Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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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.

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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