Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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GLEN TRUSTY: Social Problems, U. S. History, Advisor: Sophomore Class. Ex- pression: lt's o problem MILDRED WILLIAMS: World History, Head of Social Science Department. Ex- pression: OK. Av .H s fig, 3-5 - ,,i. WILLIAM TWEEDIE: Orchestra. Expres- sion: Soy ir with music. GERALD WEBKING: Social Living, World History, Advisor: I.R.L., Ski Club. Expres- sion: Mlrmesotol VIRGINIA WEST: English ll, Advisor Spanish Club. Expression: All right, chil- dren' J. ALAN WICKHAM: Social Living, World History, Advisor: Junior Class, Hunting and Fishing Club. Expression: Shdvingsl NAN WILCOX: P.E. and Health, Advisor: Tumbling Team, Intramural Program, G.A.A. Expression: Good l-lonlcl VEOLA WILMOT: U.S. History, Advisor l.R.L. Expression: Oh, l-leoveri help usl CECIL WARNER: Social Problems, Ad- visor: Hi-Y, J. V. Football, Sophomore Basketball, Junior Boys' Counselor. Ex- pression: l-loly rriockerell . - l I Q s , . g fr: 1 fi BETTY WORMINGTON: Clothing. House Furnishina, Family Relations, Advisor: F.H.A. Expression: Dorff you think it would look better if you did it over? 1 Q Z 5

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OFFICE STAFF Grades, statistics, reports, all were concerned with you. These were com- piled and collected in the Personnel and Attendance Offices. The Business Office took care of the many details that have a vital part in the operation of our school. These included every- thing from running off tests for teach- ers to counting and writing receipts for all money that was handled in the school. Miss Elaine Elliott, Mrs. Maggi Ken- nedy, Mrs. Betty Bergman, Mrs. Esther Mickelson. CAFETERIA STAFF Hamburgers! Hotdogs! Chili! We all looked forward to lunch time. About 900 of us spent from S6000 to S7000 a month eating food prepared, served, and sold by the cafeteria staff of l0 women, several students, and Mrs. Jones, the cafeteria supervisor. The re- cent addition of a cafeteria snack bar further supplemented the selection of food. Mrs. Edna Johnson, Mrs. Emma Hol- seybrook, Mrs. Selma Vangsness, Mrs. Lillian Kirkootrick, Mrs. Ruth Petersen, Mrs. Bernice Kallas, Mrs. Marjorie Waske, Mrs. Myrel Rose, Mrs. Arlene Hughes, Mrs. Mae Tyler, Mrs. Dorothy Jones. 'MF-'T LIBRARY STAFF The library was one of the quietest rooms in the school and yet one of the busiest. Four adults and thirty stu- dents were at work checking out 300 books per day, processing and purchas- ing all textbooks, and buying new books. About 900 people visited the library daily. Seated: Mrs. Madge Chilcote, Mrs. Thelma King. Standing: Mrs. Laurel Hjelte, Mrs. Sally Riley. ' ' it . E.: .aw- CUSTODIAN STAFF One hundred fifty gallons of deter- gent, 250 gallons of wax, plus a great deal of elbow grease washed and waxed the floors of Eugene High School during the year. lt usually took l6,000 gol- lons of oil to heat it for a month. Much of this maintaining our school and mak- ing it a clean, comfortable place fell on Mr. Violette and his crew of seven janitors, a laundryman, and a matron. Row l: Mrs. Effie Mansell, Earl Boettcher, Viggo Petersen, E. K. Vio- lette. Row ll: Charles lman, PauleEd- wards, J. F. Bailey. I9