Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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g EUGENEAN 0 1935 APRIL April .... warm weather, springtime and flowers .... yes, there's music in the air, too .... the Mixed Chorus sings Bch emian Girl to enthralled audiences .... flowing melodies, superbly sung .... superlatives showered on soloists, ensembles, and directors .... the city plays host to state band contest .... our band wins the marching contest .... our soloists rank among the first .... Eugene is represented at Northwest Music Conference at Boise . . . . leading members of orchestra and glee clubs go .... they play leading parts . . . . win honors .... gain recognition and valuable training. Another victory added to the season's spoils .... Spring sports and activities find eager followers .... Outdoor club spends week- end at Carter Lake .... inter-rollroom baseball provides noontime enjoyment .... golf, baseball, track teams, all train for coming contests .... the staff takes pictures for 1935 yearbook, sales best in years .... Axemen's Council sells tags to raise money for boys' den .... school pride grows, with mounting success and determined efforts of BE Up! Clean Up! campaign .... snappy posters advertise civic betterment drive .... results notable .... Dean Jewell explains how to do this instead of that, at the Honor Society assembly .... outstanding juniors and seniors selected .... Doc Near, his year of achievement completed, installs the new president, a worthy successor to the executive office .... as ever, the old order changeth .... MIXED CHORUS Womls, N4-ttln-. llsirr, lizlrlon, l'I1Iu':u'1ls, Blum-ll, Il. liow. In-vw-rezilix, liruulxs, Iizintxl. Jully, Nelson, Skipworlli. llnlvh, Gould, Phillips, lluggius, Link, Mvlbom-ll, Ilavis, Ililmlls, Olson, .Mkinsoig llull, llre-wer, Hmullow, lingers. Yun llsslvl. Collins, I.. Fl'g:Ies, 'I'llumpsuu, 'l'lliiill'. Henni- gzin, l l'wlel'ic'ks, Rumi-li, Thlllltflllilllll, liuufmaui. Heron, Frw, ' a ln rs, Sit'Yl'llSUll, Kni'hl. Ml'l'l'2ll'k0ll, lin-lit. son, l'airmir-hal-1, l ssill. Rutlu-l'fu1'4l, Hkllltil-'ll, Sillllll s, Fillson. Su'ul'tlinul, Boykin, Siinps-nn, Wood, IP, IN-gli-s, 1 l l uwn 1 ll mall l urrvl, Hi-olu-rt W ' ' 1-iss. N. Rim, THE OPERA 'llolwmizin Girl ORCHESTRA liilisnn. llirllens. Sullivan. Wzirl'm-lu, l'lu-sn-lam, llvlln-1' lim-. llrzlliaini, ltloorv, Knppn-, Sivkzifoosl-, Mau-lx, Small liralz. Ulu-rry. Hilfry. Coimwziy, lloyl. Kinney iilliiilll0l't' Clll'l'j', liuslsy, live, l.iglitfuol, .Kll:lu, llvlikson, Bziilk-'y 'l'ulmey, V:1nVli1-l, limlfry, MiC'illll'i. llunsou. Frederic-kson I Klum e L. Burm-son, Stipv, Roi-l. Wailclorf, llzirlu-rl, llillmzin, l'v:il'- 1 lu ler llrny, lla-witl, Trsxe , .a , Vs ' 1. I .

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AXEMEN'S COUNCIL Howl, Ilivln-lx, Mullins. Ii. llzills, llrigrlit, bww. I Lyle, Fowler. Flint, Near, Jnlnnsnn, lgov, R ri Ill 11 n e, K'onIlel', Xl.u'li. Ki-Iwi-ll. OUTDOOR CLUB .lnI1nson. II. Wallis. Ihlvls. .I. Ilng'1-rs, Pitney, ltutll, lint:-Ii.0Isciu,1li':i.x', MIYI'IIl4i. Iiulwr. Vlalsltai, K' n 1' n in, Nl aills. I In-Ley. PACK RATS 'Vi I . f 1'nl'ln-lills, Yultllin, linml, 'i l,.x'lv, Shun. Link, Wai- ! X b 4 F y is Ili' ,F Q . r f :Qu -., qgi, it M iw F, A son, Su'ui'Ilinin. Slorsv. Ii. Stl-4-l. t'rmx. l In-ips. Iii-rns, Ilillnmn, l'. Jollnsnn, liiil- '1 in-II.N,SlniIl1. Nli-t'orimck, Toll. Idlwleiic-Its, Nl:ill:ll'l'y. RIFLE CLUB Ii, Wzills, l'l11'Iis, Freml- riwks. Iizililnil. I lu s lt :i, Sm-Inirpf, Ilii-in-li, Nlnllins. I'itn--5. XMM-11, Iiirltpzill riclt. Iirutzler, Wutltins. N 1 ni ni ni n s. Min lfussvn. Wing, Jniinsnn. 'QQ AXEMEN'S COUNCIL An organization to represent the boys of Eugene high, to discover the boys' problems, and to find solutions for these problems is the Axemen's Council. The members are all boys, presidents of clubs whose membership is 60 per cent boys. The Axemen's Council was organized by the Hi-Y. Up to the present time it has sponsored a Respect for School Property campaign, noon dances and base- ball games between the Roll rooms. In April the council cooperated with the Hi-Y insuring the success of the Be Up! Clean-Up! campaign, which was the outstanding civic achievement of the school year. In order that the pur- poses of the Axemen's Council could be carried out, Boys' Roll Room representatives were elected, under the supervision of the Axemen's Council. Robert Mack was president of the council, Don Good was secretary and the advisers were Will M. Kirlwell and H. B. Johnson. 21 EUGENEAN 9 1935