North Eugene High School - Tartan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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.,-...qi ard, Behrends Win after nomination Students dressed as cowboys, sailors, and gangsters marked the start of the sixth annual North Eugene Nominating Conven- tion held in January. A number of changes were made this year in order to streamline and shorten the con- vention. Items eliminated from the agenda were the key note speaker, roll call and the first ballot. In addition, the entire student body was not excused to attend as in the past. Only social studies and classes accom- panied by a teacher were allowed to attend. Weeks before the convention, students were making preparations for the big day. Most of the candidates went campaigning in social studies classes an mapped plans for the event. 1 As a result of the convention, several roll call ballots nominated Tony Ward an Bruce Swayer for ASB President. Ioe Behrends and Sheila Larson were nominated for Vice Pres- ident. YL' ,Z N lip 7, Nw ,,, .. tilwf ' Q H x ft.-Ig' , .f, Kathy Johnson collects delegate votes from the floor during the 1977 ASB Nominating Convention. CONVENTION 33

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Various groups sponsor dances Several dances were held throughout the year with moderate success. Among the more successful were the Hello, Homecoming, Christmas, and State Tournament dances. For a variety of reasons, student organizations sponsored the dances. These included fund raising, celebra- tions for well done jobs and purchasing goodies for the various athletic teams. ff , 1 I , ff f f r:-.-' 4.1, .-fa. '1c ?l Q5 ill A i Senior boys make a real effort to welcome the sophomore girls at the Hello Dance. f, J -,ez ,,,- LI.. .,,,..J g Wvyfi M - . 4 ., 1 ..y 0 F n, , f ziilf4fZf 8:33 seems to be a romantic moment for Matt Fahey and Julie Burk. The disco sound seems to have captured the couples at the Christmas dance. DANCES 35