Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)
- Class of 1947
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THE EUGENEAN, 1947
VOLUME XLVI
Editor: Dorothy Christensen
Manage1'.' Doris Melby
Adzfifer: Mrs. Ruth Beacon
lbechcafion
We of the 1947 graduating class
are seeing history in the making.
We have struggled
through the turbulence of war
and
the growing pains of peace.
Enter to learrz, go forth to Jerzfe
Fulfilling our motto, we have started to learn.
The implicated duty to service is necessary to complete our task
Therefore,
we dedicate ourselves
to service
to our community, our nation,
and to one world,
world without end
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In Memoriam
CLIFTON A. COULTER
1888-1947
OUR PRINCIPAL
We all admire Mr. Mickelwaitc for his quiet
efficiency, wise judgment, and understand-
ing as an adviser, leader, and friend.
DEAN OF GIRLS
Popular among all students is dean of girls,
Miss Nina Kitts. Serving as an adviser to
the Girls' League and custodian of the cal-
endar we all have come to depend on her
friendly aid.
DEAN OF BOYS
Mr. Potter, dean of boys, does much in
solving the problems of the fellows and ot'
the school. He is Vice-Principal, adviser to
the Axemen's Council and director of Hi-Y
aitivities in the Eugene-Springfield area. H2-.
help is invaluable.
SUPERINTENDENT AND
ASSISTANT
When Dr. Henry Gunn accepted a profes-
sorship at U. S. C., Mr. Clarence Hines took
over the superintendency of the Eugene City
Schools. His pleasing personality and hard
work have already commanded our esteem
and respect.
Dean Lobaugh has spent most of his time
studying the curriculum with a view toward
its revision. He is assistant superintendent.
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Eugene High if .still lop! in J,l7.i1'i! mm!
.fcb0lm'rlai,D. Good luck to you who will
L'Ll1'7'y 072 flex! year, amz' keep Eugene
High al flue top. Alwayr,
JACK GUNN
History supports the idea that Jack
Gunn has been one of the most capable
of the long line of Eugene High Stu-
dent Body presidents. A student-di-
rected council has democratically re-
vised our Constitution so that more stu-
dents can be active leaders, encouraged
the exchange of assemblies between
neighboring schools, considered student
problems, and done its bit to develop
students' interests and abilities,
Officers assisting jack were: jim
Douglas, vice-president, Dolores Miller,
secretary, Dolores Hanson, treasurer,
Bill McCracken, auditor, and Ed
Worth, student manager.
With leadership of this quality Eu-
gene High is "tops in spirit" and has
made a great name for itself!
ROW 1: L. Scott, J. Madigan, D. Vanderbelt, D. Hanson, D. Christensen, V. Cook, M. Hixon. ROW Z:
S. Rierdon, D. Hendricks, M. Smith, D. Miller, J. Marks, P. McCinty, N. Kennedy, B. Daleiden, J. Kremmel.
ROW 3: D. Ford, C, Beeson, W. Haynes, K, Welch, J. Douglas. ROW 4: E. Rutledge, J. Nasholm, J. Gunn.
L. Campbell, H. Harris, D. Seeger, E. Worth, N. Richards. ROW 5: L. Haldorson, R. Dragon, D. Hubbard,
D. Ruth D. Linder, D. Paden.
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MISS MARY Ii. MALLERY
Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Adviser to Pep Club.
Commercial Club and Student Body financial books
MISS ZILDA HAYES
Shorthand. Typing, Transcription. Adviser to
Commercial Club
MISS BESSIE KAMARAD
Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math, Adviser to TrifY
MISS GERTRUDE M. DEIERLEIN
Typing, Adviser to Ambassadors, Clerical Dept. of
Girls' League
MRS. BARNI-IART
Retail Selling
MISS OLA M. INMDERMOTT
Mathematics, Plane Geometry. Algebra
MR. CLARENCE DIEBEL
Chemistry, Junior Counselor, Adviser to Science Club,
Faculty representative on Student Council, Sponsor of
Science Talent Search
MR. KENNETH KIENZEL
Physics, Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry,
Adviser to Science Club and Honor Society
MR. DAN C. HAMLOW
Biol0gY, Adviser to Hi-Y, Service Club. Golf Club
MRS. NORA M. ROBERTSON
Biology, Adviser to Science Club
MRS. FRANC G. BAILEY
Biology
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MR. ROBERT H. LYON
Social Problems, Adviser to Pack Rats n
MR. HAROLD XV. ALLISON
Social Problems, U. S. History. Debate
MRS. VEOLA XVILMOT
U, S. History
MR, RUSSELL G. HIENDRICKS
Social Problems, U. S. History. Activities Committee
MRS, RUTH BEACON
English 13, Adviser to Eugenean
MISS JULIETTE C. GIBSON
English 12, Newswriting. Creative Wfriting.
Adviser to News
MRS. FAY JUDY
English ll, Adviser to junior Class
MR. EDGAR GOODNOUGI-I
English Il, Adviser to Honor Society
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MRS, LILAH L. BAKER A N
Spanish. Adviser to Spanish Club
MISS CLARA BLAIS
French. Latin, Adviser to French and Latin Clubs
MISS ESTI-IER HETTINGER
Dramatics, Oral English. Adviser to Thespians
MISS MARGARET E. ONION
Library Training, Adviser to Auxiliary Dept. of
Girls' League
MR, ROY W. MALLERY
Arr, Adviser to Paletteers
MRS. 'IIHELMA S. LANDES
junior Counselor. Girls' Glee. English 12, Adviser xo
Sophomore Class
MR. BYRON L. MILLER
Band, Orchestra
MR. GLENN M. GRIFFITH
Vocal music supervisor, A Cappella, Boys' Glee,
Assembly Committee. Adviser to Troubadors
MISS I-IAZEL C. FISHXWOOD
City Art Supervisor
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MRS. CAROLYN MELLEM
Secretary
MISS RITA NORRIS U
Homemaking, Foods, Cafeteria supervisor
MISS BETTY JOHNSON I
Homemaking, Clothing, Adviser to Home Economics Club
MISS MARY RUSCO
Registrar
MR. DUANE MELLE.M n
Health, Physical Education. Coaching. Adviser to
NNSS and E-Club
MRS. LILLIAN LYNCH R.N,
School nurse
MRS. ERA BANKS
Health, Physical Education, Adviser to Senior Class
MISS INIABITI. DEVOS
Health, Physical Education, Adviser to G. A. A.
MR. HENRY KUCHERA
Health, Physical Education. Head Coach, Football,
Basketball, Tratk. Adviser to If-Cluln
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MRS. CANNON-Cafeteria
MRS, CHRISTIANSEN-Cafutcria
MRS. NELSON4Cafeteria
MRS. KITZ-Cafeteria
MR, C. DONALD MOORE
Inclusirial Arts, Aclviscr to Senior Class
MR. CQLOYD B. MAKINSON
Agl'iculturr,Aclvisc1 to F. F. A.
MR. ODINE N. MICKELSON
Induatrinl Arts, Representative chairman of Alr. Rc-tl f.i
MR. C. A. QOULTER
Mechanical Drawing. Flcctricity
MRS, THPLMA LANDFS
junior Counvclor
MR. CI..-XRIiNC1If T',IDIIfBI1l.
Junior Counselor
MR. PAUL J. BURCH
Social Living. Sophomore Class Adviser, Ride Cluh
NIR. Ql- ALAN VUICKHAIN1
Social Living. U. S. History, Aclviscr to junior Clasa
ani Chess Cluh
MISS CAROLYN L. XWOODS
Social Liv ing, Fngli5hl11,Ch. Activities Committee.
Finance Dept. Girls' League
MRS. RUBY A. NEXWMAN
Social Living, U. S. History. Finance Dept. of
Girls' League
MR. XWILLIAM C. DFDMAN
Social Living. English 11, Assembly Commirtee. 'licnn
MR. LYLE T. SMALL
Social Living. L'. S. History
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The class of '47, destined to be the 46th
graduating from Eugene High School, began
its life crammed in the gym balcony listen-
ing to the first of many assemblies and
thrilling everybody by singing the song to
the Alma Mater. We were the largest class
in the school's history-446 vigorous sopho-
mores.
Right from the start we were in the
midst of all school activities. Marcia Murray
was elected Queen of the War Chest Drive,
Sigrid Skade and Lucielle Zarzan were
chosen as princesses for the Beaux Arts
Ball, and Don Bench was president of the
Lane County junior Red Cross Council.
Upperclassmen found that the class held its
share of talent when Doris jean Miller and
Norman Richards walked off with prizes in
the amateur show.
The big money making project of the
year was the "Beano" concession at the all-
school carnival. The class officers for the
first year were Ward Haynes, president,
Dick Dahlberg, vice president, and Diane
16
Beairsto, secretary. Excellent advice was
given by Mrs. Davis and Mr. Moore.
We had brawn as well as brains that first
year. The basketball B-squad was made up
almost entirely of sophs. Gene Miner, Ernie
Wilde, and Gene Rider also participated in
the state basketball tournament.
As juniors, mellowed with age and
seasoned with verbal sauce, we were almost
as wordly wise as the mighty seniors, largely
due to the leadership of john McNutt
president, Gordon Diebel as vice president,
Dolores Hanson as secretary, and jane
Carlisle as treasurer. The year was filled
with outstanding and successful events cli-
maxed by the dance "Peppermint Holiday"
during junior Week. Naturally, the junior-
Senior Prom was the best ever presented at
Eugene High. "Guadalajara" featured a
breath-taking scene brought directly from
Mexico. A sidewalk cafe, a rainbow foun-
tain, and wonderful lighting effects made
the dance a truly spectacular affair.
Star athletes abounded in the class that
memorable junior year. John Banks was se-
lected an All-star in football, and Gene
Miner and Ernie Wilde made the District
Six All-star team in Basketball. The high-
light of the year was the winning of the
State Championship in basketball. Notable
was the fact that of the ten men on the
team, five were juniors-Gene Miner, Ernie
Wilde, Gene Rider, Don Ruth, and Dick
Garrett. As a result of his superior record
during the tournament, Gene Miner was se-
lected for the All-state second team.
Three years within these "white gleaming
portals" produced a marked change in us
and the school. Forty-six years of graduat-
ing classes have left their mark-in names
carved on desks and in worn places on the
stair. Eugene High's contribution to them
has been immeasurable. Our health was im-
proved in combating the perpetual cyclone
between rooms 111 and 113.
Under the leadership of the senior class
officers, we are about to complete another
very eventful year. Many things have made
it momentous.
Dorothy Christensen won a trip to Wash-
ington, D.C., and a 38100 scholarship as
Westinghouse Science Talent Search Finalist.
Dick Dahloerg was outstanding in two fields
-science and speech, winning an Honorable
Mention in the Westinghouse Science Talent
Search, the Bausch and Lomb science award,
winner of State Extempore contest for two
consecutive years. Stan Turnbull, Editor of
the News, received Honorable Mention
award in Pepsi Cola Scholarship competi-
tion. jack Gunn and jackie Barbee were
both finalists in Lane County Elks Scholar-
ship competition. jack also won a series of
contests in American Legion Oratorical Con-
test, finally placing second in Northwest Dis-
trict. State Champion orator was Fred
Dodge, who also won honors in Knights of
Pythias speaking contest. A team consisting
of Dick Dahlberg, Fred Dodge, Harold
Haight, and Dolores Miller, won second
place in Oregon State Debate Tourney.
Among the many sports award winners was
john Banks, who received the Simmons cup
for outstanding football playing, jim Hanns,
john Banks, Robin Lee, Gene Miner, Charles
Luttrell were chosen for the District Six All
Star football team. Ernie Wilde was se-
lected for the All State basketball team. Ed
Worth and Gloria Jeske are the Pacific Coast
junior pairs champions in ice skating. At
writing time, there are a great many scholar-
ship awards as yet unannounced.
The Senior Dance, "Blue Rain," was a
big hit, as was the Beaux Arts Ball with
Freda Shannon reigning as queen.
A heartfelt thank you to our teachers and
to our advisers, Mr. Moore and Mrs. Banks,
for giving us the guidance, patience, and
encouragement to face the challenge of a
broadening horizon.
LEFT TO RIGHT: lane Carlyle, Mrs. Banks, Leigh Campbell, Mr. Moore, Gordon Diebel, Ward Haynes.
ADAIR ,lR., ROBERT XVILLIAM-Entered from Seattle.
Washingtcyng B-Squad. Football 2. Prom Comm. 23 A
Cappella -R.
ANDERSON. Robert L.fAxemen's Council 2.
ANDREW, JEAN B.-G.A.A. 1-Z-3. Treasurer 33 Tri-Y
1-2433 Latin Club 3: Student Council Rep. Z1 Eugenean
Salesman 3.
ARCHIBALD, BETTY JEAN-Entered from XX'lllIllCl', Cui-
forniag Thcspians 3.
ARMSTRONG. ANNE-Pep Club 153 Paletteers 33 A Cap-
pella 2-31 Girls' League Rep. '33 Girls' League Cabinet:
Commencement Comm.g Announcement Comm.: Sr. Dancc
Comm. 1 Chairman of Print and Cord Week EH.
ARMSTRONG. RICHARD DAVID-Entered from Univer-
sity High.
ARMSTRONG, GARNER TED-A Cappella 5.
AYDELOTT, ELNORA JEAN-Girls' League Rep. 3: Span-
ish Club 1-Z-5g G.A.A. 3g Paletteers 51 Science Club 5g
Ambassadors 2-135 Library Stat? 3.
BAKER, MARY CAROLYN-Entered from Elmira, Oregong
G.A.A, 3 Girls' Glee.
BALE, BUFORD C.fArchety Club Ig F.F.A, Z-5g Camera
Club 5.
BANKS, JOHN DAVID-Student Body Vice-President 2:
Honor Society 2-33 Student Council ll-Zg Stamp and Bond
Comm. 21 Axemen's Council 2, Vice-President C53 Football
I-V2-5, Co Captain 6, All Star l2g Basketball l-2-'53 Track
1-2-453 Club 1-2-53 National Athletic Scholarship 5.
BARBIEE, IACQUELINE MAY-Honor Societ 2-31 P.T.A.
Dance Comm. lg Girls' Glee 13 A Cappella 2-3g Debate
2-33 Paletteers Q-3g Troubadours 2-5: Pep Club 33 Activi-
ties Comm.
BARRIZLL, SHARON LEE
BEAIRSTO, DIANE-Sec.-Treas., Sophomore Classg Sopho-
more Dance Coming Ad Staff 2g Pep Club '2-33 Paletteets
2-E55 Girls' Glce 243: junior Dance Comm. 3.
BECKER, EDWARD S.-Entered from Tucson, Arizonag
Band I2-31 Orchestra 2-3g Science Club 33 junior Sym-
phony 2-13.
BLACK, CAROLIN RENEE-Entered from University Highg
Honor Societv SL Latin Club 2-53 French Club 51 Tri-Y
U-33 Ad Staff 2: Spanish Club 2: Scientc Club 3.
BLACKSTONE, VIRGINIA L.-Entered from Prineville,
gkegung Band l-2151 Spanish Club lg Senior Dante
,omm. 5.
BOESEN. CAROL ALICE-Spanish Club 11 Pep Club 3:
Library Start 5: Paletteers 23 Student Council Rep. 5,
BOLES, LEE ROYfEnteretl from Iwfalvern, Iowag Football
25 Basketball Manager 2133 Track Manager Z1 Football
Manager 53 C'lub 11-53 Stu.lent Council 5.
BOONE, DONNA L.
BOWDE-R, IRIS JUNEWA Cappella -2-31 Troubadours 5g
Commercial Club IB.
BOYHIP, CHARLES ELDON-Vocational School .25 A Cap-
pe aI5.
BRANDT, KARLA MARY-Honor Society 3: Girls' League
Comm. Chairman I35 Band 142-5: Sec. 5g Orchestra 1-Z3
A Cappella I5: Tri-Y 51 Ad Staff lg News Staff 33 Debate
fig Inter Nos 5: Camera Club B.
BRINKMAN, DONNA MAE-Entered from Grossmont
High, San Diego, California: Girls' Glee 11 A Czkppella 5g
Student Counci Rep. IVZQ News Staff 53 Ad Sta 6.
BENCH. DONALD DEEfRitle Club Z3 Service Club Ig Stua
tlent Council l 3 Stamp and Bond Comm, 1.
BENNETT, KENNETH L.fEugene Vocational School.
BETHEI., GLORIA JOYCE
BILLINGS, JANICE-Spanish Club ZQ5.
BISSELL, MAECEI. MAYfHonor Society 3: Girls' League
Cabinet 53 Tri-Y 1245, Treasurer 33 Girls' Glee 2-51 Chair-
man of Red Cross Drive lg Polio Drive Chairman 23 Am-
bassadors 3.
BISSELL, RAYMOND C.-f--Archer! Club I, Vice-President li
Assistant Football Manager Z, Manager 33 Eugenean Sales-
man 23 Clubel.
BROOKS, PEGGY LAVONNEfEniered from Garden City.
Kansasg French Club 2-53 Sec.-Treas. 3: Paletteers 2-33
Tri-Y 1-53 G.A.A. 3: Canteen Council Zg Canteen Suit? 1:
Science Club E.
BROXVN, BETTY JUNE-Paletreers 1: Stamp anclkliuntl
Comm. l-2: Tri-Y 3: Ambassadors I-2-3: Girls' Cilee J.
BROVUN, DOLORES EILEEN-G.A.A. 2-35 Science Club 52
Girls' League Rep. 2: Tri-Y 5: Girls' Glee 2: Senior Dance
Comm. LS.
BROWN, DON ARLENiEnrered from Cloudcraft, New
Mexicog Ambassadors 1-Z3 Latin Club 5: Chess Club 5.
BROWN. FRANK
BASHFUL- --Represents all camera shy seniors.
BRYANT. CHARLES L.
HUCKLIZS, DOLORES E.gCommercial Club 53 Office Staff 3.
ISLIRGIY. MARILYN JEAN-Tri-Y 2-E: Serxice Chairman 3.
Szuclent Council 2: Girls' League Council 3: Latin Club E'
Palemteers N33 G.A,A. '25 Canteen Council 1.
BUTLER, DRING L.
BUTLER, THOMAS THEODORE-Entered from Universitv
Highg Hi-Y 6.
BUZZIELL, PATRICIA JEANfI-Ionor Society 3: Commercial
Club 9, President 52 Pep Club 1-2-3: Paletreers 2-3g As-
sembly Comm, 2: Girls' League Rep. 2: Prom. Comm. 2:
Othce Staff 51 Spanish Club 1: Girls' League Usher.
CAMPBELL. XWILEY LEIGH-Entered from Klamath Falls.
Oregong Sr. Class Presidentg Paletteers 453 Pack Rats 3-3:
Basketball 'I-23 Ring Comm. 23 Student Council Rep. 2-5.
CARLISLE, jANE7I-Ionor Society Z-5: Girls' Glee Club 11
A Cappella 2433 Treas. of Junior Classg Sec. of Senior
Classg Pep Club 2-3, Sec. -Eg jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 23 As-
sembly Comm. 'Z-+5 gGirls' League Social Chairman 25
Rally Squacl '3.
CASPIZRSON. DONNA JEAN-Pep Club 2-5: Tri--Y 2-3:
Publicity Chairman 33 Commercial Club 53 Student Coun-
cil Rep. 21 Girlsi League Rep. lg Science Club 3: Office
Training 5.
CHRISTENSEN, DOROTHY jEAN4Ediror of Eugenean 31
Honor Society 2453 Tri-Y l-I-5, Treasurer .lg Latin Club
2-51 Science Club 31 Service Club 23 Girls' League Rep.
2, Chairman of Cnmmcnccmcnrg Finalist Science Talent
Search.
CLINTON, JAMES EUGENE-Entered from Salem, Oregon.
COAKES, DONALD E.-Yell Leader 2, Axemen's Council:
Boys' Glecg A Cappella.
COAKES, RONALD DEAN-Yell Leader 23 A Cappella,
Stamp and Bond Comm.
COCKERLINE, ALFRFJD R, JR.-F.A.A. I-2-3: Sec. 3,
Pres.l5,
COE, VIOLA LOIS-Commercial Club 53 Library Staff 3.
COFFELT, LOIS Ilflfntered from Prineville, Oregon.
COGGINS, ,IACQUELINIZ BIETTY4Commercial Club 3.
Office Staff B.
COLLINS, BOB EUGENE-Enterccl from Holbrook, Arizona,
Vocational Schiml Z-3.
CASXVIILI., DOLORES M.
CHAAIBIERLAIFI, DORIS ANN---G.A,A, 51 'I-l'l-If 5, Am-
bassadors 1-5, Council 1 3 Student Council Rep. I-51
Stamp and Bond Comm. 1-1.
CHAPMAN, DOROTHY MAEfGirls' Glen 1 3 Palctteers 'S
CHAPMAN, LILA MARGARETfA Cappella 1-1-53 Palete
tccrs 2453 Pep Club 2- 33 Camera Club 1.
CHASIE, NI2ILfSpanisli Club 5g Pres. 53 Canteen Council,
I-Ii-Y, fXI'lll1llSSilLlOl'SQ Buys' Cilcc 23 A Cappella 3.
CHASE, PATSY MffPcp Club 3: Library Staff 51 Tri-Y
'33 Girls' Glue 23 Ambassadors lal-5.
COLLINS, HELEN MARIE-Entered from Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
COOK. LETHA Lf-Entered from Buistfort, Wlxsltingtong
Girls' League Rep. 3.
COOK, VIRGINIA-Enreretl from' Long Beach, Calif.g Girls'
League Council 51 Pep Club 3g Spanish Club J: Com-
mercial Club 51 Girls' League Rep, 3-Sq Srutlent Council
Rep. 3.
COOLEY, SALLY MARIE- --Entered from Myrzle Creek,
Oregong Tri-Y 2-3, Music Chairman 53 Pep Club 55
G.A.A. 2-53 A Cappella 3.
CORBIN. MARYLOIS-G.A.A. lg Office Stall 5.
COX. MARCIA JEAN-Entered from Bamlon. Oregong
G.A.A. Q-33 Tri-Y 3, G.A.A. Council 5,
CRABTRIEE. GARVIN D,-Honor Society 255: Spanish Club
1-Z-3, Vice-Pres. 151 Chess Club .33 Science Club 6, Prest-
tlent 35 Student Council Rep. 1-3, Debate 3g News Statf 3.
CRAIG. ELIZABETH KELLNERfEnterecl from Aurora.
Illinoisg Paletteers 2, Thespians 3: G.A.A. 2-3: Pep Club
'Eg A Cappella 5g junior-Senior Prom Comm. lg Stage
Crew 2.
CRAKES, JAMES G,-Honor Society 3: Football 3g Basket-
ball 1-11 Baseball l-2-3g A Cappella 1-3-S: Sports Ed. of
E,H.S. News 5g Axemen's Council Rep. l-Q-3, Treas. 53
Hi-Y 1-2-'35 Sec. of Finance -5g National Athletic Society
2-54 Stamp and Bond Comm. lg Assembly Comm. Q.
DAHLBERG, RICHARD C.-Honor Society 2-3. Pres. 3g
Vice Pres. of Soph. Classg Hi-Y 2-35 Service Club lg
Chem. Club 3, hairman of Senior Announcements and
Cardsg Senior Class Historyg Tennis 2-3: Debate 2-3:
Stamp and Bond Comm. 1g Eugenean Staff 35 Honorable
Mention in Science Talent Search.
DAMMEN, THELMA EILEEN-Enteregl from Milwaukie.
Oregong A Cappella l-2-5.
DAVIS, XYXILLIAM R,-Axemen's Council I-23 Canteen
Counrill
DANIELS, DOLORES B.-Student Council Rep. Z: Girls'
League Usherette 2.
DAVENPORT, HELEN FAlTH7Entered from junction
City, Oregong Student Body Sec, at junction City, Band
and Orchestrag Commercial Club 33 Girls' League Alternate
3, Eugenean Salesman 3.
DIEBIEI., GORDON-Honor Society 5: Senior Class Treas.
G3 junior Class Vice-Pres. 2g Eugenean Photographer 31
HifY 1-3-3, Chaplain 2, Vice-Pres, 5: Rifle Club 2: jr.,
Sr. Prom Comm. 2, ir, Dance Comm. 5: Axemcn's Coun-
cil Fun Night Comm. , 3 News Staff 5.
EDGEWORTH, jANE LEEfEntered from Golden, Colo-
rndog Girls' League RCP- 51 Girls' Glee Z3 Tri-Y 5.
ELLISON, CLYDEiHi-Y 33 Rifle Club 2g Baseball 1-2-5
Captain 53 Club 2.
ELLWOOD. DONNA JEAN-G.,-LA. 1-Z-53 Tri-Y Qg Intex
Nos 2-B3 Pep Club 1-'33 Sramp and Bond Comm. lg Girls
League Council 3.
E-NGEBRETSEN, HAROLD LEROY
FALK, EDWARD C. JR.-Stamp and Bond Comm. 1g Axe-
men's Council Representative 3.
FERRELL, GORDON W.-Entered from Los Angeles, Cali-
forniag Spanish Club 5.
FLADSTOL, LORRAlNE YVONNE-Spanish Club 1.
FLUENT, JOHN L.-Paletteers ZJS
FOX, AL FRANK
DILLON, JOAN KAY-Entered from Van Nuys, California.
DODGE, FREDERICK WlLLlAMfH4Dnor Society Z-3: Eu-
genean Staff 53 Editor of Handbook 55 Hi-Y 215, Cha lain
5g Ambassadors 1-23 Treas. Z: Debate 2-3: Chess Club 35
Band 15 Axemen's Cabinet -31 Be-Up, Clean-Up Week
Chairman 5g Editor of Axe Handles '33 Baccalaureate
Chairman.
DROLLINGER, RHEA JOYCE-Girls' League Attendant 2:
Girls' Glee Club 1-2-5: V. Pres. S.
DUGAN, SHIRLEY jEAN-Honor Society 53 Girls' Lea ue
Rep. 5g Girls' League Cuuncil 23 Usherette 2g Pep Club
2453 Ambassadors 1-25 A Cappella 1-Z-3g Latin Club 3:
Service bClub J-5.
EARL, HELEN MARGUERITE-Honor Society 2-135 Vice-
Pres. 5g Debate 3-33 G.A.A. 1-2-3, Sec. 15: Pep Club 2-Fig
Tri-Y 2-'51 Spanish Club J-3,
EDDY, DONNA YVONNEfEntered fmm Connon Wfood,
ltlnhug Girls' Glee 3.
FROLEN, EDWARD DONALD-ffiiaselcall 1-Z-33 Cluh
2-33 Sec. 33 National Athletic Scholarship Societyg Pack
Rats 2133 Bancl 13 I-Ii-Y 2-33 Rifle Club 3.
FULTON, ROBERT S.7A Cappella 33 Ambassadors 151.
GADSDEN, CATHERINE MARYfEnteretl from Myrtle
Creek, Oregong Student Council Rep-, 13 Majorette I-23
G.A.A. 3: Science Club 5.
GARDNER, HAROLD GEORGE-A Cappella I-2-3: Palet-
teers tl-Z-33 Vice-Pres. '33 Boys' Glee lg Club Q31
Camera Club 33 Baseball 1 3 Football 5.
GARDNER. Pl-IYLLIS LOREENvEntered from Buffalo,
New York3 Thespians Q, Pres. 33 Paletteers 'Z-33 Pep Club
5: Canteen Council Rep. Z.
GARRETT, DICK LEE-"E" Club 1-5, Pres. 33 Basketball
1-2453 Axemen's Council Rep. 1-53 A Cappella 33 National
Athletic Scholarship Society: Stamp and Bond Comm. l.
GAVENEY. NANCY LEEYG.A.A. 1: A Cappella 1-2-31
News Staff 53 Peo Club 2155 Girls' League Otlice 23 Span-
ish Club 13 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Atl Staff 53 Sophomore
Dance Comm. 1: junior Dance
Comm. 23 Girls' League
Usherette 2.
GAYLORD. GERRY ANNfHonor Society 33 Pep Club
ll-2-3, Pres. 3 Student Council 1-Z3 A Cappella 2-33
3
Vice-Pres. 33 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 23 junior Dance Comm.
23 Stamp and Bond Comm. 23 Girls' Glee lg News Staff
S, Ad Starf'?- 3 Girls' League Usherette 2.
GIBSON, JEANNE DEI..ORESfTl1espians 1-2-33 Stamp anal
Bond Comm. 23 Girls' Glee Z3 A Cappella 33 Pep Club 53
Eugenean Staff 53 News Staff 3.
GILLMORE, EARL M.
GLICK, HERBERT EDISON-Entered from Mount Carmel.
Illinois.
GOODMAN. LARUE SUE-Entered from Martinez, Cali-
fornia Ambassadors 3.
GOODLIN, JOANNE-Honor Society ing Eugenean Staff 31
French Club 53 Vice-Pres. 53 Activities Comm. Z-31
Sophomore Dance Comm. 13 junior Dance Comm. 2:
Stamp and Bond
GRAVES, ALAN
Club I-Z3 Stage
GRAY, SETH L.
Comm. 1.
G.-Bantl 2-'S 3
Crew 1: Stamp
-Entered from
il-ZJ33 Vice-Pres, 33 Orchestra 23
Rifle Club 33 jr. Symphony 2.
Paletteers 1-2-33 Spanish
and Bond Comm. I.
Marcola, Oregon3 Bantl
A Cappella 33 F.F.A. 5g
HALL. ALLAN MARTIN-Golf Team 1-I-Sq Captain 5.
HAMILTON, DAVID R.
HAMILTON, PATRICIA ANNf'l'ri-Y 2-S: Pres. 5: Inter
Nos '2-35 Girls' League Cabiner 25 Girls' League Rep. 1-Z3
G.A..A. Ig Girls' Glee 2.
HAMILTON, WENDELL L.-Entered from Winneld, Kansasg
Chess Club 5, Vice-Pres. 55 Axemen's Council 5g Inter
Nos 3g Service Club 3.
HAMMOCK, BILL E.- News staff 2-51 Associate Ed. 3:
Eugene-an Staff 33 Paletteers 2-51 junior Ring and Pin
Comm. 21 Club 2-33 Football 23 Track I-Z-53 Track
Captain iS: National Athletic -Scholarship Society: Chr. of
Sr. Will Prophecy, and Historv Comm. Student Cabinet 3.
HAMMOCK, VERNA MAXINE-G.A.A. I-'l-'51 Spanish
Club 2-5.
HANDLEY, DONNA JEAN-Tri-Y 2-5: Girls' Glee 1-2-31
Girls' League Rep. 5.
HANNAFORD, GEORGE F.-Entered from Gainesville,
Florida.
HANNS, JAMES EDWARDvStudent Council 2-5: National
Athletic Scholarship Society 2-55 Club I-2-55 Foot-
ball l-2-3g Baseball l-2-5.
GRIFFITH, MARILYN-Honor Society 2-5, Pres. 55 Pep
Club I-2-ig Girls' Glee lg A Cappella 2-33 Troubadours
1-R5 Debate 1-5, Thespians,
CUNN, JACK BERKLEY-Student Body Pres. 35 Honor
Society 2-53 Hi-Y Z-'53 Band Z-33 Debate 2-33 Service
Club lg Paletteers 23 Spanish Club 2-55 Eugenean Staff lg
Chess Club 5g Tennis Team 2-5.
HAIGHT, HAROLD C.vStudent Council 1: Football 15
Tennis Hg Debate 2-5.
HALDORSON, LELAND KENT--FFA. l-2-3, Vice-Pres.
25 Sec. S3 Archery Club I.
HALDORSON. LFNORE MAYfCommercial Club lg Othre
Stati 5.
HALIZY, RUTH V.-G.A,A. 31 Commercial Club 33 French
Club 5.
HANSON. DOLORES I-I.-Student Body Treasurer 55 Honor
Society Z-55 junior Class Sec. 25 Student Council Rep. 15
Girls' League Rep. 25 Commercial Club I-55 Tri-Y 5.
HANSON, KEITH D.-Entered from Tacoma, Xwashington.
Chess Club 6.
C
HARRIS, HOWARD DAVID-Entered from Norwalk, Cali-
forniag Student Council 35 Band and Orchestra 1-25 Foot-
ball 2-3g Club 3.
HAWKINS, DOROTHY ELLAfG.A.A. 1-2-'55 Girls' Glee 5.
HAYNES, WARD M.-Honor Society 2-55 Sophomore Class
Pres.5 Senior Class Vice-Presidentg Pack Rats I-.Z-.35 Vice-
President 3g Axemen's Council 1-25 Rifle Club 25
Club 35 National Athletic Scholarship Society 2-65 jr,-Sr,
Prom Comm. 25 Football 2-L35 Basketball 15 Student
Council 3,
HEIN, FLORENCE4Commercial Club 3: News Staff 3: Ad
Staff 3: Eugenean Stan 5.
HELIKSON, LOIS ANN-Commercial Club 55 Girls' Glee
25 Olhce Staff 35 Tri-Y 6.
HENDERSON, JAMES E.-Entered from Monroe, Oregon5
Eugene Vocational School.
HERBRANSON, JOAN CLAIRE-Rally Squad 55 A Cap-
pella 2-55 Librarian 25 Pep Club 2-'53 G.A.A. 1-2-35
Girls' League Rep. 15 Try-Y 15 Spanish Club 15 Com-
mercial Club 3.
HINK, DOUGLAS I..-Entered from Elma, Washington.
HOILAND, GEORGE ANDREW'-Axemen's Council Rep.
llg Band 1-2-3.
HORNIBROOK, RETA LOUISE-G.A.A. 1-35 Girls' Glee 3.
HOSELTON, SHIRLEY NOREEN-A Cappella 35 G.A.A. 1.
HOXEY, MARION I.-Entered from Glendale High Schoolg
A Cappella Z-35 Girls' Glee 2-455 Ambassadors 3.
HUBBARD, DELBERT M.-Football 2-55 Basketball 1-2-55
Club 35 Student Council 1-55 P.T.A, Dance Comm.
1-2135 A Cappella 55 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 25 Sophomore
Dance Comm. 1.
JEPPESEN, GLADYS I.-Tri-Y 2-33 Inter Nos 31G.A.A. 11
Girls' Glee lg Paletteers 5.
JESKE, GLORIA
JOHNSON, ERLENE ROSE-Student Council 1-23 Pep Club
'2-'Zag Office Stal? 31 G.A.A, 1-25 Paletteers 2-3: Prim it
Cord Week Dance Comm. Z5 Beaux Arts Ball Princess Zg
Tri-Y 1.
JOHNSON, GENE B.-Entered from Hazelton, Idaho: Vice-
Pres. of Senior Class in Hazelton.
JOHNSON, HOWARD H.7Studerxt Council 2.
JOHNSON. MARJORIE HELENfTri-Y L26 Q Program
Chairman 53 Thespians 3g Girls' Glee 53 Girls' League
Council J3.
JOHNSON, SHIRLEY ARDELLE-Pep Club 1-3-3: Girls'
Glee 1-55 Junior Dance Comm. 2g Canteen Council Z:
Tri-Y lg Girls' League Usherette 2.
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JOHNSTON, HARVEY D.--F.F.A. ..
JOHNSTON, RICHARD W.iVocational School 2-3
HUSS DAVEiITntered from Siuslavr Union High School.
IJAMS, MARY I.EEiHoncnr Society 5: Eugenean Staff 55
Debate 2-'Eg Student Council J: Pep Club 3: 4Girls'1League
Cabinet 53 G.A.A. J-jg Inter Nos lg Girls' Glee Z:
Tri-Y 6.
INGRAM. MARY LEE--Entered from Oakridge, Oregon!
Girls' Glec 2.
ISAACSON, PATRICIA RUTH-Tri-Y Zg Girls' Glcc 2-3
Stamp and Bond Comm. Z.
JACK. OLGA MARIE-Entered from Pleasant Hill, Oregong
Tri-Y 1-Z3 Commercial Club 3g P.T.A. Dance Comm, 53
Library S:aH 3g Oiiice Stat? 5.
JAQUENOD. MARIE PEARL-Honor Society 33 Student
Council Rep. 23 Girls' League Rep. 243g Ambassadors
I-2-3. Vite-Pres. 5: Council Zg A Cappella 1g Tri-Y 2.
IOHNSTON, TEDDY ALLEN-Entered ftoin University
' High School,
VIONES. MARILYN M.-Girls' Glec I-51 G..-LA, 3.
JONES, MARION ,IAY-Axemen's Council 1: Stulenz
Council lg Fimtbiill 1.
JORDAN. IXJLORIES PLAINEfPaletteeiw 31 Lilwmry
Staff S.
KEEFE. DORIS E.-Deb.ttc 2-53 Spanish Cluh 5. Ci.A.A.
u-5.
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KELLER. CQERMAIN DELORESfEniered from Menaslm.
Wisconsin, G.A.A. 23 Tri-Y 5.
KELLER, MARY ELEANOR-Entered from University High
School, Palettcers Z-3g Spanish Club 2-55 Rally Squad 55
Student Council lg jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 25 jr, Ring
Comm. 1, jr. Dance Comm. 2.
KENNEDY, NANCY-Entered from Sheboygan, XX'isconsin
A Cippelln 53 Pep Club 55 Student Council 5.
KIRK, LUIS ALADENE-G.A.A. I-I-33 Tri-Y I1 Girls'
Clee 2: Pep Club: Girls' League Rep.
KNOLLIN, BOBRAY-Honor Society 5, Ritlc Club 2-5,
President 33 Hi-Y 53 Pack Rats 3, Service Club 53 Axc-
men's Council Z-53 Stamp and Bond Comm. 2, Science
Club 5.
KNOXVLES, ARTHUR LEROY
KRIZMMEL, JO ANN-Entered from St, Marys, Yell
Leguler lg Class See. lg Otfice Staff 53 Tri-Y 53 G.A.A.
'J-L53 Student Council Rep. 5.
KRUEGER, KENNETH R.-Entered from Merrill, Wisciwnsin.
KRLIMDIECK, DOROTHY L.-Girls' League Cabinet 23
li.A.A. 1.
KUNKEL, RAY H-Entered from Dexter, New Mexico: Axe-
men's Council l-2.
LOE, XWANDA LORRAINE-Entered from Oakland, Cali-
forniag A Cappella 33 Oliice Staff 5.
LOPPNOXV, YVONNE I. L.fEntcred from University Higli
Sclgoolg G.A.A. Z-l3g Girls' Gleeg Tri-Yg Vocational
Sc oo 3.
LOSETH, HOVUARD O.-Chess Club 3.
LOUCKS, MERTON I.-Basketball 1-Z.
LUNDBERG, ED HAROLD-Latin Club 2-3: Service Club
11-i2-135 Chess Club 3g Rifle Club 3g Science Club 33 Service
Club 3, Pres. 3.
LUTTRELL, CHARLES FRANKLIN-Football l-I-31 "li"
Club Z-3.
MADSEN, SUZANNE-Entered from Council Bluffs, Iowag
Inter Nos Z-3g Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Paletteers 2-33 Am-
bassadors 2-3g Girls' League Rep. 2 Tri-Y 35 Pep Club 3.
MAGNUSON, MARJORIE ANNE-Entered from Carrington,
N. Dak.g News staff 3g Ad Stal? 3.
MAHANY, SHIRLEY ANNE-Girls' League Cabinet 3:
Rally Squad 35 Pep Club 2--33 Paletteers 2-31 Girls' Glee
Club 2-33 Spanish Club lg Jr. Graduation Comm.
LAKE, CHARLES E.-Agriculture 1-Z3 Boys' Glee 1-23
Debate 5g F.E.A. 1-1.
LARKEY, KENNETH NELSON--Entered from Long Beach,
California.
LEE. ROBIN S.-Entered from Portland, Oregong A Cap-
pella 39 Football 1-2-3g Track 1-2-5g jeffersonian Paper,
r'nrtland1 Axemen's Council Rep. 3.
LITTLE, ROBERT CALVIN-Service Club lg 'Iiuubadours
2-63 A Cappella 1-Z-3.
LLOYD, JOYCE LAVERNE-Entered from Smithland, lowag
Girls' Glee 1-2-3g Commercial Club 33 G.A.A. 3.
LOCKARD, GERALD G.
INIALOS, LENORE-Stamp Bond Comm, I3 Glee 3:
Canteen Council Rep. 2.
MALPASS, DAVID CHARLES4Axemen's Council Ren.
2-53 Pack Rats 51 Nat'l Athletic Scholarship Society 2.
MANNEI., JOAN F.-Honor Society 5: Chairman of Girls
League Homemaking Det. 51 Tri-Y 2-5. Cabinet 53
Orchestra I-23 Latin Clug 2-:Sg Service Club 2-31 jr,-Sr.
Prom Comm. 23 Library Statl 5.
MANSETH, ROBERT A.-Archery Club 13 Science Club 53
Service Club 53 Axemen's Council Rep. 3.
MARINES, BEVERLY JEANY-Spanish Club 243: Girls' Glee
53 Pitletteers I.
MARKS, LORALEE JEANNE-Honor Society 5: G.A.A. 1.
Sec. 2, Pres. 53 Pep Club 1-2-33 Student Council Rep. 2-31
Girls' League Cabinet 53 Girls' Glee 5, Sec. 51 Social Prob.
Librarian 5: lr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 21 jr. Graduation Comm.
MARSHALL, ALICE ANNE-Orchestra 1-2, Vice Pres. 2:
Girls' Glee l-IZ, Program Chairman 23 A Cappella 33 Tri-Y
11243, Music Chairman 2, Vice Pres. 33 Pep Club 2-53
Girls' League Rep. 23 Thespians 3,
MASSON, RENEE OLGA-Entered from Portland, Oregon.
lvI.g?CgJN, JEAN XV.-Spanish Club 3, Sec. 53 Commercial
u 5.
MCCRACKEN, 'JOHN WILLIAM JR.-Student Body Auditor
53 Honor Society 53 Pack Rats 12215: Student Council Rep.
1-53 Axemen's Council Rep. 1-'23 Debate 243g Football 23
Stamp and Bond Comm. 2.
MCGILLICUDDY, BLAINE H.-Pack Rats 1-'2-3, Pres. 33 Hi-
Y 2-53 Axemen's Council Rep. 53 Football 2.
MCGINTY, PATRlClA4iirls' League Rep. 1, Vice Pres. 2,
Pres. 5, Lane County Pres. 53 Honor Society 2-'31 Student
Council Rep. 23 Pep Club 1-2-33 Chairman Queen of
Hearts Drive 23 junior Week Comm. 23 jr.-Sr. Prom
Comm. 23 jr. Rings and Pins Comm. 23 Latin Club 33
E.H.S. D.A.R. Girl 3.
McEXXfI2N, DONNA-Entered from Seaside, Oregon.
McHENRY, PI-IYLLIS JOANNE-Spanish Club 1-12-5
G.A.A. 1,2-33 Ambassadors 13 Student Council 2,
MclNTlRE, ROBERT OXVENWPaletteers lg Service Club 2.
MEANS, BILLIE -IEAN-Ambassadors Z-53 Orchestra 1-3-B:
Girls' Glee.
MELBY, DORIS ELEANOR-Honor Society 2-3, Treasurer
Eg Eugenean Staff 3g Business Manager 5: Pep Club E:
Commercial Club Z-3: Debate 21 Girls' Glee 13 Girls'
League Rep. l-21 Library Staff Z-33 Office Stall' S: P.'l'.A.
Dance Comm. l.
MENTION, ROBERT
MEREWIETHER, ALLEN E.-Yell Leader 5g Student Coun-
cil 23 A Cappella 3.
MERVYN. JOHN S.
MILLER, DOLORES ELIZABETH-Student Body :-sc. 3:
Honor Society Z-'51 Debate 2-3g Pep Club 1-2-5: G.A.A.
I-2-3: Commercial Club 2g Student Council Rep, 1-Z3
Clajntsenf Council Rep. 2g Mask 8: Dagger 25 Tri-Y lg
Stat 2.
MILLER, DORIS jEANiHonqr Society 5g Troubadours 51
A Cappellag Orthcstrag Spanish Club BQ G.A.A. 1 3 Girls'
L-lee C ub 1 g Debate fl 3 Li rary Stall 2.
MILLER, JOSEPH J.-Spanish Club 1g Debate Z-'5g News
Stal? '35 Ad Stall '3.
MILLER, MARY LEE LOUISE-A Cappella 2-53 Pep Club
Bg Band .2-3, Maiorette 2-5g Paletteers 2-3.
Mt'lN'I'YRE, SARAH LOUTHERAffIintere.l from Spring-
field, Oregong Spanish Club 33 Girls' Glee 1-1-K
MQKIEEN, BEVERLY EVONNE-G.A.A. 1: Spanish Club
lg Ambassadt rs l,
MCKINNEY. SALLY DANTE4GirIs' League Rep. l-1-3g
Tri-Y l-I-3. Sec. 5: Pep Club 31 Latin Club 51 News
Szalf E. Bus. Manager 3. Ad Staff 2-3.
McMANIMAN. BETTY LOUfMask Br Dagger l-Z-5, Sec.
'31 Sophomore Assembly Chairman 15 Sophomore Nominat-
ing Comm. I 3 A Cappella 3g Thespians 5.
MCNUTT. JOHN B.-junior Class Pres. 1: Sophomore
Dance Chairman lg Paletteers 1-2-3, Vice Pres. 5: Student
Counril Rep, lg Hello Week Dance Comm. 3g Assembly
Compu. 2-31 A Cappella 35 Hi-Y 5g Co-editor of thc
Casa a.
MCXVILLIAMS, BEATRICE MAY-Entered from Durango,
Colorado: Service Club.
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MILLER, NANCY LEE-A Cappella Z-51 Band 2-5, Major-
etre 1-5: Pep Club 3.
MINISR, DOUGLAS GIfNEfFuotball I-51 Basketball I-I-S:
Track I-lg Club 1-1-5, Vice Pres. 53 A Cappella
111453 Buys' Glee lg Paletteers Fw.
MINTZ, DONALD EUGENE-Hi-Y 51 Baseball I-ig "li"
Club Zvi.
MITCHIZLI., VERNON-Entered from Pleasant Hill. Orc-
gong Axcmen's Council Rep.
MOORE, PATRICIA M.-A Cappella 5: Girls' Glee 1-Z:
Spanish Club 3: Girls' League Ushercrre 3.
NIORISFIIZLD. ALLENE ELNORIK-Girls' Glee 51 Himnw
Iicunmniu Club Hg News Staff 5.
MORRUXV, MELVIN ALLEN
MU-ELLER WILLIAM 1.4-Entered from Hawthorne, Califura
n ag Band 13.
MLTLLINS, JOHN ROBERT-Vocational School 1.
MURRAY, MARCIA GAIL-Student Council Z.: G.A.A.
I-1-Ag Stamp and Bond Queen lg Friendliesr Girl .lg Pep
Club 1-2-G.
NASHOLM, JOHN M,-Student Council I-5: Pack Rats
215LSeC, 53 Rifle Club 2-'35 H1-Y 2-51 Baseball Z-'51 ' E
C u 2-3.
NIZELY, BETTY j.-Girls' League Usherette Chairman 51:
Palertcers l-2-5, Sec. 2, President 53 Pe Club 1-2-53 Trr-
Y 53 Canteen Council Rep. 51 P.T.A. Igance Comm. 1-2:
Thespians '33 Student Council Rep. 23 Girls' League Rep,
lg Princess of Bcaux Arts Ball Z.
NIZWMAN, RALPH EDWIN-Entered from Porrland, Ore-
gon: A Cappella lg Track 2.
NORDLING, DON G.-Football 1-123 Basketball lg Hi-Y 3g
A Cappella 5.
NYEGAAIRD, ALLEN j.-Band 1-2-31 Pres, 133 Orchestra
141-rig Stamp and Bond Comm. lg junior Symphony 2-5.
PETERSON, BARBARA ANN7Sec. of Commercial Club 33
Pep Club 1-2-og Palerreers 1-2.
PETERSEN, BETTY j.fPep Club 1-2-33 Paleireers 1-2-33
Student Council Rep. lg 'Girls' Glee lg Canteen Council
Rep. 2.
PETERSEN, DELORES M.fGirls' Glee 33 Ambassaelors 3.
PETERSON, EDWIN J.-Entered from Gilmanton, Wis-
consin3 Hi-Y 33 Axemen's Council 33 Band -1-2-33 Science
Club 33 Tennis 12-3, Vice-Pres. B3 Debate Q-6.
PETERSEN, KENNETH EARL-Rifle Club.
PFEIFFER, ROBERT W.-Honor Society 33 Noon Entertain-
ment Chairman 33 Service Club 11-2-3, Vice-Pres. 33 P.T.A.
Dance Comm. 1-Z-33 Axemen's Council Rep. 1-23 Science
Club 33 Drum Major 2-33 Board of Directors of Band 3.
PICKELL, ROBERT ALLAN-Entered from Salem, Oregong
Hi-Y 1-'2-133 Axemen's Council 23 Sophomore Dame
Comm. 23 Assembly Comm.
PIERSON, KENNY
T HER DOREEN FAY Pe Club Palerteers 12 3
PIC ', - p 33 ' m -1.-,3
Thespian 2-33 G.A.A. 13 Bond and Stamp Comm, 23
Girls' Glee 33 Eugenean Salesman 23 Thespian -33 Stu-
dent Council '33 Sr. Dance Comm. 33 Sr. Announcement
Comm. 133 Pack Rats 1-L2-B.
ULSEN, MARLIN-Library Staff 3.
URCHARD, DON LLOYDANews Szalsf 2.
OSTHY, KENNETH A.
PKDEN3 RICHARD RAYMOND7Eniereil from Univcrsiry
High, Eugene, Oregon3 A Cappella '33 Band 3.
PELLANT, ELIZABETH LOUISE7En:ci'e1l from Pendleton,
Clregeng A Cappella 13 News Stall 3,
FENGRA, DONALD KElTHfA Cappella 1-2-3: Hi-Y 3:
Tliespian W,
PLAISTED, DONNA -lUlNE'.All1l7llSS3Cll!l'5 wg 1rlsA Glu:
'l-Z-3.
PLANT, BARBARA D.-Palerreers 1-2-5.
PORTER, MARY JEAN-Pep Club 2-5: Palezrccrs 2-3: A
Cappella 1-53 Camera Club 1: G.A.A. 1: Tczrchefs Terr
Comm. 3: Usherezre.
POWERS, MAXINE LEE4Glrls4 Glcc 11 Tri-Y 3.
PRATT, BONNIE MAE-Girls' Glcc Z: G.A.A. Z: Tri-Y
21 Vocational School l,
PRICE, BETTY JUNE-Girls' Glee I-2-Sq Service Club Z-3:
Ad Stat? 2.
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PRJTCHETT, AUDREY CAROLfEntcrecl from Enid. Okla-
oma.
PRIVRASKEY. ,l. C.-Mask and Dagger: Eourball 5.
PROUDEIT, DONNA RUTH-Paletreers 1-2-35 Commercial
Club 13.
RANSOM, DELCIE M.--Girls' Glee 1: A Cappella 2-n
Science Club 33 Trr-Y 3g Ambassadors
RASORA WVILLIAM G.fBoys' Glee 2: A Cappella 5.
RAY, -IACQUELFNF l.0UlSEA-Library' Stafl B.
REECE. GEORGE HAROLD-Rifle Club 3.
REECE, HELEN
REYNOLDS, RENA ANNE
RICHEY, ILENE LOL'lSl2-Ambassadors 1-2-5. Council 1-Zg
Girls' Glee 1.
RIEDEL, DONALD F.--Vocational School Z-6.
ROBB, HERBERT
ROBERTSON, BETTY LOU-Tri-Y l-Z-5, Vice PreS, lg A
Cappella '26, Girls' Glee l.
ROGERS, MARJORIE ANNA-Entered from Triangle Lance,
Oregon.
RUITER, BILL
RUTH, DONALD LUTHER-Axcmen's Council 1-Z, Sru-
dent Council 5: Boys' Glee lg Pack Rats 5, Football 2433
Basketball 2-5, Club 2-6.
RUTLEDGE, EARL R.--Dramatics 3.
RUTLEDGE, VIRGINIA RUTI-17A Cappella 5.
RHEINSBURG. BEVERLY LOU - G.A.A. 1-2-'53 Girls'
League Rep. lg Tri-Y I-lg Commercial Club 5: Senior
Dance Comm, 5.
RHOADS, MARGARET ANNvEntere4.l from Lebanon, Ore-
gon: Library Staff 5.
RHOADES, PHYLLIS lfVEl.YNfHonoi' Society B3 G.A.A.
Eugcncin Salesman lg Office Assistanr .Ig Commercial
. ulw S.
RHOADS, STANLEY C. Foiirlaull 1-3.
RICHARDS, NORMAN FRANCIS-WA Cappella 2-53 Rifle
Club 53 'l'roubiuloui's S3 Vice Pres, S3 German Band 1-2451
Band I-Z-3.
RICHARDSON, JUANITA Llilf-fliirls' Glec 21 G.A.A. 1g
Social Problems Librarian 1.
SANCHEZ. I.INDAYOrcl1estra l-2-3. Seri. 1. President 25
A Cappella 2-3, Council 23 Spanish Club 1-2-3, Sec. 15
Rally Squad 33 Confert Comm. 1.
SCEARCE, PETER THOMAS-Hi-Y Z-31 Band 1-2-55 Axe-
men'S Council Rep. VI: Obsidians 2-35 Assistant Baseball
Manager 'Z, Manager 5,
SCHMIEDING. GORDON EVERETTfI-Ii-Y Z-5: Spanish
Club 33 Chess Club S.
SCOFIELD. RICHARD
SCOTT, ROBERT
SEM, GARY K.-Debate 3-3: Pack Rats 53 Snience Club 3.
SHADIX, JACK E.-Entered from Huntsville, Arkansasg
U. S. Navy 445-463 Football Q3 Baseball 2-'33 Hi-Y 25
jr.-Sr, Prom Comm 5.
SHADIX, PAT-Entered from Huntsville, Arkansas,
SHAFER, LEONA M.-Ambassadors 1-'24, Council 2:
Gifs' Glee Club 23 Student Council Rep. 25 Commercial
C u 5.
SHANNON, FREDA MAE-Entered from Springlield, Ote-
gon.
SHERMAN, DOROTHY4Commercial Club 5.
SIBLEY, DORIS EVELYN-G.A.A. Ig Paletteers Z-3: A
Cappella i1-I2-33 Troubadours 2-3.
SIMMONS, PAULINE-Entered from Kingman, Arizonag
gpagish Club 2g Commercial Club 2-3g Tri-Y 35 Library
ta S.
SIMPSON, RUSSELL EUGENE-Entered from,New Orleans,
Louisiana. '
SITTSER, EMERALD R.-U. S. Army.
SMITH. HOWARD NEILfHonor Society '53 Axemetfs
Council Pres. 33 Hi-Y 2-5, Sec. 53 E Club Z-5, National
Athletic Scholarship Society 53 Basketball Manager 1-23
Hello Week Chairman A35 Student Council Rep, 2: Axe-
men's Council Rep. l.
SMITH, JIM VERNON
SMITH, LEONARD L.-Student Council Rep. Z: Axemen s
Council lg Service Club l.
SNYDER, RICI-IARDfAxemen's Council 5.
SNYDIER, VERNETA IDAAG.A.A. 2-,BL Council 51 Span-
ish Club 2-5g Girls' League Council Rep. I-I-55.
SOEHREN, LLOYD J.-Latin Club 2.
SORENSEN, DONALD F.-F.F,A. ig Archery Club 1.
SORENSEN, EILEEN ANN-Ambassadors 1-2-5, Sec. 33
'Girls' Glee 3.
SORENSEN, ELAINE ALICE-Annual Salesman 2.
SKADE, SIGRID D.-Rally Squad 5: Pep Club 1-2-53
Paletteers 1-1-53 Assembly Comm. lg Girls' League Rep. lg
Thespian 51 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 23 Junior Dance Comm.
lg Sophomore Dance Comm. lg Stage Design 2g Beaux
Arts Ball Dance Comm. 1-2.
SMALL, jACQUELINE4ommercial Club 3, Vice-Pres. 55
Pep Club 3: Tri-Y 2-5g Student Council Rep. 2.
SMITH, ALBERTA MARION-Honor Society 2-51 Girls
League Council Zg French Club 3-33 Library Staff 2-51
Student Council Rep. 33 Tri-Y 5. Music Chr. 5.
SMITH, DONALD GREGORY--Hi-Y 1-2-5, President 5g
Pack Rats 1-2-'Bg Chairman of jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 21
Eugenean Stal? 53 Hello W'eek Dance Comm. 33 B Squad
Football 23 Senior Dance Comm. 55 Student Council 11
Axemen's Council lg Rifle Club 2.
SMITH. FRANCES MARIE-Band SQ Girls' Glee 5.
SMITH, HELEN NIAE-Girls' Cylee 25 Library Stall 5.
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SORENSON, DONNA M.-Pep Club 1.
SOUTHWARD, CHARLES VALENTINE JR.
SPENCER. DONALD ELMER-Ambassadors I-2-3.
SPIERING, CHARMALEE R,-Tri-Y 23 Service Club
G.A.A, fig Girls' Glce 2-5.
STALSBERG ALPHA L.-Pe Club 2' Palerzeers Z: S ia
, P , I' U'
ish Club lg Canteen Council 2g Girls' League Rep. 31 ,Irv
m. 2.
Sr. Prom Com
STELTING, HARRY EDXVARDiVocational School.
STEVENS, CONRAD B.
STINCHCOMB. REX C.+A Cappella 5.
STRINGFIELD, DON D.-Entered from Missoula, Ninn
ranag A Cappella lg Stare Musical Convention.
STRINGFIELD. IOANNE LOUISE-Entered from Mis
soula, Monranag Ambassadors Zg A Cappella 3.
STRITE jR., DICK KELLER-Baseball 1-5: Track 53 Foot
ball l-'Ig Basketball Ig Club '2-45.
STRONG, DOROTHY J.-Entered from Tulelake, California
STUART, BETH ANN-Entered from University High, Eu
eneg Tri-Y 11 Spanish Club lg Science Club 35 Am
Eassadors 3.
STUBBLEFIELD, RALPH L.+Enrered from Crow High,
Oregon.
SULLIVAN, BOB-Associate Editor of E.H.S. Newsg Pres.
of Chess Club 52 Service Club 2-3, Sec. 31 F.F.A. 1-2
Debate 2-53 Science Club 5.
THOMPSON, IVAN E.fDebate 33 Vocational School F1
Boys' Glee 5.
TITUS, TOMMY NORMAN-Service Club 1-3-3: .lille
Club 53 Axernen's Council 2, Noon Dance Comm. 5:
Sophomore Dance Comm. 1.
TONE, ROY V.fEntered from Newport, Oregon,
TOWNE, JAMES KIETH-Latin Club Z-3: Vice-Prcsitlenr
5, Spanish Club 3, Student Council Rep. 5.
TUPPER, JACK W.-Band 1 , Student Council 1.
TURNBULL, GEORGE STANLEY-Honor Society 3-3:
News Staff Z-3, Editor 133 Eugenean Staff 23 Student Coun-
cil 3g A Cappella 1-2-3g Troubadours 2, President lg
Rifle Club 21 Track 3.
VANDERPOOL, LILLIAN IRENE+Enrered from Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
VER BRYCK, DUANE E.-Entered from Grants Pass, Ore-
gnng A Cappella 1,
WALKER, JUNE PHARES-Honor Society 2-3g Eugeiq-an
StaFf 3: A Cappella Z-33 Debate 33 Girls' Glee lg Band
I-2-3g Junior Symphony, Orchestra.
SWARTZ, PHYLLIS ANN-G.A.A. 1-2-33 Council 2-3:
Spanish Club 215g Commercial Club '3g Oflice Staff 3.
Oiitice Staff 3.
SWENNES, THOMAS RICHARD-Pack Rats 1-21 Axemerfs
Council 2-53 Student Council lg Stamp and Bond Comm.
SWENSON, CARL O.-Entered from Woodburn, Oregon:
Basketball, B Squad Z.
TAYLOR, DUANE EDXWIN-Entered from Gresham, Oregon.
THOMAS, DONN W,-Entered from Seattle, Wash.g Hi-Y
1-Z-235 Yell Team 5, Senior Dance Comm. 33 Be-Up
Clean-Up W'eek Comm. 3, Axemen's Fun Nite Comm. 3
THOMPSON, CECIL L.
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WALKER, LEONARD VUAYNE-Entered from Springlielfl,
Oregon.
WALKER, MARTHA RAI-lonor Society 2-5 Ad Stall 2
Stamp and Bond Comm. 21 Band 1-2-53 Orchesira, junior
Symphony l-Z. ......... .
XVATERHOUSE, DONNA
XVATTS, ELIZABETH DORABELL-Girl's Cllee 3.
VVATTS, KATI-lLEENYVice-Pres. of Fremh Club 2, Pres.
Kg Tri-Y 'I 3 A Cappella 5.
WEAVER, BARBARA JEAN-Entered from University High.
Eugene, Oregon.
XWEBER, LOUISE MARIAN-Tri-Y Z-5. Social Chairman
-3: Larin Club 2-3: Sec,-Treas. 55 G.A.A, I-1. Sports
Manager 21 Girls' League Rep. 1-2151 Commercial Clu 5.
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XVELCH. FREDRICK KEITH-Srudent Council 2-31 Bovs' l
Glee 2: Football 2-53 Baseball 1-31 Baskerlwall 1-53 i
Club 2-5.
XVELDY, BEVERLY GARNETT7GirlS' Glee lg A Cappella
2-53 Troubadours 1-51 Tri-Y l 3 junior Reel Cross 1 : Girls'
League Cabinet 3.
WELLMAN, I.A VONNE E.-Entered from Compton. Cali-
forniag Class Secretary I.
VVENDLANDT, ROBERT EDXVIN-Veteran of U. S. Navy.
WHITMORE, KENNY V.-Axemen's Council Rep. 23 A l
Cappella lg Palerreers 2-5.
WILD'E. ERNEST M,-Football 2-53 Baseball 1-51 Basker-
ball 1-2-3, Capiain '52 Club 2-BQ Axemen's Council.
WILDISH, MARY HELEN-Pep Club 2-3g Commercial Club
12-3, Treasurer Eg Tri-Y 2-3g Olhce Training 3: Library
Training 53 Girls' League Rep. l, Treasurer 3.
NWILLCOCK, DEAN L.fSruv.lent Couneil 1.
WINFREY, DOROTHY H.-Girls' lilee lg A Cappella I-a
WOLFE, SHIRLEY jEAN-Honor Society 2-33 Tri-Y l-2-3'
G.A.A. Z-3, Custodian 51 Pep Club 2-Eg Paletteers Q-SQ
Girls' League Rep. 1. Cabinet 5: H. 5. News Stall 5-
Debate 243.
WOOTEN, GWENDCJLYN H,fEntered from Norfolk, Viiv
giniag Pep Club 53 Paletteers 3, G.A.A. 2-'51 Girls' League
Rep. SQ Red Cross Rep. lg Stamp and Bond Comm. 2.
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WORTH, EDWARD GEARYfStudent hlanager 53 Palet-
teers 3.
WRIGHT, FRED BURDETTEfScience Club 53 Palettecrs lg
Stage Club 2.
WULLSCHLEGER, KENNETH RAYgBand 1-1453 Traek 5.
YOUNG, JEAN-Entered from Prineville, Oregon.
YOUNG, RONALD VERNON
YOUNG, ROSE MARY-Girls' Glee 1: A Cappella 2-a
Troubadours 5. Sec. 51 News Staff 3.
WILLIAMS, HELEN DOROTHY-G.A.A. 1.
WILLIAMS, THOMAS WAYNE-Entered from Portland
Oregon
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Comm.
3 Hi-Y 33 Pack Rats 51 Junior Red Cross Rep. 3
Dance Comm. 33 Axemen's Council Fun Night
5 Chairman. Be-Up-Clean-Up Dance 33 Com
mencemenr Comm, 531 A Cappella
XVILLIAMSON, LOIS D.-Pep Club 3 gStudent Council Rep
53 G,A.A. 13 jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 25 Girls' League Rep
lg Sophomore Dance Comm, I 3 Tri-Y 'I.
XVILSON, CLEO LAVON-G.A.A. 1-2-3, Vice-Pres. 2.
XVILSON, DUANE L.-Entered from Busston, Kansas.
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LESLIE H.-Entered from Hebron, North Dakota
ub T-3: Eugenean Salesman 3.
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ZARZAN, LUCIELLE ANN---Pmlcrtccrs 1-I-3, Social Sec. 3:
News Staff 53 Girls' Lezzgue Rep. Z-5g Princess of Beaux
Arrs Ball 2.
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Suspended between mediocrity and stardom, the
Juniors have made the middle-road a popular one.
Prompted by the leadership of the class advisers,
Mrs. Fay Judy and Mr. J. Alan Wickham. Cecil
Andrus guided the class with the assistance of Cecil
Daniels, Vice-President, Don Ford, Secretary, and
Dorothy Robertson, Treasurer.
The juniors opened the festive season by the first
semi-formal dance of the school year, "Mistletoe
Magicf' Don Walsh, general chairman, came up
with an exciting event as a gateway to the December
holidays.
Bob Dtagoo, and an ambitious committee, made
the Junior-Senior Prom, the only formal dance of the
year, a fitting tribute to those Seniors who are pass-
ing from our "white, gleaming portals."
Tabu . . . Tabu . . . even the alluring name sum-
mons visions of a tropical isle lapped by the dazzling
blue of the Pacific-languorous, lovely, peaceful be-
yond belief. This dream of "Tabu" was brought en-
chantingly to you. A tropical garden of exquisite
flowers and ferns lay on either side of a sparkling
cascade. The haunting music macle this a night to
remember.
The members of the Junior class have been very
active in all school affairs, making this a memorable
year in the history of Eugene High School.
ROW' 1: 5. Baker. II. Barkcr, j. Blurb, J. Bfrdrfurd. R. Hrckm. M. Bmrmxs, ul, Bruwn. j. Athcy, C.. Black, I., Clrrmphc-II. C. Andcrscn. ROXY1: If. Bryan, M. Burch. V. Andcrsun
P BUAIS. R. Bcarry, 5. Carnpbcll, S. Barker, P. Crrlvcrt, I, Bcanmcr. B. Alford. ROXX' 5: I. Iiulin, M. Bcdur'tI1:1, K. Barnett, 5. Boyd. D. I'iurgr.1rI. C Arrdrux. B, liumrllm, N. Anmnc
B Bmvur. C. Bcdortllxr. ROW' 4: IT. Berry, D. Brunkcn. M. ffallaglurn, H. C..aIIuw.ry. Iz, Hnrmn, ,I- Bfi'lIf'UVd4 D' BUWIIDQ. D, Andcrwru. V. Clhrrrmcl. D. Hlriklcy.
ROW' 1: G. Copelarx, j. Cravcy, M. Cary. P. Cupingcr. I.. Drrscoll. Iz. Sovcn. I.. Cururlc. I-'. Daniels. M, Davrs. V. Dcylxudirv. ROXX' J: N, IJ4lI1I'!CIy,i B. Dmssclmeycr. V. Drrrkr-
gg mrap. 11. Chfisfinnscn, B. Cushrnrrn, B, rurrlmfrr, ra. cgmrdm. R. Cook. Row sr 1, cgrafkc, cg. Ulmer, s. Crm. P, Davis. 1., QW. C, Craig, H. crrmmr. D. cglrrugrr. RCW' I
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ugmm, D. Durrk, W", rage, I. frm rec. V. D uglns. ' . Day, R. DmmIitrIc. D. Dryur a
ROW' I: -I. Gdcgnn. S. Gillilan, R. Everett. S. Fnndrcm, I.. Gilbert. I. IEIKSIIUTU. I.. Ifdsrm. B. Frolmg, A. Garevxrmd. I. Gray, ROW' 2: I.. fergrrsrsn. S. Fiuh. M. Fleshman
I Farnsworrlw, E. Gillerr, I. Edmon. Gilrnure, L. Frye, D. Picker. ROW' 5: P. Gray. R. DunI11 . D. Ford. O, Itlvigron, I.. Gilmn, B. Fox. N. Crusrrxfson, U. Guirafson, B, Frank
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XV -I: VI. Gardner. B. Gardner. D. Qreincr. G. Gcrlmrd. M. Irarbcr, C. Clrrrstrnkcrr, C, Frnrkmrr. Ii, CI1urcI1rIl, R. Dykes.
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mun. ID. IIL'l1mIIICIxS, S. IIL1Inlw.u1I. IU. I'Iuumw, ROW' SA II. Ylunscn, S, Iflglrrlngmn, D. Ixwwrl, P. llmlumi. I IIumIrIkwr1, I.. I-IL1lCI1xns-nl. A, I'I.1j,'mw. ROW' l. ID. lurk-L-r1, VI.
j.1cIv-urs. Il, IIul'rnIu1mmk, If. H.1mpIc, -I. Hudxpk-mln. XV, Ihmpy, I, IIL1LIxlm, fu Is.1.1Ii.
ROW' I1 M. Ihxwrl. M. Lymll, P. M.1LU1'cgm, P. -IwuI.lr1, UI. I.-nI4.n1II, .'X. Kc1f'cIwr1wIc. Ii. IiL1sIcr, A. Kcdcl, Ii. I..uxI-11. ROW' I: HI. IuI1naun, M. I..lr1IIuIw. CQ. I.yunS, M. MMC-1IIu1n.
R. Kculxum, S. I.yIlIl, Ii. I.Lmc, Cf. Luc. ROW' R' ID. I.rmIux, I.. Iuuwu, Cv. NIIKQHYIQ, NI, ,I-wmw, M. MIKur1m'y. M. Mdlrulxcm. -I, I.ougI1.uy, I, ,Iwru-Q. VI, MII5r1mm, ROW' I: XV.
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Kr'.x.1I, C.. Kruy, P, Lymh. H. Ulunus, B, I.LIIuy. P. ,IL-mum, Ki. I'I.lwllIlgx. IB. lnuwrx. j. Kcrne, ROW' S. S. jwrux, D NLIIIIILWNN. I. Kmtr.
ROV' 1: I,, MAIN, M. M1LI1cIxcu, I. Biyurs, P. lflnnrwl, P. NuIIcIm.m. I., NI,1r'xI1.1II, IJ. Payzxu, I. Nrxluumukg. I, I'.u1wI1, C.. NIwrl.1rtj.', ROW' li P. Mmrcrxwrz. X, Mnmtt. M.
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MIIIUVII, I. M.u'M1II.m, N. XQMIMLIW, D. I.CiI1u. B. MMIII-I1u.uI, Y. I5.1rI-.y Ii. M.mwlI. ROW' 5: 11. YL-Iwn. C. P.uINuI. YI. XcxIwu, R. Pun, -I. Uyur. IU, Mwrrlw, I,, XI-In '
Mull. IU., Myus, Ii, I"4mcII. RUXY 4: I., UIQUH, I3 Uhlmrx, XY, UIXU1. N. Nmlxwn, Ii, Nfmiwfm, I, Nappur, I, Nnguml. IU. Milfs, UI. I-'L1wm.1n, K Pmtl
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R.1.xIvc, Ci. Rogers, M. Rue, M. PQUUIII. ROW' 3: Ii, Putter A. Iitnkrr. I.. Ptttsln-y, C.. Pctcxwn, AI, Rt-ynultis. B. Puttuf. XY. I'mrI1tAl. -I. Ruhcrtwn. ROXX' I: K. Rugcrs. N. Pt-tv:
wrt. M. Petersen, D. Rtcu, P. Purtcr, R. Parka-r. I. RL-cd.
ROW" I: C.. Storm, IJ. SILIICV, I.. 5tIuui.It, M. Slsgmund, I.. Sturt. I.. Mutt, M. Smcnwtm. If. 51111, R. Mmrp. ROW' 2' N, Ntclvux, Ii. Rolcns. YI. Skirvut. C. St:trIutLI, Y. Simons
IT. SI1rutIs. R. Stquzcr, C. Smith, S, Smith, ROW' 2: R, R, Rust. R. SumIcrlumI. H. Sccgrt, ID, Rttmsrczxti, I. Smtth, D. Sccgcr, K, Stumlmcl, M, SuIIix.m. D, hlucxtq H. Ruthcr
Mud. ROW' -1: B, Stern, I.. Storm, CQ. Stcwart. K. Stanslwcry. R. Scott. XXV. Stcwtxrt, A, Simpwn. ID, Russell. B. SI1umw.u', C. Shelby.
ROXX' I: H. VUICAI If, 'I4ttmpIetun. V, 'I'ttII11term, C. Young, ID. Vnndctlvelt, I.. Titus, B. 'I'I1t1xtun, A, Ziolkuwski, VI. Ullrich, M. Ttvrricclltxa. ROW" 2: I.. XYIIIIIC. R, W'hIte, -I
TrioIo. M. Tykcson, I.. Ttlvlor, P. Turner, P. Whltcr. R. W'clttI1, B. XVuIfe. ROW' 5: IQ. XVUULI, R. W'iIIxams, B. I.. W'uu1'rt1s, DI, Vi'c:nI1a1n, B. White, R, Wlvlf. D. XY'.1IsI1
M. XVL-instein. I. W'iIwn. ROW' I: D, XVIIIL-nk. B, XY'isc, C. XXf'ax'nuck. F. Tompkins. C. X5L'cIIS. I. Virus. IS. 'I'avIur. L. Zmk. I. Tribe, T. XVg1ttv'or1.
46
gSJ0l0A0l'l'l0l"85
Life in Eugene High School would be incomplete
without the traditional class of sophomores. This
year they have carried on their annual activities
under the leadership of Burt Carlson, President,
Bruce Chase, Vice-President, Dolores Goddard, Sec-
retary, Jo Anne Davis, Treasurer, and advisers, Mr.
Burch and Mrs. Landes.
Their oflicial debut to the student body, the annual
sophomore assembly, was successfully presented on
February 21. Among the acts enthusiastically ap-
plauded in the "perfect assemblyn were: Ron "Twin-
kletoes" Murray, a girls' trio composed of Jackie
Madigan, Barbara Fulton, and Eunice Miller, and a
quiz program, l'Put Up or Shut Up," staged by Bill
Hoey, M. C. Bob Stageberg, and jerry "Bette Davis"
Stuart.
Another major function, the Sophomore Dance,
was held in May. To the delight of the ninth graders,
they, too, were eligible to come and they appeared
with anxious expressions, eager to see what Eugene
High held in store for them. They came, they saw,
they conquered.
"Sophomore Alley," one of the busier corners of
school, was always crowded with many friendly
faces. Among the more familiar ones were: Mai-ilee
Williams, Queen of Hearts for 1947, Dolores Clark
and Imogene Means, princesses for this year's Beaux
Arts Ball, and letter winner, Ronnie Murray.
Now the school year has drawn to a close and we
look back. We lind the sophomores, veterans of
E.H.S., Willing and able to carry on the task of up-
holding the standards of our illustrious school during
their junior year.
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A. liiilrb. .
Bushnell. N, Hcckcu. M. A. Baker, A. AflLiIU5, M. Bernd. P. Blfnlqlcv. ,l. llirll. D, Bumnrk. V. Allmll. li. Cgrllmun. li, Brown, A. Huilcy.
D Bm". T. Ash. D. Bdrnclr. C, Augustus. I, Blcrlr. D. Buunds. M. Ruthflcld, M. Allcmlcr. Ci. Bacon, XY. B11rrl.mLl. G Bissell. ROW' 3: H, Burrell.
li f H1 ROXX l D II L li ll D A k lv H lic R C
Bumlr. CQ. Andcrmn. 'lf Atkrnsnn. f. gntun. H. Mcfrca. 7' 2 . B. mm, . Q . nun' cm. . lawn. . Qamplwc-ll.
ROW' 1: B. Lux. ,l. Draws, li, Culcrick. M. Carroll, il. Cave. B. Dmlgc, Drxgrmm. M. Cyr. Al. Carter. L. Clank. ROW' Z1 M, Cnurcier. L. Clmrulmc-rlnin. M.
I. Cmkcs, M. Davis. M. Curcl7. D. Clark. B. Brown. kl. Clmnmlln. lg. Cummins. ROW' 'Sz B, Dinkry. A, Cross. R. Davis. L. Dewitt. N, Clrasc, B. Dalculcn.
Dctmcring. RUXX' 4. D. Burns. B. Czxrlsmx. B. Clmic. B. Clough. l., Curris. Il. C,ull.1rll. ROW' iz rl. Cxrpcnrcl. R. Hurge. Cv. Frslmcr. V. Hopper. B. Brown,
ROW' l: C. Drinkwnrcr, M. Glndt, L. Frmr. j. llvans. B. Fulmn. B. Lggimrm. D. Cm4lllur,l. L. lfdwarnls, ,l. Gaim. ROW' J: D. lfyrc-S. lf. lilllson. S. Ford
H. Drake. hl. li:-glcs. ROW' 3- U. Hcmlrrwn. F. Fcrgumn. D. Gilbert. F. llurrndn. H. Yzlllccnstcin. Li, llxrly. B. liadn. ROW' -l: D. Fox. B. Gill. il. Barnes
43
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Hulmg, UI. Il.u11Iuxx, I. Huks, A. I4IumIr1yIw. IL. Hugux. I. HAIR. I'. II4.'mIu1. .X. I"IuxiIur. RUXX' 4: M. II.lI4Imwr1, Ii, k111fI1tIx. Ii. IIuIIspcrI1. IU. II.1mIvIa-11. M. Huxq, B, Ilugxrf.
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A. I'i.uI,11'. NI, wI,uvu. .-X. NIJ.I.1x13Im,m. ,I-mqs. R. NIcf.m1x1xIk. RUXY S. A. Kxuruk. B. I..uIwy. P. ,lu-uwn, Ii, tn.ngIm. fx. -Iczxlurww. C.. I.cwrx.u'J. I l.uxI4, I.. Kurfc, RUXY I: I.
,I4uQIwr1, K. KI.11kx, XY. Flwimwn, P. I..1viur1, B. I.1ui4xc,a1. KI. VI,u11L1w, If Klvflxs. UI. -ICYINCII. RUXY :Z K, I.rpwr, NI. ,I.luIlws. I3 Kmggggl Q, fxI.4yImx', VI. NI.mmI. -I, Ixmlw, B, NIdky'g.I.
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J. Gunn. ROW Z: G. Ga lord, B. Knollin, P. Buzzell, M. W lk r. j, C k , D. H nsen, M. Bat P
Mfoinry, M. Haines. M. Gflfmh. Row 5: G. Diebei, c. Black, ji ixiannei, SiaVii3lfe, J. dafiisif, M. Jiq'li6n0a',
F. Dodge, D. Miller, P. Rhodes, S. Turnbull. ROW 4: D. J. Miller, M. Crabtree, S. Dugan, J. Banks, D
Melby B. McCracken, D. Christensen. H. Smith, I. Goodlin.
OFFICERS-FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTERS
President: Dick Dahlberg
Marilyn Grifhth
Vice Pres.: Helen Earl
Bob Knollin
Secretary: Jackie Barbee
jackie Barbee
Treasurer: Doris Melby
Marilee Ijams
Wafiona
0l'l0l" SOCLQQ
SENIORS:
Pat Hamilton
Betty MacManiman
Don Brown
Nan Gaveny
Louise Weber
Robert Sullivan
Mickey Marshall
Tom Williams
Phyllis Gardner
Marjorie Johnson
Letha Cook
Sue Madsen
joan Herbranson
Robert Fulton
JUNIORS:
Pat Boals
Don Ford
jackie Meisel
Rosemary Beatty
Virginia Drake
Anne Kerrebrock
Marylyn Haines
Joyce Barker
joan Cavey
Mary Hixon
Letha Hodges
Virginia Simons
Traditionally prominent in the county, this year's
Girls' League has made a proud name for itself
through increased activity.
Right at the top of the list, in bright red print, is
the newly organized Girls, League Loan Fund. Lead
by a generous donation of 3350 from Miss Carolyn
Woods and a contribution of 3325 from the G.A.A,,
this loan fund is in addition to the scholarship of
375 given to one girl each year. Being the only
organization in this school to give money to some-
one each year, the addition of a loan fund provides
a real distinction.
Little Bo Peeps, Gypsies, pirates and many other
story book people were present at the "Little Sister"
party held October 29 in the auditorium. A Hal-
loween Party, Eugene High School girls were en-
couraged to bring their little sisters and neighbors
dressed in costume, with the promise of a prize for
the cutest one. Games, program, and refreshments
ROW' 1: F. Lowry, M. Lynch, M. Hixson, V. Drake, S. Maiiany, V. Cook, M. Ijams, A. Armstrong, S. XX'olte
ROW' 2: P. McGinty, B, Weldy, j. johnson, M. H. Wildish, M. Bissell, S. McKinney, A. Gatewood, N.
lNIariott. ROW' 5: S. Dugan, Il. Mannel, B. XVourm5. J. Marks, V. Simons, R. Beatty, -l. hieisel, B. Neely.
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were presented chiefly for the younger group, which
means that the older girls had a super time.
The Midway Roller Rink set the scene for a lively
skating party for both boys and girls. A photog-
rapher might well have found many excellent sub-
jects in the tumbles and gymnastics produced by
those unfortunares not accustomed to the sport.
Everyone had fun laughing at one another and join-
ing in the wisecracks directed toward themselves.
Sharing in the spotlight was the May Day Party
with the coronation of the Queen and presentation
of her court, and the Ice Skating Party held at the
Eugene Ice Arena.
To the tune of "A Bicycle Built for Two" and the
lively beat of Boomps-a-daisy, this year's Girls'
League Assembly was a real treat. The 'Gay Nineties
theme offered a host of opportunities for the pro-
gram, which included a real tandem bicycle and
many musical numbers. News of the promising en-
tertainment fMickie Marshall, chairmanj spread
quickly, and although produced primarily for the
boys, the "fairer sex" filled a large portion of the
auditorium. Even the chairs squeaked their amuse-
ment.
The Queen of Hearts contest offered a double
service. First, the fun and excitement of a school
contest, and second, the source of a donation to the
"Save the Childrenn Federation. Soph, Marilee
Williams, reigned as Queen. Through such contests
and other means f"Paging a very efficient financial
department", the Girls' League completely sponsors
a school in Belgium.
Bright colors and gay designs brightened the halls
in the forms of dresses and shirts during the annual
Print and Cord Week. Noon entertainment and
street dances were a specialty with prizes for the
loudest shirts and longest, shortest, and most un-
usual pigtails. Elections were held for Gingham Girl,
who was presented at the dance at Saturday along
with the next year's Girls' League and Axema-1
Council officers. The dance was a girl-date-boy af-
fair and brought to a close a week of fun and gaiety
for everyone.
As a final tribute and a suitable "finis." Pat Mc-
Ginty, our prexy, was elected to preside over the
Lane County Girls' League Conference. As many
schools were represented, we felt this to be a great
honor.
ROW' 1: M. Nurrman. S. Rierdon. Al. Herbransim, M. Cary. A, Galewood. V. Snyder. R. XVl1ite. j. Kipflmrt, D. Clark. F. Lowry. ROW' 2:
B. Peterson. -I. Athey, C. Black. S. Jones. L, Wbollcy, V. Blackstone. L. Parish. N. Gustafson. P. Mciiinry. ROXV H: L. Salshurg, G. Wfonren. I..
Weber, E. Wahlgrcn. M. Nwilliams. M. Siegmund, B. Neely, L. Zarzan, M. X5C'ildish. ROW' 4: P. Nielsen, M. johnson. S. Madsen. M.
Beatty, A. Hendricks, M. Bond. E. Aydelott. J. Hendrirksnn. M. j. Porter, S. Dugan. RO Wi: XV. Sorensen, J, Edgeworth. H. Collins.
son. P. Hamilton. S. McKinney.
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Colored tags . . . pert greetings . . . topnotch
assembly '... this year "Hello XWeek" was a rip-
roaring kick-off for a record breaking year that made
even the goal-posts tremble.
Axemen's Council assemblies were presented with
many well-known speakers. These included: Tex
Oliver and Walter "The Great" Mails.
"Step right up and throw a ball through the
basket. Lots of prizes, everybody wins." . . . "Bingol,'
. . . "Hit the gymie with a baseball-show the crowd
your skilln . . . A carnival affair. Axemen's Fun
Night on November 20 was a big success with boys
and their fathers participating in a variety of games
and activities.
NIu't I Banks H Smith B Pteitler li Didnt ,I frikes
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xenfzen 6 ounci
Waiut to nncl that Ucertain persons' address or
telephone number? just check in your Axe Handles
and give a silent cheer for the boys who went to all
the trouble of publishing it just for your benefit.
Another fun night was held on january 22. The
boys and their fathers were treated to a first class
smoker and several rounds of hot dogs.
Be-Up-Clean-Up Week fro quote Howard Smithj
"Put a new shine to the old Alma Mater and made
those white portals gleam." The week was climaxed
with a super-special assembly fpresented for the
girls but with a big masculine attendancej and a
dance Friday evening. The theme of the week was
"chivalry is not deadng we think they proved their
point.
,
Perhaps the most progressive movement of the
entire year was the complete changing of the or-
ganizations constitution. Ofhces, authority, every-
thing was changed to give next year's Council larger
opportunities.
Another Fun Night was held in April and a May
assembly, with the introduction of next year's of-
ficers, brought the year to an all-hit-no-run finish.
CABINET:
President, Howard Smith
Vice-President, john Banks
Secretary of Finance.
Jim Crakes
Program Chairman.
John McNutt
Noon Entertainment Chairman.
Bob Pfeihfer
Hello Week Chairman,
Bob Sargent
Be-Up, Clean-Up Wfeek Chairman,
Fred Dodge
JOHN BANKS
ROW 1: 1. Nasholm, Ci. Smith, J. McNutt, J. Banks, j. Harrington, D. Ruth, K. WClL'l1, H. Smith, J. W'nrth.
ROW 2: J. Cmkcs. B. Wlmlf, C. Ellison. Ii. XX'iltlc, D. Garrett, D. Hebert, j. jones, B. McGillicuddv, H. Thors-
feldt. ROW 5: J. McBroom, N. Jones, B. Knollin, V. Mitchell. B. McKinney, F. Lundberg, ROW' -lg H.
Summers, D. Malpass. D. Shreve, G, Cash, N. Chase, M. Webster, G. Beacon, Falk. ROW' 5: E. Peterson,
R. Mansctli, B. B-17-vrrh. C. Daniel, G. Boehnkc, F. Scabcrg, B, Hoey, D. Fox, li, Dodge.
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Froizurcee HHN DICK DAHLBERQ FRED DODGE
ELLEN CI-IRISTIANSEN
FRANCIS LOYJURY
JOANNE COODLIN
Llgellean
Blinding Hashbulbs f"smile pleaseuj ,
incessant chatter of typewriter keys Q"Darn it?
This crazy thing never worksfj . . heated
arguments funow staff letls put it to a votehj
sleepless nights . . . nnal achievement . .
This is YOUR annual . . . we hope you like it.
DOROTHY Cl-IRISTENSEN
,IUNE XVALKER
BILL HAMMOCK
GREG SMITH
DORIS MITLBY VIRGINIA DRAKE GORDON DIEBEL
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Beacon?',j . . impossible deadlines .
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ROW 1: S. McKinney, B. Pcllant
D, Brinkman, M. Magnuson, G. Gay
lord. L. Williamson, N. Gaveney
ROW! 2: F. Hein, R. Young, Mis
Gibson, J. Gibson, M, Brandt. A
Morcricld. ROW! 5: j. Crakes, D
Ramstead, B. Sullivan, B. Hammock
K. Rogers, G. Crabtree.
EDITOR: STAN TURNBULL
ADVISER: MISS JULIETTE GIBSCN
Work . . . Work . . . and more work . . . sports . . . fashions . .
current events . . jokes . . . the Turnbull-Hammock feud . . . fa battle
of Wits-half witsj . . solicit for ads . . deadlines . . . midnight oil
. diplomacy . . . organization . . . cooperation , . . skill . . . hitting
the highlights of school life . . . winning the Eugene-Guard Cup ffor the
best Oregon high school paper from a school with over 500 enrollmentj . .
we're proud of our paper
ROW' li J. Herhranson, S. Mahany, S. W'olfe, lvl. Griffith, J. Carlisle. E. Johnson, L. Williarnstan. D. Pitcher. J. Barbee, l
Marshall, G, Gaylord. ROW' XZ: J. Gibson, N. Kennedy. G. Woryten, D. Melhy. N. Gaveney. P. McGinty, L. Chapman, S. Johnso
D. Fllwood. D. Miller. ROW' 5: P. Gardner, J, Marks, M, J. Porter. N. L. Miller, M. L. Miller, B. Craig, D. Beairsm, M. l
XVildish, L, Santhezl ROW! -1: M. I.. liams, G. Boesen, S. Madsen. B. Peterson. L. Zarzan. B, Neely, S. McKinney, P. Cllaf
ROXY' Q: S. Cooley. P. Buzzell, S. Skade, A. Kirk, D. Casperson. S, Dugan. M. Murray, H. Furl. B. Petersen, A. Armstrong,
ROXX' li L. Parish. J. Barker, F. Lowry. L. Hodges, M. Hixson. D. Houmes. M. Davis, S. Hubbard, T. Rodgers. S. Gillilan. v
Anderson, D. Hendricks, Nemetovsky, J. Hendrickson. J. Robertson. P. Husband, P, Boals, J. Gelegan, S. Baker, I. Beamer.
Meisel. ROXX7 5: R. XX'hite, C. Bryan, R, Beatty, B. Fulton. J. lgvans. J. Gavey. P. Miner. C. Smith, D, Robertson. ROW! -1: ll
Burch. A. Jenkins, S. Rierdorx. l.. Rogers. N. Gustafson, J. Gray, J. Bertelsen, M. Mallery. ROV' 5: J. Lewis, D. XY'ick. J. Day.
D. Goddard. L. Taylor. M. L. Williams, A. Hendricks. li, Hicks.
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G ERRY GAYLORD
Initiation fnot really tough-this years score was only three dead and
seven permanently disabledj . . cheering at games Quh-er-hoorayj .
making pompoms . . selling programs at tournament . . decorating the
halls with white sweaters and purple emblems . . giving banquets for the
school heroes fOsburn Hotel-"The way to a man's heart . . . . . present-
ing themselves Whenever and wherever possible as representatives of the l
school's fmest .
Initiation fschool enrollment decreased eleven the following dayj
paddles . . . lettered sweaters . . patrolling the halls . . watching the
cafeteria line fnot really blind. just understandingj . . smokers . . .s
semblies fmsticks and stones can break our bones but words can never harm
us", . . the "mighty mice" of Eugene High .
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ROXX' 1: D. Garrett. ROW' 2: D. Srrite. C. Lurtrcll, E, Frolen. K. Welch, G. Rider, L, Holes. ROW' 3: il
Innes. H. Harris. R. Bissell, H. Gardner. j. Nasholm, Wilde. ROW 4: B. White, D. Linder, G. Miner.
il. Douglas. rl. McBroom, H. Smith. ROW' S: D. Mcllem, J. Glover, B. Dragoo, J, Hanns, J. Banks, D. Ruth
ROXX' rw: C. Ellison. B. Hammock. D. Hubbard, D. Mintz. XV, Haynes, H. Kurhera.
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ROW 1: C. Peterson, j. Gunn, C. Lee, R. Rexius, B. Dragoo, S. Dagman, S. jalling, B. Frank, J. Walker, M
Walker, M. Brandt. ROW Z: L. Marshall, F. Smith, C. Paden, D. Matthews, G. Risch, E. Swenson, L. White
G.Nc1son, E. Peterson, E. Becker, D. Padun, C. Wells, P. Scearce, J. Bradford. ROW 3: V. Blackstone, M
Lynch, j. Hall, E. I.. Calhoon, L. Campbell, H. Rutherford, G. Hoiland, W. Prather, j. Fegles, N. Richards
A. Reid, j. Harrington, V. Elwood, j. Kerns, L, Hoelson, E. Larsen, D. Drysdale, R. Richards, P. Kraft, T
XX'attron, J. Loughary. ROW -1: Mr. Miller, P. Gray, R. Ketchum, R. Pfeiffer, B. Alford, A. Graves, B. Dodds
Ear splitting clamor of grating discord f"ah, such talent-such quality!"j
. "now, let's play the Tschaikowsky number" . . "stop!" . . deadly
silence . . Mr. Miller, pleading-"Look kids, let's play the other Tschai-
kowsky one, we played the Tiger Rag yesterday" . . marching at games
and Pep Rallies ffearured at tournament, . . playing for the Community
Chest drive . . preparing for the spring contest . . background music
for Commencement .
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Two seetions . . . meetings fifth and sixth periods . . . iublie perform
anees Qlilks Club. Rotary Club. Lions Clubj . State Confeiente f
Churches . . . Good Friday Union Service . . . backgroundmusie for Ciiccn
Pastures" fllniversity Theatrej . , . assemblies . . spring eoneeit
Spring Music Festival . . State Music Contest . . graduation
,HM LRAKIS
ROW' 1: A. Armstrong. D. Rrrnkrnan. kl. llerluanson. Li. Gaylord. M. Ciritnth. T. Dammcn. D. Sibley Il. Strrngneltl. l"
I l l h on
Shannon. S. Hoselton. N. Kennedy. B. XY'eldy. RUXY 1: D. laden. bl. Carlisle. F. Xlfalker. V. Rutledge. R. livcrett. F. Cvi s
C. Anderson. M. L. Miller. D. Ransom. YI. Rarbee. Y. Poplin. I.. Santhez. S. Cooley. ROW' 5: D. Poplin. R. Young.-RI
Marshall, D. j. Miller. Fr. L. Pellant. B. MatMnnim.irm, S. Dugan. N. Liaxeney. L. Chapman, M. Blanton. D. XX'1nlre,
ROW' 4: N. Richards, B. Fulton. M. XY'.tlker. P. Moore. A. Loc. M. ll. Porter. B. Craig. K. W'atts. B. Robertson. M. Brandt
D. Males. N. Chase. ROXX' ig T. Butler. T. Armstrong. S. Gray, D. Coakcs. R. Coakes, j. McNutt. B. Adair. j. Lrakes
B. Little, R. Stinchcomh. ROW' oz D. Verlirvck. D. Strrngheld. H. Rasor. R. Murray, D. Norclling. T. Vfrlliams. H. Gardner
B. Fulton. li. Thorsfeldt. M. f,lSUl'1.l
ROW' 1: B. Rees. M. Carroll. j. Chapman. S. Rierdnn. R. XVhxte. D. Wick. L. Clank. ul. Madigan. D. Leslie. M. Hoxy. t.
hiaicr. F. Loe. V. Dejardin. ROW' 1: M. Harmon. lf. Alensen. D. Hendricks. P. Boals. L. Harpiham. M. Jarvis. T. Rogers
E. Miller, ul. Evans. S, Ciillilan, M. Davis. D. Hournes. il. Viuper. M. Landers. ROW' 3: Rhodes. J. Cavey. C. Starberg
C. Craig. N. Newhouse. M. Mdiallurn. P. Llvrgion. I.. Moore. S. jongeward. D. Shreve. C. Rogers. H. Rutherford. F
Passwaters. J. X'i'ernl1.trn. ROXX' fl: M. Petersen. R. Foster. D. Seeger H. jones. M. jones. J. Parsons. R. Campbell. H
Conant. li. Boyd. G. Miner. lf. Seaherg. vl. Stewart. H. Haines. ROW' iz A. Reid. K. Marks. C. Vfclls. C. Christensen
C. Hastings. 5. Clark. A. Peterson. R. Dupuy. -Y. Pearson, -I. Mtlirooni. B. Shumway. D. Blakeley. Cv. Cash.
ROW! I: K. Wfelcli, D. Garrett, lf. Frolen, VV. Haynes, D. Malpass, J.-Crakes. ROW' Z: Mel, B. Hammock,
I. Cilover, j. Hanns j, Banks, L. Campbell. ROW 3: L. Boles, B. White, C. Ellison, j. Smith, gl. Paseman,
H. Smith, E. Peterson. ROW 4: D. Mintz, D. Walsh, C. Daniels, R. Lee, G. Miner, D. Dahlberg.
Wafionaf .fgflzkfic .SiA0farfiAilo Sociefg
A new organization in EHS fntake a bow. Melnj . . for the purpose
of developing high scholarship among athletes, elevating the ideals of sports-
manship, and producing outstanding leaders . . lettermen feither major
or minor sport, . . average or above average grades . . . planning many
business and social activities for future years ,
ROW7 1' J Athev P Miller P Hinkson M Scott E. Whlilgren. H, Earl, S. Wolfe. M. Hixson, L. Hodges, V. Snyder
B. wifai, M. cofdz. D. Clark. C. oadsdeh. JI Lewii, B. Pratt, ROW 1. C. spiefing, B. Rheimbufg. A. Hull, B. Failing. D.
Iillwood A Kirk J. Meisel D. Leslie. I.. Scott. I. Renshaw, B. Cox. l.. Scott, V. Harries, M. Cox. D. Keefe. C. W'ilson.
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ROW 5: D. Chamberlain, D. Brown, C. Craig, L. Gilson, A. jenscn. R. Everett. E. Harpham. M. Peoples. A. jones.
Randle, L. Nixon. L. Edson. P. Brooks, M. Iiams, E. Keefe, M. DcVos. ROW 4: M. Harmon, B. Hix. R. Beatty, L. Gilbert
V. Simons, M. Burrell, J. Hill. B. Kragh, N. Beckett, M. McLean. S. Steltzer, K. Terry, M. Murray. D, Bounds. Hicks
ROW iz L, Chamberlain, R, Haley. P. Swartz, M. Hammock. E, Aydelott, U. Rathbun. ROW 6: S. Barker. P. Calvert, I
Beamer, I.. Edwards. Bogen. B. Brown. A. Krenik. ROW 7: B. Drosselmeyer, B. Rolens. J. Yates, M, Olson. j
Gomllin. M. J. Porter, D. Gustafson, j. Carter.
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Potlucks Qhard on digestive system but lots of funj . . volleyball tour-
nament. Qutwo hand for beginnersluj . bowling Q31-42-59-77-80
hmmmmmmmmj . . . basketball tournaments . . . roller skating Qskinned
kneesj . . ice skating f'iHeavens, look at my hairlnj . . badminton
tournament . . baseball .
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ROW 1: C. Black, P. Brooks, I. Myers, D. Vanderbelt, D. Christensen, M .Marshall, S. Fandrcm, S. McKinney,
N. Beckett, L. Clack. ROW 2: P. Hamilton, j. Small, J. Mannell, B. Stuart, D. Ransom, M. Petzold, j. Riddle,
P. Chase, B. Brown. ROW 5: M. H. Wildish, L. Weber, M. Burge, S. Madsen, j. Triolo, J. Ullriclx. G.
Childers, N. Mariott, I.. Edmon. ROW 4: D. Hanson, M. Bissell, D. Chamberlain, R. Beatty, j. Edgeworth,
V. Drake. L. Wolley, I. johnson. ROW 5: L. A. Helikson, G. Jeppesen, L. Chamberlain, B. Petersen, D.
Brown, D. Cgtsperson, C. Black, L. Randle, E. Wahlgren, B, Kamarad. ROW 6: M. Smith, B. Robertson,
li, Christiansen, M. Brandt, J. Kremmel, C. Leonard, M. A. Baker, j. Wiper, B. Kragh, D. Clark.
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A "get acquainted" party fro honor new membersg everyone dressed in
kiddie clothes, . . formal recognition service . . making sewing kits
for teachers frefilling old onesj . . sending special holiday greetings to
teachers . . community center Christmas party-New Year's Eve ball f"The
Frosted Firnj . . . go-to-church Sunday . . serving at teachers' teas .
a joint party with the Hi-Y . . .mother-daughter banquet . . father-dauglm
ter banquet . . fellowship . . service .
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Father-son banquet . . . Motherys Day breakfast . . joint meetings
fSpringfield and Uni-Highj . . potlucks . . outside speakers .
sport dance . . Christmas party . "go to church" Sunday . . con-
tributing to World Service fund . . assisting in Community Chest drive
. slam sessions f"Don't you hate Johns hair since he parted it in the middle
and look at Fred'sg why I bet he never puts it up anymorefuj
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ROW 1: Greg Smith. ROW 2: H. Smith, G. Diehcl, F. Dodge. J. Crakes. ROW f3: D. Thomas. H. Seeger. j. Gunn, li
Peterson, B.PickelI. ROW 4: J. McNurt, D. Dahlberg, D. Ramsread, K. Stenshocl. M. Weinstein, N. Chase. ROW S: D
Mintz, j. Nasholm, G. Schmieding, L. Campbell, C. Warntxck, K. Wullschlegcr, j. Gardner, D. Ford, P. Scearce. ROW 6
N. Richards, C. Ellison, D. Hubbard, D. Pengra. C. Napper, D. Shreve, H. Jensen, H. jones, Frolen. ROW 7: T. Wil
liams, B. Knollin. B. Hoey, C. Andrus, T, Butler, D. Nording, B. Shumway, B. McGillicuddy, D. Seeger.
KNlZl2l.lNCi: D. Houmes, j. McNutt, B. Neely. ROW' l: D. Payne, L. Taylor, li. Wriglit, A. jenkins,
M. Jarvis, M. Miller, A. Armstrong, S. Wolfe, j. Barbee, D. Pitcher, G. Wfooten, M. Keller, T. Rodgers,
P. Miner, S, Ciillilan, M. Davis. ROW 2: G. Copelan, E. Wilhlgren, S. Mahany, L. Driscoll, P. Copinger,
D. Leslie, L. Scott P. MacGregor. E. Aydelott, B. Hamilton, S. Baker, j. Meisel, L. Schmidt, P. Buzzell,
S. hkade. RCTW 5: D. Sibley, D. Davis, L. Randle, D. Beairsto, j. Hendrickson, P. Boals, I.. Chapman, M, j,
l-forter, B. Craig, M. Burge, S. Madsen, B. Moorehead, D. Robertson, G. Jeppesen, P. Gardner. RCJW -l: C
Craig, L. White, B. Petersen, j, Proudht, G. Anderson, S. Clark, H. Gardner, A, Graves, L, Campbell, j. jones.
J. Robertson. RCJW S: S. Harrington, B. Hammock, C. Warnock, P. Porter, K. Pratt, K. Burnett, j. Neilson.
G. Diehel. I, Fluent, K. Wlritniiare.
BIZTTY
NEIELY
Ctifiegfri
First semester initiation fdancing, refreshments, a regular riot, .
Halloween Barn Dance fdancing, refreshments and . . . er . . uh .
well, dancing and refreshmentsj. Beaux Arts Ball fthe big affair of the year,
Freda Shannon as queen . . . a super dancej. Second semester initiation fheld
at the canteenj . . These are the future Gainsboroughs and Van Goghs of
the world .
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ROW 1: B. MacManiman, P. Calvert, B. Froling, D. Pitcher, D. Goddard, Barker, D. Robertson, Gillctt. ROW 2
j. Miller, P. Gardner, P. jordan, M. Gridfith, M. Marshall. M. johnson, S. S adc, B. Craig, D, Vanderbelr. ROW 3: S
Harrin ton Collard D Bc-airsto Gibson B Neel D Hink D Brown B Sullivan D Paden ROW 4 E Herrin er
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II. Privosky, D. Pengra.
Pl-IYLLIS
GARDNER
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Membership won by outstanding dramatic work in class and public per-
formance . . monthly meetings . . business . . dramatics . . re-
freshments . . entertainment furnished for assemblies . . radio .
programs . . . public gatherings . . . mystery . . . romance . . , drama
'rem'
ROXX' l: j. Mitnnel. C. Black, D. Christensen. C. Bliiis, C. Black, P. Mciiinty, S. Madsen. ROW' 1: P. Hamilton, L. Weber, ll. Wernlirxiii. V.
Simons, rl, lDel.ap, Christiansen, M, Hurgc, G. Jeppesen, ROW7 5: D. Brown, R, Scofield, I. Towne, IZ. Lundberg, XV. Hamilton.
ROW' 1: P. Brooks, V. I-Iarries, Miss Blais, II. Cavey, C. Black. ROW Z: YI. Wernhanm, M, Bissell. j, DeI..1p, I.. Taylor. ROW' 3: K, Watts, M.
Smith, NI. Mtflollum, C. Craig. C. Leonard, ROW' -I: D. Ford, J. Goodlin. D, Armstrong. 1
Jaffa
Initiation fof a serious naturel
monthly business and social meetings .
individual reports fRoman culture ,etc.j . . .
parties fgames, refreshments, entertainment,
. . . joint picnic with French Club fheld
at Benton-Lane-swimming-singing-lunchI
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. amoeamas . . . amat fhmmmmmmmj
PQIQCA
"Comment allez-vous aujord'hui?" fuuha
huh-er uh yah, Iguess so . . . . . smooth
questions . . . vague answers . . . old
members chatter . . . occasional "Oui" or
"Non" from the initiates . . . French poetry
and songs . . . Miss Blais insisting on early
hours . . . busy afternoons wrapping cloth-
ing bundles for French children . . . cor-
responding Q"it isn't that I can't translate it,
I just can't read their writingfj . . .
ROW' 1: P. W'alter. R. Ketchum. D. Vanderhelt. B. Rees. I.. Hotlges. Ii, I., Harpliam. S. Baker. N. Chase. AI. Barker. P. Mulligan. R. W'hiic
V, Snyder. Il. Ullricli D. Houmes. T. Rodgers. ROW' 2: P. McHenry. Iwi. Hammock. P. Swartz. j. Meisel. P. Husband. M. MtCratken. M. Barrows
Gillett. I.. Parish, B. Kragh. l. Means. G. Crabtree. ROW' '31 kl. Maxon. P. jordan. A. Kerrebrock. Aydelott. B. Stuart. M, Mtffollun. N
Mariott. A. Bailey. P. Guntly. M. Sthuneznan. A. jones. J, W'iltshire. L. Randle. H, Falkenstein. Iwi. W'einstein. ROW' -l: J. Robertson. xl. Hendrick
son. C. Bryan. M. Haines. V. Blatksrone. H. Earl. L. Clack. M. Peoples. S. Turnbull. N. Beckett, J. Towne. H, Booth. D. Doak. l. MtBroom
ROW' 5: Mrs. Baker. R. Beatty. D. Krefe. Il. Hall. N. Gustafson. j. Gray D. W'alter. D, Gustafson. ROW' 6: H. Bale. D. Anderson. Ri Siinlerlan
G, Ferrell, j. Gunn. T. Atkinson. B. Razor, G. Miller. D. Ramstead.
ROW' 1: j. Madigan. N. Morgan. I.. Clack. M. Peoples. P. W'altcr. C. Gadsden. G. Bethel. P. Brooks. li. A. Stuart. D. Ransom. ROW" Z:
D. Christensen. A. Kerrebrock. B, Petersen. M. Barrows. M. Haines. D. Brown. C. Black. C. Rathbun. D. Clark. A. Krenik. G. Crabtree. ROW'
5: A. Telford. If. Christiansen. P. Mortensen. I. Beamer. j. Yaets. F. Aydelott. N. Marloti. G. Childers. D. Caspcrson. J. Ross. ROW' fl: B
Bale, D. Barnett, J. DeI.ap. V. Simons. C. Leonard. B. Robertson. C. Craig. H, Gardner. I. Hall D. Greiner G Barron ROW' Q' R Cook R
W right. P, Donnor. l. Huntington. D, Matthews. K. Kienzle.
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IQCUQLJA
Parties freally Spanish in decorations, en-
tertainment. and refreshments, . . . twisted
tongues f"If at first you don't succeed, try, try
againj . . . speakers . . Spanish dances,
fstep, step. step, stumblej . . songs . .
games, Donde esta' juan? . . assemblies
. . anything to instill real Spanish cul-
ture .
CLQFLCQ C ll,
Divided into several divisions Qcamera. chem-
istry, biology, electricity or radioj . . . sep!
arate monthly meetings . . joint meetings
fdemonstrations given by a different division
each time, . speakers . . . a fairly
new organization, with plans for future ad-
vancement Qexpecting any minute to solve
the problem of relativity, .
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vcveea. R. Mamerii. E. Lundberg. B. itnoiiin. B. suiiivan. I.. Mme. B. Pfeiffer. r. Peterson. D. Dahibefg. ii. at-fm. Row 6. ti. 'tail-bei. F.
ROW' l: j. Bleth, B. Nelson. M. Michelsen, P. Cummins, H. jolinston. J. Drollinger. B. W'ital, li. Templeton, S. Turnbull. M. Grttgg, j. Holmes.
R. Hall, j. Billings. M, L. Glasgow, C. Young, M. Cord7, j, Hughes. D. Pitcher. L. Tilson, M. Radcliff, l. Means. ROW' Z: C. Spiering, A. Ziolkow
ski. j. Gelegan. L. Scott. E. Slater, Krebs. P. Miner, N. Beckett. L. Newton, P. Pritchett, R. Hornibrook. M. Cary, C, Drinkwitter, C. Stone. P.
Nutlelmixn, S, Mahany. ROW' 3: lvl. Bond, li. Sorensen. il, Lusk, R. N. Hicks. B. Froling, S. Stelzer, A. Jensen, Olson, M. Olson, S. Newby,
l. Renshztw, C. Smith D. Handley, J, Richardson. B. W'ourms, J. Barker. B. Mansell. ROW' 4: R. W'alker. P. Davis. D. Caswell, A. Krenik.
U. Rathbun, J. Bleth, j. Bashforcl, B. Eggiman, D. Beairsto, L. Rogers, Ci. Childers, D. Morris. R. Cook, F. Davenport. S. Barrell, j. Marks, J,
, Mellor. ROW' S: S. Barker, R. W'illiams, M, Bissell. L. W'oollef. B. Price, S. johnson, M, johnson, M. McCracken, C. Pakulak. L.
er, D. Petersen, M. Powers, L, Zimmerdalil. B. Drosselmeger, B. Myers, S. W'inston, ROW' 6: M, Siegmund, B. Fenner, B, Larkey.
Gilbert. I.. Haley, E. Larsen, l. Sanders. F, Shrosle, B. Means. J. Hamlow. B. W'orden, W'. Sorensen. L, Rirhardson. ROW' ': D.
johnson, V
Shzlter. D,
Ci, Rogers, L. 1
Hawkins. B. Pratt. B. W'eaver, D. Plaistetl, R. Haley. B. W'atts, L. Chamberlain. liorensen.
ROW' 1: L. Sanchez, j. Meisel, M. Nuttman. B. Means, S. Dagtnitn. N. Mariott, S. Campbell. M. L. Watts, ROW'1: Cy. Hoilanrl, V. Blackstone.
H. rlohnston. li. L. Harphrtm. L. Marshall, 1. Van Rysselberghe. li. Petersen, li. Becker. M. Brandt, J, W'alker, M. W'alker. ROW' 5: Mr, Miller.
P. Cray, R, Pfeitter, B. Dnleiden, M. Harmon. C. Lee. R. Rexius, C. Peterson. YI. Loughary. B. Gardner, A. Nyegaarrl, Absent: S. Gray, H.
Ruthertortl, D. l. Miller. D, Drysdale. M. Tykeson.
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Daily classes fma-me-mi-mo-muj . . . Playing for assemblies . . entertaining at
caroling in halls at Christmas fradiating that P.T.A. meetings . . . contest at Albany . . .
super-sonic warm feeling called "the Christmas concert at McArthur Court . . . touring the
Spirit", . . taking part in the Christmas district's grade schools fthis is Mr. Miller's
program . . . spring concert . . com- "chef d'oeuvre" and is planned for each fol-
petition at Albany . . Baccalaureate . lowing yearj .
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ROXV 1: j. Nasholm, M. Hudsperh, B. VC'isc. ROW' 1: C. Andrus, K. Stenshoel. J. Napper, D. Shreve, Mr, Burch. ROXX' 5: B. Knollin, B,
'l'r1ylor, L. Piztsley, L. Wilson. R, Rust. K. Roger.
ROW 1: j. Nasholm, T. Williams, G. Smith, B. McGillicudrly, D. Malpass, G. Sem, B. Memion, N. Chase. ROW 2: D. Seeger, B. Shumway,
D, Hebert, J. Gardner, G. Zehrung, H. Jensen, H. Thorsfeldr, ROW 3: D. Shreve, P. Porter, Z, Holmes. J. Napper, M. Webster, J. jones.
ROW rl: G. Bissell, B. Gill, XV. Haynes, C. Andrus, D. Ruth. B, Chas:, H. Knollin. H, Seeger.
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Weekly meetings . . . rifle range under Ski fHoodoo, Willamette, . . . mounr
west ramp f"That janitor makes the best darn tain climbing fThree Sisters, Mt. Yoranj . . .
targerluj . . . pie shoots once a monthg gun bums , , , blisters , . . Q"Ah, the
losers treat winners Q"But I don't like custard great OL1fdOOfS!nD , , , our Qwn "camp-
pies!"Q . . . marksmanship examinations QUIE fm-3 boys,"
you'd leave one eye open, it might help."j .
sharp shooters . .
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ROW' 1: B. Rees. H. Peterson, D. Melby, -1. Herbranson, P. Buzzell, V. Cook. II. Coggins. I.. Fladstol. I.. Hodges. ROW' 2: F. Hein. M. XVildish
A. Hall, J. Arhey. V. Drake, O. jack, P. Macliregor, j. Small. ROW 3: B. Rhcinfburg. I.. Haldorson, P. Swartz, D. Casperson. D. Sherman, j
Proudfit, I.. Weluer. ROW' 4: M. McCracken. R. Haley. P. McHenry. D, Miller, I.. Heliksnn. Miss Hayes. RUXX' 5: V, Coe, D. Buckles. DI. Bowden'
H. johnson. M. Olsen, Wilde.
5'2A'I'I2D: L. Haldorson. ff. Mellem. P. Swartz, WX. Lot-. Ii. johnson. M, Rusco. D. Buckles. STANDINCRA P. MtHenry, I.. A. Helikson, D
Melbjs, P. Buzzcll, M. I.. Corbin, O. jack. DI. Kremmel. D. Casperson. L, XYf'illifumson. M. Keller. M. H. Wfildish. rl. ffoggins.
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Monthly meetings . . . potlucks . .
speakers . . . movies fconcerning correct of-
fice procedurej . . alums returning to tell
of office work . . . the Christmas party fan
outstanding event with games, refreshment,
and gift exchange, . . . second-year book-
keeping and transcription students flooking
forward eagerly to that first job as a real stenog-
rapher after june graduation, .
Hurrying from room to room with announce-
ments . . , waiting patiently for absent-
minded teachers to fill out attendance lists . , .
typing and mimeographing . . . making out
code books so the teachers can read the an-
nouncements . . , sharpening pencils . . .
taking care of the lost and found Q"Here,
Lois, which one do you want?"j . . helping
out wherever needed . .
SITTING: M. Olsen, P. Chase, D. Melby, J. Ray, D. jordan, 1. Manuel, M. H. VC'ilt.l1sh. STANDING: XV. Olsen. M. Rhodes, H. Collins. IQ.
Boesen. M. Smith, P. Simmons, O. jack, Ii. Aytlclott, Miss Onion, V. Coe. R. Cook.
ROW I: D. ,I. Miller, B. W'eldy, R, Vfhite, D. Wick, I. Caveg M. Grithth, J. Barbee. ROW 1: P. Boals, Miller, V. Parks, j, Van R sselbcrvhe,
N. Newhuuse, I. Evans, D. Sibley, R. Young. ROW 5: D. blakley, B. Shumway, B. Little, K. Marks. D. Poplin, N. Richards, Grilllith,
P. Iflvigion.
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Books, books, and more books . . . label
. . . paste . . . file . . check in-check
out-collect fines . . . deliver overdue
slips . . . take study hall attendance f"Pul-
lease sit stillg this is the third time I've counted
you", . . . a real service to the school . .
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Representing the finest in musical talent in
Eugene High . . . singing fchoral and soloj
. . . instrumental . . entertainment fin
and out of schoolj .
ROW' 1: J. McFadden. D. Sorensen. A, Cotkerline, B. Bale. Ci. McKenzie. L. I-laldorson. Ci. Gustafson. L. Torricellas. ROW' 2: M. Belortha.
C. Bryant, j. Kommer. S. Gray. F. Xwaldrip. D. Matthews, L. Dunlap. li. Dukes. ROW' 5: B. Calloway. M. Callaghan, R. Foster. F. Newby. F.
Schwartz. M, Haltlorson. K. Lipsit. ROW' 4: D. Green, ,l. XXf'ilfon, R. Parker. B. Sullivan. B. Day, B. Mcl-lenry, M, Ringsdotf. C. lNIakinson.
ROW' I: L. Titus. N. Morgan, A. Karlas. E. Schaaf, E. Pearce. M. Siegmuntl, I.. Frost. ROW' 2: Il. johnson. il. Mannel. C. Spiering. B. fl. Prite.
C. Leonard. D. Cireiner. ROW' 5: R. Manseth. E. Lundberg. VV. Hamilton, B. Knollin. B. Sullivan. B. Pfeiffer. Mr Hamlow.
. . .
Meetings every two weeks . . social meet-
ings at members' homes . . . projects fcon-
sisting of livestock, poultry, or crops and netting
a total of 354,589.93 , . . producing an in-
dividual fair fin cooperation with the County
Fairj . . . national and state contests . .
highlighting the year with a large banquet
fheld at Danebo Lutheran Church, with speak-
ers, presentation of scholarships, letters, and
awards . . . one of the school's most active
organizations . , . These are the men that
will feed our nation .
eruice
Frequent meetings fwhen neededy . . .
caring for scoreboards and taking tickets at
school games . . . lights at football games
. serving at social events . . . ushering
. . . new sweaters for members fwhite and
purple axesj . . . giving their time and labor
for the school .
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Axemenls Council Assembly was a
big hir.
"Frosted Fir" . . . Tri-Y New Year's
eve formal.
Our basketball team was honored at
a banquet
A festive Christmas party was held
by Commercial club.
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ROW' 1: M. jaquenod, H. johnson, J. Mithaelson, P, Blakley, N. Morg an, D. Walter, B. Myers, P. Walter. D. Sutton, R. Ketchum, B. Hamilton
Miss Deierlein. ROW 2: P. Chase. B. Brown, R. Hornibrook, C. Peterson. M. Barrows, F. Still, A. Jensen, M. Hoxey, S. Campbell, E. Hugus,
P. Nielsen. ROW' 5: L. Shafer, E. Sorensen, D. Chamberlain, R. McCormick, A. Adams, E. Slater, M. Haines, P. Daniels, D. Plaisted, I. Richey,
li. Pearte, K. Mull. ROW 4: K. Thramer, L. Chamberlain, L, Goodman, j. Watson, M. Bissell, j. Yates, J. Saunders, V. Parks, Aydelott,
F. Sbrode, B. Dodds, D, Blakley, J, Mondell. ROW' S: D. Brown, M. Jaques, D. Poplin, D. Mesman. j, Huckins, D. Drysdale, H. Rexius, D.
Spencer. B. Manseth, R. Hornibrook, L. Moore, D. Paden.
ROW lr G. Crabtree, 1, Gunn, W. Peterson, J. Worth. H. Loseth. ROW 2: D. Dahlberg, J. Hall, J. Van Rysselburghe, S. Kendall. S. Turnbull,
W. Hamilton, D. Brown, F, Dodge, R. Scofield, I2, Lundberg, B. Hempy. ROW 4: B, Sullivan, K. Hanson, R. Foster, A. Wfickham.
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Weekly meetings Cfhursdayj . . . speak- Business meetings . . . active meetings
ers . . . talent shows . . social meetings . . . contests . . . tournaments f"Take a
. . . banquet Qformall . . . young peoples bow Mr. Brownfj . . . social events . . .
Christian group . . inspiring fine ideals . . agile minds-nimble fingers . . more fun!!!
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ROXV 1: H. Haight. D, Miller. rl. Gunn. j. Barbee, ul. Barker. R. Beatty. M. Tykeson, H. Allison. ROXV 1: G. Sem. Miller, S. Wrrllie.
j. Dclatp. lf. Christiansen, F. Lowry, K. Mull. ROW' 3: li. Dodge. D. Dahlberg. B. Mention, D. Keele. B. Bozorth. V. Simons. ROW' -1: lr.
Peterson. D. Brown. G. Crabtree. B. Sullivan, L. Moore, B. Hempy.
ROW' 1: -I. Mannel. Lf. Rhoades. P, Calvert. M. Magnuson. I.. Marshall. R. Ketchum. ROW' 2: D, Ransom. B. Fos, L. Taylor .B, Cushman.
tl. Lockattl. RUXV '31 B. Daleiden. A. Moteneld. B, Watts. B. Robertson. B. Johnson.
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Linfield cup winners fResolved: that the fed-
eral government should provide a system of
complete medical care, available to all citizens
at public expensej . . . inter-class debates
. . . never-ending advice from Mr. Allison
fstand straighteriput that pencil downhtalk
louder-look at your audience-more light-
less sarcasm-Q . . . practice . . . improve
. . . more practice . . . out of town de-
bates . . . contesting with other schools .
working for state championship .
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Monthly social meetings fat school or at
a members homey . . . projects Qpenants
. , . covering a davenportj . . . valentine
flower booth fcupid's corner of romancej
. . . spring tea and style show ffor mothers
of home-ec. girls and members of facultyj
. . . newly organized . . . planning to join
the national F.H.A. next year . .
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Girls' Glee and A Capella furnished
excellent entertainment at many as-
semblies.
. . a feature of "Be-Up, Clean-Up
XVeekf"
Hello Vifeek dance featured "Lena,
the Hyenaf'
Also during Be-Up Clean-Up Week
was a Faculty vs. Student basketball
game.
Thespians held an initiation banquet
-+enj0yed by all.
.fgcfiuifiw gommiffee
Checking students for grades QC or above, and number
of activities fone major and one minor or three minorsj
. . . listening to pleas fdefinitely not accepting bribes, . . i
ROXX' 1: j. Barhce, -I. Gootllin, D, Ford. ROW 2: Miss Wood, Mr.
Hendricks, Miss lilnii.
Afiemdfg Commiffee
School assemblies fplan, censor, presentj . . talent
show ffirst and second prizesj . . exchange assemblies
fouchlj .
ROW' 1: Mr, Dedman, j. Carlisle. J. Hendrickson, Mr. Goodnouih. ROW Z: Mr.
Grithrh. 1. Gunn, Miss Herringer, j. McNutt. ROW 5: B. Pic 'ell, K. Stenshoel,
J. Crakes.
,Q-.7 . .lance ommiffee
Friday night dances fatter school games and activitiesj
. . entertainment . . music . . coat checking f"My
jacket is black but any color will do so long as it matches
my dressfj .
ROW l: M. Cochrane, IT. Gillett. L. Parish, L. Hodges. ROW 2: D. Walsh, M.
Burrell, B. Stageberg. O. jack, T. Nugent. ROW 3: D. Hubbard, R. Pfeiffer.
B. Dragoo, B. Carlson.
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Sophs took us back to childhood . . . slides
. . swings . . . dramatic entrance.
ROW 1: 1. Chapman. j. Harrington. I.. Taylor. ROW' 2: M. Bnknr,
B. Baker, B. Kmgh,
unior ance om miffee
"Mistletoe Magic" . . . Don Walsh proved
to be an able chairman. . .
ROXV 1: B. Kuslcf S. Harrington, P. Miner. ROW' 2: J, Hendrickson.
j. Lougharv, M. Burch.
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"Tabu" . a languorous theme of tropical
islands . . we danced and dreamed.
ROW' 1: M. Davis. P, Boals. -I, Meiscl. S. Ricrdon. ROXY 3: QQ.
frglig. S. Harrington. ul. l'Del.ap. C. Peterson. li. lDr.1g-io.
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Whispers . . . mysterious postures . , . the silhouette of a lost city
surrounded by vast deserts . . . the evening-tinted shadow of a dancing
maiden . . , "Arabian Nights"-depths of enchantment revealed only
through the dark halls of the unknown . . . the penetrating perfume of
a romance-filled evening . . . the graceful swaying of a lone couple on
a polished Hoot-Freda Shannon and het escort dancing the Queens
Waltz . .
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Sig and Greg-Soap Suds Sal and Tidy Tim . . . reigning victors of
school contest . . . ring side seats at the Be-Up-Clean-Up assembly .
f"I love that perfume you're wearing, Sig. What is it, Purex?"Q
Gingham Girl-queen of Print and Cord week . . crowned and
presented at the Friday night dance . . with Jackies lovely hair and
striking personality how could she lose? .
Queen of Hearts . . Marilee Williams, sophomore candidate-alL
school queen . . . newcomer tops junior and senior candidates . . . the
fun of a school contest-plus-a generous donation to "Save The Children
Federation" .
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W'hen alums Warren, jim and Wes
returned to give Homecoming plans?
2 When the drama class presented
K rr W swell entertainment for the student
e W body at Christmas?
Those "talk sessions" with Kuchera?
When this magician used John, Pat,
and jim for his guinea pigs?
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ROW 1: G. Rider, G. Miner, R. Lee, H. Harris, J. Smith, C. Luttell, J. Reed, J. Glover, D. Ruth,
J. Banks, J. Hanns. ROW 2: Coach Mellcm, D. Hubbard, J. Douglas, B, White, B. Dragoo, D. Prim- ya
rose, J. Provasky, E. Wilde, J. McBroom, J. Jones, W. Haines, Coach Kuchera. ROW 5: Manager l
K. Mull, B. Powell, D. Burgratf, R. Murray, W. Johnson, D. Bums, B. Summers, B. Wolf, K. Welch,
Manager R. Bissell.
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Eugene's season in retrospect
University high . . .
. . . more annual brass than Anaconda has cop-
per . . . a school with a total enrollment ot
boys equaling a single axeman roster . . . Lee
shifted the sporadic eleven into high gear with a
70 yard sprint to tally turf . . . Unwavering
power that hammered through a golden tide clan,
which failed to materialize an offense . . . Uni
high received their worst spanking in "civil war"
history . . . the score . . . 64-0.
Medford . . .
. . . a southern tornado that threatened to black
out a purple constellation and sweep through the
entire state . . . first a candle and then a bon-
fire as star-studded shoulders slashed East for goal
post fuel . . . six for six in the third . . .
the Medford line as secure as the rock of Gibraltar
. . . Medford's grandstand generals prepared
another march . . . when the dependable hands
of center, Jack Smith, tallied from 12 yards on a
tornado passing cloudburst . . . the rejuvenated
fire again blazed toward the counter cage and then
subsided as the timer's trigger ended the fracas,
deadlocked at 19-19.
Klamath Falls . . .
. . . oh, we're mud, mud, mud, mud, sloggin'
over civil slush, mud, slog, slog, slog, sloggin' over
civic slush . . . if Kipling's "Boots" could have
waded the stadium "mud bowl" . . . unrecog-
nized gridders clad in traditional axeland mud-
brown . . . the Eugeneans accustomed webfooted
warriors converted the tussle into a cross-country
track meet . . . listen city of Eugene . . . we
JOHN BANKS
JIM HANNS
need a turf field . . . we need a basketball court,
we need a track . . . home of the university
. . . 30,000 residents . . . three high schools
. . . still we invite opponents to a "hog pen"
. . . incidentally, the score . . . 34-0 . .
Eugene's blue ribbon day.
Springfield . . .
. . . The Millers crossed the Willamette Septem-
ber 27, for their third annual timber turmoil clash
with the Purple . . . the mythical Paul Bunyon
wielded the axe and sent the glory boys power hous-
ing like "Babe" the great blue ox . . . the Miller
lumberjacks were no match for the hard armed
Axemen . . . a victory hard fought . . . but
secure . . . the Miller team packed the porkchop
pickle 80 yards . . . the big Axe rolled for 298
...Goback . . . Goback . . . Goback
to the woods . . . Millers . . . Cause you aint
got the goods . . . the Axeland empire stands
. . . score . . . 20-0.
Bend . . .
. . . Two of the toughest teams that ever churned
up the civil "soup dish" . . . A pulverizing full-
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back . . . Jim Hanns, who smashed . . . A
pint sized half . . . Pee Wee Welch, who scotted
. . . result: touchdown . . . third canto that
saw the Lava Bear start uphill . . . and there
was the Eugene line standing likeastone wall . . .
Luttrell, Harris, Ruth, Glover, Banks, and Rider
. . . athree yard line wall that held . . . Jim
Douglas and Robin Lee . . . fourth quarter
wheels rolled from the Bend 48 . . . and things
settled at 13-0 . . .
Salem . . .
. . . It was Dasch . . . Dasch . . . Dasch
. . . admiral of the Viking ship that ran aground
on shallow turfed Willamette University's Sweetland
Field . . . there were rough and tumble pirate
tactics that made ordinary football resemble a kin-
dergarten Saturday night . . . Roger Dasch, ace
aerial admiral torpedoed the Axeman destroyer with
passing accuracy . . . But the Vikings were soon
capsized . . . and though the sea was choppy
there were blue skies in the end . . . and once
more the Eugene Axemen proved to the capitol
land lubbers, by a count of 12-6, that they're still the
top sailors of the 45 year feud.
McMinnville . . .
. . . Cold enough to freeze Admiral Byrd . . .
confident Axeman fans saving money for a Portland
spree . . . half-time score, 0-0 . . .
Eugene broke the uneasy quiet with a pass and
lateral received by end john Banks who slithered
over . . . Eugenes game in the proverbial bag
when . . . The Axemen again rolled . . .
squarely behind the "eight ball" . . . with a
minute and half left the "axe'l slipped . . . the
charmed pill sailed through a net of limbs to tie
the score 7-7 . . . Mac annexed the title on first
downs.
Albany . . .
. . . A Eugene outnt unleashed a combination of
greyhound and husky against the stubborn Albany
bulldog which growled and smoked as the Axemen
displayed the real way to dogfight . . . an Al-
bany kickoff drive backfired . . . three plays
and forty yards later Banks landed Miners spiral
and sprinted over 220 style . . . limping and
licking its wounds the bulldog was returned to the
kennel . . . and into print . . . another
chapter in the "Fall of the Albany Bulldog."
Corvallis . . .
. . . The Spartan invasion that failed to bring
the Trojan horse . . . instead the Jack of all
Sports, Civic Stadium, was converted into gladiatorial
coliseum . . . the Eugeneans losinga revengeful
axe which dented and then crushed the Spartan
shield . . . Corvallis took a worse pounding
than besieged Rome . . . Welch and Lee skirted
and scampered over for a dozen points each . . .
four touchdowns in four quarters . . . the Wil-
lamette hornblowers were "Big Purplel' fans . . .
but the really big noise was the score . . . 26-0.
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St. Mary's ...... 50
Salem . . . . . 46
Lebanon , . . . . 39
Springfield ..... 35
Uni High . . . . . 57
Albany ....... 63
Cottage Grove .... 46
Bend ,...... 85
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sen, Manager I.. Holes.
The end of 27 years of sardining in Wfillamette
university's fish can at Salem . . . the annual
state basketball tourney was netted for Eugene's
massive pavilion . . . McArthur Court . . .
better known to its many admirers as the "Igloo,"
The defending state champion Eugene Axemen
. . . along with 15 other district champs . . .
pageanted on the Duck's emerald floor . . . col-
orful, magnificent, breathtaking . . . five nights
of casaba fan's utopia . . .
Coach Henry Kuchera's Eugene Axemen . . . a
team thoroughly Kucherad . . . without an ex-
perienced man over six foot . . . overcame the
handicap by developing a gang that could really
sling the ball . . . named by prominent sports-
writers as "The best ball handling club in the state"
. . . at the close of the first tournament round
. the Axemen automatically climbed the ladder
to sit with the eight best teams by scaring a TKO
over LaGrande . . . the Tigers were on the
ropes most of the time stunned by Miner and Wilde's
rights and lefts to the bucket . . . next . . . a
David and Goliath myth . . . only the Golia-
thican Klamath Pelicans were tougher than the
ancient . . . at length the Pelican proceeded to
slowly pull the second consecutive championship cup
from the Eugenean's hopeful hands . . .
The season's highlight . . . and a fitting cli-
max for an outstanding basketball club . . . Cap-
tain Ernest Wilde . . . "Ernie" . . of
course . . . was selected All State . . , 20
points potted in the Klamath fracas . . . the
towering Pelicans were shown that it takes more
than height to stop a determined, hard playing, all
around great ball team, individualized in Ernie
Wilde.
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ROXX' 2: XV. Haynes, H. Haight, R, Bissell, XV. Hamilmn. ROW' 5: D. Swcnncs. XV, Dmlgu. H. Scugci'
D. Seeger. ROXV 1: B. Mention, ul. Crakes, H. jones. ROW' iz A. Nvgnrd, bl. Luwry, B. Bmclfnml, l. Kcrm
GOLF TEAM: P, Lynuh. B, Butler, A. Hull, B. Cliasc. D. Srrirc.
INTRAMURAL-LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW' 1: B. McGillicuddy, C. Ellison. D, Mintz, J, Nasholm, ROW 2:
kl. Hanns, G. Schmieding, B. Mention, Manager H. Smith.
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A debut of forgotten dribblers . . sponsorship and trophy presented
by the Club
BROWNIES
Leland Haldorson
Louie Torcellis
Keith Lipsit
Merlin Haldorson
Gary McKenzie
Robert Day
Jerry Wilson
Robert Foster
John Yates
Floyd Waldrip
DEWDROPPERS
Dan Strite
Jim Carpenter
Bob Stageberg
Jack Schaefer
Elton Olinghouse
Jack Parsons
Duane Poplin
NO-NAMES
Bob Dragoo
Keith Stenshoel
Don Walsh
Tom Nugent
Jim McBroom
Cecil Daniel
Monty Sullivan
FALCONS
Earl Churchill
Allan Nyegard
Harold Haight
Dick Swennes
Gene Johnson
Gary Sem
Ed Becker
Ted Watron
EAGLES
Dick Paden
Bill Dodds
Larry Moore
Tom Atkinson
Dean Morris
Phil Pynes
Ray Rexius
Dan Fox
SEXTET
Earl Gillmore
Roy Tone
Bill Rasor
Wimp Jones
Mert Loucks
J. C. Privrasky
Don Jackson
SHOOTING STARS
Bob Hughitt
Erling' Thorsfelt
Robert Manseth
George Katland
Roger Campbell
Dick Hamlin
Harold Beeson
Boyd Morgan
Mel Olsen
RAPID SEVEN
John Nasholm
Don Mintz
Blaine McGillicuddy
Clyde Ellison
Ward Haynes
Bob Mention
Gordon Schmeiding Ji
Jim Hanns '
BULL DOGS
Fred Hample
Dick Primrose
Bob White
Clyde Shelby
P. Lynch
George Gerhart
Barton
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ROCKETS
Harold Nebert
Jim Pearson
Ronald Burge
Bob Readen
Charles McNutt
Jim Fegles
Alan Babb
DRIPPY DRIBBLERS
Kenny Whitmore
Bob Adair
Delmar Landers
Don Pengra
Ed Worth
Don Nordling
Donn Thomas
HOT SHOTS
Ronald Coakes
Donald Coakes
Ted Armstrong
Allan Hall, Captain
Kenneth Ostby
George Reece
Stephen Rogers
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The Eugenean is proud to present here a list of advertisers whose support
has made possible the publication of this 1947 Annual-
BICYCLES
Hutch's Bicycle Store ,,..... .......
CLEANERS
Electrrc Cleaners .,,,....
cLoTHiNG QMC-ffsy
joe Richards .....,............,.,... .......
CLOTHING QWomen'sJ
Kaufman's .....,,,.............,...... .......
Russell's ....,................... -......
CREAMERIES
Medo'Land Creamery ....... .,.....
DEPARTMENT STORES
Broadway ...............,........, .......
Fennell s ,,...,..............
Miller s ,.r.,.,.,................. .......
Montgomery Ward ........ .......
Sears Roebuck ......,.....
FREIGHT LINES
McCracken Bros. ...., .
FRUIT-PRODUCE
Eugene Fruit Growers .,....... .......
FUEL
Manerud Huntington Fuel .....,..... .......
FURNITURE fHome Furnishingj
Eugene Furniture Co. ....ve.......r....... .rV... .
johnson .......,.,,,.............,,v........... .......
Rubenstein's ...r.,.,Y...,.
GROCERIES
Hogan's .....,,.re.....e
Royal Market ......
Stuart's Grocery .....
HARDWARE
Coast-to-Coast ,...,....
Eugene Hardware .,...,.,.. .......
Gordon Hardware ..,,..., .......
HOTELS
Eugene Hotel .,....., ' .
Osburn Hotel .,....
ICE ARENA
Eugene Ice Arena ......
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127
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GREG SMITH, Advertiring Manager
INSURANCE AGENCIES and COMPANIES
Cross Insurance .............,........................,.......,....,.... 127
Smith 8: Crakes .......,.,....,....,........,.,.....,.......,..,. ...... 1 33
JEWELERS
Laraways ........ 129
Skeie's ............... 125
LAUNDRIES
Eugene Laundry .,....,,...........,..,,....,,,......,..,.,,.....,..,,., 119
LUMBER-RETAIL, WHOLESALE, PROCESSING,
BUILDING MATERIALS
Giustina Lumber .....,.........,,..,..,,,.,.,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 131
Midgley Planing ..,...................,,.,,,,..,r,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 16
Mid-west Lumber, Bridge 8: Su 1 Co. ..... ....,, 1 29
MACHINE SHOPS
Andrus Bros. ..,..,..,.,,..,., ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 2 7
MUSIC DEALERS
Graves Music ....,...,,.,..,,, ,,,,,, 1 26
jacquith ....,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,-.,, 1 18
PACKING COMPANIES
Eugene Packing ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,-,., 1 31
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Kennell-Ellis .,...,,,.r,. 120
Jack Lamb .......,..... 129
Wiltshire's ..,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,.,., ,,,,v, 1 14
PRINTING
Valley Printing Company 13-4
RESTAURANTS
Seymour's Cafe ..,....,......, ...,.. 1 19
SERVICE STATIONS
Danner Service Station ..ev.. ..,... 1 18
SHOE STORES
Powell 8: Edblom ....,... 121
TIRES
jim Brannen ............,...... ....,. 1 28
TITLE COMPANIES
Title Abstract Co. .,,..... 127
UTILITIES
Eugene Water Board ,,,.. ...... 1 30
We wish to give special recognition
to Valley Printing, Wiltshire Engrav-
ers, and Kennell-Ellis Studios for the
assistance given us in the making of
this annual.
The Retail Selling classes, pictured
at the left, are among those who have
helped create good will between the
school and the merchant.
ROW 1: M. Jones. B. Lane, P. Isaacson, M. L. Corbin, D. Daniels, H. Collins, I-I. Calloway,
P ersen, F. Davenport, B. J. Price, L. Zarzan, S. johnson, L. Williamson, M. Powers.
ROW 2: D. -I. Handley, D. Williams, D, Chapman, G. Bethel, D. Brinkman, L. Malos,
M j hnson.
ROW 1: D. Eddy, D. Krumdeick, L. W'ellmone. j. Riddle, M. Baker, D. Ellwood, A.
P MGinry L. Sralsb rg H R S 'b' E h D h b l' D '
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SWEATER
TEAMS
Slipons and Cardigans-Long and short sleeves-To combine, mix or
separate: to tuckin, blouseout, or belt. Deliciously soft, in all your
favorite colors.
ongmtulaztiom to the Clam of '47
110
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Eugene Hotel
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ANY OCCASION
Dining Room Banquets Coffee Shop
Dancing in The Persian Room Every Saturday Evening
CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1947
STUART'S GROCERY
EUGENE, OREGON
295 West 17th Pho 3697
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CONGRATULATIONS AND I
BEST WISHES
ABOVE YOU SEE DORIS MELBY, CAUGHT AT THE
'47 IEWELRY COUNTER OF - -
THE
Y O Stop Shopping Center ua We
Th F 1end1iest Store in T Wn "Jo "" """""
183 10th Ave. West, Eug
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47
Eugene Furniture Co.
740 WILLAMETTE "YW DOUW WOW AZWW EUGENE, OREGON
7,7777 J
"YOURS FOR YEARS" .
MIDGLEY PLANING MILL CO.
ESTABLISHED 1881
Tel. 1059 EUGENE, OREGON 4th and High
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Slacks
Sport Sh ts
Top Coats
jackets
Ties
J Q E R I C H A R D S
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875 Willamette
Eugene, Orego
Try
DANNERS' SERVICE STATION
for
Associated Products :S Services, Federal Tires - Aera Batteries
WASHING SIMONIZING
10th Avenue West and Olive Street PTIOUS 2514
KIETH
FENNELL'S
CAMPUS DEPARTMENT STORE
COLUMBIA KNIT SWEHTERS
860 East l3th Avenue Eugene, Oregon
REMEMBER THIS - Kenny Whitmore and Greg Smith as
Bill Green?
Suds Cheney and
Well-The PI-ICNOGRAPH in the above picture was presented by IAQUITH MUSIC CO.-and
Lougharys nimble Wit netted him this handsome and usetul instrument.
The Iaquith Music Co. is interested in your student activities. Our statt ot experienced musicians is
always ready to help you with your music needs. See us tor:
Records - Radios - Phonographs - Sheet Music -- Band and Orchestra Instruments - Reeds, Oil and Access '
To quote Pat Isaacson:
For recordf mperb, and mzuir Jzzblime
Iff JAQUITH you think of every lime.
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HOGAN 'S GROCERY and COOK'S MARKET
Complete Quality Food
544 East l3th Avenue Phone 2066-2057
SANITONE EUGENE
CLEANING on-:ONE soo mo wzu.AMeTTE OREGON
5. - A-5
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FOR BETTER
LAUNDRY
AND
DRY CLEANING
TRY:
Eugene Laundry and Dry Cleaners
174 Wes: 8th Phvne 123
EoE 25 YEARS THE MEETING , A S E, T 9
PLACE OP EHS STUDENTS Q 'LI m I A
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memorie5--- A ' - ' A A A A
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Among the Pieosomt Mem-
ories of High School Doys,
will be the times you met the
going ot Seymour'S for or Coke
or o Sundoe ond tolked things
over.
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VVQ are proud of having worked
with vou during this eventful Vern'
KENNELL-ELLIS
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Photographers for the '47 Eugenean
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Supplies and
Equipment---
For ALL Your
SPORTS
GENERAL HARDWARE --- KITCHEN WARE
Joe Gordon Hardware, Inc.
771 Willamette St.
'DRINK FOUR GLASSES
OF MEDO-LAND MILK
EVERY DAY-WE DOI'
Phone 1008
HOTEL OSBURN
and
DINING ROOM
"A Home Awczv From Hmm"
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DAIBYPRODUCTS EUGENE, OREGON
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IT'S ALL FOR ONE AND ONE
FOR ALL WHEN YOU GET
LUNCH AT THE - -
ROYAL MARKET
Daily Deliveries of
MEATS GROCERIES
CONFECTIONS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
198 West 17th Phone 671
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FURNITU RE COMPANY
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND OLIVE
123
REMEMBER THESE
SHOTS?
GIRLS LEAGUE SKATING PARTY
Uma Ea! ,UMJAM
fo dw
Cfaaa of 7947
EUGENE HIGH'S PACIFIC COAST
IUNIOR PAIR SKATING CHAMPIONS
ED WORTH and GLORIA IESKE
EUGENE ICE ARENA
We Offer Quality
Merchandise in
BILTWELL
Living Room Suites
Johnson Furniiure Co.
649 Willamette Phone 2693
SKEIE'S CARRY ALL POPULAR
STERLING PATTERNS - - -
WI-IY NOT START YOUR SET
EARLY, THEN ADD TO IT A
PIECE AT A TIME - - -
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Above can be seen Alan Graves showing Gordon Schrnieding a Magnavox Radio while Margie Cordz and Ioan
Herbranson look over the record albums.
Ae ne' f0I0 eC0l"6! ADI?
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WITH RECORDS FROM TUCKER TO TCHAIKOVSKY
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M U S I C A R T
MAGNAVOX DEALERS EoE LANE COUNTY
l l 98 Willamette Phone 4407
126
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VISIT OUR FASI-IIONABLE AND
COMPLETE COSMETIC DEPARTMENT
Rauf!! .95 .14 .yadif
Started in the teens, diligently practised
through the twenties and then system-
atically followed forever.
EXCLUSIVE
O jfztgzzeline Cochran
I Du Barry 0 Mm!ameHzmti11gfom'
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MANUFACTURTIIQS OF SAWIVHLL to The
PLANING MACHINERY C L A S S
Phone 870 ' of
209 Polk Street Eugene, Oregon 4. 1 9 7
TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY
OF EUGENE
Capitol 525,000.00
"DEPENDABLE TITLE SERVICE"
Phone 684
881 Ocxk Street Eugene, Oregon
295301
IHSUPLHTICE
P- + + + + + + + +
111 EAST BROADWAY
127
IIM BRANNEN
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In keeping With our Policy of the finest of Quality and
Service may We extend our congratulations and wishes to
each and every member ot the Class of 1947. The very
best of everything in the years to come.
Y
IIM BRANNEN
"Your Neighbor in the Tire Business"
TWO LOCATIONS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
Highway 99 South Eugene. Oregon 972 Oak
128
EUGENE
HARDWARE
COMPANY
"Everything you need in Hardware"
Broadway and Oak Telephone 670
"KEEP WARM AND HAPPY"
MANERUD-HUNTINGTON
FUEL CO.
997 Oak St. Phone 651
. for teen budgets
If you're spending a lo! or a little, you want genuine
quality in everything you buy . . . Laraways label
is your best assurance.
Leigh Cunpbcll, Lois Whl- ,
liarn , Tom Willianiw vvW'h1,
and Anne Armstrong learn X
about hue Sterling fro
jean Rriy gt Laraway
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1016 Willamette Street W
Jack Lamb Film Shop
Fine Film Fiuiflaifzg
Photogmploir Supplies and Equipment
7th and Willamette
Hardware - Car Accessories - Sporting Goods
Coast-to-Coast Stores
Locally Owned
IOE and TED IONES
73 West Broadway Eugene, Oregon
CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE
CLASS OF 1947
MID-WEST LUMBER, BRIDGE 81 SUPPLY CO
DAN CHRISTENSEN
Telephone 4462 208 Ardel Bldg,
129
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Where you get more Service for your
cIoIIar.
In spite of the continuous rise in the Cost
of Iabor and material your eIectric and
Water rates have not been increased.
UTILITIES
Ai the counter you see
Colleen Bryan and Leigh I
Campbell visiting the
Eugene Water Board
130 I
HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE
EARL HUTCHINSON, Prop.
Bicycles, Supplies and Repairing
HOME OF FAMOUS WORLD BICYCLES
Phone 3113-M WHIZZER BIKE MOTORS 85 West Eighth
The House of Fine Foods
EUGENE PACKING CO.
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Phone 38 Qf SQ 675 Willamette Sl.
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IN THE BOOKS
It all began a long time ago when we realized you girls
needed something special in the way of fashions . . . and
it's a continuous story with us . . . for there's
no end of tricky sportswear and clever
gadgets for classes . . . of sophistication as you
want it for date-times . . . at Kaufman Bros.
By our Wishing Well,
Shirley johnson, Pat Boals and
jane Carlisle model cxrcrpts from our
sportswear dcpartnicnl, on the balcony.
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EUGENE S FASHION CENTER
GIUSTIN A LUMBER YARD
Lumber. Shingles and Building Material
West Second Avenue at Garfield
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