Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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EUGENEAN 0 1935 JANUARY January .... new year's resolutions .... school again and snow! Eugene high's portals lay fringed with snow .... her windows mirror the students' wild glee .... snowballs whizzing by .... slippery sidewalks .... while inside all reflects indus- try and hard work .... boys in the shop, making things .... technical classes study- ing industrial and commercial pursuits . . . . this typifies the spirit of the school . . . . Leading activity of the month is basketball: wintry evenings beckon sport en- thusiasts to the warm gym .... the Axemen quintet provide thrills aplenty .... win- ning or losing, fair play marks hard fought battles .... Uni-high, our rival is defeat- ed at McArthur Court, in a clashing tilt . . . . Springfield, St. Mary's fall under the Ax in successive games .... an organized rooting section led by Yell-king Banta adds a colorful note to winter sports .... the all-school Pep Club strives to build and foster a high type of school spirit and cooperation between the students .... The opening weeks of 1935 find exams, report cards, and the semester ending at Eugene high .... the school year, half gone .... We seniors enter the last lap .... our goal in view now, as Eugene high marches on .... Q xi sf , -V ' , ,. - vm x wg, it wt g y' Af , - .rf K k 'Cu-, 2: N' ' , --it M- - -..' :It if 5, P, i K gw.w ?il XA E. H. S. HOOPSTERS l!ul'ullg:lls, Taylor, Ilurlmzin, Wright. l'zn'1-n, Shisler, l llllfl sm. lgov, Moyer, llnily. Inserts: Conch Kr:um'r, :mul xllllllljlvl' !lr'Kuy. BOXERS AN D WRESTLERS uvk, Fo1'cc', Lanvr, Cougill, 'sher- u-Cluin. Fish, lfolgmlaleii, Thomp- son lxmh Anderson, Kc-rns, Torry, Sniartt, Neely, Wulf rl, Warner, ll, Fish, Guthrie, Davin, Beymer,

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M CRAFTSMEN'S CLUB i f -----W W -W---'--'H -F-W H- -xx C? ul H, g W A, .M J. .1 7 in. l .Q- ii? 3 3 if i f? A h ,L E EJ: H S 41 Rankin, .lolinson, lizcll. Mullins, I'itm-lx, Nlidillcton, 'l'cngs, Il. Walls. Slit-lu-lson, lirut- f i.: zlvr, Lyle. N. liazmln, lloaru, Siiiinili-rs, Ro- mame, Mc-Nutt, llurlwl't, Gray. hll'lllTj'l'l', Ruth. FUTURE CRAFTS- MEN OF AMERICA l'urlvli', llill. llt-ad, llronltliallm, ti 1' i gg' s Russell. Xlzulmrrp. 'Vo- lneil Co ll l t cr , livzlns. llalstcrton. Williams, ll. Smith. 0 t t m at n , R. Smith. tkniliti-i'. Nlzlllx-ll sian. Itlaltyvliuclt. L, I VM., A 41 'v- tl.-Qsf13'J.' ' -.1-in -I-li'vv.. .L ' 'W M -'f F -1- '.i'?l EE' :lui l l t l 1.4.4 3 Q PEP CLUB MQ Rulwnstein, lit-igrlnaiin. Ile-liltson, limit, Hog'- s-rs. Ili-witt. l i'yw-. Cal- lzmtim-. lflltbllllli. Trox- ol. Yolltsturt, llcming- ilrivkson, Jolmston, At- Rou, lb, Rmv, Sclmrpf, Muir. lim-ll, Wallilorf. Rutlu-rfoi'-I, Hood, Fry e. lonlti-1,lniteI.l.1nz1us. Wvmi l -llkm-r liim- sliott. Tliompson, Rt-isv, tion-rt-ll, Schmitt, 'I'hu- m'm:um, .Kitt-rs. Bei-1-l, Naylor, Scarlett, liinggs- li-lx, Smith, llif-liens. llzimi-r, Smith, Svotii-ld. intl..-, um-. Lv.-. Flint. x BASKETBALL Eugene high hoopsters nosed out a series of clean victories that definitely established the superiority of the well-coached team above the u :ual run of hoop-tossing basketball teams. The first conference game was played on the Eugene floor with Cottage Grove, Three days later the Axemen journeyed to Albany where they lost, 20 to 15. The civil-war began two days later with University highg here Eugene managed to win 35 to 14 in a bitterly fought game. After four days of practice, Kramer and his Axemen played the Springfield high team, handing out a third defeat and making two wins for Eugene. The Giant Killers from Saint Mary's were the next victims of the super-crushing Axemen. The Axemen challenged the Oregon Frosh in a practice tilt losing to their larger and more experienced cousins. The most thrilling game of the season was the first clash against Corvallis, the winners of the confersnce, with Dick Wright playing the key pivot posi- tion perfectly. Eugene closed the season with two games against Salem, winning the first tilt 29 to 27 at the Capitol City and losing the second 32 to?.4 on the Eugene floor. Burton Buroughs, junior, lengthy center, was high point man, followed closely by Doc Taylor with 105 and 93 points scored respectively. l i l EUGENEAN 0 1935 cc. , c cc I5