Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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FOREIG AN UAGES Communication is always a big problem throughout the World, and the language classes this year attempted to bridge this gap as much as they could. They learned the cultures of their respective countries as Well as the language. First year classes learn the basics of the language, vocabulary, spelling and pro- nunciation. In the second year, the stu- dents master the reading and pronuncia- tion skills they have learned previously. Third and fourth years are dedicated to discovering other countries: for example France, Spain, Mexico and South Ameri- can countries. . . and studying literature from these countries. Occasionally, guest speakers from other countries visit classes and discuss living conditions, customs and the problems in their areas. O ' -, W -4 y. '-fy '- :Jw telqzg- . '. C at ' :-: . fwfr' ' - 3 5 1 7 4 :? ?'3i-I'f i1'fifar1.51'?i' - rv -.Ml - Q-'Y 1-1-A :I Q - lt?-Q,ip1.,g'5z'ff-1.1-:'.1 Ss,- .w:.'ifs:,E:wy.A A N 7 -A n-sew-1 an .- QP' i E In french, Brother Charles discusses a French magazine artlcle . S 37

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D9 nav'- if w-duP ' A ' ' ' ' - f Freshmen boys do pushups do stretch out While the girls run laps. Teri Clark balances on the parallel bar as Mrs. I-Iajduk and Terri Doveri . P.E. Co-ed physical education became the new thing at Marist during the 1971-72 school year. It included a bowling class at the Fairfield Lanes and an intramural volley- ball round-robin tournament which pit the home rooms against each other. Sr. janet and her sophomores downed Br. Dennis and his seniors in the finals of the volleyball tourney. Sue Gerety won the handicap honors in the tourney which climaxed the bowling class. Under the direction of Mrs. Hajduk, Mrs. Webb, Mr. Olson, Mr. DeAutremont and Mr. Hummel, the PhysEd classes also covered conditioning, speedball, touch football, gymnastics, badminton, softball, flicker ball, Greco Roman wrestling, soc- cer, mat ball and basketball. Something new was added when Mrs. Hajduk and Mr. Olson introduced decathlon classes to give the students an opportunity to com- pete in various track events. It was a year of growth which, if continued, will make it possible for Marist to have an outstanding Phys Ed program. 39