St Francis High School - Shield Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Colleen Linehan, vice-president, demonstrates ping-pong tactics to other G, A, A, officers: Rochelle Eisenbeis, secretaryg Jane Klenke, treasurerg Phyllis Gent, president, cmd ,d decal acheaemenl Another of the many new clubs at St. Francis this year is the Girls' Athletic Association. Founded for the sports- minded girls of the school, the group- has many enthusiastic members. Sister Marian joan, Advisor, has kept its members busy competing for letters and participating in the basketball and volleyball playdays. These playdays provide an opportunity for the girls to compete with other high school groups in the area. During a practice period at the Willamette Playday Jeri Schwartz demonstrates a spike to team members Jane Klenke Joan Saalfeld and Janice Ritzman 29

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The National Honor Society ' is a nation-wide organization which has for its purpose the recognition of students with high scholastic stand- ing. A chosen few from the top thlrd of the Junior and Senior classes qualify for this privilege Scholarships and leadership mark members of the National Honor Society Judy Gersich Casey Eberdt Janet Tonoli Sheila Wenzl and Tom Shepard Veteran Quill and Scrollers Casey Eberdt Bill Grosulak Barbara Clouter Janet Tonoli and Ardene Brodsky welcome new member Judy Gersich 28 Jace calc excel on atadcea 'Vlembers of the newspaper and annual staffs are selected each year for membership in uill and Scroll Outstanding service in the field of journal lsm entitles them to th1s honor I , , . . I l H . . . . . - . ,, . . y ,E , Q, 2 l 5 '.-- ..-,1. T 1 S K f V I 751: I I I 1 I

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if rife!! il -ASL Amrd a snowy background Siu Club off1cers pause long enough to be captured by the camera Treasurer Colleen Lmehan Secretary Betty Brown Vrce Presrclent Sue Schaefers and Presxclent Mlke Krrchoff Current world problems were the mam toprcs drscussed by Polrtlcal Scrence members Ron Phllhps Tom Shepard Lutz Werdmg Fred Jenkxns and Casey Eberdt 30 'J-WC .r I had 5 Gini Skung IS a great sport so thought a handful of St Francls sklers who declded to see who else ID school felt the same way Gradually thelr ranks grew larger, and soon St Francrs had a skl club Members of the club enjoyed easrer transporta tron and orgamzed skr t-rlps Begmners were mtroduced to the sport and glven helpful hlnts The Sxtzmark a bl monthly skl bulletln, kept skiers up on the latest Skl news To top It all off, members were offlclally marked as such w1th yellow ski patches Slster Anthony Mary was the advlsor Polctccaf Scoeace 6045 A newly orgamzed group, the Polrtlcal Scrence Club, offers ltS members the opportunrty to meet and dlscuss the polltrcal developments of the week No outsxde act1v1t1es were spon sored but the organlzatxon stlmulated much interest, partlcularly among the upper class men Sister Mary Thaddeus was the Clubs moderator