Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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ii. , K f irlk by Don Plath, president. Louise Murphy, vice- president. Beverly Bradford, secretary. 1 . N . Senior l,UllIlCll . FRONT ROW: Louise Mur- pry, Don Plath, Beverly Brad- ford, officers. BACK ROW: Albert Hoffman, Louise Bak- er, Darrel Adkison, represen- tatives. WE IUR While still in their first year the Class of 1940 did away with the mistaken notion that meek is an adjective always to be associated with sophomore . Led by an efficient group of officers: Harold Handshuh, presidentg Al Hoffman, vice-presidentp lim Murphy, secretaryg and Louise Baker, representative, the class came out at a basket social in February. After relentless life- even classeswthe young ducklings participated in a memorable class picnic in May. As juniors, under a re-organized governmental system, the class again named Harold Handshuh as leader. Vice-presidents were Helen Rayburn, Suzanne Stickels, and Betty Ieanne Stocker, secre- tary, Louise Murphy, and council representative, again Louise Baker. Social affairs dominated the class program, although the individual members were industriously making names for them- selves here and there. An autumn dance, the Harvester's Swing, the first of the highly successful Club '4O series, and the Iunior- Senior Prom, on-the theme of April Showers , filled the schedule. Returning in the autumn of l939, the Seniors immediately com- menced work on their play, Wings of the Morning , which, clever- ly staged and effectively acted, played to a full house in December. Club '4O returned in February with a floor show and variety acts. On May 16 the class succumbed to the temptations of spring weather and slipped away on senior skip day. Despite vigorous dispute on the questions of pictures, announce- ments and gowns, the class of 1940 was graduated in a thoroughly dignified manner the evening of May 29. Then came the senior ball-climax of high school activities. ' Advisers were Mrs. May and Mr. Holaday.

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Darrel Adkison lf Adki is your friend, you have a real one. Louise Baker Louise is very quiet, but her friends are many. Quintin Barton Art is just a part of Quinfs personality. Dorothy Boniface More necessary than any other thing in the world is a merry heart. Beverly Bradford Comfort and encourage- ment are derived from her companionship. 8 SENIUHS Bernice Baldinger Bernice entered from Grants Pass: their loss is our gain. Iohn Bergman Berg: l live the life l love. Smart thing if you can get away with it! Belden Braaten His dish of performance is flavored with punctu- ality. Bob Buck Bob's manner and per- sonality are admired and respected as his position of leadership reveals. Beverly Burger Bev thinks life is a lot of fun: we think Bev is.