St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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wif' MFEEMEETMEHE Co-Edltor RONALD PRUITT 5573-Ns LKKXXNL J Jw Co-Editor . . . . . . MARCIA BEELE? ..- Where is the copy?. . .Why can't we use this picture?. . .Get to work will youl . . . These cries and many others drifted from the LANCE office throughout the year. After a frantic rush to meet the first deadline the staff fell into a regular routine of photography, features and fun. Our first acquaintance with Cedric and the FOOTSTEPS was the time he stepped into the ink and walked across the pages. From that time on we became closer friends as we struggled through each im- pending deadline. fm lv B 5- 6 J N, . .-0: 1-,u i I E Q X LANCE STAFF - SEATED fLeft to Righty: Marcia Beeler, Co-Editorg Jack Mitchell, Sports Editor. STANDING: Andy Walker, Sports Editorg Barbara Lickess, Typistg Clarence Zeitler, Artistg Ronald Pruitt, Co-Editor.

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A . l jf 1 L . , .4 -.11 N.: -11 - .f ..- A., . bf O0 ala' ' s0'. Co-Editors Judy Hout and Ferris Simpson rejoice as they check their last page of copy on their Christmas issue. manian Stalsb Marian staff members work diligently to present the student body with the school paper. LEFT TO RIGHT: Io Whitman, Jack Relling, Ferris Simpson, Carol Moldovan, Sharon Sakraida, Donna Fredinburg, Judy Hout, Dick Hayes.

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.l'i l Ti'1?l Student Cjouennment Dau David Espey, Traffice Officer: fourth from the left, and other police officers look over the jail at Medford City Hall. Student government day program spon- sored by the Medford Elks started with reg- istration, and oath of office Monday, Feb- ruary 18, l957. Students then visited the various radio stations and the television sta- tion to be interviewed. They then returned to the Elks temple for a banquet that evening with their parents and counterparts. Tuesday the studen ts took over their offices until 2:00 P.M . The rest of the after- noon they went on tours of the city. This program increased the students' knowledge ofcity government and also furnished them two enioyable days. Students participating from St. Mary's were, Jack Birmingham, Sandra Montgomery, David Espey, Marcia Beeler, and Jim Darland. JackBirmingham, Councilman at left and Don Vanice from Prospect learn more about their city government from Ray Schumacher, County Assessor. Baqa' and Cjiftla' State Marcia Beeler and David Espey prepare to leave for the Girls' and Boys' State session Iune 1956. Boys' State was held in Corvallis at Oregon State College. The Girls' State session was held in Salem at Williamete Univer- sity. This go ve rn me n t program is sponsored by the American Legion, and is designed to promote an interest and increase knowledge of our government.