Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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LYLE L SMALL, B.A., M,A, Sociril living, U S. hisiory, adviser lo Class of '50 X-11 -1 Q 1 11 1 1. ,-,'11 1 ' 1 11 1 'C'1. ' 1 FH 1 ' W1 1 , - 11115 11 '11-I' 1 1 1 I I11 'I '1,fI1 1' 1111 1- 1 1 f e1'11 11111 J ALAN WICKHAM, B.S. Social living, US. hisrory, adviser vo Class of '49, adviser lo Chess Club ,gp-.111-1, .. ,, . , .. 11.1,.....1f.11,1,.1 I , 1 VEOLA P. WILMOT, B.A., M A U.S. hislory, English Il, adviser 10 Social Y Deporimenv of Girls' League 1. ,,.,. 1. . .., 3141s. 4-V ,V,., 1,,,.1 'Q' C11 1, ' :J-1' . J fI111' '1 !!.I ' C 111' fi JOSEPHINE WOLFE, A.B., M.A. Spanish, adviser To Spanish Club '1' 1 co 1'1iI 'l1- QI If1113,g111 11-11- M f',1 - f1-11111 fy 411' '1,11 - 'rc- CAROLYN L. WOODS, Ph.B. Social living, English II, adviser to Ac- tivities Commiffee, and Girls' League Financial Deparirnenl :ff CIO11' rho' '1-3' 'a.or1'fA Cssvww- CU1If 1131 Lp I:-ic'-f a 5 fa- wan :1 gzod E135-, 51,1 ' ' N-f 'J . 1Ng:c1 1-'t111c1gf-: G cwrm 'C'i'1 l 11- 'I 1,11 11-1 r :111u Q. 1, 10 em.- CARRIE CHRISTIANSEN, ELNA NELSON, MARY KITZ, WINNIE CAMERON Ilu-ru 1s .1 g1111iI 1'c.1s1111 11I11 it IN i111l111ssiI1I1- t11l1wI1r111ur 11.11 tI1111uuI1 tlw I1111cr I1.1II Ir11111 12:10 1111. Xu, If ISI Ir t.1I1cs 1111110 tI1.111 .1 c.111-1111c11c1' LII i lxriulucc tI111sc .imx-ti1i11g, 11LI11rs 111.11 cIriIt 1111 tw tI1c M111 I'I1111rs. Iiivur 4-1111Ixs 1111rI1 I1.1rLI LIP II1lI1Ix up 11'I111Ics11111c .incl .1111w.1I111g, I1111cI lwr ILlI'lL'll. .mel II1i' rc- 11111 is cIcIiui11L1s. CLIS I CJIPIXXS MALFRED afno, JACK Homin, H27 siwooo vioierre, CHARLES srfpnsws fm ' iff ,.. UL'Ilk' 15 1 N 1 l NLTII 1111 .lIYlL's I1mr I '. . '1 ' HL' l ' 141 . is ll , N ' I , ' I . .-x ,, LN. . . . Q '. '. 1 . 1 11 YL 1 1,-W ,s N - g11s1111, s

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'br FFR as l.ll.LlAN LYNCH, R.N., PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE School nurse At'er liyewag to traosavds ol 'ales aaau' aches ara rzarnf, .cms real, some brouar' cn by pure- slciDCerltus , Mrs Lynclvf Ccuwcrs cl clagncsls pan- become 'G acc that the gc-nulm-lylllgc'tC1ulCk and P-ltlclnnt trf-atmerf, .-.hilt tlaf- frauds get riturn lr: ROBERT H, LYON, B.A., M,A. U.S. history, social problems, adviser to Pack Rats fU':r CZK-ng awr 'cc 'error c' Eurisx, l-lc.-yall, ana Carnac-a lfr. L-,cc crrfff O .- gcfs wcsnfalns, '-l s 'ri' offs cr- vsoontaln c--mama ana slung OLA M. MCDERMOTT, B,A. Algebra, plane geometry, practical math. For an lrrwtutlnq V-wrafcurrlc, slr lab, IA f'lcDirmc cllcl ll. la X.-.ark ta' Ccnvptav' Ei' c,:laCc-cl a H' r leclili -s tnclcrx- 'gr1'Cl 'l'1 l-in lag, auil r' acl gn CLOYD B. MAKINSON, B,S. Agriculture, adviser to F.F.A. Altifr :pf-ndlnq laur summer. as a :ar--2 rauarcl, and tm-n working ov a larm, Ulr lfiaklvscvz nc: 41 r, lfl laarwcfa'cn lm 'W city ct MARY E, MALLERY, B,S., M.B,A. Bookkeeping, adviser to Commercial Club, Pep Club, and to Student Body Financial Books. A ready smile and a helplnq hand for cwery- ons- are the signs which identify Miss Ma!- 'wy as 'lie land al 'Qaclter who enloy- hir .-.farlf and lm lpl hr-r Jurlents ta rviay tht- r ROY W. MALLERY, B.S., M.S. Art, adviser to Paletteers and Assembly Committee Mr, Nlalleri, has worked ln a sawmill, wade broom handle-s in a lactory, and ,punt Ql months ov:-rseas., and is able 'o cops with the Palettecrs. DUANE MELLEM, B.A., M.A, Health, physical education coaching, head baseball coach, adviser to EfClub, and N.A.S.S. An ardent amateur photographer, M:-1 ervloys trying whats at any anqlc. Targets include E-Club and any other wild gain' ODINE N. MICKELSON, B.A. Industrial arts, Representative Chairman of Jr. Red Cross Mr Mick--lfcn grow- tlcwcrs, nsakf' woaa' n now-l'le , and Q-xptcx ta catch lv arf- tl -w au the coast al British Columbia, BYRON L. MILLER Band, orchestra, a cappella Il, adviser to Assembly Committee The teafrs, as wa-ll as the roofing sivctcu clipcnd on Mr Mills- s catl1,Jsf'il'l 'rr l-tt Cser'l1'- last lwnsr C. DONALD MOORE, B.A. Industrial arts H114 ye, cswcl tlwe- CU-cc tele-r3 :,w lical Ts new ca.er'9 Thank you, Vr Mcarv rivsctbf r ccvtrllqutlgn tc 'lv 'ccci RITA NORRlS, BS., M.S, Homernalxing, foods, cafeteria supervisor Miss Norris chosi- Oregon avcl Eug--iw' as the Dlacf- in which .nc wlslwf- to llvi- and El-l.S. rlof- place lr' which ff- v, .lm 'J teach. NORA ROBERTSON, B.A., M.A. Biology, adviser to Science Club M' Rolis veal' is sun-vm-r ,aca' : '- carl- .zi- tracing --- lntrlcatf va ltlc Q' 'lit Orrfgg Coast, and slm- -lwarc-s with lwcr clam. ' amazing lori- al the world Ol naturi-

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OFFICE GIRLS Row I. F. Lowry, P. Husband, J. Robertson, A. Ziolkowski, M. Lynch, J. Gray. Row 2. V. Drake, F. Jensen, P. MacGregor, C. Bryan, S. Hubbard. Those girls that are in anal out of your elasses at the lirst of the period are really out of class legally. Thex' are a part of the olliee stall which 'is very efheiently headed hy the registrar and secretary. Their duties are all miscel- laneous johs the olhee ran produce. Perhaps this husy running arouncl is the seeret of how they lseep their girlish figures. LIBRARY STAFF Row 'l. B. Mansell, J. Bashford, I. Renshaw, I. Myers, M. Lynch, M. Siegmund. Raw 2. Mrs. Burrell, B. Lane, R. MacGregor, G. Rogers, C. Young, T. Riggs, L. Parish. Row 3. D. An- derson, W. Olsen. ilihe intellect ol Eugene lligh simply' would not he il it were not for the lihrari Stall. Il there were not a system in the library, you might ehecla out Ciizptuin From Castile thinking you had .JJLICIIILILIIJS Concise Histori of lfnglunil Froni the Death of Ciiiesm' to rlw Death of Iflizulietli. ln other words, those harcl working hoys anal girls in the lihrarx' aleserve a lot more ereclit than anyone hothers to git e them. SECRE'l'Al'iY After three years at Eugene High. Mrs. Carolyn Mellem lincls homemak ing more attractive as a lull time job. Nlrs. Xlullaley came to E.l IS. at the heginning ol the seconcl semester. She servecl as a Xllave two years cluring the war. .Miter receiving her cliseharge in Nlareh ol' I9-46, she attentleil the Ll. of O. as an English major. REGISTRAR Xlrs. Vllagner gracluatecl from E.H.S in 1940. then attenclecl the University ol' Oregon as an English major, Known to most ol us as Mary , this is her seeoncl year at E.ll.S. LIBRARIAN Mrs. Burrell has an espeeially dith- eult joh since she consented to manage the lihrarx' after the original lihrary teacher left during the school year. She is a grailuate of Oregon State College. hut he-r hrst interests are with her familv.