Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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DECEMBER Milk sales . . . Christmas Tea honoring Carolyn Woods . . . Louise Andreason, Girl of the Month . IANUARY . FIRST SEMESTER CABINET Teas ' ' GUI of the Month, MCITY Ellen Row 1: G. Haines, B. Hamilton, B. wqshbum, D. Kopp. Row 2. c. Mau, 1. wepb, B K1-.acl I I I IOC Dance i I l Schurrnan, S. Yearwood, I. Nee, BAAHfggngn1enC'SRaRlcilserts. Row 3: M. McKy, L. Finley FEBRUARY Gwen Lounsbury elected Girl of the Month . . . New cabinet installed . . . King and Queen of Hearts Contest . . MARCH Red Cross Work . Carolyn Moll . . . APRIL . . Girl of the Month, Teas . . . Print and Cord Week . Velma Carpenter, Girl of the Month . . . Sack candy for Veteran's Memorial Hos- pital at Roseburg . . . New students are welcomed at a luncheon at the Recreation Center, chairman, Shirley he Yearwood. to' ' SECOND SEMESTER CABINET Row I: G. Haines, G. Miles, M. Reece, C. Anderson, V. Berge, K. Taylor. Row 2: D Kopp, C. Warren, P. Tomlin, G. Titcomb, F. Hein, M. Erickson, N. Lucas, Y. Madigan Row GOLD PIN WINNERS B edt pdqg H0581 tes! mls Y Wvenl X19 X. or Hein: iggmo ting Kordet O ch qkmcn X 1 ,Bow . Harnden, M. McKy, B, Leonard, N. Otto, S. Schmidt E . tnley, G Haines, V. Carpenter. md 125 COMMIT bak - 89 ii. C 3- 9 CO path! Sw! QRXYU Mufti lg3olg'G52iv0t'Y fxschd' ding: B. CW' D. qihef' wg I Atgliom 'gzhiewec' Sheik. ll. Jena, Bm wx- QC' few' Davis. Cc, x 1 3. Slfaqrren. M Y.0'wI' .0 OO Bevan ffxizfi 1... Girl, Lgger enjoytlkbbl and Que ,kann mselve' ' 9 Parry. Schxewe, D. Brummond, C. Rath, S. Roberts, I. Gus- I.. F' . '

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WI The Girls' League Council represents every g1rl 1n the student body One grrl IS elected from each home room to be a member of the counc11 Where problems and projects at hand are d1s cussed Thrs year the calendar was Well hlled w1th act1v1t1es rangrng from commumty a1d plans to good trme partres By glancrng over the followmg summary of monthly QCl1V1l1eS you wrll be able to rmagrne 1ust how actlve they have been thrs year BEVERLY WASHBURN 0 President DOROTHY KOPP Vrce Presrdent Row! B Carlson I Pallett K Whxte D Stenshoel D Tve M Epnle C Brown How 2 B Clark S Carpenter I Taylor S George G Abbott E Schxewe K Sealy Mlss Kms Row 3 A Barton B Grlmore M Arndt M Kraal I Gustafson D Peter son Row4 B Harnden M McKy B Schurman I Webb D Konp M Fulton I Nee M Lrnder S Yearwood Row5 S Rob erts C Rath A Riggs G Hames B Washburn A Hodgln L Frnley B Hamrlton C Moll GWEN HAINE Secretary 1 Q' 511' 24 BILLIE HAMILTON Treasurer SEPTEMBER Reg1strat1on Day Shlrley Yearwood rn charge of Hello Luncheon honorlng new students OCTOBER Ioan Gustafson Grrl of the Month Ma Pa Me Party wrth Mary Ann McKy charrman NOVEMBER Open House Skatrng party Shrrley Yearwood Glrl of the Month I ' 4 .... .. . ,. . . - .., W Z N Q y , V J' fx A X rv . ,N i t 0 .: ' -- ,Q , A+ 5' A -Q 3 if V at N .h A 9. 6. N. I C sn , in 4 pw rx uh V' . , . W wr' ,, ws' v Q' M. -1' -Y ., K -. Af . 8 X Z I ' V I nr l f .iz M . :. - , .. , . ,. 2. ',. ,.. ,. , . . :. - 9 ,,. L Y' I I .nn I a1YX. . , ,Q , - , as , 4, I ' --1 i

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DWAYNE lim...- 11 DREW VINCENT President CRAIG BEAIRSTO Vice-President HERENDEEN Secretary 1-6 fd ' Every boy in EHS is a member of the Axe- men's Council, a service organization, headed this year by President Drew Vincent. Assisting him was his cabinet vice-president, Craig Be- airstog secretary-treasurer, Dwayne Herendeeng special weeks chairman, Mike Keating, pro- gram chairman, lim Edwardsg and noon enter- tainment chairman, Warren Knutson. One representative is chosen from each roll room to form the governing body ot the Council. Presidents of clubs with more than a sixty per cent boy membership, automatically become representatives. Throughout the year the Axemen's Council sponsors school-wide activities. Hello Week starts off the year with a get acquainted pro- gram of noon dances and an assembly present- ing school personalities. Row I: D. Herendeen, M. Keating, G. Wiley, I. Gregor, N. Fendrich, V. Peterson, I. Weinstein, I. Williams. Row 2: T. Weinstein, C. Beairsto, L. Emrick, R. Miller, G. Honey, B. Hinkson, L. Nee, R. Gillilan, H. Schureman. Row 3: B. Schmit, T. Cave, I. Edwards, D. Ijams, W. Oldham, A. Karr, Manning Barber, M. Elspas. Row 4: B. Bomark, G. Mazen, W. Knudson, L. Iohnsori, W. Moell ' ' ' Axe Handles, the student directory, was pub- lished under the direction of Craig Beairsto, as a non-profit service to the school. One of the outstanding features of the year was a concert-dance given by the Alaskan Band and co-sponsored by the Axemen's Council and the Band Parents Association. The highlight of Be-Up Clean-Up Week was an assembly given by the boys which was en- joyed by the girls. During the year the Axemen's Council spon- sored noon movies and noon dances, alternat- ing with intramural basketball games, to round the activities tor an average week. In February an assembly was given for the boys by the Council. Dave Knox, Oregon's lun- ior First Citizen, spoke on college lite and gen- eral preparation tor schooling after graduation from EHS. Paul Potter again advised the boys through another successful year. , D S. McNutt. a-3 if 'if 4 'Q IIM EDWARDS Program Chairman WARREN KNUDSON Noon Entertainment Chairman . Vincent, D. Siegmund, F. Endicott, MIKE KEATING Special Weeks Chairman