Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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DISCUS THROWER WHERE THE CARAVAN RESTED THE FATAL Qussr O THE WRESTLERS MAKING THE ROUNDS JAVELIN THROWER SENIOR SHIP OF JOY I-II-I IN KS: 1934 Variety was the lxevnote oi the fmt INOXIUQ' x IllCl6Wlll1 PIOCILILUI n of H1J1IllxS piescntul No xember T and 8 in the xthool dLlClItOl1LIlTl UINIG1 the il1liLfIlJIl of His l thtl Chaee Chllxtle The orchestra pl1wS the hauntlng melody ot the sw mipl incls Song of the Bavou Xe ting' and song well blended the Sophs tell a xtorv ot dukee death md dcxolatlon in thin lf It ll Quest .... the mingling melody of a cololful gwpsv camp iq the anne of the combmcd glee Llubx offering, Where the Calawan Restcd a cl 11116 Lxtr'1v1g'1n7'1 Mfiklng the Rounds is the yuniors' contribution d.CCl'TlHl6CI for ite student dxretted ensembles Mask and Dagger dots 1 'xtirical pantomime At the Moxie the sen ltlOl1il I ning St'1IC1.l xrw ant depicting nl wsu 1 reek figures proxu to he the Qhovw N 'utistu highlight thuc clunih allors ml JH in mx 101110.11 c' old maids pro ic fl o ns x lg ter mr t L S11 inte hor pmt lol thc murtain. EUGENEAN 0 1935

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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-

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EUGENEAN 0 1935 ii DECEMBER December .... last month of the old year, and with it comes the traditional gaiety of the yuletide season .... EHS reflects this festive mood in a whirlwind of varied activities: the Band, 45 strong, gives a brilliant concert at the Music building on the campus .... thrilling marches, melodic waltzes, well played, display trained tech- nique .... and Mr. Moore's able direction. Turning to the stage, the Juniors show their dramatic ability in that grand old revival, Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch .... a double cast scores another hit! . . . . Young and old, the audiences enjoy the homey philosophy of this great Ameri- can classic .... excellent characterizations truly create atmosphere of by-gone days. Football season over, basketball, the favorite indoor sport comes to the fore- ground .... this month sees our hoopsters in training for the important games of the season, as yet to come .... Vacation near .... students eagerly await the annual Christmas assembly .... Auditorium gaily decked .... wreaths of holly, mistletoe and evergreens lend effect to Gothic windows and sacred music in Why the Chimes Rang .... Favorite of all times .... beautifully staged .... a prelude to a Merry Christmas. THE BAND son. l'urnutt, Si-olu-rl, lievm-rv, Rim-liar-I, Jollnson, H--:il foul. Tripp, 'l'nc-km-r, Lilnlszly. Alilvot, Uslmriu-, B. .'Xll1ll'l' Xl lei n Uilflx ll I I' X I I 1 ll lil 'i n lei XI 1 H-.Il.1- n Timm.- l'lun1mer, Siclxaifoosu, Samfnril, llulliwlim--. l'urry, lu-unison, 'I'olu'y. -I. lieefv, lhllncziru, llorlon, Milla-r, Wut- lb, Iii-1-fc. Ilel i'm-vu-, Iiairlle-H. Yam FUSSEII, llllllgllllll. Nl. Lightfoot. Nlorgzin. lleimignn. White, llowr, li. Light' son, ll, A- 11 'sn , . Q, ug , '. 1 in---sou. 1- isou. ll: 1,...-1 -, sl iiit- y, Allz ili, Y: iv 1. 1 oo-1-. O THE JUNIORS PRESENT MRS. WIGGS- C THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY I