Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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I O THIS YEARBOOK IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF A-16, WHO HAVE SUCH AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE AHEAD OF THEM IN THE POST-WAR WORLD. MAY ALL OF THEIR HOPES AND AMBITIONS BE FULFILLED, AND MAY THEY CONTRIBUTE THEIR BEST EFFORTS IN ENSURING A FREE AND PEACEFUL SOCIETY.

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DEAN W. MICKELWAIT, Principal Although at Eugene High but two short years, Mr. Mickelwait has made himself a welcome fixture in school life. His personality overcomes any hard 'feel- ings resulting from a student's being taken to task. leaders of various groups have found that contrary to popular conceptions, a principal is the person to go to when their groups are in need of financial or other types of aid. He has supported athletic and social ac- tivities wholeheartedly, and has seen that groups need- ing a boost to make their activity a success have had it. CLARENCE HINES, Assistant Superintendent Students see Mr. Hines around school quite often with- out knowing his identity. He can frequently be found in the rear of some classroom, a silent but watchful spectator of class proceedings. The duties of the as- sistant superintendent consist of organizing the teach- ing curricula for the various courses of grade, iunior high, and high schools. Expansion of district boun- daries has increased Mr. Hines' work also, and keeps him necessarily on the go. V HENRY M. GUNN. Supt. of Schools In his second' year as Eugene's school superintendent, Dr. Gunn has been given a district almost doubled in student population and more than tripled in area. The consolidation of outlying districts with the Eugene sys- tem has created many new problems which we know he has the ability to solve. Dr. Gunn's energetic, radiant personality and his out- standing ability as a speaker makes him a welcome vis- itor to any student gathering.