Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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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.

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JULIETTE CLAIRE GIBSON Siilvjm-1-1:I'I1ig'Iisli 12. 1'iw-z1tive- NYi'it- ing, :ind Ni-ws XVi'iliup:. Advisor to I1I,il.S, Ni-ws, :md Girls' IA'2lf-ful' Pulm- In-ily. EDGAR A. GOODNOUGH Siilvji-i-lg l'I11g.:'lish. .Xdvisur to Honor Siwiviy. IRENE GREENBAUM Suhji-vt: Spanish. GLENN GRIFFITH Sllhjn-vt: A Vzimwllzi, and I'!oy's Glu-. Advisor to Assvnihly Voiiiiiiittvv. ZILDA M. HAYES Siihjovtt Sh0I'lilZllld :uid 'Iyl'ZlllSk'I'iD- limi. Advisor In .Mftivitivs Vommitte-1-. RUSSELL G. HENDRICKS Subjn-vt: l'.S. History. Advisor to Av- tivitivs Voiiiliiitte-v. ESTHER HETTINGER Suhji-vt: Sin-wli, Iirainizitivs, and ling'- Iish. Advisor to Musk :ind llzigge-i', :ind ,Xsseinhlv 4'ommittw-. ELEANOR HINES Sulujvvl: l!i0log'v. BESSIE KAMARAD Sulvjvi-I: l'hl'lIliSll'Y, Hzisiv Mzltlwinat- is-s. :ind :Kim-lr1':i. Advisor to 'Fri-Y KENNETH KIENZLE Sulvji-vt: Physii-s, :uid 'I'ri5:rm0nivlry. HENRY E. KUCHERA Suhjv-vt: S1-iiior l'.I'I. :ind Hx-nlth H1-:id l'0ilL'll of lfonllwaill. llzisli--limil, 'l'I'zu-li. .XK1X'iSlll'll1E.f'1Ull. ROBERT H. LYON Sllhji-vt: Suviul l'rolnln-ms. ,Mlvisrrr In l':u'k Halls. CLOVD B. MAKINSON Sliliji-1-I: ,XL1'l'i1'lllllll'l'. ,XflX'iSOI' to I .l+'..X. MARY E. MALLERY Sulnji-vt: lthoklu-1-piiiyg, und Iizisis' .Xrilliim-tis-. Advisor to t'miii1iv1'c-izil Vlulu. 6