Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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. 'vnv,, mkqgns dl' wt '-sw Dean W. Mickelwait, Principal What makes a principal? A cluttered desk piled high with decisions in the making, a great sense of fairness, the huge res- ponsibility of a school and its students, plus a real desire to help each of them-do these really make a principal? These qualities and many others are an important part of Mr. Mickelwait, a very quiet and conscientious person. Ray Hendrickson, Vice-Principal Attendance, activities, and discipline all deal directly with the student. Working in these capacities Mr. Hendrickson has met each of us, and we all greatly appreciate his help. Formally he was the Administrative Vice-Principal of our school. Z? 're' 'ffl' No matter how much he enjoys working with teachers, stu- dents, and statistics he can't keep his nose to the grindstone all the time. He might be found relaxing by singing baritone with the Gleemen, trolling for steelhead, camping in the mountains, or simply enjoying an evening at home with his family and two cats This is Mr. Mickelwait of Eugene High. Chuck Hale, President The many details in the office of Student Body President be- longed to Chuck Hale. Characterized by a friendly Hil , he was kept busy by such duties as taking chorqe of the Student Council, the Student Body Cabinet, all assemblies, choosing the Student Body Committees, and doing the homework that a senior in the Honor Society had to complete. ,ge . ,ff A sr-ff'

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ABBY ADAMS: French ll, Latin l and ll, Spanish ll, Advisor, French Club, National Honor Society. Expression: Well, bow would you translate it? LOYD AMICK: P.E. and Health, Advisor: Football, Track, E Club. Expression: lt tokes lvroms To ploy football' MISS KITTS Did you plan a dance or some other social event? Did you try for a schol- arship? lf so, you worked with Miss Kitts, the dean of girls. You probably found her busy giving her personal attention to all girls who come to ask her advice, although she is primarily concerned with seniors. You may have also found her working in her other capacities as the head of pre-college counseling and club organization. MR. POTTER When you first came to Eugene High School, you met Mr. Potter, Vice-prin- cipal in charge of Student Personnel. He supervised all counseling, testing, and guidance activities. All students are certainly indebted to him because he provided individual assistance and help in his duties as dean of boys. FACULTY W NX ,.,.,,- Xxx CQ- TSFAX . QSS S-J-'F QA HAROLD ALLISON: Debate, Social Prob- lems. Expression: Tlnorefrc more wovs of killing O CGilllGfllOVII'1Qll To Cloollw BERNICE ANDREWS: Social Problems, Advisor: Activities Committee. Expres- sion: Just for fum' Un, byll X ,, i ' A .-'-',... f - 'it' ,7 . 5 :Q r A ., ox ' ' 77 ' FLORENCE ALTHEN: Typing l and ll Advisor: Office Scanners. Expression Now, it just might luv' GLENN APLIN: Social Living, Advisor Rifle Club. Expression: Som- doys Gfll lilw thot' V: