Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Facult A C. RI IV NORA M. ROBERTSON Sulrjem-ls: Iliology and Health. Adviser lo Junior Class LYLE L. SMALL Sulmjt-vt: SOl'l2ll Studit-s. M I N NIE SMITH Sulvjevtz Homi- .Xllvisa-r to Girls' l,vz'1gl1v GOLDA WICKHAM Subjvvt: Englisli. .-Xdvisvr to lCug'v1w:ui Stuff VEOLA P. WILMOT Sulrjm-ts: ICng:'lisli :mul Sc Studies. CAROLYN L. WOO Sulrjvm-ti Sm-izil Studivs. Ad- wisvr to Girls' l,t-agllv. .Xr-tiY- itius Comm. LADELLE HOUGLUM Sulvjt-vis: ljrzlnm and Nug- lisli, lXrlvisn-r to Musk :mal I I2lfIg'+'1'. BESSIE KAMARAD Sulfjl-vt: ll2ltll1'lll2lII4'S4 .Mi- Yist-r to 'l'ri-Y, Stump :tml Ilfmfl Vomm., Jr. Ilod Cross. KENNETH KIENZLE Sulljt-vts: Matin-viizxtivs 111111 Pliysivs, Advise-r to Honor Sovie-ty, f':um-ran Club, Stump zmrl lioml Womm. ROBERT H. LYON Sulijt-vt: Social Studies. Ad- visf-r to Puck Hats. OLA Nl. MCDERNIOTT Sulvjr-rt: AIut,l1c1i1z1tirs. MARY E. NIALLERY Sulrjt-ct: Hllflkktlt-'DIll4I.l', St-liool .X llfllt0!'. ODINE N. MICKELSON Sulrjt-ct: ll1dllSlIjlillAX1'IS. Afl- visvr to Junior Class and Ar- t-livry Vlulr. DONALD MOORE Sulwjevt: Influstrizxl Arts. Ail- vist-r to Sophomore Flaws. TA N0 R R I S Suhjem-ti Home Iivoiiomivs. 1'z1fvte4ri:1 Simf-riutvmll-nl. DOUGLAS ORME Sulrjwt-t: lustrumt-ntzll ,Xlusit-, A ORM E Sulmjt-ct: Eriglislr MARY X PLUMNIER Sulxjevt: E11gliSli. Advislfr to l':llLZ't'Il92lll Stuff HENRY E. KUCHERA Atlilvtiv Uoacli. .Xclvisor to IC Club. MABEL DeVOS Girls' Gym Instructor. A1 visur to ll. A. A. DUAN E M ELLEM .Xssistzlut Vozlcii lil-oiiomics. wlill DS 13

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was PAUL P. POTTER lwan of Hoys, Yll't'-l'l'llIk'l1lill1 .Xdvisvr tn Hi-Y, Axvim-n's i'ounm-il and Sl-rx'im- Vlulu. MINERVA M. GRIFFIS In-an of Girls. Advisor fiirls' l.f-ag:1u-, Honor Sovil-tv P. 'l'. A. lil-cf. Voiiiinittvv, MARJORIE CHESTER Lilrrarian. Advisvr to Girls' lA'2lSIll1'. 12 Faculty HAROLD W. ALLISON Sulsjwtz Social Studies. Ad- viser to Stamp and llontl Vonini. OLIVE B. ATKINSON Sulijvutz Sol-ial Stndivs, ROBERT B. BANISTER Sulujm-t: A rt. Adviser to 1'1llvlI.vv1'S. CLARA M. BLAIS Sulrjm-ti Latin and lfiu-iivli. .Xdvisi-r to Intl-r Nos and Honor Socicty. NELLIE M. COLLINS Suhjevt: Biology. CLIFTON A. COULTER Sulnji-ut: Mvvli. Drawing: ANITA DAVIS Sulwjl-vt: Social Studies. Ad- visl--r to Sophomore Class and Jr. lil-d Cross. GERTRUDE M. DEIERLEIN Subject: Commercial Train- ing. Aclvisvr to Girls' l,t'H2.'Lll' and Amlmassadors CLARENCE E. DIEBEL Sulvje-4-ts: Physics, Chemistry, and Piw-Fliglit. Adviser to Stagt- l'rt-W. JULIETTE CLAIRE GIBSON Sulrjf-vt: English. Advise-1' to Ne-ws Staff and Girls' Tlvilglltl. EDGAR A. GOODNOUGH Subject: English. Advisor to Svnior Vlass and Honor So! vivty. IRENE GREENBAUM Subject: Spanish. Advisvr to Spanish Plub. GLENN GRIFFITH Sulljt-ct: Voc-al Musiv. Advis- vr to Girls' Glu! and .X Cap- pella. WENDELL A. GROSS Sulrjl-ut: .AX'l'iL'llllllI'1'. Advisl to F, F. .-X. ZILDA M. HAYES RUSSELL G. HENDRICKS Subject: Social Studies. Ad- visor to Rifle Club. ELEANOR HINES Sulmjt-ct: Biology. R UT H HOPSO N Suhjert: liiology. Sulvji-vt: Uonnnl-i'c-ial li un ing. Arlvisl-1' to S1-nloi l Iiss

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Uur tutlent Guvernnient At Eugene High School We have endeavored tc make our school a vital asset to the community. We have tried to develop in the students those character- istics and interests, both social and personal, that are so essential to useful and successful living in a demo- cratic society. During the school year of l944-45, our school govern- ment was in the hands of one of the ablest students who has ever held this office of student body president of Eugene High, Warren Webster. Assisting him in his duties were: Willard Dodds, vice-president: Freida Koppe, secretary: Ardys Dahl, treasurer: and Willis McCullough, auditor. ln accordance with our democratic form of govern- ment, each fifth period class elected a representative to the Student Council, and it was his obligation to keep his classmates well informed as to all that was accomplished and discussed by this body. ln addition, his job included the taking of student problems and suggestions to the council for consideration. The voices of these youths were regularly engaged in determining the policies of our student-controlled institution and its many activities. AWYS Dahl' Wl iS N'CCU 0U9 - Wmafd Dodds, To our student council We owe most of the credit for progress made by us during this year. With such leaders as these we can face the future with confidence. Freida Koppe ROW 1: Y. Bowers. B. Petersen. A. Dahl. F. Koppe. B. Bennett, J. Murray. S. Rappaport, B. Bertelsen, C. Smith, C. Miller, J. Egge. S. Finley, S. Andrus, M. Smith. ROW 2: E. Johnson, N. Winter. I, Love, L.Swofford.A. Hoadley. P. Bucklin. D. Anderson, J. Day, H. McAdams, M. Murray, D. Miller, H. Wright, H, Wright, J. Goodlin. Row 3: D.Fosnaugh, W. McCullough, P. Si- mon, A. Bodner, R. Hopper, H. Boehnke, W. Nicholson, H. Haight, D. Still, W. Webster, J. Mc- Nutt. ROW 4: B. Hjeim, C. Mobley, H. Wittwer, D. Bench, G. Smith, R. Morgan, L. Kunkel, S. Nasholm, D. Hubbard, J. Banks. ROW 5: R. Wildish, J. Luckey, D. Robinson, R. Ham, G. De- Bell, G. Bryan.