South Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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the Show Invaluable services at South Eugene were performed daily by the vice-principals and counselors. Students could be seen waiting to confer with one of the administrators at any hour of the day. Emory Bruns, administrative vice-principal, capably coordi- nated many vital aspects of school management. Attendance, with reports to the Oregon State Department of Higher Edu- cation, and student discipline consumed the greater part of his time. Responsible for many important details at South, Mr. Bruns was constantly alert to the problems of bus trans- portation, parking and traffic, and fire drills. Constantly in demand as dean of girls and adviser to Girls' League was vice-principal Miss Nina Kitts. While assisting in the guidance of students from the junior highs through graduation, Miss Kitts was a special friend to seniors faced with the com lexities of colle e and scholarshi applications Mrs. Helen Hull Miss Barbara Barker R 8 P - As school social adviser, she allotted room spaces for meet- ings and maintained the year's activity calendar. Such services as counseling, records, testing, and IBM proc- essing kept vice-principal Paul Potter busy all year. He was further responsible for admission and withdrawal procedures, and for the supervision of graduation exercises. Besides help- ing plan the curriculum handbook for sophomores, Mr. Potter served as dean of boys and adviser to Axemen's Coun- cil Students with academic and personal problems often turned for help to one of the four full-time counselors, Miss Barbara Barker, Mrs. Helen Hall, Merle Hayes and Ambrose Huff. Working with scheduling and attendance records, the coun- selors also assisted in interpreting test results and offering career guidance. Merle Hayes Ambrose Huff .XA

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STUDENT OFFICERS A Look of Leadership Se i y Kay Kuchera ykass C I M 9 BI and AIIieC ings Historian Linda Smurlt