Marist High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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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

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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

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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