Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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il., 426.61 fl. 5if.....l Eugene High if .still lop! in J,l7.i1'i! mm! .fcb0lm'rlai,D. Good luck to you who will L'Ll1'7'y 072 flex! year, amz' keep Eugene High al flue top. Alwayr, JACK GUNN History supports the idea that Jack Gunn has been one of the most capable of the long line of Eugene High Stu- dent Body presidents. A student-di- rected council has democratically re- vised our Constitution so that more stu- dents can be active leaders, encouraged the exchange of assemblies between neighboring schools, considered student problems, and done its bit to develop students' interests and abilities, Officers assisting jack were: jim Douglas, vice-president, Dolores Miller, secretary, Dolores Hanson, treasurer, Bill McCracken, auditor, and Ed Worth, student manager. With leadership of this quality Eu- gene High is tops in spirit and has made a great name for itself! ROW 1: L. Scott, J. Madigan, D. Vanderbelt, D. Hanson, D. Christensen, V. Cook, M. Hixon. ROW Z: S. Rierdon, D. Hendricks, M. Smith, D. Miller, J. Marks, P. McCinty, N. Kennedy, B. Daleiden, J. Kremmel. ROW 3: D. Ford, C, Beeson, W. Haynes, K, Welch, J. Douglas. ROW 4: E. Rutledge, J. Nasholm, J. Gunn. L. Campbell, H. Harris, D. Seeger, E. Worth, N. Richards. ROW 5: L. Haldorson, R. Dragon, D. Hubbard, D. Ruth D. Linder, D. Paden.

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OUR PRINCIPAL We all admire Mr. Mickelwaitc for his quiet efficiency, wise judgment, and understand- ing as an adviser, leader, and friend. DEAN OF GIRLS Popular among all students is dean of girls, Miss Nina Kitts. Serving as an adviser to the Girls' League and custodian of the cal- endar we all have come to depend on her friendly aid. DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Potter, dean of boys, does much in solving the problems of the fellows and ot' the school. He is Vice-Principal, adviser to the Axemen's Council and director of Hi-Y aitivities in the Eugene-Springfield area. H2-. help is invaluable. SUPERINTENDENT AND ASSISTANT When Dr. Henry Gunn accepted a profes- sorship at U. S. C., Mr. Clarence Hines took over the superintendency of the Eugene City Schools. His pleasing personality and hard work have already commanded our esteem and respect. Dean Lobaugh has spent most of his time studying the curriculum with a view toward its revision. He is assistant superintendent.

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.. ....Vwu Lawn .gint maxima uf MN we , 5 ae L. l.. N ' X '- ev N Q. 5 . ' ,Q .au . V. iii. .L.i. - I -'H J ' I ' .I I .fi 'W 'F 2 s4i f'r vffw ffl Q.. ng, ' -Q.. 5 g 2 Q MISS MARY Ii. MALLERY Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Adviser to Pep Club. Commercial Club and Student Body financial books MISS ZILDA HAYES Shorthand. Typing, Transcription. Adviser to Commercial Club MISS BESSIE KAMARAD Algebra, Geometry, Basic Math, Adviser to TrifY MISS GERTRUDE M. DEIERLEIN Typing, Adviser to Ambassadors, Clerical Dept. of Girls' League MRS. BARNI-IART Retail Selling MISS OLA M. INMDERMOTT Mathematics, Plane Geometry. Algebra MR. CLARENCE DIEBEL Chemistry, Junior Counselor, Adviser to Science Club, Faculty representative on Student Council, Sponsor of Science Talent Search MR. KENNETH KIENZEL Physics, Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Adviser to Science Club and Honor Society MR. DAN C. HAMLOW Biol0gY, Adviser to Hi-Y, Service Club. Golf Club MRS. NORA M. ROBERTSON Biology, Adviser to Science Club MRS. FRANC G. BAILEY Biology S MR. ROBERT H. LYON Social Problems, Adviser to Pack Rats n MR. HAROLD XV. ALLISON Social Problems, U. S. History. Debate MRS. VEOLA XVILMOT U, S. History MR, RUSSELL G. HIENDRICKS Social Problems, U. S. History. Activities Committee MRS, RUTH BEACON English 13, Adviser to Eugenean MISS JULIETTE C. GIBSON English 12, Newswriting. Creative Wfriting. Adviser to News MRS. FAY JUDY English ll, Adviser to junior Class MR. EDGAR GOODNOUGI-I English Il, Adviser to Honor Society CLCLL f