Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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THE FIRST ELEVEN Tzlylor, Xl-ely, Colby .loy Smith. Ml-Ill, Roh- erlson, Ilmvsvr Kelly Ilislwp, Wallis, Warm-I THE CAPTAIN Ili:-lt W1-ig-In F, 3--:fi -' - A4 -- ' .' I . ,sf.1eis.E2- A+ .. ,AGM 's: 'T' E CLUB limxwxuun, Walls, l'z1l lauutine, N i in p s o n Broun, IluIln'i1-, limp er, Kaavvn. Ilnily, Sli'- llill, Wriglll, ll ll II n linwsvr, Nlzllos, Iizmtzl lp.-you Sny-lm-r, Warm-r X1-zir, Wright, 'l'uylul' Williams, llornuglis lmolllzlil, Hp:-1-r, .lm-li sun, Ill-lil, Kr:ilmA1',l':lr ler. NI4-lizly. lizlufnmn. . .ff SERVICE CLUB Flint. I..-11. Williams Nelson, I-'owl4'1'. Atwzll er, Wood, liowllow lln'll1ll'n-llsmx, Fnlgwlzl len. lhvulil, llulu-'nsln-in llvllullvll. Xlalwlv, Ilil lu-rt, l'oult1-r, Svoriel liillm-ll, I'iln1-y, Ilnl ipps, lin-vel. Iiimlmll NIUYPIINUII. l l'yv, .Inlan- son. t'l1:lll1lu-rs, i'11rtm' Q-- llillllurl. Www 3 Q, . we W, w, Jlw 4. .l CUP WINNER limit Ilolu-l'lsun at . M.,- THE SEASON GF 1934 With only seven lettermen answering the Call for football in the early part of September, Coach Fritz Kramer develooed one of the most powerful football teams in the state. With a 6 to 0 victory over the alumni tucked under their belts, the Axemen journeyed to Cottage Grove, October 5, and defeated the Lions, 19-0. On October 9, the Kramermen answered the call all aboard for Klamath Falls and outplueked the plucky Klamath Pelicans, 19-6, on the Modoe field. The following week the team ran up a large 27 to 7 score while defeating the Linfield Frosh on Hayward field. October 27 saw the Axemen the hosts of the underrated Spartan eleven, but the Axemen were not good hosts and sent the Corvallis team home with a 13 to 6 defeat. fContiuued on Page 505 2Sia511 5 'i- i 12,111 Le V P' , ja '- '. QL lifillwtkz an ' M. in V .wi Q1-', EUGENEAN 0 1935 9

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CCTOBER October .... cool, clear, crisp, autumn days find school spirit pulsating to the rhythmic chant of Give 'em the Ax, the Ax, THE AX I as the magic pigskin brings to life again the romance and glamour of the gridiron and the grandstand. Hayward field .... a night game .... dazling lights .... an expectant throng jams the stad- ium .... a night team warms up .... eve rything's set .... the whistle blows .... THE KICKOFF! .... Kramer's powerful eleven go into action, sweeping down the field .... kicking, surging, tearing, plunging, ever-forward toward the goal-line .... suddenly, a break in the line and Eugene's away .... down the field he goes, a new hero in the making .... ten, fifteen, twenty, thirty, thirty-five yards for a TOUCH- DOWN! The Axemen score again! Fans go wild, the crowd cheers, while the band plays on, inspiring a victorious team to greater triumphs. Burdened with a heavy activity schedule, the school welcomes a new organiza- tion: the Service Club, a group of loyal stu dents resolved to further all school activi- ties, and to assist in ,every way possible .... 1115- ' ii -QV 2 THE SQUAD Kelly, Clark, Mvtlill, lhlllo, Warner, Mehl. llowsvl' Hislmp, Colby, Brown, .l. Nei-ly, llutliriu, Mailus, Smith B. New-ly, 'l'zxyloi', Rolwrtson, Haven, Swinili-ll, W. Walls Ilanmer, lbiviz, Kimlmll, Shisler, Sn-urs, Loomzm. .L Smith l'1-ti-rs. lizuifnmli, Nlc-Vlalin. Gilliam, llorzm, KI'2llIlt I'. AXEMEN IN ACTION CAN DID CAMERA CLICKS ' EUGENEAN 0 1935 ...l-

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EUGENEAN 0 1935 NOVEMBER November .... a setting of sullen, gray days finds interest turning from the gridiron to the stage: the 1934 Hi-Jinks .... comedy, music, dancing, satire, marks this all-school presentation .... capacity crowds fill the auditorium while backstage all is in readiness .... technicians at the switchboard, casts assemble as a final touch is given costume and make-up .... Director Christie gives the signal .... Lights! . . . . CURTAIN! The show is on . . . . Scene changes: Hayward field . ...the Axe- men battle the Golden Tide to a victorious finish: 15 to 0. Scene three: the National Honor Society elects its chosen few from the senior class at a school assembly .... new members to carry forward its high standards .... Scene four: the activity spotlight shines on a new club .... The Paletteers, an art club .... devoted to give expression to all that is creative, beautiful .... Last scene: the first nine weeks draw to a close .... report cards soon .... the library is crowded with students .... some preparing lessons .... others enjoying a veritable playground of print .... while a silent, industrious staff works on .... ever-helping .... unselfishly serving .... for the good of all .... LIBRARY STAFF l u sc-ll, liuvm-son, Allen, l'on:lway, Fla-if-lwi'. lloikin, l'ilm-5' Clow. W:n'm'l', llv!'g.:li:lI1. C'll:lmln-rs. THE HONOR SOCIETY ASSEMBLY C THE PALETTEERS 'I'l'ipp. K'oIl'm:m. Ili-xriit, llyvrly, II. XI4-Ibonal-I, Ulflhzlm llanson, Simpson, Swalrlliout, J, Xlcllollalil, llunhorg .Inlnuson. Ilirrn-tl. Mzwslmll, Lord, lfisllwooil. Bailgi-n, Morgzun, lI:imlniH, ll--mlrii-ksnm, llurnl, His-