Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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l.-. EUGENEAN 0 1935 Va, J' N A 5 v i HW! A . rw , ' f , THRU THE WINDOW 1' wg. ,.,-- M vw' QUEEN DELORIS AND PRINCESSES SENIORS INVEST IN THREE- CORNERED MOON SCHOLARSHIP CUP EUGENEAN STAFF NEWS STAFF IN THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY Vine-covered walls encircling the court offer unusual pictorial effects as seen through the familiar hall windows .... the gracious May queen and her attendants pose for our cameraman . . . . they are, the Misses Hendrickson, Anderson, Weiss, Hunt and Rogers. The departing seniors present an over 'tstocked family in the New York hit, Three-Cornered Moon .... Each semes- ter the Girls' League awards a cup to the three girls having the highest scholastic standing' in their respective classes. First semester winners are: Elma Parkhurst iseniorb, Natalie Row, fjuniorj, Ethel Rhonalt fsophomorej. May marks the appearance of the 34th volume of the high school yearbook, The Eugenean .... the '35 edition is a startling variation .... Members and advisers of the staff fseen in the picturel include: Pitney, Griswold, Roadman, Gorrell, Waldorf, Plum- mer, Kinsey, Row, Marshall, Porter, Snyder, Lee, Speer, Chase. Our more frequent informer of student opinion and activity, the E.H.S. News, completed its year with a special senior issue, dedi- cated to the grzuluating class of 1935 and their final activities ....

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EUGENEAN 0 1935 .il MAY May .... the last month of school climaxes a successful year of interesting study and activity .... a keynote to the joyous season is the Girls' May Day Party .... a brilliant court witnesses the coronation of beautiful Queen Deloris, surrounded by a bevy of lovely princesses .... her loyal subjects wind traditional Maypole .... her majesty reigns supreme over festive followers .... long live the queen! From Broadway to Eugene high, that's the senior class play, Three-Cornered Moon .... the crazy Rimplegars romp through a witty comedy of a family who learned to take it .... as well as give it. Moral: much margin means more money! This month sees spring sports in full swing: our baseball team shows promise in opening games .... trackmen compete in several meets .... the school golf team goes to Salem to play in state tournament .... state champions last year, we win again .... Spring weather lures clubs outdoors for picnic gathernigs .... Kinsey Kabin is scene of delightful retreat for Girl Reserves .... Last day of May is Senior day .... an all-school assembly honors the graduat- ing class of 1935 .... at noon, the senior luncheon .... afternoon and evening finds the class enjoying nature Cand themselvesl in the secluded haunts of Swimmer's De- light .... this memorable day will not pa ss with the months into oblivion .... BASEBALL Hullllmr, Howl, Blvlntyrf-, lh'vr'htvI, i'1-luriv, Russell, li4ll'UllQ4'ilN, Walls, SillSil'I', 'l'-iylnr. Wright. 'l'lnmem:um, S1-lnmilt. GOLF X I 'lxsnrlI. lirzmu-r, Spin-' ll I 4 TRACK Sing on, Vallauvnliluc. Wauwn-r, Blanlos, St:ifl'orml, Kramer Lyle, ll-:rr--il. Williams, llowmaul.

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FOLLOW THROUGH Youth marches on. Though not complete, Life stretches out before us there,--- A golden path with no defeat, N o thought of storm, no dream of care. Strong heart of youth! Now, as we turn To view the days we leave behind, We gain new strength, our spirits yearn For life and joy, new fields to find. Yet, if storm clouds prevail at length, This be our prayer .... not skies of blue, Just give us mind and soul and strength, And help us, God, to follow through. MARGARET REID