Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1979 volume:

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We captured the swim team out of the water this day. 4. Missy Kraft, Ann Bronson and Shari Dennis taking a break from classes. 5. The parking lot was paved and proved a welcome relief for these cars. 6. lst of April and just too nice to compete. Page five: 1. A donation made possible thisladdition containing a weight room and athletic offices. 2. Many hours of toning prepare the Spartan track team for Spring com petition. 3. Studying can be much more enjoyable in the sunshine as we caught Shelly Sturgeon and a friend. 4. Mr. Newman enjoying a warm Spring day. 5. Reflecting on Marist. 6. The whole story of Mac Court and the AA Championship. This bus has logged over 142,832.4 miles with Spartan students. 7. Tammy Gent, Caroline fry, Laura Jones and a friend discuss the life at the op. 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M. 1 , N W L mr 1 1' VP W v l 1 1 ll -513 F N . . ,- ,, f , '-1 gm, ' 171, I ftp .nfl -V K H1' wi wil ' Tian D f uw , in - 4 Patience And Discipline Bring Crown To Spartans A tough, physical man-to-man defense and patient, time- consuming patterned offense were key ingredients in the Spartan assault on the best in the state AA ranks. Coming into the State Tourney as the number one representative from the Sky- Em League, the Spartans marched through four opponents to the first state title in Marist basket- ball history. With Sky-Em Coach of the Year Kim Swaim at the helm and All- League selections Mike Murphy, Steve Eggink, and Second Time selection Joe Willis leading the way Marist went out the second night of the tourney to take on a lightly regarded Ranier team. Doing enough things well enough to win, the Spartans tagged a 54-45 loss on the Columbians. Murphy led all scores with 16 while Willis and Eggink added 14 each to pace the Spartans. Next night out North Valley brought a 20-3 regular season record and an opening game victory over Vale into the Pit against the Spartans. Quickly knocking the Knights out of their zone defense the Spartans took a f 48-39'victory, Murphy threw in 12 and Eggink led the way with 20 points as the team from Troy broke open a close game. As tourney favorite LaSalle moved dangerously through the opposite bracket, Marist met Sherwood in the semifinals on Friday night. The first half saw a near perfect performance by the blue and gold as they raced to a 34-6 lead. The defense held the Bowmen to only two of 25 field goal attempts while the Spartans hit 14 of 18 in the first half of their way to a record 65.71. The final score 58-36 and the Spartans -- 9 .. , - , . - ,, Q J .sa 4:-...A were ready for a final night show- . -Q' 1, -jj , 1, 7 ' K 1 I T 'P ' - down with the 1591 team in the ' ,if - I-f, - 1 tl fi- 42? t -- ' 5 gg ' ' ' L. 1 . , state the LaSalle Pirates. , ' - g.fE. Vi ef, e L A ,gig -if - -i' ,i . fm f f . s f i ts . 2, 14 Playing with the determination and ,A lf 4 7 - - -.L ' A :Rav ' f A ' ' S' 1- skill of a team fighting for a state Y- ' 5 f 4- if 91 ' f,i ' If 14 f?,' 'X . 'U ,, ' championship, the team from ' ' le,.1'-fftiraaf. ,A i - . ' , 'lj' A 1 ' Eugene took a 23-21 victory and '5 1 '-i' t-1 - 'fi' y mf' 1- - ' ' - , 1 a State Championship home. A L' -Q-l H s- Q ,J 1, - g 9 as If .. 51,2 f' . 20 foot shot by Dean Hummel with F55 -n' , 1 rg f ,, ' aff. sf ,, A 1 'IXQL5' L: KV, X Q,, m5 ' 2 seconds on the clock broke a 4- 3, vz- W-...gig 3,1 L . V - - Q X ' -gg. 1 '- -'L 1- - ,,, g 21-21 tie. Coach Swaim answered 'gqf' 1 , , Li --A ', . A+ - V ' -' ' 1' K. Q . ,eq the controversy raised by LaSalle If 'A 'if ,. + -.7-' 1 i +L-1 f 4 N - i :N ' supporters with a simple explan- 'HP A 5' 3 A , 'N - Q. -.,, !-- 3, L gy A Q. ' 'I Q 4 ,, ation of the game: We played the gl tg ' ' i iz 1' . -i . ' -X . ' , -- A way we wanted to play. The -A-L . 3 ri N, F ' A p ig 'U' 1. -I . i ' I ' object is to have more points . I ' i U 4 -. f F , .. . . C' than your opponent. We played ' 3 - - 1---- - L., 3 ' ' 4, Q l' xx V W' i , well within the rules. We wanted --ff f A' L ' 'M J ' . f YJ! , Q ' ' ll N to win a state championship, and . 2 ' 5 it -. , we did. 1' .gazli Q l fa: 5.131.115 1 3 9 ',w ating Q H641 I6 gy? 3 'N i , d v 5 -5- jf E 4? Top left, Coach Swaim shows exuberance as a last second shot by LaSaI Ie goes errant Center left, Spartan fans celebrate the final victory. Lower Left, Steve Eggink and Mike IVlurphy received First Team All Tourney Greg Graham joins the Spartan celebration. Center, After a LaSalle time out those 2 seconds melted wonderfully away. Lower Center, With the trophy safely with them the team recognizes the other efforts which were made. Top above, Dominic Pynes accepts the championship trophy for Marist. 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Page 9. 1: Bruce Wilkens, Kelly Minaberrigaray and Greg Giroux relax out in the courtyard. 2: Mark Roberts tries to escape. 3: Jim Mader, Laurie Revell, Debbie Milroy, Mary Gaughan, Cathy O'Connell and Paul Morris at Mac Court. 4: Nita Reaney on phone, Cissy Holvey on hold. 5: At work on a hard problem. 6: The products of art students cover the walls of the artroom. Page 12. 1: Jason Bolkan, Mike Murphy and Steve Eggink discuss the outcome of the Douglass game . . . 2: . . . as Debbie Milroy looks on. 3: Julie Myrand basks in the sun with friends. 4: Laurie Moran, Shawn Waters, Dan McQuiston and Randy Harrison at Lunch. 5: The school from the jogging trail. 6: Diving champ, Chip Miemeyer, goes swimming. 7: A freshman class hard at work? 8: Another day's over with. Page 13: 1: Kelly Olsen, up and over during track practice. 2: The same freshman class still hard at work. 3: The set of Finian's Rainbow. 4: Mr. Swaim gives a drill in discipline off the court. X Page 16 Page 16. The baseball team prepares for another winning season. 2: The second place league football team. 3: Br. Pat clearshis desk at the end of the day. 4: Cathy Frisendahl. 5: A common scene, waiting for a ride after school. 6: IVlr. Swaim looks on in amazement. Upper left: Sr. Agnes at a faculty retreat. A freshman girl can hardly believe her week of initiation and baptism is over. Above Left: Tony Thompson receives a cold shower from his senior sister, Cassandra. Above right: Br. James Halliday. Opposite below: Sarah Peniston plays the chimes at a music concert. Middle: Baptism. Below: Juniors gather during baptism ceremonies. 1 x , 1 , . r 1 W 3 J ,, H- v,-A ,..v 1 V, 5 Wu? 1 47: ' '.-4. 1 .741 ,4 1 ,cal ,N fqx f-M vi! L 4 ,ll wi 1 ' r v 'L A 14 5 ..V' , NN ..,. --'-1 - . v . Q 'X ml 1+ . 5 IIQ- QI. 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WWWW111, 111 111 'v- , ,1 54 Katherine Lowe Pat Lowery Jim McGuigan Pat McMahon Colynn McMath Kathy Meador Kathi Meisenholder John Merfeld Kathy Metzler Scott Misner Joan Mooney Teresa Moran Michelle Morrison Thomas Morrison Mark Murphy Michelle Murray Paul Myrand Jill Nave Aimee Norbert Kyle Norris Paul Nugent Julie Nunez Kelly O'Connell Charlie O'Dell Mari Oien Fresh man 21 David Olson Jeff Olsen Kirstin Olson Jeanne Pentecost Scott Polen Joe Potwora Greg Powell Dan Proulx Tara Pynes Arnold Renken Karen Revis Suzy Riedmann Chuck Rivers Katie Robertson John Robinson Eric Robison lVlarie Saul Ruth Schmidt Ken Scholz Katie Scofield Diane Severson Marlene Shaw Alicia Sheldon Carli Shields Jeff Shrum 22 Freshman Kelli Simmons Nlartha Singer Steve Splonskowskl Jim Stacy Lori Starr Margaret Sullivan Kayci Surprenant Tony Thompson Patty Trent Ronald Van Loan Hal Wald Patti Weber Nanci Weixelman Barbara Wi lger Carrie Wilson Freshman 23 SOPHCMCRES Ni! Q 'Thr 'Q ,Y JY Sophomore class officersCindySchroeder, Andrea Moreland, Gwen Clark, Joan Singer and Theresa Bono provided the leadershiprfor this year's sophomore class. 24 Sophom ores 'ark D V--5 1 ff li -'Li 3 l ff -5- V--fr 5:-W :H Y I 1 .mx fx l A f. r. 'Tw- ll 0 Matt Adair Anetta Bajer Bill Baker James Barr Kim Banton Nick Barbisan Gina Barbisan Jeff Black Jim Bonner Teresa Bono Colleen Bradshaw Mary Braun Cheryl Brock Curtis Buckner Nlatt Buller Russell Byers Mark Carroll Dorothy Chambers David Charboneau Steve Chapman Gwen Clark Peter Clark Sean Clark Kelly Dandurand Gregg Dennis Sophomores 25 Kim Desler Julie Doble Alisa Doveri Dan Druliner Rodney Dunn Kathy Duff Amanda East Robby Easterla Janice Edwards Steve Eggink Julie Free Tom Furrer Pam Gay Debbie Gabaldon Greg Giroux Bridgid Gilmore Julie Golden Joe Gonyea Kris Hackelman Vinci Halbrook Beth Hagel Hank Hanf Helen Harrison Robin Harter Maria. 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Ralph Heine Stephanie Heany Pat Holmes Cissy Holvey Chris Holden John Hoppe John Holvey Kelly Howard Konnie Hummel Kim Jarvill Birgitt Jansen Dave Jones Murray Janisse Paula Jaszkowslci Jeff Keller Alison Kelly Teresa Kersey Kathy Keolker Karen Kielty Marilyn Konyn Mimi Kraft Mark Kronenberg Chris Laharty Doug Leonard Shannon Leonard Sophomores 27 Sig Lindley Shannon Long Mike Loomis Chris Luby Michell Maher Martin Macauley Brian McGuirk Tom McCracken Bill McCallum Lori McFarlane Joan McDermott Peggy Meagher Kelly Minaberrigaray M i ke Mohoff Michael Mooney Kevin Mullin Peter Murphy Jeff Murray Mike Nau David Nelson Charlie Niemeyer Joy Niemeyer Jay Norman Kelly Olsen Roxann Olesen 28 Sophomores l1XX1X1W'l 'XX ,Q 1 .-1... 1.1 1111' 1, I 11 1, XX X1.11X1 1111X 1-1 Lf 111' 1 , 1 11 , 111 1 1l .l1' -11' JUL A 11 - -,X 1, lllm15lW'1'3Wl'll 'll'51'Yl'l5Wl3lllll31lfli'95ill wwlll H 1 ' ':XX.1gI'111'f, 11 11XjX1 X1XX111XX lg uX1,Xll11 1 I 1 1 1 .. 1 ' 'Il l 11 .. 1 111 11 11- . 111 - 1 - f ..11- 1- ., . . , 1 1 -,111 1 1XX' 1 - ' 1.11.1 111. 1 lx I I 1 ' 1' 11 1 11 1 1 1 X 11 lil X 1 11 : 1 11 ,W '1 X'111 X11 l1141XX1 111 X XXQAX, XX11 X.1X1X1X'X 1X111 1 l '!k1l 1.llllll 1,11'1l51r' 14 l111111111.rw 11111111 ff1X111 1 XX,.111i W X ' I1 15' 1 W1 1 X ' H1 1 111 1 11.1 ,X E11 11ll1 '11X1 111 1 '4llJi.g 1 WM 1 li '11XX 11 1 X.1111X f it-1 X V 1 ,, Q X U 1 mm J, ' 11 X 1' 1 XX X1111ll'I 1f11 111' H' ' 11137 11 l 11X ,, 1 X1rX fl 11 ' X lm A 111 X1 11 1 1111 111111111 HWYv1'l'l ' 1111111111l1'il1l11111111111flil 11' l V 'A11 M1121 l 1 :Q H11 111Y'X'-X 11111,,Xl1l1Ufg- yir 1 .i '111 1 W 1 1 1 1' f'1f'11 11:1 1. 11-11 1 11 'X -1X 111 , X 1 1 X, . 111x n 1 11 11111 - 1 1111-111i '11 - LQ t 'qi I -11 1. 12.11 ig l'Z11.l11 .111-X71 X1 . 1 'llpfi f 5f1? .tv 5':'511T-1 11- 1 fa. -1 -1 1141 1 55:51 -'nf-if E-fafffln lin, if-1X'1F1y11qE ..11-1,111 X51-gf-qv.-jj 151 - 1 1 F'-1:1 1 l 5 , - 11 ' 11 ': 11 1 H11-11.111X 1' 1 :111W1.l' - 11 ' .. 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If I , ,l .H lr g ll bk-:sb 'L l l- Ali ' 1 lil? Z Y Y - ' 1 . W r '- - H X' W I lllllillllu l' ll I 1 W vu W: ul X -f Q , n , i Y' ' rw :L -i 'li V' , 1- ' r f 'wil V, il! i t tllt bel. ni ,?, 1 K 'e'lTl' Sl 'J .1- 'in T, E! -L JET' 4 nv' 'N la ll i A Jo, UF' X, ,, L 4. ' r ,1 ,iff 5 x M ,': in 'M lf, F' iv , 'N r 'It I I f ,if J 1 Fmt JUNICRS o 'L .-tsislsf, sv 'rv .A .1 The Juniors were led by Steve Ficker, Lisa Lyford, Pete Kerns, Kristi lVIcCartan and Mike Burrington. They started early raising funds for the Prom by holding a slave auction the end of their sophmore year and other fund raising projects. Juniors 31 Richard Aberle Julie Alexander Joe Bando Kathy Banton Jerry Barbison Tony Barbisan Maureen Barnes Bernie Becker Kelly Benton Chris Beveridge Kevin Beyers Jason Bolkan Matt Borden Pat Bradshaw Pat Brennan Ann Bronson Tim Brown lVlike Burrington Julie Claska Eileen Conklin Tina Conrad Anna Coverdell Jim Coverdell Steve Crook Candy Cross 32 Juniors WWW'- AL HL 'xx , li-'Tr , 'taylfu-.f:'1f , I.ir' - rl il, . . V - Lx X . E, i W ' l.. 75. , vp 1 i-'V ,. -F812 F TS 115. M. 1 x 'WLT I ' ' L -V Brenda Dandurand Shiela Defrank Shari Dennis Victor Devlin Mary Dutton Jim Dwyer Jeff Eccles Calvin Ensminger Theresa Ensminger Cindy Fent Steve Ficker Kelly Fitzgerald Cathy Frisendahl Caroline Fry Duane Gawrylow Randy Gay Tam Gent Alane Gerety Laurie Gieber Mike Giroux Jane Gramely Oley Grover Kathy Harrison Wally Haven Wendy Hewitt Juniors 33 Mike Hoglen Todd Horton Missy Howard Marielena Ianora Teri Jansen Tom Keolker Pete Kems Todd Ketchum Dan Kleman Missi Kraft Margaret Kruit Theresa Lang Steve Lawson Don Lance Carolyn Lee Todd Lee Gina Lente Katie Light Mary Line Bill Loome Lisa Lyford Kristi McCartan Anna McDonald Tim McFarlane Sherryl McGuigan 34 Juniors thleen cMahon n Meagher ris Meng Mennis ent Merrill ch Milroy hn Misner ifa Moamar e Moore urie Moran ula Moran heri Morris ike Myrand hn Nagel athy O'ConneIl ordon Owen ine Paiement ise Paiement avid Peniston heresa Peplinski arrel Plant ori Proulx ick Proulx llnne Pynes Iufr' ' , - F- ,Q li, i. i I . H 1.16 LV '75,-if FH' I, ui' 'QL1 ! '14 P234 x Juniors 35 Dominic Pynes David Rainer Janet Rinaldi Jerry Rinaldi Kevin Robell Mark Roberts Lori Roth Pamela Sahlin Charlene Schri eber Colleen Schrieber Terry Scott Tamme Selle Linda Shaw Teresa Sheets Victoria Shields Pat Simpson James Skeen John Stacy Dawn Szakacs Greta Temple Larry Tuski Craig Unruh Gretchen V ickery ' Helen Walker Donna Walsh 36 Juniors 'i 1' fi-E, li mi E IG'- -i JET? 'ffl E vu :un 'fgfbif ,R l M A 1 , . ' -9 A .1 ,... X T ,limi , 'fy WM, My ,N l'l!,ilHJ' , ,I W T H, i .iw V U Jn W.. W, 1- ii X V 1 A 43185 f 'f T ii . ' .z ll W 4. , 1' mi W! H A 3 Wxiill 1. A ' gil l N 75,4 7 . , Q . Li ' IIT'-3' Si Theresa Wollaston Not Pictured: James Adkins Sharon Blake Lloyd Doyle Kathryn Duyck Georgia Holvey Debbie Ullrich Scott Whaley Derick Ward Nlatt Whalen Tracy Willener Brian Wing Libby Winther 'Ss ,nv ,P ji- - ' ,mf--v' Juniors 37 Administration Faculty Br' Patrick M9-996' Sr. Josephine Chapman E i X - l in Sr. John Bac kenstos Mrs. Karen Brothers Br. John Colbert Br. John of the Cross Mr. Dale Cooley Mrs. Fran Cooley Br. James Devine Br. Charles Filitrault Mr. Andy Gilbert Br. James Halliday Mr. Ed Hummel Br. Robert LeClerc Br. Fabian Mayor Br. John lVlcDonaugh Sr. Adelaide Neuville Br. Norbert Rodrique Mr. Jack Olsen Mr. Pat O'Shea Faculty 39 Mr. Doug Schaaf Miss Betty Schoen Mr. Rich Schwab Mrs. Gloria Schrieber Br. Thomas Simmons Mr. Kim Swaim Sr. Donna VanLaeken Miss Katherine Witthar Mr. Tim Zuber Mr. Bill Richards 40 Faculty J' Ju J Not Pictured: Sr. Agnes Bachmeier Ms. Alexis Bonzer Mr. Phil Brus Mrs. Doris Cauthorn Sr. Ron Horbatiuk Mr. Jim Keegan Mrs. Shirleen Madden Mr. Kevin McCauley Mr. Jerry Newman Mrs. Pat Revell Mrs. Jean Scholz in-5,24 . N 1 -flf V' ,J f 19:52 ii -fiflf 1 4..' ' V 1,41 -1 ,gy .H n Spartans Grind To 7-2 Season The varsity Spartan foot- ball team suffered only two losses during the 1977 campaign, an opening game loss to lVlac Hi and a regu- lar season loss to eventual state champion South Umpqua. The ball club was typically Marist, very aggressive defensively and very productive offensively. Several offensive and defen- sive personal records were established, Pat Brennan threw for over 1400 yards, Dean Hummel caught 30 passes for 5 TD's and Dan Weber was in on 151 tackles. Daryl Moser had six interceptions for the year. Team Captain for the Spart- ans were Daryl lVloser, lVlel Damewood and Lynn Thom- as. The outstanding de- fensive player award went to Dan Weber. The team voted Dan lVIcQuiston as the most inspirational. 42 Varsity Football Front Row: Denis Hackelman Mike Charboneau, Randy Harrison, Daryl Moser, Chris Lyford, Dan Weber, Scott Rotter, Mel Damewood, Bruce Hassler, Dan McQuiston, Bill Nugent. Second Row: Paul Potwora, Mike Holmes, Scott Pittman, Tom Mooney, Scott Seven, Mike Schnabel, Lynn Thomas, Chris Holvey, Dean Hummel, Dan Kersey, Third Row: Todd Lee, Jason Bol kan, Rich Milroy, Pat Brennan, John Stacy, Dominic Pynes, Pete Kerns, Wally Haven, Dick Proulx, Joe Moore, Steve McFarlane, Joe Bando, Scott Whaley. Fourth Row: Steve Ficker, Mike Nau, Mark Carrol, Pat Holmes. Fifth Row: Coach Brus Coach Saraceno, Coach Schwab, Coach Hummel. i A I lvlarist- M gtippunent 6 llllgchi 3 I 2 l Banks f-'N .po N eb U7 O o lm-gg. s C 51,2 3 LQ Q, -G m - .cz S: , Q, , Q os oo O U3 U' Q 9:5 :N 'S gi. ml ON Nl 19 Siutherlin ' V r. l Pglifeasaint Hfisll lifi, 3 t s 14 A. Steve Ficker takes a pass and prepares to gain ground for the Spartan attack. B. Coaches Hummel and Saraceno give instruction on a blocking exercise. C. Spartans move for a loose ball. D . An unidentified Spartan attacks the blocking dummy. Varsity Football 43 JV's 6-2 C ' 'veil -:Q .sm . 7. we f gboreb oard F J , V s . - ,Eur , faq, V f JZ 'mf' i Q , , V my se, H wawief of N it twneqigge Gffliizifie 6 C 16 0 15 ,:-k!! F ll rtli F 16 K ss 1. ,, in-Y, , A ' H H Nwwuazc ,. -if it o Q if 4 8 no i 24 We . 1 Front Row: Bill Baker,John Hoppe, Peter Clark, Matt Adair, Oley Grover, Chris Laharty, John Misner, Bob Teller. Second Row: Tom McCracken, Mike Schrieber, Bill McCallum, Mike West, Chris Hackelman, Kevin Beyers, Calvin Ensminger, Bill Wheatley. Third Row: Jeff Murray, Tom Furrer, Jay Norman, Anton Weber, Andy Pittman, Dave Byers, Dan Druliner. Fourth Row: Chris Holden, Steve Chapman, Dave Nelson, Hank Hanf, Don Lance, Pat Simpson, Dave Rainier, Fifth Row: Coach Mike Marshall, Jim Keegan, Don Lichty, Not Pictured James Barr. I I pl JV at Pleasant Hill 44 JV Football First Row: Hal Wald, Mark Jones, Scott Polen, Arnold Fenken, Steve Misner, Greg Powell, Greg Burrington, Mark Murphy. Second Row: Dan McGuigan, Paul Nugent, Darren Hotman, Jim Stacy, Scott Halbrook, Dan Proulx, Jim Gieber, Paul Myrand. Third Row: Pat Johnston, Mike Colgan, Aaron Bolkan, Brian Barr, Derek Burge, Joe Davis, Joe Holvey, Joe Conklin, Kyle Norris, Mark Heidt. Not Pictured: Tom Morrison, Coaches Dave Schmidt, Terry Gent, Dan Revell. 1 A' -i A.. ,. 4 Frosh Go For 7-O Season S coreboard 8 South Eugene 16 Pleasant Hill 47 Cresweli 56 Elmira 47 ,Junction City 36 Elmira 2 0 6 6 0 O - A- Frosh Football 4 5 Nagel Trip To State Highlights Rebuilding Year When the season ended at the day of the State Finals at Lane Community College, the Spartan Harriers had the nucleus for the building of a strong future program. All of the runners will be back next year with added endurance, added strength and added experience. This year saw the start of a boys and a girls cross country team. The co- captains of the boys team were John Nagel and Jerry Rinaldi. The captain for the girls was Laurie Moran. This year the harriers placed John Nagel in the state finals. John finished in 32nd place with a time of 17:26 for the 5000 meter course for a new school record. John also finished in sixth place at the Sky-Em District meet. For his accomplishments John made the Sky-Em All Star Cross Country Team. Br. Ron said: With just a few more runners next year, we can do some big things-we will be able to surprise some teams in the Sky-Em. We will have a strong team showing in the District meet and we will be able to have more Spartan Harriers in the State Finals . . . Big things are in the Making, for those who want it . . . Below The Team, Kneeling, B Ronald, Laurie Moran, Kim Glander Gina Barbisan Back Row Jerry Rinaldi, John Nagel, Mark Roberts, Mike Mohoff and Peter Murphy Next Page. Upper Left: Laurie Moran. Upper Right: TheBoys warm-up before the race Lower Left' Coach Upper Right: The start of another race. : ' ' r. . 1 I l I Br. Ron. Center. Right: A runner comes to the finish line. Lower Right: Jerry Rinaldi Staggers after completing the course. 46 Cross Country J: -u ,, P? K rfh. yr, If n , X av p f ' . . j , 12.2 ,I- ft! 4'- :.,r' : . -- 44 J -. -, 4., ,.7x.fj-I., j.Q ,Q'f- . H 1 , -1-gf! 'Q' ff' Q . ' - 1. u 'Y 'fx 1 - .YZVYL-'71, -4 flftf: .'ffm:?1z ' eg: f5,',:w4!qj,s 5121, .,,,-'71 A fv 1, .--4',vl,4,. ..-, - ,- .uf,.e,Am+mm ff, ,fwcwf-.-.e JM. . ffimx . .- 1 . .,, .W . .mv 'gi -g 5 Cross Country 4 7 Spikers Go To 10-5 Season The 1977-78 Volleyball squad moved through a winning season lead by First Team All-Sky-Em league player, Colleen Schrieber. Coached by Karen Brothers, the team which had only three seniors in its ranks, finished high in the Sky-Em standings. Linda Early made Second Team All Sky- Em along with Tammy Gent. Linda made 148 of 155 service tries for an out- standing 9670. Colleen Schrieber was picked as the team's lVlVP, Cathy Frisendahl was most improved and Linda Early was named the most inspirational spiker on the squad. ., .----un , v l VARSITY, left to right, Theresa Wollaston Betty Wagner Diane Wllger Lind Early, Tammi Gent, Colleen Schreiber Sheila DeFrank Margaret Wagner K Frisendahl and Coach Karen Brothers -ff? f l 'FJ i ls,-N fl . A b i,-.gift . ?ErVi?f?1l? if ' f 1 'ib'il1 tl U- - -ilfif 1 -E- . ft- ' . . U- his , - K ,HJ T I ,, A xi. er' -Jitl 1 41 -ani S f'f .i ' K., A, J .. g-, , A I 1 g ' I '-'fi - .AL- x I, ,,,I, will wi, gg sr ' f L.. 48Vo,,ey,,a,, DR. RICHARD A. scoFlEi.o .,, , , -ann r will I' S .44 oreboard ARIST OPP. 3 Glide O O Creswell 3 0 So. Umpqua 3 3 Oakridge O 1 Sutherlin 2 3 Douglas O 3 Pleasant Hill O 2 Glide 1 O Creswell 3 2 So. Umpqua 1 2 Oakridge 1 2 Sutherlin 0 2 Douglas 0 3 Pleasant Hill O JV TEAM 92, Kneeling, Regina Brock, Patti Weber, Kathy Metzler, Kelly Minaberrigaray, Lisa Haws, Katie Scofield, Carolyn Saraceno, Standing, Sr. Donna Van Laeken, Mari Oien, Trese Lang, Joan Mooney, Robin Harter, Mary DeFrank, Kelly Howard, Gloria Schrieber. 1 ' i L l ,A V VY D -T AF. vi. JV TEAM 541, Caroline Fry, Laurie Gieber, Peggy Meagher, Lori Proulx, Charlene Schrieber, Dawn Wilger, Carolyn Lee, Michelle Haher, Kelley Olsen, Karen Kietty, Mary Siebers, Teresa Siebers. SPRINBROOK MOBILE HOMES Volleyball 49 Soccer 2-7-1 Scoreboard lVlaI'iS'L Opponent ,O South Eugene 7 1 Sheldon 3 0 Cresent Valley 3 0 Churchill 9 1 Corvallis 3 1 North Eugene 1 1 North Eugene 2 4 Churchill 0 2 Willamette O 1 Cottage Crove 2 1 Although the season record may be unimpressive, the soccer team played the state champions and only AAA schools. lf the team can stay away from the injuries that plagued them this year and keep the underclassmen players out they should have a successful '78 season. Team: Chris Luby, Randy Stewart, Gorden Owen, Jim Coverdale, Mike Loomis, Brent lVlerrill, Tim Brown, Vic Devlin, Dale Doyle, Scott Revis, Scott Alexander, Todd Rinier, Kevin Sullivan, Shawn Waters, Kevin Norris, Chip Niemeyer. Shawn Waters served as team captain and won the Outstanding Defensive player award, Todd Rinier was voted as the Outstanding Offensive player for the season. 1. Todd Rinier attempts to get the ball from his opponent. 2. Tim Brown and Chip Niemeyer warm up before the game. 3. Shawn Waters goes after the ball. 4. Todd Rinier. 5. Shawn Waters preparing to score. 6. Todd Rinier challenges for possession. 2 This Page Sponsored by: A 8. R ELECTRONICS AND APPLIANCES 50 Soccer r L :lg 'A .V -:bv-5. -N. ...V j.. 4' 5 8 6 This Page Sponsored By: IVIARGUERITE POTWORA Swim Team Greets New Coach lVlr. Newman has coached for Marist before but this year was his first year at the helm. By winning the meet in Philomath the Swimming Spartans were the unofficial state champions. Boys 4-2 Scoreboard Marist Opponent 67 Churchill 87 47 Toledo 29 74 Thurston 98 93 Willamette 78 107 Toledo 54 84 Willamette 81 1. Team, Back Row, Finbarr Bishop, Jeff Eccles, Mark Roberts, Greg Giroux, Hiafa Moammer, Aaron Bol kan, Mike Myrand, Ben Macauley, Matt Wagner, Ken Scholz, Calvin Ensminger, Front Row: Coach Newman, Martha Singer, Eileen Conklin, Julie Myrand, Colleen Meagher, Karina Schaefer, Teresa Ensminger, Murray Janisse. 2. Mark Roberts swims the bac kstroke in the Medley Relay. 3. Greg Giroux dive in. 4. Colleen Meagher in Lane 2. 5-6. Chip Niemeyer. 2 52 Swimming QW ,FFR in - Q s igr' .. 'QMQV l , ' ew . .-.-.,,.a.. J -,.- i,..- ---hw . - ef -H ,, , ,. Q ...,,vf in v za F-gif' - ' Y' 1' , f' in-. ,I lf, -- . ' -i 11u--4.5,-'A gl n hr ' ' ' 1 r--:lf Alb' - ,453 'g ' 51 4 ,,.... A 4y s Tum, .. 3' - ' ' .i , viii: -' 1 ' ' 'I-1-ij:f-H T ,U ..' L: ...A .fM 7'T ' f4' ' r Law- ' ' 'f . A- ,.,, f , r .Q , . 1- 7 ,3 -A T Q L E ' ,. A h ,g,M,,. ' . F E? V , alpwf' Li. JN 4-Iain '--w.. 7' - ,N v , 4 -, T Fl LWFQ22-m...,,, ' V 'Sim-he lvtf, 'A - M I . I AwMuL,, L T T TA u I T . ,np 2 3, , in-1b.a.f- ,Y 1. U' 5' -11. hr!-gan ,... 3 ,.,, .ull--'A - , i .dr-1 , ,f akznfl VI, .-'-Ji' 1-.,,..gg-V' B - 3 - ME n,! ' 5-In 1 E I -..gif 5 .,,. -1.1.-5 Iffft' - - T44 ill .. M-1191 4, .i V . ,i ..-.. Q,- , . 'f.i.,p -.md ll .V 1 2.2 j1..' V JE m avi? X ffk 3. X r 4 it T. .-.'. jf- JV 1 ' -3 fi 5'j'?hf1s:vli l.i'fg Y N V 4. '1 -, pa , , if f fb, 15 , ,LQ M ' V Girls 1-5 Scoreboard 4 Marist Opponent 55 92 Churchill Toledo Thurston Willamette Toledo 26 52 62 88 60 Willamette 49 101 94 74 76 Swimming 53 Nugent High- lights Winning Grappler Season Senior Bill Nugent led the Spartans to a 5-2 league record and earned himself an undefeated season. Led by Nugent the Spartans moved quickly through Sky- Em Conference opponents losing only to Creswell and Douglas. The season was capped off with Nugent's State Championship and Scott Revis's Second Place. Jim Dwyer came in 6th at State. A team record of 73 falls helped the Spartans dominate many of their op- ponents. Coach Jack Olson will lose 8 Senior wres- tlers via graduation. In the team picture, kneeling left to right, Greg Bun'ington, Kelly Higgins, Scott Revis, Dan Proulx, Bill Nugent, lVlatt Eccles, Jim Dwyer, Dick Proulx. Second Row: Coach, Scott Pittman, Steve Camerer, John Nlerfeld, Tom Furrer, Al Whalen, Joe Potwora, Pat Johnston, Charlei Niemeyer, Third Row: Anton Weber, Steve Girard, Pat Holmes, Hank Hanf, Brian Wing, Paul Cronen, David Rainier. Wrestl ing 'Y 5 . s-3 Kly- p 2 X S. 4 4, r:s'srw'fMN vfA,i1a K, V ' ' ,w ':' X A, , vi .2 , A , if . -Z was K -.1 sem A it .K 55 ' ' nz A 3'-6, is - ' 2 -'W -,FiM.fs, ' r sms 'U z f law gafmfiw, , W W .Mme if 2- A -W rzxztnsr ' Q' , N ,X . ., 9 :K 5 -mb. run-maui -uissssEfM-' mxsniii ' ess Q , ff t I 1 , f,1 W KG I lde i ' f ' A ,wi ' - ww- fl f jillfi-fflm5iQ,i3Q.1:i..,,1,liQ srgwf . 1, ri 5 at Q. ..i mi s ii C -523m 1 iw A - ,EM-ms, S s XM nu - , V ,l 1 .MMM W or JV ,, . md , H W- ,1'i!i'L 6, f 33 gli?-gg ,X H TT 5 U - 4 U it3f iif ?'? T' firwii Fi wif it F si is - 4 we W 1. Senior Records 32 Kelly Higgins 14-14- 34 2-17 1-6 18-11 0-5 11-2 4 Steve Cammever Sean Bradshaw Scott Pitman l Steve Girard 1 Chris Johnson THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY DR. 84 MRS. ROBERT G. FURBER sf. 35:55, ' Ii' 'lik 5, il, 3.4 wmriize v:gif.Qsml, ,, ' E A in X'--gg ' Z S Q H a 'f 2 K 's Falls 1 Scott Reus -2 11 1 1 Bill Nugent -O 15 0 5 0 5 Wrestl ing 55 Girls Take Trip To Stateg Place Second By beating Sutherlin in a league playoff game, the Marist Spartans gained a berth in the state tournament. Once in the Coos Bay classic, the Spartans displayed the ability that carried them to a 12-2 regular league record and fought Newport for the state crown. Trailing Sutherlin with only one game left in the regular season the Spartans were given an opening when they beat So. Umpqua while Sutherlin was upset by Douglas. ln a play-off game to determine the league's state representative, the Spartans handed the southern gals their third defeat and entered the state tourna- ment. In first round action the Spartans led by Margaret Sullivan with 16 points put away the Seaside Seagulls, 41-34. Theresa Wollaston added 10 points to the effort. ln quarterfinal action, Laura Jones hit 11 points and Pam Gent and Wolloston added 10 apiece to lead the Spartans over Hidden Valley 42-28. The Saturday night final saw the Spartans against Newport and after being tied 34-34 with only 4:01 to go, the Spar- tans were unable to keep up the pace and fell 43-36. Theresa Wollaston and lVlargaret Sullivan lead the Spartan effort and were named to the all tourna- ment team. 56 Girls Basketball A +9 'il 1 . H. -fn ,. -'E an 5,1- 9 iz. le P4 and Karen Brothers, varsity coaches. C. Diane effort. E. Sitting: Lisa Paiement, Margaret Sul Colleen Schrieberp Middle: Kathy Brown, Shei Karen Brothers. ff A. Margaret Sullivan goes around a Creswell defender. B. Paul Wi lge r attem pts to break up a pass. D. Bench enthusiasm supports Spartan livan, Charlene Schrieber, Theresa Wollaston, Diane Wilger, Mary Siebers, Ia DeFrank, Tammy Gent, Line Paiement, Laura Jones, Back: Paul and X f X Y- 3 B J . ar' 1 A 3 v if T' lr Lia, X' 1 N 3 L X ' ' 'J . ' Q rl! 'f W Al x'9 - 5 gg :un , . f - - v .1 if if-f 3 N a - pr , T! C - P 'N' X -is nl , ' f XJ. -2 . A 3 f FK 5,1 . bw in 9' y - 4' Q C D SCO REBOA RD MA RIST OPPONENT Marist 49 Crow 25 Marist 26 Elmira 31 Marist 55 J. City 44 Marist 43 Crow 34 Marist 43 J. City 33 Marist 31 Roseburg 51 Marist 38 Glide 25 Marist 37 Creswel I 41 Marist 38 Oakridge 24 Marist 46 P. Holl 19 Marist 33 Sutherlin 30 Marist 53 So. Um pqua 37 Marist 36 Glide 25 Marist 38 Creswell 21 Marist 44 Oakridge 27 1- Marist 37 P. Hill 18 'P Marist 45 Douglas 41 Marist 32 Sutherlin 40 Marist 57 So. Um pqua 42 'Marist 43 Sutherline 28 'Marist 41 Seaside 34 Marist 42 Hidden Valley 28 l Marist 36 Newport 43 xl-J ' league playoff 'W state tourney N Finals All-gi. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY MR. AND MRS. FRAN WILGER Girls Basketball 57 U ms -liz-5 3 3 A H uilf 'iv' -ad Y NL C A. Margaret Sullivan passes off to Charlene Schrieber. B. Laura Jones in a jump off. C. Colleen Schrieber takes a well deserved break. D. Theresa Wollaston in action. E. Tammy Gent tries to get the ball to a teammate. F. Sitting: Nlary DeFrank, Kelley Olson, Kris Weixelrnan, Jamie Adams, Margaret Wagner, Kathy Lowe, Patti Weber Back: Robin Harter,Julie Doble, Teresa Weber, lVlrs. Gloria Schrieber, Kelly Howard, Kathy Nletzler. 58 Girls Basketball E r ff 4 1- . - v 2 ll? h 5 Y? v - F. 3 -3 V I Q .J . 5 9 LM is D 2' S' V A . -. Girls Basketball 59 Nlurphy Leads Spartans To League And State Titles Lead by Senior Mike Murphy the Spartans raced through the 1977-78 roundball season to capture the Sky-Em League Championship and the State crown at Mac Court. Voted the Ieague's most valuable player despite the fact he scored only 9.2 points a game, Murphy led the team to impressive victories over Sky-Em Opponents. A season record of 22-3 earned them the No. 3 ranking in the state prior to the State Tourney, March 13-16 in Eugene. Using a slow, controlled of defense coupled with an aggressive physlcal defense, the Spartans, coached by Kim Swaim, were able to control the tempo of their games. Leading scorers were sophomores Steve Eggink f12.9l and Joe Willis t11.2l. Starters were Dean Hummel, Jason Bolkan, Jim Mennis, while Chrls Holvey and Shawn Waters were often used subs. The story of the successful season was one that showed that Spartan opponents couIdn't play their game as well as the Spartans played the controlled Marist game. Coach Swaim, assisted by Coaches Greg Graham and Rogers Schenk, Ben Salm and Jim Keegan, was named league Coach of the Year. Eggink and Murphy were first team all-league. Joe Willie was all second team, and Jason Bolkan was named Honorable Mention. A. Kneeling: Greg Dennis,Joe Willis, Aaron Schermerhorn, Chris Hovey, Nlike Nlurphy, Jerry Barbisan, Dominic Pynes, Jeff Willis, Back row: Roger Schenk, Head c-oach Kim Swaim, Jim Mennis, Jason Bolkan, Michael Holmes, Steve Eggink, Dean Hummel, Shawn Waters, Greg Graham and Jim Keegan. B. Spartan backers cheer during Douglas road game. C. Jason Bolkan puts two in against Creswell. D. Coach Swaim plans strategy during a time out. E. Spartan guards prepare to stop the fast break. F. The Spartan bench watches intently as the Trojans force an overtime. ,,..... .,.. X1 62V t lVlarist. 47 49 48 45 55 53 55 75 S coreboard Junction City Central Linn Junction City Silverton Elmira Philomath Central Linn Silverton Glide Pleasant Hill So Umpqua Oakridge Sutherlin Creswell Douglas Glide Pleasant Hill So Umpqua Oakridge Sutherlin Creswell Douglas Douglas Glide Oakridge Rainier No Valley Sherwood LaSalle Opponents 37 48 34 41 53 48 50 52 y Basketball lr-E 4.1 l.V. And Frosh Have Dazzhng Seasons The Spartan JV roundballers rolled to an 18-3 record while the Frosh were com- piling a 20-2 record. Con- sistent balanced scoring highlighted the play of both teams with playing time being distributed evenly among the players. AJ Kneeling, Bruce Wilkens, Joe Gonyea, Leo Porreco, Randy Stuart, Chris Luby, Mike Gilmore, Standingp Coach Greg Graham, Mike West, Bill Wheatly, Mike Schreiber, Sid Lindley, Chris Hackelman, Coach Roger Schenk. Bl Kneeling, Brian Barr, Jeff Olsen, Mark Murphy, Greg Powell, Joe Hovey, Jim Stacey, Mike Colgan, Mike Barclay, Standing: Coach Ben Salm, Mike Lipney, Darren Hotman, Shawn Fitzgerald, Joe Conklin, Mike Kane, Scott Holbrook, Steve Splonskowski. Varsity Baseball Battles Way To 19-3 Season The Varsity Baseball team finished the season with a 19-3 record,'only to miss going to state by two gamesg. They were led by Dean Hummel who was elec- ted to the Sky-Em first league team and was also chosen to pitch on the State Team in the Dalles. Chris Holvey and Rich lVlilroy were also for first team honors. John Stacy was voted to the second team while Jason Bolkan and Chris Luby were given honorable mention. Special awards were given to five players and were chosen by their teammates for recogni- tion. Tony Barbisan was voted as IVlost lm- proved Player, Rich lVlilroy was lVlost Inspira- tional. John Stacy was given the Whittet Award given to the outstanding junior player. The Golden Glove Award was given to Chris Holvey and Dean Hummel was voted lVlost Valuable. Team Members were Dick Proulx, Joe Holvey, Bruce Hassler, Joe lVloore, Denis Hackelrnan, Steve Eggink, Todd Lee, Dean Hummel, Chris Holvey,Jason Bolkan, Rich lVlilroy, John Stacy, Tony Barb isan and Chris Luby, lVlana- ger James Barr. Coaches lVlr. Ed Hummel and Mr. Dan Luby. i-Ii-I I-' I-' Z o0u1ooi-1u'1OooooNu100u1oSu1i-'xwamg 5. Fl' -omowoUw'UO'UOc'ucDl'I'imf-ITIOCJ S7 arasefooaafsfsfii-5522 2 mg-mgfiimwgwe-2---FO--O-Q FD U., Em-..-3-0,2 -1-1 19:1-Q C5- DJ m Q-SD Nmgnlsl mlommw Q 3 .-IT'-Qmf:'3-DJ --5 FDVD 93 F' -'Sm 3 -52i i- 3 gg 3 E 55' 33' sg- : C: 3: 42' sm O 'U 'O O I CD o.i:Noooi-Joooi--is-Ibtm-ooosi-E, CDIUON I-'U-H-' South U mpqua Douglas Oakridge 64 Baseball lk 2 l + we ,A, if ' i S' if if 75 l i Q s . 4 i l 1 4- -1 it 'ri 1 gn' .- .45 i . , l 2, ii, 1. i awp 1. if-ll.. is i I J' . ' ip 1. Jason Bolkan piches against South Umpqua. 2. Dean Hummel, first team Sky-Em League pitcher. 3. Steve Eggink gets ready for the play. 4. A player bats against the league winners, South Umpqua. 5. Jason Bol kan. l.V. Baseball 10-ll The J .V. baseball team though young and in- experienced capped off a banner year with a 10-4 record. Faced with adversities of heavy rains, field availabilities and playing primarily against upperclassmen, the members of the team kept a positive, competitive spirit. To go along with their strong character, this group possessed a unique feeling of oneness to build a strong foundation for the future of the Marist Baseball Program. Individual leaders were Dan Proulx, Cather, Shortstop Darren Hotman, Third BasemanXSteve Splonskciwski, Left FielderJim Stacy, and Greg Powell at Center Field. Scott Halbrook, with a pitching record of 5-1, was voted by his teammates as this season's lVlost Inspira- tional player. The team was coached by lVlr. Phil Brus and Joe Schnabel. Baseball 65 Fil Track Team T 1 Surprises New li Q -nil . ' lvul- x League And Themselves Front Row: Dolores May, Kelley Olsen, Theresa Weber, Julie Claska, Mary Line, Tamme Selle, Second Row: Theresa Moran, Beth Hagel, Margaret Kruit, Kellie Simmons, Mary Ficker, Mari Oien, Kim Glander, Randy Harrison, Jerry Barbisanp Third Row: Shawn Waters, Laurie Moran, Nick Barbisan, Bob Teller, John Nagel, Peter Murphy, Gina Barbisan, Daryl Moser Randy Stewart. Fourth Row: Br. Ronald, Chris Lee, Larry Tuski, Jerry Rinaldi, lVlike Schnabel, Mike Holmes, Jirnm Lilley, Mike Burrington, Mr. Newman. Not Pictured: Robin Harter, Peggy Meagher, Laura Jones, Dan Kersey, Pat Holmes, Scott Pittman, Mark Heidt. This year saw many changes in what many called a declining track program. The track had to be remeasured in meters and many field event areas changed for convenience and to meet State qualifications. There was also an entirely new coaching staff headed by Br. Ronald Horbatiuk. His assistants were Mr. Newman and Miss Julie Welborn. Marist also hosted the first Sky-Em District Track Meet. The Boys team placed third in the district while the girls tied for second. Altogether both teams sent eleven people to the State Meet at Mount Hood Community College. The boy's 400 meter relay team of Daryl Moser, Randy Harrison, Shawn Waters and Jerry Barbisan set a league record of 44.6 to earn a chance to compete in the State finals. John Nagel went to State in the 1500 and 3000 meter runs with times of 4:14 and 9:21. Jerry Barbisan also competed in the longjump and the 200 at Mt. Hood. The girl's 400 and 1600 meter relay teams placed first at the district meet entitling them to a trip to State. Dolores May competed in four events at Mt. Hood: the last leg of the 400 meter relay, the 100 and 200 meter sprints and the longjump. Kelley Olsen placed in three events: the 400 and 1600 meter relay, and the 400 meter run. Laura Jones placed in the 400 and 1600 meter relays. Others that went to State on relay teams were Mari Oien, Mary Ficker, and Laurie Moran. Mike Holmes and Dolores May took high point honors. As can be seen by the new record chart in Junior hall, the '78 track season was very successful. If the strong nucleus formed this year will continue to compete, the Spartan Track team will dominate the field. 66 Track lu ove: 1600 Meter relay Team- arl I , Kelley Olsen, Below: The Boys 400 Randy Harrison, Shawn Waters, Dary Nl ' O'en Laurie Moran, Laura Jones, Boys 5-3 Scoreboard Marist Opponent 86 South Umpqua 60 105 Glide 341 1065- Creswell 225 64 Sutherlin 79 43 Douglas 102 89 Oakridge 39 Gilchrist 54 58 Pleasant Hill 87 99 District 3rd Place Girls 6-2 Scoreboard Marist Opponent 63 South Umpqua 64 89 Glide 35 123 Creswell 23 62 Sutherlin 65 73 Douglas 54 77 Oakridge 38 Gilchrist 41 108 Pleasant Hill 19 95 DistrictTie 2nd Tr k67 Tennis l 2 3 Team: Matt Wagner, Kevin Norris, Glenn Strome, Ken Scholz, Dave Ewoniuk, Joe Gonyea, Chris Holden, Chris Gillies,John Robinson, Mike Loomis, Jim Mennis, Jeff Olsen, Marielena Ianora, Kathy Frisendahl, Jane Scmidt, Berry Wagner, Colleen Meagher, Linda Early, Margaret Wagner, Andrea Moreland, Serena Ianora, Cindy Elsiner. Coach Mr. Doug Schaaf, Rich Farmer. 1. Marielena Ianora keeps warm before warming up. 2. Dave Ewoniuk 3. Kathy Frisendahl sizes up the situation. 4. Kevin Norris. 68 Tennis 1 Golf The Marist Golf team easily captured the Class AA Districts 5-6 championship. They placed fifth in the State Golf Tourna- ment. The team was sparked by it's only senior member Ron Skayhan, who was chosen Athlete of the Week by shoot- ing a 69 , three-under par at the Emerald Valley Golf Course. Team Members were: Ron Skayhan, Pat Brennan, John Robison, Dominic Pynes, Bill Loome, Jim Dwyer, Sig Lindley, Coach Br. Norbert. 1. Pat Brennan, John Robison, Ron Skayhan 2. John Robison. 3. Ron Skayhan. 4. Pat Brennan. ni 2 3 4 DR AND MRS THolvlAsJ Loolvle GDM. I -J Y ,-1 sv: x ng,. 3 xx F 42.41 ' li? Mae, :12 'W r 3 ,ik 1 'Aj-lil - QL 'TI J 51 X 3 ' if U 4' via 1 . 4 hz, QNSQXJLI ' Gilug- -? 'Lf! Student Council The Student Council presided over various activities during the year. They are not given much credit for doing many be- hind the scenes work at Home- coming, SpiritlNeek, Spaghetti Feed, Dances, Freshman lni- tiation Week, Picnics, etc. Pictured, Public Relations lvlanager Shavvn Waters, Vice President Daryl lVloser, Treas- urer Diane Wilger, Secretary Kathy Banton, President Todd Rinier, Advisor Br. James Halliday. Student Counc I 71 , O5 Sgfxi X X90 CQQSWXO WX yt X xffy OJJE3' Q5 Qdfm QN CD0 . Aw, Cyp 605 - fy XJ? ff M . Q SPQOQQJ QXAXSOX , M X I I . L 9 O9 A yy? O JO 62 X CJ- fix X ax xx? U5 OQDCN 454' W wb QXQOVC QMQPOZS Q2 Ok 6 Uk W ,YEA J' WM I QS , W 0 Qcrb CJ' OJ Q5 8? JJ NQXNJP X9 54299 of 00 NOQQCWSL VX A 5 q,f05UxyG' COOXX GAP M Xobv W' KW XM W9 QQ fQUff1 OXXNQXL Jw XQNQK5 xr U NOJQDQAXXX X6 X H64 NMfvQW XP 0 0 CJOOQQQMW5 NL ffx fi AG L KBOJXLZ-9'X K CIN 'Q QGXQM QQ55 9, gb CJ Uiiibf KD fb 72 fig? do FQ fum? Q33 RQ X0 5 GNQQQQ 'Km 69 QS k Q hx -Q SPM Eff? gi A56 'C' fl? 50? if N529 gf XTX, ' . - fxiw '4 , mx Eoxifgg Q4 X60 P6 ,553 5f, QP ,QQ 4 L M ATIONAL Horxloit SGCIETY Tmoocviom A 4, NATIQKIAL J fs r l l li MEMBERS t i l H30 rr OT' 5 o Q nity ,' IVI lin aG Iavis NN WllllylgVlo1seb I I, Eieen i ies ie cna 7 Ju ia Green Betty Wagner l ng id Lowery Vx ,R J IVlatt Wagner ie in Norris ,5 ,,' g'-D13H1eWilge l l'er sa Phelani-1-,XX y , Wally Have in Free 1 Ejimnald Lan e ni Hackleman - -rv Laurie IVlor n l G ori Jarvis M QQ. Line Paie entl' K y artin JJ C -i iiise Paie en De is Madden ' I Charlene ch eber Laixrilei Sevelll g M-.. -Lp S Collee chrileber Ro pl tx y an ----. nxioilioix it ii ii X 4 'ft fl 'lx l Anet B W Krist IVlc Andr R Shery IVIcQuig -R arl Glenn Str . fmgwaurah Penisto ill .iififmf Kathy a . Richa Prdul A f y lVlaure n .11 Y ' ,-- a t c Pyne i H. Q- 'l,, , G KI man Patrick Br lx,'1 3,f.f -2, .ni inaldi , f X 1' Af Re dler Sheila eF - - ' -1 Rinaldi 4 - D yer Shari D nni ' ff-f, 'L kelen is if. I - y Fi gerald Randy G y ' I. Ja hr- 1mildt 5' 1' , o n i ner Nlargaret Kr i ' ' Joh 'E' cyl ' I f if 3 on f W ber HeIenW ke 4.3 ae,-15 ' , -' X National onor Society Officers . . .g. ...... 1977 1978 President . lx. . .... eres Phelan Vice-President .......... i .,. . . . .Diane Wilger Secretary .............,. ' iq ...... Gloria Jarvis Moderator .... . . ....... Sister Josephine Q. 1 i l ix si x Mania-r mei-1 school. Qctolw io, ww Rallies Help Spark Successful Fall And Winter Seasons This year's rally squads did an excellent job in supporting the teams and were involved in other school activities as well . The highlight of their year was the last game of the State Basket- ball Tournament when the boys took State . They generated the enthusiasm needed for a winning team . Varsity Rally members were: Mary Gaughan, Debbie Milroy, Laurie Revell, Kathy O'Connell, Jim Mader and Paul Morris. JV Rally members: Nita Reany, Pam Gay, Cissy Holvey, Dorothy Chambers and Beth Hagel. Freshman Rally Squad: Kelly O'Connell, Corolyn Doble, Kathy Meisenholder, and Marlene Shaw. A. The J.V. Rally at Douglas, B. Varsity Rally at Mac Court-Mary Gaughan, Jim Mader, Kathy O'Connell, Debbie Milroy, Laurie Revell and Paul Morris, C. Debbie Milroy and Kathy 0'Connell get the crowd ready for the second half of the Douglas game. D. J.V. Rally: Pam Gay, Kristy Thomas, Cissy Holvey, Beth Hagel and Dorothy Chambers. Not Pictured Nita Reany. ...1 74 Rally -1- .---- -63 GWA The G.W.A. helped at all wrestling functions this year. Kneeling: Lori McFarlane, Sandy Rendler, Diane Ward, Sue Scott, Karen Revis, Shannon Leonard, Shelly 4 Sturgeon. Standing: Joan Singer, Diana eq Blume Jane Gramly Gina Lente Fl Tina Vllilson, Carol Vlleaver. I Drill Team Despite some set backs during the season the drill team performed at foot- ball and basketball games. Their final appearance for the year was at lVlac Court during the State Tournement. Kneeling: Janet Rinaldi, Paula Jaskowski, Debbie Ullrich. Standing: Nlaureen Barnes, Kelly Dandurand, Denise Danurand and Debbie Gabaldon. G.W.A.lDrill 75 400 Attend Second Anntal Talent Show Over twenty student acts highlighted the second annual Marist Talent Show. The judges for the spring event were lVIr. Bruce, lVIiss Witthar and Denise Madden. The singing team of Lyford and lVlcCarten won the S50 .00 award for first place. Other acts perform- ing at the Chris Lee emceed affair included Nancy Beveridge, singing, Steve Girard, guitar, and Pat Travers CChris Lyford, Chris Beveridge, Dave Ewoniuk, and Brent lVlerrilJ. A. Janet Scholz does a baton routine. B. Darla Frey and Theresa Bono portray Laurel and Hardy. C. Chris Lee rests from emcee duties. D. The Robelle brothers do their Elvis act. E. Nlarty Gay and Teri Jansen sing. F. Steve Girard does a solo guitar act. 76 Talent Show B l I v I nga s,, avi ,N ,L Talent Show 77 Hawaiian Theme Pushes Auction Over 33250000 Offering a perfect antidote for Eugene's spring rain, the Marist Foundation sponsored the annual Marist auction with a Hawaiian theme and offered a trip to Polynesia as one attraction. The auction in its seventh year set a record by bringing in over S250,000 for an endowment fund, a new roof, and scholarships. Some of the items auctioned off were the two-week vacation to Polynesia, American Samoa and Hawaii, a new house in Springfield's Thurston Park, and a private tennis court. Coach Rich Brooks of the University of Oregon auctioned off four auto- graphed season tickets and Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers auctioned an old fashioned bicycle. The three day affair once again was a tremendous success, completely sold out. 78 Auction J QQ A. Time to pay the Fiddler B. Hawaiian dancers provided dinner entertainment. C. Buyer indicated bid by raising bid cards leven up- sidedownl. D. Contents of Pitch's Pillow are revealed to the winning bidder lS10,0007. E. Chairman Gene Pitchford auctioning off the Mystery Pillow. F. Guests sample champagne and snacks while admiring antiques. G. Wendy offers a biker's delight. Auction 79 80 Prom Colleen Meagher Reigns At Prom We may never pass this way again was the theme for the prom held llllay 20th at the Country Squire lnn. Colleen lVleagher was crowned queen with Diana Blume and Kelly King as Princesses. The room was decorated with a huge rainbow and a multi tiered rainbow trimmed cake. Snapshots of the Seniors in their younger days decor- ated the hall outside. Upper Right: Queen Colleen Meagher, Lower Right: Bill Nugent and Kay Martin wait for the band to arrive. Lower Left: Jeff Willis and Debbie Milroy. Photos courtesy of KELLY KING Upper Left: Scott Revis arrives at the Prom. Upper Right: Aaron Schermerhorn and Debbie Kleman. Center Left: Chris Holvey takes a rest before the Prom begins. Center Right: Libby Winther and escort, Lower Left: Dan Kersey and his date. From 81 Pep Band Helps Spark Enthusiasm At Games The lVlarist Pep Band showed up in force once more at the football and basketball games this year. This dedicated group of musicians, comprised of members from the symphonic band and the jazz ensemble, showed up at the games to provide a rallying force for the students in the Marist section and for the teams. Sacrificing many hours of homelife the band members are ready for all the games while under the expert leadership of lVlr. Andy Gilbert. Top, Nlatt Whelen applauds the pep band after a particularly fine set: bottom, three Marist musicians show their stuff, Nlarty Gay on trumpet, Kim Banton on clarinet, and Sarah Peniston on soprano sax. 82 Pep Band Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Ensemble once more had a good year under the able leadership of Andy Gilbert. They visited several schools, played at the Pleasant Hill Jazz Festival, and met with wide approval at a Spring Concert at which they performed jointly with the Wind Ensemble, While not doing as well as they had hoped at the Jazz Festival, they made a respectable showing, and proved that they are truly the cream of the young jazz musicians of the state of Oregon. Top left, Nlarty Gay practices: Sarah Peniston and Theresa Ensminger assemble Sarah's tenor sax at topp left, the jazz ensemble playing at the Pleasant Hill Jazz Festival. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LlGHTS'S FOR MUSIC Jazz Ensemble 83 Girl's Choir The Girl's Choir, under the able leader- ship of Mrs. Shirley Madden, continued to improve on both their material and their quality. Meeting only at lunch two days a week, the girls ran up an impressive series of concert appearances combined with some grade school tours. 4 ,Q -.al - .i , 14,-. 1- , ,N t 'st-3-hillf Top, the Girl's Choir practices with Mrs. Madden on piano, above, Teri Jansen waits for the rest of the group, left, the choir breaks for the purpose of signing some yearbooks. This Page Sponsored By: MR. AND MRS. DAVID PLANT ln 1977-78 the Marist Swing Choir once again proved they had more class and poise than many other groups classed into the same category. At the Pleasant Hill Jazz Festival the Marist group, under the direction of lVlr. Gene Skinner, sang a low-key gospel oriented program while other choirs did boogie-woogie tunes. They performed at all of the Choir concerts this year and did several trips of their own. Swing Choir Director ........ Gene Skinner Sopranos ....... Nancy Beveridge, Gloria Jarvis, Denise lVladden, Sue Swaggerty Altos ......... Kelly Fitzgerald, Linda Free, Kristi lVIcCartan, Joan Nleagher Tenors .... lVlcCallum Basses . . . .. Percussion . . nano Bass ....... . . Piano 84 Singing lVlarty Gay, Bill Jim lVlader, Paul lVlorris Sue Hodgson Chris Beveridge Sarah Peniston Top, the choir members wait for their turn in the compe- titionp bottom, the judges critique the choirs perform- ance. l will 85 86C The Curious Savage av gf' f . x ' i,f ' 5 L Page 86: upper left Sue Swaggerty explains her mother's condition to Randy Gay: upper right, Chip Niemayer takes a bow: lower left, the other inmates console Nancy: lower right, Darla Frey comforts Chip's 'war wound'. Page 87: top, Nancy tells her children where to go: bottom, Kim Banton makes a startling revelation. This year's Drama Department schedule kicked off with an English comedy called 'The Curious Savage', the story of a family oi ambitious adults trying to wrest inheritance money from their slightly eccentric mother. lt was a good way to start out the year as it met with approval by almost all who saw the play. Nancy Beveridge did an excellent job as lVlrs. Savage in her only acting role during her four years at lVlarist. Praise also went to Pat Swaggerty in his part as Judge Savage for the repeated line G-g-g-god knows. Cast Xi Crew Director . . . Technical Director .. Asst. Director Florence . . . Hannibal . . . Fairy lVlay . . Jeff ..... lVlrs. Paddy . lVlissWiIlie . Dr. Emmet . Senator Titus Lilley Belle . Samuel . . . Ethel .... Kathy Witthar Paul Morris Cheryl Brock Darla Frey Richard Skeen Kim Banton Chip Niemeyer Teresa Bono Gloria Jarvis Randy Gay Robbi Easterla Sue Swaggerty Pat Swaggerty Nancy Beveridge Curious Savage 87 The Diary Of Anne Frank The second play produced this year differed greatly from the mood of the first. The Diary of Anne Frank, while it has its moments of gaiety is more of a study of the human organisms emotions than anything else. The story of a young girl's life as it is affected by the Second World War is a touching yet chilling tale. Confined for most of the duration in a small attic, the two families and IVlr. Dussel, played by Chris Beveridge, are constantly trying to bring a little peace into their portion of the world which knows no peace. Anne Frank CSue Swaggerty? and Peter ClVlattVVheIenD are constantly at each others throats, yet they have developed a great affection for each other by the final suspensful scene where the SS officers take them away. Cast 84 Crew Director . . . Stage lVIanager Asst. Director Vlr. Otto Frank Vliep ..... Vlrs. Van Daan Vlrs. Edith Frank .... .Vlr. Kraler . . Anne Frank. . Peter Van Daan. . Margot .... lVlr. Dussel, . Vlr. Van Daan Sgt. Silverbauer . Green Dutch! Police .... Kathy Witthar Gloria Jarvis Marilyn Konyn Paul lVlorris Darla Frey Teresa Bono Kellie Simmons Todd Rinier Sue Swaggerty lVlattWhelen Peggy Golden Chris Beveridge Chris Lyford Chip Niemeyer .Robby Easterla Pat Swaggerty A e Frank G ill Lower left, Kellie Simmons and Peggy Golden look on as Paul Morris reads a Hanukkah blessing, below, Paul recounts his tale to Todd Rinier and Darla Frey, right, Chip Niemeyer watches the evacuation ofthe Frank's attic: bottom, Teresa Bono and Chris Lyford wait with apprehension for Paul to return, lower right, Darla brings a gift for Sue Swaggerty. A nne Frank 89 Finian's Rainbow Finian's Rainbow is the story of Finian, an Irishman looking for the pot of gold at the end ofthe rainbow. When he finds it he and his daughter, Sharon come to America and settle in peaceful Rainbow Valley. But the peace doesn't last long. Og the Leprechaun comes for Finian's crock of gold because of the blight in Ireland causing the leprechauns to lose their charms. In the end Finian goes on chasing his rainbow and Sharon stays in America to marry Woody Mahoney. Cast And Crew Director ...... Musical Director . . Stage Manager ..... Assistant Director . . . . . Sunny, Mr. Robust, John, First Deputy ........ Buzz Collins ......... Sheriff .............. First Sharecropper, Core Dancer . Susan, the Mute . ....... . Finian Mc Lonergan ...... Sharon McLonergan . . Woody Mahoney ...... Og, the Leprechaun ...... Howard, the Butler, First Geologist, Sharecropper, Core Dancer ............. Mr. Shears, Third Deputy, Core Dancer ....... . . . Senator Rawkins ......... Second Geologist, Second Deputy, Sharecropper .......... Sharecropper ........... Henry .... Diana ..... Melindy . ..... . . Jane, Necessity ..... Honey Lou, Necessity . . Necessity ........ Gospeelers, Necessity, Sharecroppers ...... Chorus Laura Elliot Lori Proulx Laurie Gieber Peggy Golden Karen Revis Karin Dennis Todd Rinier Daryl Moser Lynn Thomas Leo Porecco Randy Stewart Sean Clark 90 Finian 's Rainbow Kathy Witthar Andy Gilbert Chris Beveridge Kim Dessler Randy Gay Pat Swaggerty Scott Seven Lynn Thomas Julie Golden Chris Lyford Sue Swaggerty Paul Morris Chip Niemeyer Todd Rinier Sean C lark Robby Easterla Larry Crook Teresa Bono Mark Heideman Carrie Wilson Peggy Golden Kelly Herring Jill Nave Kim Desler Gloria Jarvis Darla Frey Janet Edwards 1. Paul Morris as Woody Mahoney. 2. Og lChip Niemeyerl and Finian fChris Lyfordl wail over the blight in Ireland. 3. Og amuses some sharecroppers. 4. Gospeelers Darla Frey, Gloria Jarvis, and Janice Edwards. 5. Larry Crook. 6. Woody and Sharon sing Old Devil Moon. 7. Sen. Rawkins lRobby Easterlal confronts geologists. 8. 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Benoit Nancy A. Beveridge Diana M. Blume fii 98 Se Steven H. Camerer Michael C. Charboneau 1 Eric T. Clark Melvin E. Damewood Melinda R. Davis Myrna R- Davis 1. XL r ggi' Kathryn E. Dunn Linda A. Early Laura H. Elliott David M. Ewoniuk Linda D. Free S 99 Darla M. Frey Teresa S. Galer Mary T. Gaughan Martin 1. Gay Eileen J. Gillies Stephen F. Girard 100 Seniors f L'f pi lulia L. Green Denis W. Hackelman Randal D. Harrison Leonard M. Holmes Senio Bruce E. Hassler Kelly C. Higgins rs 101 Gloria J. Jarvis Toni K. Johnson Daniel J. Kersey Kelly A. King Debra J. Kleman 102 Seniors Christopher J. Holvey Dean E. Hummel lVlari A. L. Lasagna Pamela Nl. Leffler James W. Lilley Lauretta A. Lindekugel I s 103 '--f 4, i V Ea- ' 1'.4ii M.' it F .iaf A+ iQ ,f P: I' , f X f'r,.I Q., ie' n Q l,5,' gs AG 5.,Iv2.' 1 ... 'md X rs ra' ,H kt. 1 af ,Vg Q 3 U 1. ,ff lf F - vrfll ,ff , 5559. 'ml Y ,jg . A A WQQ - ,ff 1.4 fl F' ,I .. if 1 gg-if ,QQRS 5 3 , N, ff? I f ,T '- Ur ,. .. Af 'J' Y H ' - K -A. sv? L DEED ' 'li-vm 5 1 5 1 I W .41 I .M WHE- -4 ll. :hiv A , ' flag, 4 ' Q-iff A 3. f '- gg . it-gn gf . N I D. MCCaSkiII S ri lrf. 5. -A.-XPXVA Thomas M. Mooney Kara E. Moreland Daniel E. McQuiston Colleen F. Meagher Deborah F. Milroy Seniors 105 Daryl G. Moser Michael W. Murphy Julia L. Myrand 106 S Paul F. X. Morris eniors F. Chip Niemeyer Kevin E. Norris if 1' '., ii .v V 3 i el Xi '3 'l? . i S. William G. Nugent Teresa IVI. Phelan W. Scott Pittman Susan D. Pyle san J. Reiter Sandra A. Rendler Laura M. Revell Scott M. Revis Todd A. Rinier Mark A. Roberts 'WL P-Lad' M r fm at . ' 'N , , lf ,rf . ' iwrwtj . - , j,.,f','w, r f jf-ft'- r r G I r Monica M. Roberts Molly J. Robertson ' r . ., .X I ' 1 . 9-. ' .- nf r r 108 Seni Michael G. Schnabel Rita Nl. Scmidt H. Scott Rotter Nlolly A. Russel Lucille A. Saul S 109 Peter C. Scholz Scott M. Seven Susan M. Smith D Y 5-mwjff' 1 - ...gg 110 Semen Maureen K. Svejcar Susan Swaggerty Lynn D. Thomas Morgan B Watts 1 mr,,-v 5,4 .Wu I -..nn-5 -f 1 lx '- W t 1 wt F , , .1 ,f ty Elizabeth A Wagner 112 S Daniel T. Weber Diane NI. Wilger Nlishelle L. Wright Kevin l. Sullivan Not Pictured: Kevin G. Braun Tandra R. Byrne Michael D. Cauthorn Christopher J. Johnston loseph M. McNamee Paul E. Potwora Aaron H. Schermerhorn Ronald V. Skayhan Matthew F. Wagner Leonnie Walmsley Shawn J. Waters This Book ls Dedicated To The Marist Community . There is an appointed time for every- thing, and a time for every affair under the heavens. A time to be born, and a time to dieg a time to plant, and a time to up- root the plant. A time to kill, and a time to healg a time to tear down, and a time to build. A time to weep, and a time to laugh, a time to mourn, and a time to dance. A time to scatter stones, and a time to gather themg a time to embrace, and a time to be far from embraces. A time to seek, and a time to loseg a time to keep, and a time to cast away. A time to rend, and a time to sewg a time to be silent, and a time to speak. A time to love, and a time to hateg a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3: 1-9 Dedication .. ' ,--, w Ax! -. ' -.,. -1.-M. V: .. Q .1 ' . ' ,'.:,Pi,. It is our hope that you continue to seek, grow and find excellence. Remember these times well. Qregcgglydmggual The changebwiiik do you good. Eu ene Offlce 1201 Oak St een Al Nunez Euge e Oregon 97401 MANAGER Qnegon gJUbLQLWl0Vlf9 0811 oub 0 e genv onegon 97405 HiGHWAY and GENERAL CONTRALIURS HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTALS D U P B I N C0l1Stl'UCtl0l'l CD Route 1 Box 244 Eugene Oregon 97402 30020 Kanser Avenue 0, . O r n J . . .. u ,. 3.-if w -- 4 . --f - .,,5Qev?:-u::- ze: 1'-,T-5 4: 1 1 3 , . . if fl L3 ,V 4 Frank Pbrtrait and Copy Studio f ,jf M I-:fl A!! 2. I P fjfff , f,j ' ' -'fff ff' 1 .V V f. I-' f ff? :fif . .. f, 1 r . 1 -ff , lf -L 1 ' , f' - .Q f . gs . AA N lf. 1 , 11 I 1 A .ew I -W , .A u M- , .XX .u 4. xx xx, xx xv xg , . 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Approximately 500 people attended the 10:00 a.m. service and saw the class present to lVlarist a poster containing messages from the graduates. ln addition to the poster the class of 78 presented a candle to the school which will be kept in the school chapel. Chris Lyford presented the memorabilia to the school. And Sue Swaggerty sang a song written by her and dedicated to the Class of 78. lVlost Rev. Kenneth Steiner presided at the mass and service. 118 Baccalaureate if! Y 9 B N. -w if 5..,' .0 r I I nr..,..- I I I 3 III: Baccalaurate 119 120 Denise Madden Speaks As Valedictorian Valedictorian Denise Madden delivered to the audience her impressions of Marist High School in her oratory given at Commencement Sunday evening, June 11th, in the Marist gymnasium. Most Rev. Kenneth Steiner gave the keynote address. Brother Ryan made the presentation of awards. 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VYIEIIII Mfdlllll Sllllll Sllllleny Nm in Mun Lam Mme in-en Nui in Mem img- ninmu M-an GI I' Ph' lfffurnlnlll Xdrlnf I N:d:Il!l hun' Dull: Mill: WIKI!! VICAIIIINI Mlllhcvr F Wlllkl Nui in mm num Mm: ni-me vm -n mm Enumn Ann mmm H 5. .im .vU...n swim nigh-ii M 'U nm., Mm mm. sif.i.i..i E-iw-1--n anim Nm in Mem lnauumi Am Medium Nm in Mun mm mlm Mmm: ru-.I sin-mi P.-Nm. Funk r Nmmyn ri Nm in Mu-ix mm 1 mmm:- SPECIAL AWARDS T A Kem- A-mn ' ri umm. Sen nm Aww: Dun E Hummel Lmau Amir Hwy 1978 OREGON SCHOLAILS hum ima anim mi-mi ncieim nu-M Am. maim- hmn H Kem Fug:-if -Aon.. an-4 seummhom mimi-ew P wziu-fr f 5434 irq '1w 'K 11: R M I I 9 YCLIJ- f 144- 14.9 . Y . V Graduation 121 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Em'l Ewomidk Mr. and Mrs. Ph'llip Heidt Mr. and Mrs. Riclard Hog en Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Ho mes Dr. and Mrs. T.A. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trent g Shield starr Advisor . . .................. .... B eth Holmes Editor ..... ..... D arrel Plant Photography . . .... Darrel Plant Mike Schnabel Vic Devlin Carl DeBaldo, Meier gl Frank Layouts . . . ............ Darrel Plant Steve Harrington Mike Holmes Copy ............... ....... l oan Singer Publisher's Representative . . ..... Steve Harrington IS ff l Senior Achievements Scott Alexander: Soccer 11, 12: Track 10 Betsy Benoit: Swimming 9, 10, 11: N.H.S. 12 Nancy Beveridge: Drama 12: Outstanding Band Member '76: No. West Honor Band '76, '77: Student Director 12: 4J Solo Contest Rating 1 '76. Diana Blume: Student Council 10: G.W.A. 10, 11, 12: Homecom- ing: Prom. Kevin Braun Mike Bradshaw: Football 10, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Tandy Byrne Steve Camerer:'Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Mike Charboneau: Meals-on-Wheels 10: Baseball 9: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11. Eric Clark Mel Damewood: Baseball 9: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11: Encounter 11, 12: Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Mel Davis: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10: Track 9, 10, 11: Volleyball 9, 10, 11: Homecoming 11. Myrna Davis: Basketball 9, 10: Cross Country 9, 10: Track 9, 10: Volleyball 9, 10, 11: Teacher Aide 12. Kathy Dunn: Sailing Club 10, 11, 12: JA 10, 11, 12. L inda Early: Tennis 10, 12: Rally 9, 10, 11: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. Laura Elliott: Encounter 11. Dave Ewonluk: Soccer 9: Baseball 9, 10, 11: Tennis 12. Linda Free: N.H.S. 11, 12: Track 9: Homecoming 10. Darla Frey: Swimming 9, 10, 11: Volleyball 11: Rally 9: Drama 12. Teresa Galer: Chorus 11, 12: Encounter 11: Volunteer VAC. Mary Gaughan: Drill 11: Rally 12. Marty Gay: Legion of Honor: Msgr. Murnane Award: N.H.S. 12: Judge Leavy Scholarship: Future First Citizen: Boy's State 11: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Swing Choir 12. Eileen Gillies: Salutatorian: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Student Council 9, 10, 11: Swimming 9, 10: Band 10, 11, 12: Volunteer Child Development Center at UO. Steve Girard: Key Club 10, 11, 12: Soccer 11, 12: Track 9: Wres- tllng 10, 11, 12: Drama 12. Julie Green: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Student Council 9: Volleyball 9, 10, 11: Elem. Aide 10, 11, 12. Denls Hackelman: N.H.S. 11, 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9: Soccer 9, 10, 11: Football 12. Randy Harrison: Baseball 9: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11: Gallagher Scholarship Winner. Bruce Hassler: Baseball 9, 10, 11: Basketball 9: Football 9, 10, 11: Skl Club. Kelly Higgins: Wrestling Mike Holmes: Cross Country 10, 11: Football 9, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Chris Holvey: N.H. S. 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 12. Dean Hummel: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Honor Roll 11, 12. Gloria Jarvis: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Student Council 9: JA 12: Drama 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12: Choir 9, 10, 11, 12: Swing Choir 10, 11, 12: Glrl's Choir 12. Tonl Johnson: Meals-on-Wheels 9, 10: Pro Life 9, 10, 11, 12: Honor Roll. Chris Johnston: Key Club 10: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Soccer 12: Track 9: Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Dan Kersey: Tennis 10: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Kelly King: Debbie Kleman: Key Club 11: N.H.S.: Encounter 11: Honor Roll 10, 11, 12. Marl Lasagna: Drama 11: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12: JA 9, 10, 12: Pro Life 9, 11. Chris Lee: Track 10, 11, 12. Pam Leffler: Track 9, 10: Encounter 11. Jlmm Lilley: Basketball 9: Track 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Laurretta Llndekugel: Penney's Fashion Board: Volunteer Hospital Worker: Drill Team 11. Brian Loome Ingrid Lowery: Honor Roll: Student Council: Band 9, 10, 11: Pep Band 11: Pro Life 11: Encounter 11. Chris Lyford: Football 9, 11, 12: Soccer 10: Wrestling 9: Encounter 11: Student Council. Denise Madden: Valedictorian: N.H.S. 11, 12: Key Club 11, 12: Student Council 11, 12: Swimming 10, 11: Chorus 10, 11, 12: Swlng Choir 11, 12: Girl's Choir 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12: Blood Donor. Jim Mader: Drama 11, 12: Baseball 11, 12: Cross Country 11: Rally 12: Chorus 11, 12: Swing Choir 11, 12. Kay Martin: Key Club 11, 12: Chorus 10, 11, 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: Encounter 11. Trina Matthelsen: Dolores May: Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12: Volleyball 9, 10, 11. Bryan McCasklll: Track 11. Joe McNamee: Student Council 9: Football 9, 10, 11: Track 11: Wrestling 9, 10. Dan McQuiston: Football 9, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11: Honor Roll. Colleen Meagher: Rally 9, 10, 11: Tennis 10, 12: Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12. Debbie Mllroyz Student Council 12: Volleyball 9: Rally 9, 10, 12: Encounter 11, 12: Honor Roll 12. Tom Mooney: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9: Baseball 9: Track 10, 11. Paul Morris: Drama 10, 11, 12: Football 9, 10: Soccer 9, 10: Swim- ming 10, 11: Wrestling 9: Chorus 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12: JA 10, 11: Rally 12: Cal Briese Scholarship: Blood Donor. Kara Moreland: Band 9, 10: Encounter 11. Daryl Moser: N.H.S. 11, 12: Student Council 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9: Football 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Mike Murphy: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Cross Country 10, 11. Julle Myrand: Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12:G.W.A.10, 11: Band. Chip Niemeyer: Drama 11, 12: Soccer 11, 12: Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12: State Champion AAU: Blood Donor. Kevln Norris: N.H. S. 10, 11, 12: Student Council 10: Soccer 10, 11, 12: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12. Bill Nugent: Key Club 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Tennis 10: Band 9, 10, 11: Track 9: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Teresa Phelan: N.H.S. 10, 11, 12: Student Council 12. Scott Pittman: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 9, 10, 11, 12: Wrestling 10, 11, 12: Encounter. Paul Potwora: Football 12: Track 9, 10, 11. Sue Pyle: Encounter 11: Red Cross 12: Honor Roll. Sue Reiter: Chorus 9, 10, 11. Sandra Rendler: N.H.S. 12: Encounter 11, 12: G.W.A. 10, 11, 12. Laurie Revell: N.H.S. 11, 12: Student Council 11: Rally 9, 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12. Scott Revls: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12: Soccer. Todd Rlnler: Student Body President 12: Drama 11, 12: Soccer 11, 12. Mark Roberts Monica Roberts: Volleyball 9: Track 9. Molly Robertson: Annual 11, 12: Photography 11, 12. Scott Rotter: Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Molly Russell: Swimming 9, 10, 11: Tennis 10: Volleyball 10: Encounter 11, 12: Honor Roll. Lucille Saul: Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Aaron Schermerhorn: Basketball 12. Rita Schmidt: Track 9, 10: Volleyball 9: Band: Encounter 11. Mike Schnabel: N.H.S. 11, 12: Football 12: Soccer 10, 11: Tennis 11: Track 9, 10, 11, 12. Peter Scholz: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12. Scott Seven: Cross Country 10, 11: Football 10, 11, 12: Drama 12. Ron Skayhan: N.H.S. 12: Golf 12: Athlete ofthe Week lGolfi. Sue Smith Kevln Sullivan: Basketball 9, 10: Football 9: Soccer 10, 11, 12: Pro Life 10. Maureen Svejcar: Student Council 10: Track 9. Sue Swaggerty: Drama 10, 11, 12: Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12: Rally 10, 11, 12: Glrl's Choir 10, 11: Swing Choir 11, 12: Student Director 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12. Lynn Thomas: Key Club 10: Track 11: Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Cassandra Thompson: Encounter 11, 12: Pro Life 11. Betty Wagner: Key Club 11: Band 9, 10: N.H.S. 11, 12: Basketball 9: Track 9: Soccer 9: Swimming 12: Drlll1O, 11: Tennis 10, 11, 12: Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12. Matt Wagner: N.H.S. 11, 12: Swimming 9, 10, 11: Tennis 10, 11, 12. Leonnie Walmsley Shawn Waters: Annual 11: Student Council 12: Baseball 9, 10, 11: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12. Morgan Watts: Basketball 9: Encounter 11, 12: Football 9, 10, 11, 12. Dan Weber: Football 9, 10, 11, 12: Track 11. Diane Wilger: Student Council 12: GirI's State 11: Pro Life' 11: Volleyball 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Football Stats 11, 12: Basketball Stats 10, 11: Baseball Stats 10, 11, 12: N.H.S. 11, 12: Encounter 11, 12: Blood Donor. Jeff Wlllls: Basketball 12. 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