North Eugene High School - Tartan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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We hope sin- have captured the flavor of your for this is your book in a very special dedi- The Tartan Staff FIRST GRADUATING CLASS nv- v 1 w g,,mK.,, V , -wh..-+ -W . 1? - Q vw 'H 1 ,ae-ff wp My A W A ly ,az MM wmv ,AA. ,iv W ,, Wg 1gww2,.S2f - L:fVAi'1f ,- r- ,-.- . - v W. 1 5 ' .Y 2 f 3 Q IA 4 lun --'ff' 1 , T., ,ik . 1 t-'iw 1, f n :ep ef, Q I I SCHOOL BOARD X C. 'Yup- vf Left to right: Mr. Gordon Olsen, Mr. Lee Bishop, Dr, Lelond Stoufter, Mrs. Sully Stottord, Mr. Richord Miller. The students of North Eugene would like to recognize ond thonk the School Boord for o job well done. The boord is chorged with the legol responsibility for conducting the business of the school district. It estoblishes policies within which the odrninistrotion then operotes the schools. The members ore non-poyed public-spirited citizens thot ore elected by people ofthe school district for o five yeor term. Chairman: Gordon T. Olsen ADMINISTRATION Ji Z ,....7..- x:1v-V, Nun 'Cl Dr. MiIIcrd Pond - Superintendent 1 X, 'Sf Assistant Superintendents x 7 Left: Mr. Lloyd MifII1oIIen Right: Mr. Lefoy Erdmcn M-...muh .,,-A RAY HENDRICKSON To the Students of North Eugene Hugh School It IS only fitting that the 1959 60 Tartan be dedicated to our t1rst graduatnng class lt IS an approprlate and well deserved honor The class of 1960 has set high standards ln academic octlvlty and personal achievements that will serve as a stlmulus for succeeding classes The fact that thus class had no precedlng class to guide them rs further mdlcatlon ot their abnlzty and character I am proud ofthe class of 1960 and wlsh to congratulate them at thus tlme on their many achievements and to wish them every success rn the future Ssncerely Q? b4,.,,.,.V Ray Hendrickson Prlnclpal North Eugene Hugh School 10 4 V ,f :al S Y I 's . W ll l 1 ' 'in 25 X. -9' ni 5 1 MRS, BETTY BERGMAN - Deon of Girls WMI BOB NEWLAND - Vice Principal CHUCK ZOLLINGER - Deon of Boys tl .M DWAYNE ADCOCK - Latin MRS, PHYLLIS PUTNAM - Mathematics 'i' I E !'T' fa. 9 27 Wlhadfu A MISS AGNES BEST - Girls' PE, 8x Biology GENE BEAVER - Business Education HARRY HOLTON - Biology 8. German CARROL DEBROEKERT f English 8- World History ff' Q- JAMES SNOW - Mathematics ' W ,-15i5.f21 Y' Q-- ww MRS, LOUISE SPRAGUE - Homemoking 2 ' Y I ESTLEY SCHICK - Music MISS JACQUELINE BOGAN - Girls' P.E. MRS. JEANNE RHODA - Social Living 8- Engiish MRS. SANDY ANDERSON - English 8- Journalism x.,- f--3 ,,-ali fry' 'bf GLEN APUN - Social Living Ric:-iARD BACH - Mcfhemaiics MRS. CONSTANCE BARNES - English, Reading PAUL BELL - Biology, Chemisfry ROE BETTERTON - Business Education JAMES CARMICHAEL .. lndusf.-ici Ang 'QS 'K , Or MISS MARY CONSTANS - Art DENNIS DAVIS - Boys' P. E. M, V ,W ., ,,.......a ROBERT FRAZELL - Bond, Orchestra MRS. OLIVIA FROEBE - English Modem Eufopevn Hlstofv WENDELL HALL - Mathematics LEE GOODE - United States History, - 8:-., Q M S - . my W JOHN READ - American Problems MRS. GAY RUSSELL - Girls' P,E. -.Q Isis I 9g , we MISS MARILYN DAVIS - Croffs 81 French MRS, JUNE KETEL f Nurse MRS. BILLIE ALBIN - Nurse MRS. HANNAH BORGERS - Nurse L I r11'Y UVIS A x. 4' 'Sri Yr 1 ROBERT HAMILL - Americcn Problems RAY HARSHFIELD - English, Dromo MRS, REIERSGAARD and MRS, ARLENE HAVEY CECE HODGES - Drivers Education, Audio Visuol Aid ,gl ,, f f - MARVIN JAEGERS - United States History BUD KASPER - Chemistry im Tll na., L. pg. x. W ' 4 usp !S.x1.xL,M.hL.Mhhl .. Rh-'51 A C,.gMf:hbHmM 1 l4MT ilu Q Munn: frhu ,, ,LzHNlPm5nh1. .. ,Q I -i'hhiNI,Ix,x..u.hui. f, . , , . Q J 1'QfQ ! t , rx ,w ,gs Y . MEL KRAUSE ,, Boys' p. E. GEORGE KRUPICKA - Mathematics , ,, WM -Q-,L V? nil' E x ft MRS. LOUANA LAMB - Business Education MISS LOTTIE LEE LAMB - Librarian MRS. JANICE McLEAN - English, Creative Writing MRS. ELIZABETH MALAGON - English, Journalism :wiht ltr .fr P-sw ' QR BUD ROBERTSON - BOYS' P- E- GEORGE Rum - Typing, Retail Selling if F x 'T' RICHARD SMITH - Boys' P, E. MR. TAYLOR - English, Debate, Speech BERT VILLANEUVA - Spanish .Q N315 Looks like thot hard working TARTAN staff. Y , OFFICE STAFF Q I MRS. HAZEL REIERSGAARD - Office Secretory 45 s L MRS, MABEL KENNEDY - PSFSOFHWSI SSCFGYGVY MRS, FERGUSON - Omce and Library Secretory MRS, JOY HENSEN - Attendance Secretory Even the office staff deck out in school coNors T Ai al A ll i KNEELING an front Mrs Ethel Yoder Mrs Elverdo Hughes FIRST ROW Mrs Floy Wells Mrs Mlldred Hull Mrs Louise Lemons Mrs Foy Wlllloms SECOND ROW Mrs Froncns Hofhowcy Mrs Margaret Brlght Mrs Lols Ruff Mrs Louise Woshburne Mrs Ruth Brumlcy COOKS 08 x, 22 JOE SOLOMAN Z..-..-,---E-- 1' CUSTODIANS HARRY MITCHELL Head Cusfodlcln FINN GAULOA nov BERT 23 Jlcss KIRTLEY ff A , 1 an VVZZ ,,,, , , '- 'vw X , Pi ' fi , 'fi'-,7 2 I r dw, z t Y, A A ff in STUDENTS U lb Avg: ' Mt- Q44 Ki kt h' Ai-r' ff. ,f 36- .,gQ,. JIU QW 90 ? I N 1:77-LC 4 Q 'ragga' :X 32 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rlch Affebury Vice Presndenf Marlon Bennett Treasurer Roy Ressler Presrdenf ond Jecmme Brown Secretory SENICDR CLASS rg- mx ti I ' O Q 'P SO' .1 In 'ATP P DOUG APPEL GERRI BISSELL LAWRENCE BRENNER JEANIE BROWN NANCY CHAPMAN n- K. x.,,ov 'IS I? rwr' L. CONNIE READ HAROLD CLARK MARY JO DELYEA HONOR SOCIETY CAROL GOLDHAMMER W X lvl Us 14 NANCY GASKILL MIKE GRAHAM T7 KEN JOHNSON BERT LOUGHMILLER CLAUDIA MCFERRAN CYNTHIA MOIR PAT SALISBURY 'ff I 4 N ' 1' 1 fm fx 1 'U gf wif! W 'T' -1. TERRY AMBROSE HOWARD ANDERSON .am ff? 'Z Y'-r 2' DOUG APPEL 'df Mu 's.l Www TERRY BACON MIKE BAILOR JEANNIE BARHAM V -.447 ,vw:v:,, K- .ar X K '-mr SHERRI E ARMENTROUT BRENT ARNOLD GENE ASLIN KATHY ASMERVIG LINDA ATKINS RICH ATTEBURY LOUIE BABCOCK SUE BARKER ,wwf 'Fw-v ?'Y' -My NORMA BARNETT BETTY BEACH PHYLLIS BEAT STEVE BEATY DIANA BECKER VONNIE BECKOS LOUETTA BELL WILMA BELL A al'-' KEITH BARTON ,-up 'wfgk --AY 'Q 3 'Mr 1---af DON BATES DAN BAXLEY milf f .1' sv'- wi' !'1 d' ..,....-mv walgf 1 Q2 iw -'lm 119 qwq' MARION BENNETT ROB BENNETT JANET BERNARDO D19 1-f-9 i ' W LAL 0 Q 1,L. Y Z' f -r . 1 k A -,P WI? v Aff. 5. w , 2 , 51 'gin :ig ' 2,1 5 ,fi 2 Af 2 uf ,r mr gf' A ,, . ' , ,,,.pf3w , ,f M AW , AV V QL. W RUSS BEVANS GARY BOHNA RICH BOLLS RENNE BOOTH DORIS BOTTOM CRYS BRADLEY KATHY BRENNAMAN LAWRENCE BRENNER 'cf si 3? 'Q ff 'E 2-51 I J- J W s 'Z F Q ug ff Q W- f ' UI , 5 , 55 X MARK BEYMER YYY? AJS x'fY Nd A,-! GERI BISSELL '31 ATP -tai 1..., ' BARBARA BLOCK if Y'- ? C, LARRY BRISTOW 'R-Q' IK 9 Yr JEANNIE BROWN JULIE BROWN Wi 'fb- fungi 0-5 1 Iz,,.4 RN 525' 415, I 1' I ,. fu -.ia bf X IXXY, L,.n' W'...v4Y 'S-i 1 5' BOB BROWN KATHY BRUMBAUGH BOB BRUNS MIKE BURT l 1-6-7 GLADYS CHAPMAN NANCY CHAPMAN J,-Q wwf' DO WALLY BURTON LAVENE CALEF BARBARA CALVIN ' MIKE CAREW 11' JUDY CASSIDY 'ff JOE CHADEK N CHRISTEN GENE CHRISTOFFERSON M .,-,i FLOYD CLARK HAROLD CLARK fu. 'Z' sf Q'-'47 L LARRY CREEL -4--if 'Vira- JERRY com JEAN COLEMAN RICK COLLINS SHARON COLLISON JANET CONE RON CORY GEORGE COULTER TOM CULLEY W -.fr ,nf QQ -40' -vi 'wvff 4 1,,...,w-.P MERRIE KAY DALTON BONNIE DAMROW ALICE DAVIS GAYLE DAVIS sue DAVIS -Q--19 MARY .IO DELYEA MIKE DERRY JUDY DICKINSON JOHN DIETZ q SANDRA DIMENT Na' ? TP 'CDH- DAVID D ARMOND 'QL gl' AJ f ...J -1 DON DAVENPORT KN lg? 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EDIE LENHART 'U V5 1-.ni 'YW37 RON LEWIS QQ. 5 1 HARVEY KOSTAD CAROL KRUESI BRY LAKE GORDON LANDERS BARBARA LANIG DENNIS LANGAN BOB LAUSE SHARON LE N IS 1: v x Q. fl-j'ff5-5 .Y ,, A ' Ig' , I ', 'IX sf- fi I - 1 I Ra . sf 'UO' . A A , f i I , Q Yi-I, , D - if ' V' '1- I1 - II h '-'W BILL i J- A 0 - I 9 rg A ' J . ,K X -I I IEW? a x A 1 :fs if . v m , jk 1? ' V511 ' , I' ' gc. ,f '1 gksffim I Aprgggffg ,ff k,.jj',4'gf,jy If , ,if,l!'f:.5g gif . - rf-H 1,412 ,.w?rfQ wr 1 . N-5.175 .Z is ' wi' F '- A' a . I .JH , I A W S' I Aj I I ' L . ,Iv f f5'a'I,2' I gig Ji I ,fi 2675, II 'gr f i u 13 :Q ,f i-' I A 'gg 3' if - 'U A ' Q I 1 4. Sf ,Q '4 , , E 'J' j 1 X x .1 I' 1T Z7 DICK LICHTENWALTER JERRY LOCKE X' ,I I ., I 1 , I I BERT LOUGHMILLER 'Da fx-00 Iv' ' Or 'YH':1Y TWH? 'C asv MARY JANE McCRORY CLAUDIA MCFERRAN diff' 'QF' NF Y'N -uv ' 'Y' Q Y MIKE McKAY rv- 1? 'CS' Xa, 1-3 x N fi LB Qf5 ?X 57,1 :L I IF I M, 5 I I , CHUCK LOWE FRED LOUVRING MYRNA LOY DON LUSH LINDA LYONS BOB MCCABE SHARON MCCONNELL COLIN MCKENZIE YTD ,. . W 'I 'Q N- . L 'x Jwlv' , 4 ff I I L . .W MN W, - . - K, . J X, Q .qs I my 1,3 JN Z I Lit Q ' M N - I 3 5 I 4 ' , 1 f I I ff 'J f- ff -4 I f Q , -of AH -. f' . NLLN f, Lkbxix Es: . Irifiiliw . 'I . iff lx if 1--v R.. DAVID MCKVNNEY MIKE MALONE ED MANSELL SHNRLEY MANVNARKNG MARTY MASON FRED VASSEY DEANA MATHER WALT MATHEAS 35 'Y A-f' QP PAUL MCKlNNEY if a 1 410 1:-...,,,, v-s 7-Q ' xl at-7 RON NQLAUGHLIN 'I' lf- ? 4-J A4 GWEN MCREYNOLDS qs' T WAV' GLENDA Mfmssom S-an-uv DIANA MAV 'ii HCVVAR VAYBERRY gov' 1217 46,111 STEVE MEDIL CYNTHIA MOIR SANDRA MOLTZAU DON MOON GARY MORRIS JOHN MORTENSEN PAT MUNN GORDON MYERS 11' ---'P fr' 'I I' sn, I 'af A nj W i',aif ff ffl' BILL MELQUIST 'O' Xl ,.-H' 'QI 62? , 'wid g-.nr 'si' JOHN MERWIN JIM MITCHELL S-Q-FI' 'UTY 'V 135 ,Swv -od' YN-fr cw! 1Ira'4, sk! SHIRLEY NEET CONNIE NEWEL BEV NIMMO -F52 'N ff' if C137 N A-.-.af FRANK OLIVER DOUG OLSEN GORDY ORLOFF .p IW- ho? fo-sn! 1-H 1 ft? -sf' Cf., JIM PETIT RUTH PICKERING KAY PIKE Y DENNIS PAKULAK DEL PANTHER BILL PARKER MARY PARMENTER DONNA PARTCI-I SHAREE PEITERSON LUCY PE EPSON PAT POMEROY 1- 7 .,,a, ROD POTTS .high fsw Qvv M41 QW' JON RICE 25+ i PATTY POWELL LYNDA QUALLS M-fdi' KATHY RICHARDSON l fi-nh-as GLEN RISSBERGER 0? M' 'sf' I wa!! 2 1 8971 4592 Ia JUDY RA NSCN CONNIE READ BOB REAR KENTON REAVIS DIANE RECK RAY RESSLER ARLETA RHOADS IDA ROTTER 'ZR fsdx 'I I 'X LXR. gf , I M I If .I II I :I I ffl 'I I I ,ff r II SY: 1 I LI, I II If! ,s A r 1,25 x , ja, I Q- , W wil' A A afxvrqfifip . 440 r--q T CAROL RUPERT JUDY SCHLOSSER V CKIE SCHMNDT GLAN SHENICM JOYCE SCHULTZ WCHELYN SCREEN RAN SEARS BOB SEVERNS 'xl '! 'W YK-4' PAT SALISBURY JIM SANDERSON VERN SANSOM My I 'N +1 7? '07 1,-J-'E QQ I-I W'-'av LINDA SELLARD GARY SHAFFER IJ X-tr 1417 ?v-'FY MARK SHARAR 1 '7 3' VD-vw CHARLIE SHOOP BRENDA SMITH JOANNE SNODGRASS JERRY SNYDER LOUIS SOULEK MARY SPALINGER MARGO STANEIELD MARK STEINHAUER ?x q-'v 'V 73? ELLEN SIMENSTAD 'i pawn Bai -zyr- F fe-:mf '71 T 4 Q s-4+ his ERLENE SIMMONS DICK SLACK 'Q HW' 1352, l '? -A-HE vs-4' Qkm fx ftsx 'W-'gr' N MARY JO STELZE Y-'TP M- QQ 'W 'tv' NWN: PATTY STEWART DAVE ST I ERS I-1 ral 'inf' ef-1' A fav' 1'-av' , 'Z' 'I' Vi, MIKE STRAYER ANITA STRXLZUK DARROLD STUTZ 'fix N:--gf -fb' '7 ws..-.., .ii JAN THOMPSON -RT Q -,4 Rl:- -- JV SHARIE THURMAN ff CLAUDENE TICER 1 xxx ,i w-fqr BETH ANN SUMMERS SANDRA SVEEN JUDI SWARTZ THELMA SNEENEY DALE TAXDAL OWEN TAXDAL JIM P-'CJPSON MIKE TONPKINS Sr W? x 415 , wg .gl ---.-nr -Q'- '? SONDY TRAYLOR GARY TRINKA DON TUCKER SUE VAN DEN BOS 'D-L fx, fffi' L- GEORGE VAN KIRK CAROLYN WARREN .gl KERRY WATKINS ,1i','? h2 1 F 'mg ' -is 'fo 1..5, ELIZABETH WHEELER BONNIE WHITE 'E I3 isnt! f y' -. If LOU WENZL TOM WESTER DEANNA WESTLAKE RON WILLIAMS DIANE WILLIAMS ?f5 an .P 1v'4 'sl' 1-nv' If, X 5 - ,A ,A . sl -. ,A ,4 'Y . . A f , if ' L I ' , I 'V , L5 I ln - V ' 2 If fi 'Q Mg 'I , f' A 1 5 L I A . ' , n 5 , 4 ' I' Q . I W 'QU . I . f Q f i ' .V-A L .-- -: I , -yi:-.V kv' V' 1 I ,JK 1 555351 - 11 Fr' 'I . 5 , I 'fi . wi-f , 1 f ' R 1 Vw -H' I-'I - . , 5 I QU, If ,A QT. I K ,y Ia -gfe auf, 1- M, N 'Af Jn'f.1 I .,-Q-fvffw .Y , 7 S212 ,Fil 1 f 151I'-f 3' 'bfi FQ' 'ff' if H I . , A V JE sb -.M , D , I M , f fy- fy Q Q 54:27 D ik I , , X. , A , X I l A , J .I I A -. fi , 4 , , . 4 + K , ,Ak -I 1 I , I Ip? ? ! is -xg? . :fu f nm, , I iw , , I JERRY WILLIAMS ANGELA WILSON DICK WILSON BILL WRIGHT JILL YOCKEY BARBARA ZELLNER BARBARA ZIPF 49 . 1---Q, ral..-e , Y 7 f---n...' rl I . .....3. L....L- lL ?5-uf X I if 5 .. - N ' s.......x ' 5 JUNKOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mary Blackford, Secreraryg Randy Boyer, Vice President, Bruce Benson, Treasurer, and Jim One-son, President. 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X, 1 A H Susan P tc u y Prw Dan Qt, LK Jarnes R na l :lee R Dona Re ye Janet Reber D one R d Martha R Randy Rhea Pat Rhod s Ar en R126 Peter Rune Bob Rude-nc Jane Rlssbergcr Beth Robert Duretta R dsrrck Robert Rose Ralph Rctte Neal Rowen Allen Ruth Mary Ruthe ford Robin Ruthet cl Rlchard Sanders 'qv idfi iw? vi O I -fl cf 10' f-4 'Y FOR 'Q .,....,-I -yr --ar l gf? xl 1' Q-7 Q? f-7 'U' -17 xp- Ar -7' --v 11 ,,l 'NYSE fd 'N-uv .A 'Lib NG,-f Q ,sf 00- ,149 Q17 Wi? an 1 1 ve-V Joan Sonoerson Gary Schwleger Dayrd Scott Gary Septon Jerry Sept n Jan Shelley Dennis Sheltar' Jon Shepard Joanne Sheraden Pamela Shruver Dorothy Sums Carol Skelton Judith Slack Patrlcla Srnclley Charles Smtth Davud Srntth Elanne Srmth Jon Smtth Rtchard Snntth Stuart Srnuth ,fx 9 :Lv ,ff R40 -Qui' i -.I '-fun ,I-v Llnda Thomas Angekn Thompson Meredxrh Thompson Glenna Than Donna Thurman Robert Tmer Karla T1fTee Trrnorhy Tracy Tom Upp Steve Van Horn Kay Vefffnan CIaJd1 f f Rose 1 lege' Ro-germ fr JG' Sh rw ' 'a e Fe n ha'-on: M 'gn -fr f' ff: B ' L' fre Q Bef Ahffe E rw A Ahee' r zu S 'D- v-s '47 ga l ,L Z T A 4 f'- uf, -r-A-up f'5 ..-1? 4. 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SF t ,N 'wr 2 W ,Iwi Q--v fa. l fs QQ? W 51 ' D I vrf anv- ,au AUTOGRAPHS 70 Gary Whnteaker Leroy Whlre Janet Whnfney Roger Wulcox Rodney Wulhelm Donna Wllke Gladys Wnlsan Paul Winters Beverly Wood Lynn Woodrlch Jef? Woodward Allce Yancey Robert Yates Karen Zimmer Glorla Znnzer NORTH EUGENE'S FIRST North Eugene scored another first in the i959-60 school year by having their first foreign exchange student. When the idea of having an exchange student was tlrst formulated, little did anyone realize that North could get anyone who would ht in so well with the academic and social atmos- phere. North High's foreign student, Harry Garnett, was born in Ellon, Scotland in April, l942. His family moved quite a bit after the war, but eventually settled down in Newcastle, England. In l953, Harry enrolled in Dame Allans Boys' School and stayed there until the time of his coming to North but he will return to hnish his last year there. At Dame Allans School he played rugby and cricket plus participating in track and cross country, Harry's fifteen year old sister attends the girls' section of the same school. His mother teaches at a local grade school and his fa- ther is a sales supervisor for a firm which makes everything from mustard to orange drinks. Harry has been a scout for many years and he intends to major in History or Geography in college. Harry Garnett will long be remembered by the class of '60 for bringing closer to them the interna- tional affairs of the day. 1 it 'K N, 4 .v . 4. H Q 10 f .. Q, . 'L J : 1 f ,fx It K v Q., Mrs. Livingston Baldwin Crane .............. Lily Pratt . . . Cynthia Tate . . . Mama Mixter Mrs. Dace ..... Mrs. Maguire . . . Jay J. Pressley Spencer B. Daszey .... Alonzo Beal ..... Tony Theodophulus Steve Bromm .... Andrew MacKaig .. Judge Fish ....... ............... Halsey Van Stye .. Rutherford ..........,........ Dr. Quincy Adams James, Jr. . . . Bill Dobbs ................. Clerk of the Court ......... Mrs. Gordon KYvette Yvett .... Evelyn Snow Susanne ...... Court Reporter . . . LADIES OF THE JURY North Eugene High's first drama production of the year, titled Ladies of the Jury, was an arena style play held in the Little Theater. Written by Fred Ballard, Ladies of the Jury set a high dramatic stand- ard for the year. The production opened on November 13 and 14 to a full house and continued the following week on November I8-21. Mr. Ray J. Harshfleld, serving his first year as North Eugene's dramatic coach, skillfully directed the play with Elizabeth Wheeler as student director. The Jury . . . Carolyn Warren Glenda Matteson ........ Sandra Bowser Janet Bernardo ,... Sandra Lee Coleman Mary Parmenter ....... Linda Gheen Sue Frager Eunice Wheeler .... Connie Read Linda Sellard ...... Don Watson . . . . Norman Nevers .. Sandy Duncan Gale Roid . . . . John Mortensen . . . David Watson The Others . .. Dave Stiers .... Mark Sharar . . . . Russ Busey . . . . Curt Davis ...... Chuck Lowe Don Moon Bobbye Lue Stanley Annette Jacquot .. Mary Jane McCrory Nancy Collins . . . . Patricia Noble Martha Reynolds . . . Sandra Sveen 74 TWILIGHT WALK 'ffww ,fun - Twilight Walk was the second dramatic production ot the year pre- sented by North Eugene. This three act drama was written by A, K, Shiflrin and directed by Ray J, Harshfleld. The play depicted a psy- chopathic killer who killed women in Central Park. This part was very adeptly played by Sandy Duncan. He was supported well by the sup- porting actors: Don Watson, Syd Moffett, Gale Roid and Elizabeth Wheeler. The play was held in the auditorium tor a well re- ceived three night run. Cast Ronnie Brewster . .. Enrice ......... Zelig ........ . ... Sandy Duncan .... Charley Shoup .. Lawrence Brenner Mary ................ Donna Hughes Suzy .......,.... Woman with puzzle Sleeping Man .... Two Young Ladies . Two Sailors ,..... Boys on Bicycles . . Clark Wilson ... Shoeshine Boy .... Mrs, Kramer ...... Old Woman ...,. Young Woman with Kate Scott ....... . . Mrs, Brewster ...... .......SueGeorge . . . . Patricia Noble . . .. . Bruce Benson Chris King Dorothy Sims .. Darrell Donaldson Kerry Watkins ...... Curt Davis Roland Baxter ..,.. Don Watson Dave Watson Judy Kays .. Janice McKenzie Boxer ........... Mary McCrory SydMoftitt Elizabeth Wheeler Man with Pookle ...... Colin McKenzie Sam Dundes ..... Fighter ........ Gale Raid ... Mark Beymer Kid Fighter ....... Ken Mueller Policeman .... Rosie Calahan ....... ... . Duncan Prescott DeAnne Mather Mike Cohen .......... Terry Ambrose Boy with Comic book . . . Rou McGregor Young man with radio ..... Don Moon Roller Skate Girls ..... Sharon Ettland Duretta Roderick Woman with packages , Jeanie Barham Tramps ................. Dave Stiers High School Sweethearts .... Tim Tracy if , ,W qw yqmflf f Fmt' fag Q '- , 'V UNT fi, wth, X.......... i Annette Jacquot , TIIISTISETQE G1 Mistletoe Magic was the theme for this year's Christmas dance. The dance, a date semi- formal sponsored by the Girls' League, was held on the evening ot December 19. The General Chairman was Alette Appel, assisted by Belva Richens as decoration chairman. Teh dance was set in a snowy winter scene. The court for the dance was made up at a princess from each class. The selection of a queen depended on class donations of canned food tor the needy. The Queen was, senior Gwen McReynolds, junior princess was Bonnie Rissenger, sophomore princess was Sandy Holberg. Dance music was played by Sammy Fox and his Band. Entertainment included Jerry Cole singing Younger than Springtime, Bruce Benson doing a humorus reading, and Meredith Tompson singing Frosty the Snowman. 77 Mike reads cn lifter from Momo. - --f... i PRINT AND CORD if i Left: Dole, Ron, Terry ond Mur- cia do o lor of nothing. Rnghf: Nice We When girls come to school in their full skirts and the boys in their bright shirts, you know it's spring even it it's raining outside. This year Print and Cord Week came to North on the 4th of April. It was as usual a big success to everyone. There were no special days this year except, everyday, when everyone could show oft their new duds. Thursday saw the tinale to our week with a 'gay and colorful dance with the theme, Lullaby of Birdlandf' The cafeteria was truly a birds paradise with birds everywhere. It was certainly a fun week and every- one enioyed it. 7I l Xol 0 Mt. - eq. k tion, but - - - --dv 79 Left: Charlie, Lu, Rich and .ludy are debating about entertainment Right: Everyone likes a little relaxa Qualifications l Personality 2 Citizenship 3 Scholarship 4 Service to School 5 Extra-Curricular Activities qv- A. GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH 'tif 5? flaw? ' if 1 4, f. if V T? lun? OCTOBER Doug Olsen Cynthia Molr DECEMBER Ray Ressler Alette Appel ll JANUARY: Eddie MonseH Cure! Go'dh'1 wer NOVEMBER: Harry Garnett Sue Eroger EEBRULRY- Gafe Raid De: fl:-H H,1sz ima Q, '4 if 45' at MARCH: Sue Hicks Jim Otteson MAY: Rich Attebury Lyn Anderson sf J '-QA APRIL: Jim Mitchell Barbara Zeilner DEBATE TEAM The following are members at the I959-60 De- bate Team: FIRST ROW: George Larson, John Luvaas, Duane Fandrem, Mark Sharar, Tom Fryback, Mike Thompkins, Tom Lee. SECOND ROW: Will Moir, Roger Carnes, Harry Garnett, Sue Hicks, Sue Frager, Marsha Bullard, Har- old Evenson, Robin Manelcl. GIRL 84 BOY OF THE MONTH COMMITTEE I' These students met monthly with a rotating group at fac- ulty members to select the Girl and Boy of the Month. FIRST ROW: Joan Sanderson, LeAnne Olsen, Carol New- land, Judy Dickinson, Julie Brown, Sue George, Sue Hicks. SECOND ROW: Harold Clark, Gary Sweger, Har- lan Andrews, Will Moir, Gary Trinka. E. A. Mock and Sons of Eugene furnished the North High Driver's Educa- tion Department with a l96O Mercury for the school year. H-r' Q .1 Tuesday evenings would find the trio of Sue Frager, Gale Raid, and Dave Stiers busy mak- ing like disc iockeys at KUGN. Gary Trinka is seated in the background. 'I Q - I ,J 'W in if SHN SMHU 4 fitvm -A' -If if N fn: Fx X 2 x x' 1 k K 5 pp, if k 'QF' 'L 6 -4 iff? f AM I an odf ...J ,if 'hunq,,,,, mags' As mu QQQ x 'MZ 1 6 .1 ' 98 8 ' b I 3 J' any 9 s't , . Q f 'A 5-e L an 1 . T-3 Nl iw if ' sv-:fs 3 -'H' . 1' --'I 'ff' ' stalk' J ' Gale Roid, Student Body President 9, ,iv ,,,, Randy Boyer, Vice President STUDENT BODY ELECTIONS The week of April 22 found the halls at North decorated with unusual and attractive campaign posters. Campaign week, this year, was one not soon to be forgotten. The candidates, chosen by the iunior home rooms, were selected for their scholastic and leadership ability. Primary elections were held, resulting in selecting two candidates for each office. They were, President, Gale Roid and Jim Ottosen, Vice President, Randy Boyer and Pat Helfrich, Secretary, Belva Richins and Donna Evans, Treasurer, Bruce Ben- son and Mike Rear, Historian, Alette Appel an-d Mary Blackford. The posters were excellent this year, showing real talent and'a lot of hard work. Many new ideas were used, everything from campaign bands, parading through the halls, to soapbox speeches. The candidates made their final showing at an assembly Thursday, with elections bein-g Friday. The results were as follows, President, Gale Roid, Vice Presi- dent, Randy Boyer, Secretary, Belva Richins, Treasurer, Bruce Benson, Historian, Alette Appel. Belva Richins, SSCVBYCIVY Bruce Benson, Treasurer Alehe Appel, Hisforiqn ww 1 ,X voters Q courselii- I 69, Shccnnl help if ' She was born EJ FUR M M VEEP CLASS ELECTIONS Sophomore class elections were held in the early fall of the year to select those to guide the Sophomore Class. After a strenuous week of campaigning, John Franz was elected President, Gordon Hall, Vice President, Shielo Jacobs, Secretary, and Dwight Addleman, Treasurer. ln the spring, following the Student Body Elections, were the Junior and Senior Class Elections. They climaxed a week of primaries, cam- paign posters, and speeches that sow the halls of North High pa- pered with more posters than ever before. In the Senior Class, Kit Brazier was elected President, Bob Stewart, Vice President, Kay Keb- blebeclc, Secretary, and Mike Rear, Treasurer. The Junior Class elected Gordon Hall, President, Pam Schriver, Vice President, Joan Sanderson, Secretary, and Dwight Addleman, Treasurer. .lu ELECTION COMMITTEE, TOP: Bry Lake, Larry Ewing, Doug Olsen. BELOW: Jeannie Barham, Barb Long, .lan Cone. ,., Mike Rear Pam Schriver Senior Class Treasurer Junior Class Vice President I North Eugene's tirst musical production was Gilbert and Sullivon's The Mikado. The entire cast was very enthused and worked hard to make the musi- cal a success, which it was in oll respects, The produc- tion was well directed by Estley Schick and Robert Frazell with the musical score and Ray I-larshtield with the dramatic score. Assisting these directors were two very capable student teachers, Mrs. Rogers, head ot costumes, and Mr. Anderson, head ot technicol crew, This being lNlorth's first attempt at a musical, it was well received by the participants, the student body, and the public, 88 Nanki-Poo ,,. Pish-Tush . Pooh-Bah . Ko-Ko . . . Yum-Yum .. Pitti-Sing . Peep-Bo .. Katisha ., The Mikado CAST Ralph Pickering Mike Tompkins .. Dove Stiers .. Gayle Roid Marlys l-lelming Lynn Ash . Belva Richins Nyla Gutherie . Mark Beyrner fp I v rim qi-. inbss 1' ' av., ,, A: ,,5q1M,-is 3 , fi ff Hx :' ' ' I fy. - 4. v. tb Y .vig I - 413' 6 '55 gf lf' 'v 1 5. PROM This year's Junior-Senior Prom was another big first at North Eugene The theme, Stardust, was carried out beautifully in the decoration The Gym, for one evening, was turned into an atmospheric sunken garden with glimmering fountains and bridges. The Stardusters band supplied the music. During inter mission, the queen and her court were presented, Carolyn Warren was crowned Queen Carolyn I, and princesses were Mary Jo Delyea and Joanne Snodgrass. Lucy Peter son sang Stardust for the queen f Cllolrmon for The prom WGS 'llm Ol- Left to Right: Jim Mitchell, Mary Hult, Joanne Snodgrass and Rob Bennett tosen backed up by a fine commit lee. Lucy Peterson turned in another fine performance. What o mess! ai .W-1fg,,f yi' 3 S if 'lf -F 4 'lf 4 ag x . :. lf ff H 4 'us-144 'iff 's AQ! QW! 9 DRAMA AWARDS: Best Supporting Actress, Elizabeth Wheeler, Best Actress, Syd Moltitt, Best Supporting Actor, Dove Stiers, Best Actor, Gale Raid, Most Valuable Production Mon, Torn Choftee, AWARD ASSEMBLY Moy 27 marked the day tor North High's long awaited Award Assembly. Recognition was given to those people who had shown outstanding academic and leadership qualities throughout the year. Sudents receiving recogni- tion but who were not pictured: Dave Prescott, U. of O. Foreign Language Field Day Honor, Larry Ewing, Mathe- matic Aword, Wilma Bell, NEHS Homemaker ot the Year , Ellen Hardy, district winner ot Make it with Wool Contest , Gale Raid, winner ot U.N. Pilgrimage for Youth. The Athletic Awards were given and are shown in their respective sections. Those in the Honor Society were introduced and special mention given to Carrol Wray, iunior with 4.00 GPA, and Carol Gold- hammer, senior with 4.00 GPA. SOPHOMORE AWARDS: Friendliest Boy, Ron Murphy, Friendliest Girl, Sandy Holberg, Most Outstanding, John Franz. JUNIOR AWARDS: Most Outstanding, Gale Roid, Friendliest Girl, Alette Appel, Friendliest Boy, John Armes. Mary Jo Delyeo truly received recognition for her three years ot hard work at North. Here, she is shown receiving the Best Bondsman of the Year award given by the music department, Mary Jo also re- ceived the Chi Omega Award for outstand- ing service and loyalty to her school os well as being chosen as an Oregon Dads Club Honor Scholar, GAA AWARDSGFIRST ROW: Claudio Mc- Ferran, Linda Doron, Sharon Moon. SEC- OND ROW: Geri Bissell, Linda Osborn, Bor- bora Kangos, Pot Salisbury, Bev Kempf, Lynette Winthers. AMERlCAN HERITAGE WINNERS Laurie Corrniencke, Paulo Chambers Mary Helen Morgan. 'nf' , Q...-'Y' Dave Sriers and Gale Raid served as Master of Ceremonies. They are shown here in- Bmbmo Calvin was Chnsen by North Highs froducirig Mark Sharar who presented the Drama Awards. Stmdem Bedy ,IS thaw princess in the Emer- ald Empire Roundup, GIRLS' LEAGUE AWARDS: Nancy Gaskill, BOYS' STATE: Gale Raid and Jim Ofiesori, GIRLS' STATE: Carol Newland and Sue Canal lNr'iy, Linda Lyees, Vifgihia Herisler, Frager. Alfie Appel, Shared Denovan, SCHGLARSHIPWINNERS1 FIRST ROW: Sharee Pf-ifersee mate Fee Ie' U, ef G, Naricy Gas- kill, Linfeldg Geri Bissell, Pi La'-vbde Theta, Raiiirf 'zea Sefrsr Kay Pike AV-CIC Bmefda Smnh, P zziirc Uriiversiry Gram, Beth Ariri Sem- L i mers, Lefed, Naecy Chaemae, Siafe Fee fer U. of O, Carajri Warren, Eugehe Beauty Cel- lege SECOND ROW: Mike Graham, G'egen Dads Cla Herer Scheer, Da.e Hamer, Stare I Fee for U. al O. :ed Refary, Mark Beyreer, Nazarefe Cellegeg 'ee Jehrisea, Vfeyefheaa- L, i, ' N er 'Meer a' Award Tease ' ser, B, Y Laeah ie, ,V Y, HOT picfued' Shirley l'l.iIIrr'en, Linfield, Nfla G.'I e, S'afe Fe' LJ I C C G d hamme: Sfarilerd, Diarie Peck, Oregar Dade Cab Fefe' Siha :' Mary Esfabreek aed Deva P : ih, E ff' Beal, Cekege, :ed Ili- E r JMS re -ri, Gai: 'eiiieri fer War Grefafs SCh9'::'si' p The colors f r the Class of 'oO' were red and white, and the Class flower was the red rose Their gift to the school consisted of a beautiful bronze plaque to be placed in the brick wall across from the trophy case in the front hall. Lett to Right: Mr. Ray Hendrickson, Mr. Erdrnan, Dr. Staufter lseated behind the speakerl, Dr, .lanes KSTANDINGJ, Mr. Zollinger, Mrs. Bergman, and Mr. Newland. GRADUATION Graduation tor the Class ot 'oO' took place on June 9 at seven-thirty in the North High Gymnasium, The class was composed ot T44 girls and T62 boys to make a grand total ot 306 in North Eugene High School's first Graduating Class. The class marched in, led by the Senior Class Ollhcers and the honor society, to the traditional Pomp and Circum- stance which was ably played by a select group from the band. Senior Class President, Ray Ressler, introduced the honoraries present on the stage. Following the orchestra's presentation of the Hungarian March, Dr. Williani C, Jones, acting President of the University ot Oregon, spoke on the 'Price of Civilization' The A Cappella Choir sang one ot the tavorite Psalms. The climax for the evening came when Mr. Pay Hendrickson presented each student with his diploma. the intr du ior' Ray Ressle Senior Class President gjv ANIZATICDNS b4:- 1 f A K. '33 T P Q STUDENT BCJDY OFFICERS Wal? Mathews Presidenf Muke Hnctt Vice-Presiden? Mary Jo Delyea Secretary Dee Hoszard Ed Mansell Historian Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The busiest and most important organization in any school is the Student Council. The Student Council at North Eugene was no exception. They have had to approve all ac- tivities ot the various other organizations in the school. To carry out these duties more successfully, committees such as the Senior council, the social committee, the election committee, and the assembly committee, worked as subordinates to student council. The student council sponsored various activities such as the Print and Cord Week Dance, Lullaby of Birdlandf' This year they were also called on to make several interpreta- tions of the N.E.H.S, constitution in respect to student body elections. Mr. Zollinger and Mrs. Bergman were the advisors ofthe group. SENIOR COUNCIL The senior council was in its first year of existence this year. The purpose of the senior council was to coordinate the activities of the Senior Class es- pecially the plans for graduation. It consisted of a representative from each senior Eng- lish class. Presiding over the council were the Senior class otticers. They were the follow- ing persons: President, Ray Ressler, Vice-President, Rich Attebury: Secretary, Jeannie Brown, Treasurer, Marion Bennett. In the fall the council decided on rented robes and the color was chosen. Announcements were ordered and graduation pictures were taken. During the winter it was decided through the council that the Senior class would give, as ci gift to the school, a plaque to be placed in the brick work across from the trophey case. In the spring the council was constantly in session deciding and settling large and small questions concerning graduation. All in all the council was given a lot of respon- sibility, accepted that responsibility, and carried out its duties yvell. FIRST ROW: Gwen McReynoIds, Pat Cruise, Jeannie Brown, Judy Kays, Carolyn Warren, Sue Van Den Bos, Nyla Guthrie, Marion Bennett, Linda Lyons. SECOND ROW: Bry Lake, Rich Attebury, Mike Tompkins, Ray Ressler, Mike Hiatt, Mike Helfrich, Brent Arnold. faq 5. .wx s u 'ttf ' I, Q 1 5,1 ff is FIRST ROW: Jay Bowerman, Larry Scott, Renne Booth, Mike Gra ham, Bill Melquist, Owen Taxdal, Joe Wehr, Ray Ressler, Bob Lause Poul Clausen. SECOND ROW: Larry Stevens, Doug Smith, Tom Fry back, Jerry Myers, Ron McLaughlin, Ken Fohnson, Gerry Williams Terry Ambrose, Bob Bruns, Jim Mitchell, Mike Carew, Bett Lough miller, Bob Brown, Joe Chadek, Pat Helfrich, Jerry Cole. THIRD ROW: Glen Reisberger, Bill Campbell, Robin Manela, Bob Valeu Fred Carlson, Al Henderson, Bry Lake, Mike Hiatt, Kit Brazier, Ed Stauffer, Rich Bolls, Royd Faust, Rob Bennett, Jim Hensley, John Franz Mike Helfrich FOURTH ROW Lynn Garner Kirk Nygaard Jerry Soulek Don Smyth Mike Gibney Will Moir Harlan Andrews Harry Garnett Bob Garnero Bob Long Spike Gordon Eddie Mon sell Colin McKenzie Rich Attebury Gordon Myers Roger Houmes FIFTH ROW Ed Weigman John Dietz Bob Graham Doug Olsen Wayne Persons Dennis Van Sant Louis Soulek Paul Spriggs Bob Baker Jim Kraus Dick Kirtley Dick Coe Dennis Longan Ron Cory Walt Mathews Verne Whittaker Randy Boyer LETTERMEN S CLUB This was the first year in which the Lettermen's Club was active at North Eugene. The Club was organized by coach Bud Robertson and by a group of lettermen at North Eu gene. The Lettermen's Club served the school in many ways. The Club promotes the ath- letic programs which the school has available for the students. The Club to set a high standard of sportsmanship both in competition with other schools and in our own student body. These are some of the main duties in which the Lettermen's Club serves the student body. The Lettermen's Club has a constitution which provides the club the privilege of electing officers. The officers this year were: President, Doug Olsen, Vice President, Rob Bennett, Secretary-Treasurer, Ed Mansell, and Sergeant at Arms, Mike Helfrich, The cons stitution states that all students who have earned a varsity athletic letter may be mem- bers of the Lettermen's Club, The Lettermen's Club hopes that the club will grow with the school and will always up hold the high athletic standards it has set up at North Eugene High School. FIRST ROW: Ellen Simenstad, Sue Barker, Barbara Long, Sue Jacobs, Carrol Wray, Judy Maesner, Barbara Zellner, Joyce Schultz. SECOND ROW: Jerry Myers, Kathie Keenan, Larry Scott, Ray Ressler, Mike Hiatt, Mary Hult, Judy Moltzau, advisor Mr. Hamill. The 1959-1960 school year was the first year Tartan Staff was held as a class. lt proved ouite a successful experiment, giving day by day at- tention to the book. Several activities were sponsored by the stoft as money raising proiects. In the tall a dance was held and in the spring the stat? made and sold booster buttons at the state basketball tourna- ment, held in Eugene. Under the capable leadership ot editor, Barbara Zellner, the staff worked ettectively in meeting their deadlines and put- ting out the best annual North has ever had. Editors were: Barbara Lang, Copy-editor, Joyce Schultz, Layout editor, Larry Scott, Photography-editor, Mike Hiatt, Sports-editor, and Carrol Wray, Busi- ness manager. CALEDONIAN The Caledonian, the school paper, was under- taken in a iournalism class this year, They were able to put out three issues ofa regular paper. As a supplement and a money raising protect the Caledonian statt put out a mimeographed paper the last quarter ot school. The supplement was called The Penny Press and came out every two weeks. The Caledonian stafl included the follow- ing people: Editor Ginny Haynes, Assistant Editor, Ron McLoughlin, Business Manager, Sherrie Ar- mentrout, News Editor, Joanne Snodgrass, Sports Editor Mike Helfrich, and Photography Editor, Rich Attebury. The advisors were Mrs. Elizabeth Mala- gon and Mrs. Sandy Anderson. FIRST ROW: .Jo Steinhauer, Lynn Ash, Pom Parrish, Joanne Snodgrass, Chris King, Ginny Haynes, Milne Helfrich, SECOND ROW: Bry Lake, Karen Larson, Rich Attebury, Marcia Bullard, Terry Ellsworth, Ron Mc- Laughlin, Sherrie Armentrout, Howard Mayberry, Del Ishom, advisor Mrs. Anderson. wr LFX., ,A , , Agfzmwfwvfv VE: -i ' -f' JZ , , . 2 5 gjgzsggagiffiiii Z . 1 5 V , , 4-ig , Q 1 ' ' WWW T 33,921 I Wi: -Q Q iii W Y! 'C ' 3 'up N 19 .mf L 5 ,- 0 o .0 HQ 4 Nj . I 4, 'gif .,Y4:4'! S ,iggql 4 6, . f y N v-K ', . A . h .W v 9 VV. ,an f',,.,, A , , ,A , xx ' I K , T, I 'H f wuz: vw,m V' K LOS AMISTOSOS The Spanish Club, Los Amistosos, had its tirst active year this year. The main purpose of Los Amistosos is to create and turther the interest of language, culture and history ot the Spanish speaking countries. Los Amistosos is open to any student ot North Eugene who has had at least one semester of Spanish, and will pay membership dues. The club held regular meetings and had various interesting speakers and slides. In the fall Los Amistosos sponsored a chili teed as a proiect and in the spring the club had a hamburger barbeque at one ot the mem- bers homes. The advisor ot the club this year was Mr. Bert Villaneuva, who was at North for the first time, The ofTicers were the following people: President, Bob Valeu, Vice-President, Barbara Calvin, and Secretary-Treasurer, Sherrie Veteto. FIRST ROW: Ruth Delyea, Mary Hathaway, Ann Anderson, Suzy John Olson, John Mortensen, Dave Prescott, Don Edenholrn, Harold Ellis, Sue Swetland, Janet Krietz, Barbara Calvin, .loan Sanderson. Clark, George Heacock, Bob Valeu, Dee Reed, Sherrie Veteto, Brent SECOND ROW: Judy Kroblin, Arlene Rice, .lane Kenney, Ann Nye Arnold, Gale Roid, Paula Steinhauer, Lawry Carmiencke, Judy Dick- lander, Sue Kroeger, Rita Stratton, Pat Salisbury, Sherry Maxwell, inson, Pam Shriver. Lynn Barber, Claudia Veteto, Marsha Glass, THIRD ROW: Sue Hicks, :Q v TT ' 1 5 - .. ...-.,............--.... .,. t E is X wc ur ,151 ii-11l'C19G1' 2 i 5 l if v Q ol Mgisc Q Q op if r' sr., .,,,1,. C Wil FIRST ROW: Nancy Jones, Pat Noble, Judy Craig. SECOND ROW: Laurel Willener, Sherri Veteto, Donna Evans, Sue Hicks, Bobbie Graham, Sandy Barnett, Bob Valeu. THIRD ROW: Jett Merten, Ken Mueller, Robin Manela, Keith Nicol, Jim Kraus, Tom Fryback, Lawrence Brenner, Jim Ratt, Alec Peltier, Greg Mer- ten, Larry Kingsley. DIE ZUMFT ZUM GOLDENEN Lowe The German Club is better known to its members as Die Zumtt Zum Goldenen Lowe. The purpose of the club is to further interest in Ger- man customs and the German language. The symbol ot the club is a golden lion. Pins were ordered from Germany for the members, but it seemed there was a lack of pins in stock so the club did not receive theirs. Through the club, members have learned much about Germany by way of people who traveled through the country, The custom that seems most widespread throughout Germany is having parties. Die Zumft Zurn Goldene Lowe have tried their best to comply with this cus- tom, The ofticers tor the year were: President, Sandra Barnett, Vice- President, Norma Barnett, Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Merten, Social Chairman, Donna Evans, Advisor, Mr. Holton. 106 UALLIANCE FRANQAISE L'Alliance, the French Club was in its Tirst year of ex- istence This year. It was formed by The second year stu- dents in The Tall. The clup's purpose is To further the interest of French culture among the members. The in- formal meetings were held in The student lounge and were conducted entirely in French. At Christmas time L'Alliance sponsored a Christmas Party, inviting all hrst year students who might be prospective members. The club was not To active This year but is looking forward To an exciting year next year. FIRST ROW: Barbara Lang, Connie Read, Beth Ann Summers Chris ling Jud, S She tabs SECOND ROW: Vicki Schmidt, Kathie Keenan, Dave Hanson Geri Bisscll Mike Strayer rx vis Y, 4- N44 ,NLJ Ji. ,,.aM ,:-m.f4WzN i Lf! f ,L 4,,,,, X7 ' V . 'A ' 1 l 5214 M','1J, '7 1,7 ff? 1 4 vw K, - ! H ,is 55,53 r -V V L Y Mi! . W A f V1 x T' W 4550! ,A W 1 4 5 ' 4 ,f ,.V, W 4 Q? W ,,,, :Egg , A Wi' , V, A rl A Wi g 1 ' my ' 17,1 ' - - ' ' W ' wi an A ' . N W affwgffxggyri X 6 -A ,F . Wiiffiw afar Fi .1 '4' . il N... VA TW. ' , QM: :W IA ELM! fi! I l I 'pus' as Oil l.lllg ' Lg-gg.. i 'ltw One of The organizaTions formed This year was The ChemisTry Club, The club's advisor was Mr. Bud Kasper and The officers were: PresidenT, Gary Shaffer, Secrefary- Treasurer, Dave Hanson. According To The consTiTuTion, The purpose of The club was The advanced sTudy of ChemisTry and The relaTed subiecTs. However, The meeTings were never as serious as The purpose im- plied, The usual scene aT a meering were The advanced experimenfs performed by The members inTerrupTed now and Then by The smash of glassware and The conTinual laughTer of The seniors. All Things con- sidered, The ChemisTry Club goT off To a fine sTarT and inished The year wiTh a posiTive balance in The Treasury. CHEMISTRY CLUB FIRST ROW: Dave Robyler, Gary Shaffer, Annetfe Jacques, Law- Whifney, Virginia Henzler, Duane Fandren, Gale Roid, Lawrence fence Brenner, Dave Hanson, Larry Ewing, Mike Sfrayer, Sfeve HGVTVUOVL Hflll Evans, Rick Collins, HOWGVY3 Af'd6I'5Of1- Robyler, Bruce Hale. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mr. Kasper, Jack 'UF 4 'v Y' fo Nqr is l CHESS The Golden KnighTs played Two maTches This year, boTh againsf The Corvallis Chess Club. AT Corvallis, The Knighfs were vicfors 8-6. AT NorTh Eugene The Teams were dead locked 3V2'-3V2. The club is also sponsored The second annual Lane CounTy Junior Open Chess Tourna- rnenT. The Tourney had Two divisions wiTh Trophies Tor boTh champions, LasT year's Tourney Junior High Champion, Jon Shepard is now a mem- ber of The NorTh Club. The club looks forward To The possibiliTy of hav- ing more TournamenTs wiTh WillameTTe Valley Schools nexT year. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hall, Harlan Andrews, Greg Merfen, John Diefz, Jim Hardy, Jeff Merfen. SECOND ROW: Ron Sears, Mike Gibney, Ken Johnson, Mike STrayer, Larry Creel, Duane Fandren, Duncan PrescoTT, Ray Ressler. I, 'SJ Qs ,A f .--E Yf' 15.1 S '-1 14 Lo- FIRST ROW Glenn Rissberger Harlan Andrews Robin Manela Dave Hanson Lawrence Brenner Harold Clark SECOND ROW Howard Anderson Lynn Endicott Larry Ewing Mike Strayer Mr Hall MATH The purpose of the Math Club is to stimulate interest in mathematics To accomplish this end at the meetings the members work on prob lems of mutual interest which may help in other work. The math club also helps its members prepare for the MAA tests in the spring, The meetings are produced by students and outside persons. At one meet- ing Dr. Schaaf spoke on sets, at another Glen Rissberger spoke on geometry without a straightedge. The officers for math club this year were: President, Glen Rissberger, Vice-President, Lynn Endicott, Sec- retary, Lawrence Brenner, and advisor, Mr. l-lall, 111 llAll FIRST ROW: Laurie Comstock, Sue Mortimer, Dorothy Carmichle, Pat Collins, Joyce Schultz, Linda Doran, Connie Newell, Ginny Johnson. Noble, SECOND ROW: Ellen Hardy, Pat Parks, Poselyn Smith, Laura FOURTH ROW: Jennie Sanford, Judy Maesner, Anna Mae Tullar, Jo DeMarcus, Lois Augustine, Elaine Olsen, Bonnie Burch, Jeanine Judy Moltzau, LeAnne Olsen, Judy Adams, Pat Crume, Norman Ne- Donoho, Mary Morgan. THIRD ROW: Mary Jane McCrory, Sharon VGFS, Bob DuPriest, Kirk Nygoord, Verne Wittaker. Molitor, Martha Wenzl, Ginger Hutchinson, Glenda Matteson, Nancy ITT: Q The Future Medical Career's Club was one of the most industrious or- 7QU y ganizations in the school. Many of its members, after completing W l gl a home nursing course, worked as volunteers at Sacred Heart Hospi- ' 'l' tal. The Club went on several field trips visiting places such as Medical Hill, the State T.B. Sanitarium, and the State Hospital. The club spon- f sored various money raising projects including a spring dance named Twirpers Twirl. Guest speakers often spoke on interesting subiects and Medical Professions at the semi-monthly meetings. The officers were: President Ellen Hardy Vice President Mary Jane McCrory Secretary Roslyn Smith Treasurer LeAnne Olsen and Historian Anna Mae Tul lar Advisors were Mrs Albin school nurse and M B ll ence teacher :cl li' 112 ln the Future Teachers of America, students who are interested in teaching as a career are able to explore the profession in order to learn something about it and decide it it is the career for them. During the past year there have been several excellent guest speakers, a panel of teachers, and some films through which the members have learned about qualifications, preparation, and opportunities. They have also had a chance to work in a counseling center for young chil- dren. To begin the year, the FTA held a potluck at which new mem- bers were admitted. In the fall, the state FTA convention was held at the University of Oregon. In May an installation of new ofhcers was held iointly with the clubs of South Eugene, Springheld, and Willa- mette. A banquet was also held to end the year at which time the new ofiicers ofiicially began their term. Otticers were: President, Carol Goldhammer, Vice President, Diane Jensen, Secretary, Barbara Zipt, Treasurer, Lawry Ann Charmieche, and Historian, Sharee Pieterson. The advisor was Mr. Bob Hamill. FUTURE TEACHERS OF FIRST ROW: Sharee Peitersan, Diane Jensen, Carol Goldhammer, Barbara Zipf, Lawry Carmiencke, Duretta Roderick, Lynn Barber, Sue Ellis. SECOND ROW: Ray Ressler, Bev Kempi, Kay Winters, Gloria Morton, Leslie Burkhart, Geri Bissell, Pat Scofield, Connie Read, Mr. Bob Hamill. THIRD ROW: Harry Gofdharnmer, Mary Mead, Dana Maycumber, Mary Ann Britton, Pat Tyburczy, Judy Dickinson, Vicki Schmidt. 4 ls alia warm ff' . -......'4 FIRST ROW: Ma-ryLyn Ayres, Rosalie Smith, Pat Parks, Roselyn Smith, Darlene Campbell, Nancy Chapman, Sandy Patrick, Duretta Roderick, Claudia McPheron, Barbara Kangas, Pat Salisbury, Linda Osborn, Kay Williams, Linda Scott, Marlys Helming, Bonnie Jonge- ward, Linda Ambrose, Kay Kebelbeck, SECOND ROW: Pam Parrish, Sharon Moon, Marydel Masengil, Carol Goldhammer, Sherrie Amentrout, Judy Kays, Jan Shelley, Janet Bernardo, Lowry Carmi- enche, Bev Kemph, Kay Winters, Diane Jensen, Gail Swanton, Sharon Bull, Alice Eichmeyer, Arlene Rice, Mary Rutherford, Toby Christenson. THIRD ROW: Sharon McConnell, Mary Morgan, Lynette Winther, Leanne Olson, Glenda Matteson, Joan Sanderson, Shirley Gullickson, Ellen Hardy, Lois Augustine, Janice Arnold, Jean Dra- goo, Geri Bissell, Jane Keeney, Sandy Barnett, Barbara Abbott, Judy Herendeen. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Clingenpeel, Mary Jo Stelzer, Becky Babb, Leslie Knotts, Sharon Moon, Janis Davies, Vir- ginia Henzler, Susan Ellis, Carol Newland, Pam Garber, Anna May Tuller, Ann Draper, Judy Adams, Sandy Davis, Darla Rupert, Flor- ence Robertson, Delorous Sansom, Joyce Wilcox. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was very active this year. This club's pur- pose is to further, stimulate, and provide opportunities for participa- tion in girls healthful athletic games. GAA met every Tuesday and Thursday with few exceptions. Membership was open to any girl in the school who had earned lO points in the after school activities. The after school activities this year ranged from badminton to the tram- poline. The advisors this year were Mrs. Russell and Miss Bagan. The oftlcers this year were: President, Pat Salisbury, Vice-President, Bar- bara Kangas, Secretary, Claudia McFerran, Treasurer, Linda Doran, Point Chairman, Linda Osborn, Sports Manager, Kae Williams. 114 I SKI CLUB When the first snow falls, it is an answer to every ski- ers prayer. Boots, skis, long iohns, and the like are in reach il of a minutes notice. This year's Ski Club was among the spir- ited on the slopes. The North High Ski Club sponsored ski trips to allow skiers to improve on their skill and to better the interest and fun in skiing. This year's ofticers were: President, Rich Bolls, Vice-President, Pete Hintz, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Calvin. FIRST ROW: Sheila Jacobs, Marge Evans, Mona Drasye, Judy Mcor- house, Donna Mae Tuller, Bonnie Rissenger, Pat Crume, Danna Hughes, Miriam Hastings, Annette Jacquet, Jeannie Brown, Brenda Smith, Crys Bradley, Mary Jane McCory, Duretto Rodrick, Dana Maycumber, Belva Richins, Sue Swetland, Sandy Barnett. SECOND ROW: Buddy Steele, Karen Miller, Nancy Nordling, Nancy Collins, Sue Miller, Sue Fields, Janet Krietz, Leanne Olsen, Ann Draper, Donna Evans, Syd Moffit, Mary Hult, Harlem Andrews, Ginny Jah- son, Jeannie Sanford, Sandy Davis, Barbara Abbott, Kay Williams, Karen Powers, Judy Adams. THIRD ROW: Karl Gansett, Barbara Calvin, Kathy McCabe, Pam Garber, Roger Weed, Dean Church, Paul Spriggs, John Luvaas, Pete Hinz, Kit Brazier, Will Moir, Mike Tompkins, Jim Mitchell, Paul Clausen, Terry Ambrose, Bert Lough- miller, Sherrie Peiterson, Kay Pike, Shirley Manwaring, Gwen Mc- Renyclds, Carl DiPaolo. FOURTH ROW: Rusty Johnson, Phil DeLong, Jack Whitney, Tony Germante, Jim Ruff, Rick Collins, Keith Barton, Bill Wright, Bill Knutson, Gary Trinka, Rich Attebury, Bill Thortan, Jon Bruns, Roger Houmes, Ron Cary, Mike Hiatt, Bry Lake, Mike Helfrich, George Warren, Bob Henderson, Rich Bolls, Keith Nicolh, Bob McCabe, Bob Stewart, Lee Fox, Jay Bowerman. DRAMA CLUB in vi 'uve' i FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Wheeler, Sue Frager, Donna Hughes, Brent Warren, Sharon McConnell, Jane Rissburger, Mary Knotts, John Arnold, Charlie Shoup, Judy Kays, Marion Bennett, Syd Moffit, Sue Mortenson. THIRD ROW: Chris King, Eloise Krusinstiena, Nancy Col- Hicks, Lawrence Brenner. SECOND ROW: Vickie Glass, Linda lins, Pam Shriver, Joan Sanderson, Miriam Hastings, Sheila Jacobs, Gheen, Marty Reynolds, Mary Jane McCrory, Annette Jacquot, Sandy Patrick, Duretta Roderick, Eunice Wheeler, Gale Raid, Mark Luella Kelm, Gayle Swanton, Linda Sellard, Judy Dickinson, Carolyn Sharar, Rich Attebury, Jeannie Barham, Janet Bernardo. The purpose of the Drama Club is to support the dramatic and performing activities at North Eugene. Members of the club worked hard during the year to further these ac- tivities and to uphold the highly-rated reputation of North Eugene's dramatic depart- ment. During the year they had special guest speakers at their meetings. Horace Robin- son spoke on the dramatic activities at the University of Oregon, Hugh Morton told of the U. of O's cast tour of the Orient, and Ethan Newman related the activities of the Very Little Theater. Oflicers for the year were: President, Charles Shoup, Vice President, Marion Bennett, Secretary, Judy Kays, and Treasurer, Brent Arnold. 116 NEOPOLYMATHS Do you like ta read and discuss well known literature, If sa, the Neapalymaths is the club for you. This was the second year at the clubs existence at North Eugene. The at- ficers were: President, Ed Staufter, Vice President, Gale Raid, Secretary, Sandra Cale- man, and Treasurer, Babbye Stanley, Mrs. Jane McLean was the advisar. Same at the well-known literature that was read and discussed by the Neapalymaths were Candide by Voltaire, the Aeniad by Virgil, the Loved One by Waugh, Othello by Shakespeare, and Brand by Ibsen. They also attended the theatrical version at Brand presented by the University of Oregon's dramatic department. Mast at their meeting time was spent dis- cussing the books as they were read and discussing various other controversial subiects. ix 6' Qf,-A, ,fffji 197 ff f- 9 -iff wi, . gf? FIRST ROW: Nancy Jones, sandra Barnett, Marlys Helming, Rita Staulter, Mike Rear, Tony Gerirnonte, Russ Bussey Roger Carnes Stratton, Sue Kroeger, Mary Ann Britton, Sue Burton, Sandy Cale- Judy Butiington, Advisor Mrs, Jane McLean. man, Bobbie Stanley. SECOND ROW: Rick Collins, Gale Roid, Ed 117 vu: HI-Y 1 A4'? I MVT 9 Wi fi Alifgf qv FIRST ROW Fred Monfgomery John Arms Byron Wood Bob Long Denrns Von Som KTT Brozler SECOND ROW Gary BorTel Pere Hunrz Bob STeworT Wall Moxr John Luvoos Mr Boch The HTY wos o very clchve orgonrzohon Thus yeor lTs purpose rs To creoTe ond molnToun The high sTondords of Chrashon lnvnng The club spenf The yeor doing vorfous servlce prole-CTS for The school ond cornrnunny FooTboll progroms were sold GT oll home gornes by The Hu Y They olso moke The sTudenT dlredorles IN conlunchon wlTh The HT Y oT SouTh Eugene. The morn ochvny of The group wos The YouTh ond GovernmenT in So- lem. Ths wos To enoble The boys To leorn more obouT The workings of The government As c climox To The yeor's ocTiviTies They oTTended The bonqueT oT The Y.M.C,A. Ofhcers were The following: Preside-nT, John Luvoosg Vice-PresidenT, Will lvloirf SecreTory, Gory BorTel, ond PeTe Hinfz, Choploin. Mr. Boch wos The odvisor. 118 1-Q, Y-TEENS The purpose for organizing Y-Teens was to build a fellowship of girls, devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living in which they are committed by their faith as Christians. Y-teens goals are . . . to grow as a per- son, to grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nationalities, to grow in knowledge and love of God, and to promote more Christian ways in our ac- quaintances. The Y-teens helped sponsor different YWCA dances' and programs, such as the Christmas Dance and a spring fashion show at the Y. The officers of the club were President, Ginny Johnson, Vice-President, Jennie Sanford, Secretary, Marjorie Ros- sell, Treasurer, Pat Rhodes, and Inter-Club Representative, Mayr .lane Tanlcley. The ad- visor was Mrs. Peterson. y 1 GNVI lil! mai GIRLS' FIRST ROW: Carrol Wray, Alette Appel, Belva Richins, Cheryl EI- more, Sue VanDenBos, Nancy Gaskill, Cynthia Moir, Dee Haszard, Beth Ann Summers, Sharee Peiterson, Anita Strilzuk, Kathy Brenne- man. SECOND ROW: Donna Snodgrass, Kay Veltman, Dana May- cumber, Sharon Donovan, Toby Christenson, Sue Swetland, Claudia McFerran, Julie Brown, Jeannie Brown, Gwen Mclievnolds, Sharon This was the first year the Girls' League has offi- cially elected officers to lead them. These officers: Cynthia Moir, President, Nancy Gaskill, Vice Presi- dent, Linda Qualls, Secretary, and Sue VanDen Bos, Treasurer, along with the standing committee chair- men and the homeroom representatives made up the Executive Council which made most of the necessary decisions. Mrs. Louana Lamb was the advisor. In the fall the Girls' League made and sold crepe- paper chrysanthemums to be worn at the North- South football game. This activity was followed by Mistletoe Magic, the Christmas dance sponsored by the Girls' League. In April the Luau was held for all the girls in the school followed in May by the Mother's Tea in conjunction with the homemaking classes. Several teacher's teas were held throughout the year. The girls also placed cookie iars in the teachers' lounges and tried to have them always Hlled. LEAGUE Wallace, Pam Shriver, Lynn Barber, Judy Fisher, Mary Lynne Ayres THIRD ROW: Chris Hinds, Nancy Nordling, Merrie Kay Dalton, El len Hardy, Sue Davis, Florence Robertson, Ginger Hutchinson, Jean Uchytil, Kay Winters, Judy Buftington, Jeanine Donoho, Janice Mc- Kinzie, Darla Rupert. FIRST ROW: Linda Doran, Luella Kelm, Pat Crume, Miriam Hastings, Carole Newland, Joyce Schultz, Linda Osborn, Karen Larson, Ann Draper, Julie Brown, Pam Parrish, Susie Lea, Brenda Smith, Lynn Ash, Jeannie Brown, Sharon Moon, Bev Kendall. SECOND ROW: Betty Beach, Marion Bennett, Judy Kays, Barbara Abbott, Belva Richins, Leanne Olsen, Sue VanDen Bos, Nancy Chapman, Sherrie Armentrout, Sandra Sveen, Kathy Asmervig, Linda Atkins, Janet Cone, Georgine Foster, Claudine Ticer, Sharon McConnell, Gwen McReynolds. THIRD ROW: Barbara Zellner, Bonnie Hoiting, Mary Jo Delyea, Nyla Guthrie, Jeanie Barham, Sue Davis, Merie Kay Dal- ton, Sue Erager, Darla Rupert, Sandy Davis, Donna Evans, Linda Holfelt, Bonnie Jcngeward, Marlys Helming, Carol Wray, Linda Kin- nee, Linda Young, Sue Swetland, Linda Sellard, Penna Fults, Cyn- thia Moir. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Stelzer, Mary Parmenter, Glenda Matteson, Betty Hansen, Anita Strilzuk, Janet Krietz, Ginny Haynes, 19 1 4,5 Lucy Peterson, Barbara Lang, Jennie Sanford, Paula Chambers, Kay Winters, Jean Ucytill, Kay Kebelbeck, Leslie Berkhart, Diane Jen- sen, Barbara Zipf, Gloria Morton, Allette Appel, Mary Blackford, Dee Haszard, Judy Dickinson, Bethann Summers, FIFTH ROW: Jean Dragoo, Mary Morgan, Sondy Traylor, Judy Herendeen, Mary Jane McCrory, Thelma Sweeny, Sue Fields, Anna Moe Tuller, Mary Lynn Airs, Sharon Frye, Bonnie Rissinger, Virginia Johnson, Lynnette Winther, Zoanne Hyland, Donna Hennen, Sheree Peiterson, Bar- bara Calvin, Jo Steinhauer, Carol Rupert, Barbara Kangas, Sue Jae Cobs, Nancy Gaskill. SIXTH ROW: Ginger Hutchinson, Ellen Hardy, Dehohna Koke, Rita Stratton, Sharon Krough, Ellen Simenstad, Phyllis Beat, Sue Barker, Kathy Brenneman, Jana Potter, Susy Ellis, Judy Moorehouse, Geri Bissell, Janice Davies, Lynn Anderson, Judy Aird, Laurie Carmiencke, Kay Pike, Shirley Manwaring, Judy Schlos- ser, Myrna Loy, Linda Hebert, Diane Williams, Pat Stewart. PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized to promote school spirit and sportsmanship at North Eu gene High football and basketball games. It is composed of girls from iunior and senior classes. Out of about a hundred and twenty girls, thirty are iuniors which were emitted last spring and this winter, just after football. The ofticers during the year were: Presi dent, Joyce Schultz, Vice President, Brenda Smith, Secretary, Luella Kelm, Co4Secretary Julie Brown, Treasurer, Miriam Hastings. The advisor was Miss Bogan. Under the direct sponsorship of the Pep Club was the White Blouce Section. It was com posed of sophomore girls who wore white blouces or sweaters. Its purpose was to train girls for Pep Club and further their interest in the rooting section. Brenda Smith was in charge of the White Blouce Section and kept roll. I. R. L. The International Relations League of North Eugene was or- ganized for the first time this year. The newly elected offi- cers: President, Crys Bradly, Vice-President, Sue Hicks, Secre- tary, Karen Larson, Treasurer, Ron Cory, and Historian, Marlys Helming, received the task of writing the constitution. After completing this, they began to take on other activities. In February several members attended the mock United Nations at the University of Oregon. Their main project of the group was to raise six hundred dollars for the exchange student fund to both help bring an exchange student to North Eugene and to send one of our students abroad. This was ac- complished through car-washes, food sales, and a potluck. The advisor for the year was Mr. Jeagers. FIRST ROW: Judy Shoemaker, Judy Craig, Sherri Veteto, Louise Ann Nylander Ellen Simenstad Ruth Senkovich Mr Jaegers THIRD Harrison, Charles Shoup, Kathie Keenan, Donna Hughes, Connie ROW: Mike Hiatt Bev Kempf Paula Chambers Janice Davies Lyn Read, Syd Moflitt, Lawrence Brenner, Sue Hicks, Bobbie Graham. Anderson Jo Steinhauer Ron Cory Harry Garnett Ray Ressler SECOND ROW: Carrol Wray, Merrie Kay Dalton, Norman Nevers, Mike Tompkins Dexter Barnes Mary Jane McCrory Crys Bradley Alec Peltier, Tom Hertzman, Bob Vaeu, Judy Herendeen, Carole Barbara Zellner Newland, Sandy Davis, Sue Frager, Marlys Helming, Karen Larson, FIRST ROW: Gale Roed, J h M o n ortensen, Judy Kays, Charlie Shoup, Maryjane McCrory, Sandy Duncan, Janet Bernardo, THIRD ROW: Mark Sharar, Sandy Coleman, Carolyn Warren, Marion Be tt D nne , on Moon, Russ Busey, Normam Nevers, David Watson, Mike Jeanie Barham. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Stanley, Elizabeth Wheeler, Thomplcins, Don Watson, Tom Chaffee, Terry Ambrose. Glenda Matteson, Syd Moftet, Laurence Brenner, Marlys Helming, THESPIANS Once more with feeling! These are familiar words to mem- bers of The National Thespian Society, Troupe 1961. Thes- pians are devoted to the advancement ot dramatic arts. The Thespians of North Eugene are affiliated with the National Thespian Society, One does not have to be an actor or ac- tress to belong to this honorary club, it is for all persons who take part in dramatic productions, from a stage hand to a star. The ofticers tor this year were: President, Mark Sharar, Vice-President, Marion Bennett, Secretary, Judy Kays, Treas- urer, Sandy Coleman, Scribe, Carolyn Warren. The advisor for Thespians was Mr Ray Harshfield 123 Keith Nichol Vonnie Beckos A :KV VARSITY RALLY Chris King Something new was added to the squad which will stay with the school tor many years, the tradi- tional Highlander lcilts. The varsity used these as their standard bas- ketball unitorrn. To go along with kilts, they also performed the high- land fling, with the iunior varsity assisting. North High should truly be proud of the spirit which will become a tradition with North, as shown by this year's outstanding rally squad. . ---ft' .,pfM-tfsaxl . Mary Hult Joanne Snodgrass .. 1 - FH, .' Junior Varsity Linda Kinnee, Linda Young, Bonnie Risinger, Sharon Fry ,'..,. , --,. ,,. - ' . Y ' - ,L 22.3 ' J, ' V- .1.,,,,, or . 3 .tr , 4 - -.f fn W I 'Q . - ' ,-. 'T' ' ' g:.-- .,.,,L'.. ' -. U F553 it ijt pl fif3i'5V f' ' - l -,-,.,.4---' v A CAPPELLA CHOIR 3 1 as I FIRST ROW: Larry Ewing, Jerry Cole, Gary Trinka, Gayle Davis, Roger Houmes, Bob Rear, Colin McKenzie. SECOND ROW: Mary Hult, Lucy Peterson, Jerry Williams, Harold Clark, Judy Koys, Mer- rie Kay Dalton, Nyla Guthrie, Sue Swetland, Mike Rear, Bob Baker, Linda Kinnee, Bonnie Risinger. THIRD ROW: Marlys Helming, Bonnie Jongewood, Terry Ambrose, Spike Gordon, Cynthia Moir, Leanne Olsen, Bob Dupriest, Bert Wheeler, Clif? Beat, Sandi Davis, Lynn Ash, Jerry Snyder, Dale Dingman, Meredith Beymer, Neva Gray. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Spalinger, Mary Jane McCrory, Bry Lake, Doug Olsen, Judy Dickinson, Dee Haszord, Mary Jo Delyea, Mere- dith Thompson, Dick Wilson, Bob Long, Barbara Block, Janet Bern- ado, Sharon Frye, Belva Richins, Alan Koberstein, Joy Carder, Leslie Burkhart. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Smith, Mary Blackford, Barbara Lang, Sue Miller, Dexter Barnes, Diane Jensen, Gayle Swanton, Linda Sel- lard, Kay Keblebeck, Linda Atkins, Shirley Huffman, Geri Bissell, Pat Salisbury, Crys Bradley, Ron Lewis. SIXTH ROW: Bob McCabe, Jerry Wilcox, Mike Tompkins, Bob Stewart, Will Moir, Lee Fox, John Mer- win, Eddie Moybler. at 'L GIRLS' CHOIR FIRST ROW: Carolyn Warren, Lucy Peterson, Diana May, Marget Rossell, Judy Swartz, Linda Lyons, Sandy Davis, Luella Kelm. SEC- OND ROW: Elizabeth Wheeler, Martha Wenzle, Connie Newell, Pat White, Judy Herendeen, Sandy Patrick, Anna Mae Tullar, Pat Crume, Sue Chochan, Karla Tiffey. THIRD ROW: Jane Rissburger, Penna Fults, Dana Terry, Joans Kerns, Bonnie Jongeward, Karen Ashley, Judy Moorehouse, Susan Ellis, Wilma Bell, Judy Harness, . - 1 .M,i' ' Sharon Kellogg, FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Stelzer, Angela Wilson, Dorothy DeMoss, Janice Davies, Paula Chambers, Kay Winters, Linda Scott, Mary Parmenter, Luretta Loy, Arletta Rhoads, Judy Jones, Corine Lewis, Dee Barton. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jane McCardy, Diana Moon, Pat Cruse, Billie Allum, Jana Potter, Maurine McPheet- ers, Judy Fisher, Mary Hathaway, Rosalie Hathaway, Donna Hen- nen, Zoanne Hyland, Donna Hughes, Sue Davis. MIXED CHOIR . 3 A ,.,, ,,,,,ww'M- .. FIRST ROW: Cathy Murray, Beverly Wood, Leona McAtee, Pat Ty- burczy, Karen Larsen, Nancy Nordling, Louise Minturn, Pat Smal- ley, Sharon Brambaugh, Stephanie Lyons, Maralee Landers, SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Penniston, Linda Thomas, Judy Homenyk, Ann Lester, Michele D'Armond, Lois Augustine, Marcia Glass, Judy Adams, Cheryl Elmore, Mona Drasey, Fran Elder, Margie Evans, Linda Ambrose, Terri Tolbert, Janice Burdick. THIRD ROW: Donna Thurman, Linda Lawrence, Mike Malone, Dorothy DeMoss, Ann Griswold, Jaan Sanderson, Connie Swaggart, Lyn Barber, Judy Pierce, Laura Comstock, Janet Krietz, Ellen Aikens, Nadine Gamble, Alyce Eigsti, Virginia Steele, Alexis Owens. FIFTH ROW: Richard Smith, Bob Yates, Jerry Kimball, Fred Mintze, Bob Lusk, Bob Mitchell, Duane Addleman, David Buck, Ike Fox, Vern Sansom, Al- lan Long, Marlyn Morris, John Rice, Larry Simmons, MEN'S CHOIR BAND FIRST ROW: Jeri Welch, Louise Harrison, Sue Price, Ann Nylander, Neva Funkin, Gail Lush, Mary Jo Delyea. SECOND ROW: Annette Jacquot, Dave Prescott, Dennis Erb, Al Henderson, Fred Montgomery, Terry Prater. THIRD ROW: Beth Ann Summers, Don Hole, Rosalie Hathaway, Peggy Hesterlee, Dick Coe, Kay Broyles, Bob DuPriest, Ralph Pickering, Carolyn Snyder, FOURTH ROW: Duane Hague, Mary Rutherford, Lawrence Hartman, Rod Rhoacls, Dan Whitney, Q , L A 'Q 1 N, Larry Kingsley, Bob Yates, Dave Watson, John Andrews, Byron Wood, Bcb Lause, Mike Vaughn, FIFTH ROW: Dennis Hyland, Niel Steinhauer, Dave Robyler, Harold Childers, Ken Brooks, Kirk Ny- gaard, Dale Bowers, John Gillespie, Max Glickman, Wally Burton. SIXTH ROW: Patty Bectol, Mike Emmons, Rex Vaughn, Ray Ressler, Don Watson, John Anderson, Mike Hawes, Sharon Wallace, Jim Becker, Bob Henderson, Mike Bailor, 3 21 i . --vu-. 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' .1 , fx, M 'Ha' V - 'I' ug. i nf J I ' RECORD FOOTBALL 59 SEASON The North Eugene Highlanders playrng In what rs consudered by many as states roughest league came up wnth a respectable three won and three lost record IH league play After defeatlng C rvallls 13 O and tyung Lea banons warriors O O the Hnghlanders opened league agannst the Roseburg Indnans fensnve strength to defeat the lndnans 25 20 Next came Sprmgheld At the tnme of thus meettng be tween these two clubs the Millers were rated tenth un the State ln this contest North came up wnth nts best perform once of the year IN a 28 T3 wnn Thus put North one half ofa game ahead of Marshfleld and set the stage for the bug game The Pirates came through wnth a convnncnng 26 7 victory In thus game The followung week the Highlanders tourneyed to South to meet North Bends htghly rated bulldogs North Bend started fast and held on for a 34 T2 vuctory The Cottage Grove Luons came to town the follownng week to meet the Hnghlanders The result was an ex cnttng 26 T9 vnctory for North After a forty one to nothung loss to South Salems Saxons the Hnghlanders returned to Eugene to meet their cross town rlvals the South Eugene Axemen The Axemen came up wtth a tough defense and a BUD ROBERTSON Heaa Coach G aduated from the U e s ty of O ego 1939 He coached at Mlwaukee Bend and S t uge e befc e co to No h u gene In l957 North North North North North North North North North Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Corvallns Leabanon Roseburg Sprlngheld Marshfleld North Bend Cottage Grove South Salem South Eugene powerful ground game to defeat North In a close IB 7 ballgame Thus left the Highlanders In fourth place wnth three won and three lost record In league play and a seasons record of four won four lost and one tned CECE HODGES Backfeld Coach Played fullback for the U ersuty of Oregon and coached n the serv ce for two years before corn ng to North In 1959 He rs a graduate of South Eugene -4, -w-www mmnmmmm 'l , , -ou h E nl r ming rt E A 13 ' .... O . . . 25 .... 28 ' . . . 7 T . . . 12 . . 26 O . 7 A O ' - A - i i A . ' Agalnst Roseburg North put on a flne show of of- g H ' 134 Doug Olsen, QB. Bry Lake, Tackle North Eugene 'l3 Corvallis O The North Eugene Highlanders in their first game of Varsity play, defeated the Corvallis Spartans l3-O. North wasted little time in get- ting on the scoreboard. On their Hrst play from scrimmage half- back Spike Gordon broke through right tackle and went 40 yards for a first down on the Spartans' 25. Then on the next play Quarterback Doug Olsen gave to his fullback Bob Baker who went the distance for the touchdown. From then until late in the fourth period it was a defensive ball game with neither team threat- ening seriously. Then with 2:20 remaining in the game half-back Rob Bennett broke loose and raced 66 yards forthe final score. North Eugene 0 Leabanon O North Eugene's Highlanders ran into an inspired Leabanon eleven and the result was a O-O tie. The Highlanders finding the go- ing rough on the ground took to the air in the second half in a futile attempt to break the scoreless deadlock. Quarterback Doug Olsen found his passing range in the third period and led the Highlanders to two scoring opportunities. His 20 yarder to Half-back Spike Gordon put North on the War- riors' l5 yard line but an inter- cepted pass ended the threat. That was as close as the High- landers could get as Leabanon held them off in the fourth quar- ter for a O-O tie. Spike Gordon. H B in at A flii Ed Mansell, QB. North Eugene 25 Roseburg 20 Roseburg's lndians played three quarters of good Football, then made one fatal mistake, In the fourth quarter with the ball on their own 22 yard-line, and leading 20-l8 the Indians had a fourth and one situation. Syl Hunt, Rose- burg full-back dropped back to punt but instead of punting he tried left end and found Pat Helfrich waiting. The Highlanders took over and went the 22 yards in four plays with Bennett going the hnal seven for the touchdown. Roseburg opened the game by marching 73 yards in l5 plays. Then the Highlanders ' I-1+ came rig... back on the following kick-off when Quarterback Doug Olsen broke loose and went 72 yards behind some terrific blocking for the TD. Then in the second quarter, trailing T3-6 North came up with an Ol- sen to Gordon aerial good for 38 yards and a touchdown. After exchanging third period T.D.'s the Highlanders capitalized on l2oseburg's big mistake, then held on for a 25-20 victory. Bob Erb, Guard ' Gordon Myers, End Give Me Room Service Bob Boker, F,B, John Dietz, End Bennett Hculs Down an Olsen Aerial for a First Down Against Roseburg. . .H .W-.,',.0 ,f , , N f i- Springfield QB. Larry King is Forced Out of Bounds After a Short Gain. r fwzyz' .g., K V FQ' Wk North Eugene 28 Springfield 13 Nodn Eugene i-igbianders :awe ge wifb wbaf iaier proved fo be 'be' besi eqori of The year to defeaf a good Springneid eieyen 28-13, A-.Per recovering a 'wnbie on 'be iVii'!er 32, Doug O'sen iiirew 'C end Pa? Heiiricb for Norins frsr inen in ine second period affer Two Springieid ioucndowns, one eacn by Jack Mcilreary and Gary Brown and Trailing I3-7 ine Norfiw affack goi underway again. Wifii 6 sec- onds remaining in The bali Qisen threw To Spike Gordon for a 14-13 baif-firne lead, TD. In The rbird quarier Norib nvarcbed 68 yards Wiib Rob Bonne? going The finai 19 for ibe TD. Two piays iaier affer a recovered fumble Oisen scored five Qnai touchdown from 20 yards ooh ,, sera --f A. ,, Bob Brown, Tackle Ker1Jol'inson, Center Bert Loughrnilier, Guard I Linebacker Jerry Cole and End Pat Heifrich sfop Milier back a fer no gain. funn X - - i , i .. - .i .., I '-fi ' ff'-'WQ V f 1.1: I 1 1 ,ll g 1 V J:-e , H' ' ,-, ,' f 4 .fi , - rg., - ' , 52 Viv im Miiche , ll? Bob Grohom, F.B. Jerry Cole, F.B. Rich Bolls, H.B. North Eugene 7 Marshfield 26 The powerful Morshheld Pirotes rolled to C1 26-7 victory over North Eugene Highlond- ers ond in doing so Took over hrst ploce from The previously unbeoten North Eugene Eleven. After running up o 19-O holt-time leod on two touchdowns by Tullboclc l-lonk Windell ond one by holt-boclc Dick Shonley. The pi- rotes exchanged Third period touchdowns with The I-lighlonders which rounded The scoring. Although North got inside The Pirote 2O yord line on Tour different occosions in The lost quorter, They were unoble to push it ocross Tor The score. North Eugene 12 North Bend 34 The North Bend Bulldogs, scoring on Tour of their t1rst seven ploys from scrimmoge, defeoted the Highlonders 34-12 in whot wos NorTh's second 5-A-1 loss ogoinst 2 wins. North Bend holt-bock Colin RUSh Stwted oft the Scoring Rich Affebufy, Guord Make oibnev, Tackle with o 76 yord iount on their second ploy from scrimmoge. On their fourth ploy Cliff Grohom took o pitchout ond golloped oround his right end for o 77 yord scoring ploy, Next it wos Bill Young- meyr for two yords ond The Bulldog's Third touchdown. Then with 8:22 remoining fm in The first holt Grohom broke loose ogoin, This time for 79 yords ond o 27-O leod. North Eugene t1nolly hit the scoreboord, when with only 2 seconds lett in the holt, Quorterbock Ed Monsell possed to holfboclc Rob Bennett on o 21 yord scoring ploy to molce the holf-time score 27-6. The second holt wos o different story os The I-lighlonders outgoined North Bend. But it wos not enough os both teoms scored one touchdown. North's t1nol touchdown come on o 48 yorder when Monsell skirted right end tor seven yords ond the score. 138 Mark Beymer, Lauord Pat Helfrich Moves in For the tackle against Cottage Grove. North Eugene 26 Cottage Grove 'I9 The North Eugene Highlanders, led by Quarterback Doug Olsen, came up with a well balanced offense to defeat visiting Cottage Grove 26-19 in a hard fought contest. The Lions struck first when, after a recovered furrble on the Highlander 20, Quarterback Larry Carr threw to Ron Gibson for a 6-O lead. The Highlanders came right back to the score on an Olsen to Myers pass play and then went ahead on another pass. This one good for 68 yards with half- back Rob Bennett on the receiving end. The Lions then marched 42 yards for their second TD, The try for the extra points was no good and North left the field with a l3-l2 halftime lead, ln the third period Jim Easely picked off an Olsen aerial and sprinted 97 yards for the touchdown and a i9-13 Cottage Grove lead. i Olsen found his range again in the final stanza as l he passed for two more touchdowns. One a pass to Myers covering 3l yards and the other o lO yarder to fullback Bob Graham. at Ag. 1 ' we-'ffifiiff I3 ' 'ff Frei: A. ,, , 4' ..l4,,fe' Ig fa ' W ' i 3 ti., . f w.,,mi 'f, r f ,.,- ' ' 'C L' rm, N- , Q ' 't' fl P 2 L V H ,gg Mia, av , .t 0,73-' A -lg,.fg' 1 ,g: 4?i' , ' Q , '42, .'i, , ei' ,. .z .i W , 'V s ip- ' 2- -f Qt, ',e'1., l V? 5 Q,-5' '-,K 'fi Tv 1, 7 ,ft 'x f- it gr' I A X . 4 ,-V g Fur. , ?f'Z'?f,1't5?fQo-r5: ue,7'31f1'L' 'Qi' nz. 'X ,I 4 :ci , e f 'if M.. , Jerry Myers, HB, Glen Rissberger, Tackle Jim Krause, Center A L Bob Long, End North Eugene O South Salem 41 A stout Saxon defense and a well balanced offense provided South Salem with a 41-O non-league victory. AllSet...Hutl4.,Hut2.. Salem scored in the first period on a 25 yard pass from Ed Swearinger to Ken Sawyer and again in the second quarter when Don Royce connected on a 12-yarder to Steve Steward. However it was the third quarter that spelled the difference as the Saxons rolled for 2l points to put the game on ice, North Eugene 7 South Eugene 'I8 The Axemen from South Eugene, led by the fine running of half-back Dave Fluke, defeated North Eugene in the final game of the l959 season. The loss left the Highlanders vvith a three vvon and three loss 5-A-l league record. South scored in the hrst period on an 85 yard drive. Fluke led the way carrying the ball 7 times for 8l yards and the touch- down. The Axemen struck again early in the second quarter, Bob Ferguson intercepted Doug Olsen's pass on the Highlander 34 yard line. Seven plays later Fullback Nick Carter scored to make it 12-O. The Highlanders came right back on the ensuing kickoff by marching 64 yards in ll plays. The big play of the drive was an Olsen to Gordon pass good for 32 yards. The touchdown came with 1:32 remaining inthe half when Olsen vvent in from 2 yards out. An Olsen to Gordon pass for the extra point cut South's lead to T2-7 at the half. After a scoreless third quarter .lim Brooke took Quarterback Dick Robertson's pitchout and skirted left-end for the score and an I8-7 victory for the Axemen. Olsen is driven out of bounds on the Axemen 35 yard line Kit Brazier, End Larry Scott, H.B. Dennis VanSant, End Olsen and Myers bring down Axemen H.B. Dave Fluke after 8 yards. Bob Garnero, T. E NOT PICTURED Mike hlef' in QQ '-'A 3 -f PaT l-lelTriCh ., .. End Larry Sevens .. .. HE. Paul Clausen M, .. Ceimer Bill Canipbell ., .. QB. Verne WhiTTaker, Tackle Ed Sfauffer, H.B 5 , oi ' , ' W M Y '42 ,T 53 'X U' ,, . .V H M N, ,, Paul Sprigs, Tackle During The T959 FooTball season Donald W. Read donaTed a Trophy To be presenTed annually To Norfh Eugene's rnosT ouTsTanding and in- spiraTional senior looTball player. The purpose of presenTing This award is To TurTher inTeresT in aTh- leTics in general. The winner of The Trophy This year has displayed ouT- sTanding leadership and c:haracTer during all of his Three years aT NorTh. In TooTball he has shown leadership and has been an inspi- raTion To his Team-rnafes. This year's winner is Douglas Jarnes Glsen. Doug has been NorTh's sTarTing quarTerback Tor Three years, Dur- ing These Three years NorTh has won To losT 6 and Tied T, Aside from playing TooTball, Doug has done an ouTsTanding iob in BaskeT- ball and Track. Along with his afh- leTic abiliTy he is a rnernber of The sTudenT Council and has been very adiye in sTudenT governndeni The Trophy ,-.os pres-enTed by The donor Mr. Read af The annual TooTball bangueT, Upon graduovien Doug is plannihg oh ahendihg College end hopes To 'ry his hahd aT college TooTball T-le is undecided on whifh College we faiif aTfend FCI' Ta l, . is ?'il J V FOOTBALL Asslstant Coach George Krupncka Managers Ron Hassler and Dwnght Addleman Head Coach John Reed The Junlor Varsuty Football Team turned nn an nmpressnve 5 won I lost and l tned record for the T959 season Under the expert guld ance of coaches John Reed and George Kruplcka the Scottnes showed marked lm provement wuth each game The JVs avenged thenr only defeat of the season by defeating Sprnngfleld I4 12 after losmg earluer to them 7 6 Agamst arch rnval South Eugene the SCOTTIGS won 7 6 and were tred I2 T2 Other vnctorues nncuded a 35 O trouncung of Corvalluss Spartans a 21 O whltewashlng at the Lebanon War rnors and a 21 7 victory over the Roseburg Indians The JVs In addntlon to having a successful season were a very colorful team Under coach Reed the Scottues came up with such plays as the cats meow and the stupid series Next year North hopes to have a good year ln football and the success of the teams wull depend greatly upon thus year's Scottues NEHS OPPONENTS Corvallns Sprlngfleld South Eugene Lebanon Springfield South Eugene Roseburg FIRST ROW Lynn Garner Rod Gunson Ar n Muhlhelm Je Bruns Tom Kung lm Ruff Gary Polonuk SECOND ROW Ron Johnson Don Hole George Warren Tony Gernmonfe SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL ss yr Head Coach Jlm Carmxchael Student Coach Bull Evans FIRST ROW .hm Hardy Keith Johnson Don ald Gott Dell lsham Wllson Muhlhesm Ron Murphy Gordhon Hall SECOND ROW Mlke Emmons Lynn Bevens Wayne Allen Lynn Atkins it .1 , .- The l959 Sophomore football team came up with a 4 and 4 record for the season The Sophomores found arch rnval South Eugene especially to thenr lnknng as they rolled over the Axemen Sophomores twice by scores of 28 O and 42 6 Agannst Springfield they lost twice and against their other two op ponents Cottage Grove and Willamette they sp It In the backtleld the sophomore starters were Make Emmons at lefthalt Lynn Atkins at raght halt Wayne Allen at fullback and Lynn Bevens at Quarterback The Sophomores were coached by Jnm Car mnchael and a student teacher Bull Evans FIRST ROW Jlm Randall, Jack Strayer Arthur Steele, Don Pederson Steve Van Horn Larry Lemke Duck Pendleton SECOND ROW Larry Malos, Larry Banlor Paul Wlnters, Mel Jensen L in Q . Q FIRST ROW Lynn Atkms Robn Monllo Joy Bowermon Ken Moore SECOND ROW Horlcn Andrews Bob Loues Horry Garnett Mlke Ccrew Royd Fcnust Loren Johnson CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country hos become on of the othletnc hlghlughts ot the yeor ot North Hugh ond wt n he splrut ond dnve the men of N E H S cons ontly show It Could well become the Sport of Chomplons Vnctorues tor the yeor Included wlns over South Eugene Cottoge Grove Wullomette, Oswego, ond South Solern. The only duol rneet loss wos to Springtleld by o score ot 27 to 31. In competition ot the stote rneet, the N.E.H.S. teom tlntshed htth in the yorstty run ond tourth in the J.V. cornpetltion. For the second stroight yeor the rnen of North produced the stote Jumor Cnonwplon. This yeor's chornpion wos Lynn Atklns. With only three sentors on the squod, the outlook for next yeor looks exceptionolly prom stng. 145 'North North North North 'North 'North 'North North North North North North 'North North North Guard Bob Bruns +Nonh North North Captaln Ed Mansell 'North North 'North 'North Forward Make Hatt Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Overtume BASKETBALL Junctlon Cnty North Salem Beaverton North Salem Sweet Home .lunctuon Cnty Sweet Home Lebanon Marshfield Sprungfleld North Bend Willamette Roseburg South Eugene Cottage Grove Marshfield Sprlngtleld Wlllamette Roseburg South Eugene Cottage Grove E I Guard Doug Olsen Center John Franz Forward Go do Myers I 67 ' ' . ' 47 . . A ' 63 .... ' 37 . . . 64 . . 55 ' ' . 46 . . 63 ..... 52 .... tt 44 ' . .. 45 . . 48 ' . . . 46 ..... ' 48 . 75 ' 43 .... 48 ' . . . Eugene 48 North Bend 62 ' . . . 47 ..... 35 . 63 ,, . t.gt iii? , Mel Krause Head coach Mel Krause us un hus thurd year at North Hugh He us a graduate of the Unu versuty of Oregon un the class of 1951 where he played basketball and baseball Thus us Mel s nunth successful year of coach ung hugh school basketball un the state of Oregon He spent one year at Mulwaukue Hugh then two at Wullamette From there he went to Franklun Hugh of Portland for three years He us now un hus thurd year at North Eugene Hus teams at North have lacked heught but have never lacked spurut and druve Krause also teaches Physucal Educa tuon and Buology and us the head baseball coach Guard Spuke Gordon Center Lynn Garner Forward Bob Garnero Forward Jum Krause Forward Bull Campbell GUOI'd Royd F0059 Won 3 Lost 1 The Highlanders opened their 1959-1960 season by defeating Junction City, by a score of 67-62 in overtime. North guard, Doug Olsen, dropped in three free throws in the final 16 seconds to give North the win. The high scorer for the game was guard Bob Bruns, who poured in 22 points for the winners. In the next ball game, North dropped a tight one to North Salem's Vikings on their floor 49-47. Viking forward Pat Loy was the deciding factor as he scored 22 points and collected 20 rebounds. Mansell was high for North with 11. Next North traveled to Beaverton where they rolled over the Beaverton Beavers by a 63-48 count. The Highlanders, led by Doug Olsen and Ed Mansell, poured in 22 points in the hrst quarter for a lead they never lost. Olsen had 17 points while Man- sell had 10 points and 14 rebounds. Sweet revenge was obtained by the High- landers in the next game as they topped North Salem by o 37-35 score in double overtime. With only one second remaining, Bob Bruns scored from 25 feet out to tie the game. Neither team scored in the first overtime but after only 42 seconds in the sudden death overtime, Captain Ed Mansell scored on a lay-in to give North the victory. Four Victories North started slowly but came on strong in the sec- ond quarter behind the outside shooting of Mike Hiatt and the inside work of Ed Mansell for a 28-24 half-time lead. After a close third quarter North broke loose for 21 points in the final stanza for a 64-52 victory. Mansell and Hiatt were high for North with 17 and 14 points respectively. Once again it was the big quarter that provided the victory for North. This time it was 22 points in the second quarter that gave North a 39-25 half-time lead, over Junction City's Tigers. The Highlanders held on in the second half for a 55-44 victory. Cen- ter Lynn Garner and forward Ed Mansell led North with 15 and 14 points. North Eugene's Highlanders hit a blistering .888 shooting percentage in the Hrst quarter to give North a 16-5 lead over Sweet Home. By half time they had upped it to a 26-13 margin. The Huskies came back strong in the second half and with only 1 minute to go it was 44-41, North. However, two tree throws by Royd Cousey Faust with tive seconds to go gave North a 46-41 victory. Bruns hit 15, Hiatt 10, and Gordon 10 for the High- landers. The Highlanders wound up their pre-season play with a 63-56 victory over Lebanon's Warriors on their home court. The win gave North a 7 won and 1 lost pre-season record. Bob Bruns, Ed Mansell and Doug Olsen led the at- tack on the Warriors scoring 44 points between them. 1,77 - : Zvi V 9 Q1 'i H4 ' ff 'Q Q.. ' J 1 North Eugene vs. Marshfield Marshfield's unbeaten Pirates were challenged for most of the three quarters by the Highland- ers before pulling it out 47-43. Accurate marksmanship by forward Mike Hiatt and guard Bob Bruns, who had I4 points be- tween them in the first half, gave North a nar- row 2l-2O half time over the top-ranked Pi- rates. After dropping behind 37-25 late in the third stanza the Highlanders came on strong in the fourth quarter to make it close. High for North Eugene was Bruns with l3 points, following him was Hiatt with ll points. North vs. South The Axmen of South Eugene used patient, wait-and-see tactics, to de- feat the North Highlanders 48-53. Although North led only twice, 2-O on Lynn Garner's iump shot and 3-2 on Garner's free-throw, but the decision was undecided un- til the final moments. South's wait- ing tactics began at the beginning of the third period with their lead cut to 22-2l. From there, South controlled the ball and took only good shots from then on. Their lead was between six and ten points throughout the final stanza, but the Highlanders refused to fold. Bo Blair, Sandy Nosler, and Dave Tobey lecl the South's scoring with l2, ll, and lO points respectively. Ed Mansell led the Highlander at- tack with 9 points. Both teams com- bined for only twenty-five field goals in the low-scoring, hard- fought contest. North vs. Springfield The second meeting between the Springheld Millers and our own Highlanders took place in the North Eugene High gym, and it was a thriller. ln an overtime period the Millers won 52-48. But to attain victory, the Millers had to break a good zone ae- fense by the Highlanders. Springfield led olmost throughout the game, but never by more than eight points. On Saturday North Eugene traveled to North Bend and ran into the Bulldogs. The result was a 63-48 victory for North Bend. The Highlanders stayed with the taller bulldogs for mos' of the first half. The height dfierence began to shew in the third period and the Bulldogs won going away. The win was a must for North Bend who were in the heat of the race for the tournament. North vs. Willamette North Eugene's Highlanders iumped to an TB-5 first quarter lead then finished strong with T6-B tally in the final period to defeat the lf. 'r We Wolver- ines 62-40. After trailing 5-2 early in the first cuarfer Nor'h get hot. A pair of free-throws by John Franz node it 6-5 with the clock showing 51i4 left in ' 's1- opening stanza. Then tive more points by Franz, four by Mansell, two by Hiatt and one by Qlsen made it TE-5 at the guar- ter. Bruns led North's scoring with T5 counters. He was fol- lowed by Mansell with l3, Olsen TO arid Frahz with 9 points. The followiftg ever eg t' e te l1: de's iiiJr'-Wert Souh to Roseburg where they rref worst defeat of the season. Tne lndiars put of a f-be 3' ep' ' g ru gi, ie1Jf,,'Q-1:'LfS Jim Jarvis and lynn Baxter. The result was an o.eww','m, ing B3 47 vic ory for coach Jdrviss lnaians NEHS vs SEHS SouTh Eugenes Dove Tobey puT nn o Tree Throw wlTh OOO shownng on The clock To grve The Axemen o hord ToughT 36 35 vrcTory over NorTh Eu gene Norfh employrng o shrfhng 1 3 1 de Tense boTTled SouTh down To The wlre ATTer Trollnng 1O 9 oT The end of The T1rsT quorTer They went oheod 20 16 GT The hoIT ATTer Three quc1rTers :T was oll lcnoTTed oT 28 oll Sondy Nosler ond Tobey puT SouTh up 5 ponnTs eorly on To ThoT leod unTul There wos only 1 41 leTT on The clock Then oTTer mlss :ng on hrs Tree Throw Ed Mansell goT The re bound ond mode TT 35 32 Then wnTh O 15 To go Torword Mnke l-lnoTT sonk Two Tree Throws To molce :T 35 34 WlTh O 11 To go Doug Olsen Tied IT wuTh onoTher Tree Throw This seT The sToge Tor The dromohc endnng Nosler led oll scorers wlTh 17 Hgh for NorTh wos Olsen wrTh 10 in The flnol period 33-28. They held . ' . THE J J FULLER MEMORIAL TROPHY Mrs. J. J. Fuller has given To NorTh Eugene High a Trophy To be presenTed annually To The senior baskeTball player who has dis- played The mosT ouTsTanding leadership dur- ing The season. The firsT winner of This award was Edward Lee Mansell. Eddie was The Team capTain Tor The 1959-6O season and played forward Tor The Highlanders, He is 6'2 Tall and weighs 165 pounds. During The season, Ed was sec- ond in Team scoring and The Team's Top re- bounder. In The words of BaskeTball coach Mel Krause, Ed is The mosT improved player I've ever coached. In his iunior year, Ed was noT one of The regulars buT during This pasT season he sTarTed all 22 of The High- lander games. ln addiTion To BaslceTball, Ed played quar- Terback on The TooTball Team and was The cemerhelder Tor The NorTh High Baseball Team. Aside from his aThleTic acTiviTies, Ed- die is The STudenT Body Treasurer and an ouTsTanding sTudenT. Upon graduaTing, Ed hopes To aTTend The UniversiTy of Oregon and major in Business AdminisTraTion. N.E.H.S. vs, Cohage Grove Mel Krause's Highlanders rounded ouT Their 1959-60 season by rolling over The CoTTage Grove Lions 63-49. NorTh hiT a specTacular .587 from The field To CoTTage Grove's 287. The Highlanders builT Their winning margin in The TirsT and Third periods when They scored 15 and 19 poinTs respecTively. Mike HiaTT wiTh 15, and Bob Bruns wiTh 14 led The aTTack. Doug Olsen added 11 more for Norfh. The game was livened up in The lasT Two minuTes when The firsT five Highlander seniors Took Things inTo Their own hands and played The posiTions They wanted To play. The posiTions were: aT The guards: Ed Mansell and Mike HiaTT, aT The forwards, Bob Bruns and Gordon Myers, and aT The cenTer, Doug Olsen. For This final game The Highlanders were coached by Their sTudenT coach Dave Graz. The win gave NorTh a 4 won and 1O losT record for league play. The ToTal season's record was 11 won and 11 losT. J. V. BASKETBALL '50 ' 541 fu '14 I Coach, Cece Hodges, Randy Boyer, Bob Long, Roger Lyman, Jim Hardy, Pat Helfrich, Wayne Allen, Gary Schweiger, Lynn Bevans, Ron Johnson, Lynn Banford, Jim Ottosenn, Managers, Larry Bailor and Bill Van Natta. Coach Cece Hodges, J.V.'s turned in a 14-8 record for the 1959- 1960 season. The Scotties pre- sented a well balanced attack with Lynn Banford, Ron Johnson, Pat Helfrich, Jim Hardy and Gary Schweigher as starters at the end of the year. Several of the J.V.'s moved up to play varsity ball towards the end of the season. The loss of these starters, Jim Krause, John Franz and Bob Garnero was felt towards the end of the year. ln the 5-A-1 season the Scotties won 7 and lost 7. The leading scorer for the J.V.'s was Lynn Banford who scored a total of 209 points for a 9.5 over' age. The success of next year's varsity will depend greatly upon the im- provement of this year's J.V.'s. NEHS Opponent 66 Junction City . . . 17 40 North Salem .... 27 47 Beaverton ...... 51 52 North Salem .... 50 62 Sweet Home .... 46 48 Junction City .... 15 61 Sweet Home .... 12 42 Lebanon ....... 32 49 Marshfield ..,.. 57 38 Springfield ..... 46 62 North Bend .... 48 47 Willamette ..... 34 55 Roseburg ...... 43 27 South Eugene 41 46 Cottage Grove .. 43 41 Marshheld ..... 63 45 Springfield ..... 56 48 North Bend .... 28 40 Willamette ..... 41 51 Roseburg ...... 38 34 South Eugene .. 43 48 Cottage Grove .. 46 154 SOPH. BASKETBALL ,f I O . , U M A , , ,iirdnk-jg? 2' t N.,-1 , fi. it , ti: 4, , , ur., 1 M it FIRST ROW: Mike Emmons, Lynn Atkins, Stan Myers, Ralph Cole, .lack Strayer, Paul Winters, Ron Murphy, Jim Stedman, Ron Hassler. The Sophomore basketball squad, under the direction of coach Jim Carmichael, won six and lost seven this season. The squad, made of boys primarily in their first year of basketball, made mistakes, but showed hustle and determination. Their wins were: two over Spring- field, two over South Eugene, one over both Corvallis and Cottage Grove. The losses were three over Spring- field, one to both Corvallis and Roseburg, and two to Willamette. This is an important sauad, because it contains the boys who show the potential and tne desire for future varsity squads. Coach Carmichael has handled this responsibility expertly, Boys Squad GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW: Dee Reed, Anno Moy Tullor, Dorlo Rupert, Cheryl Elmore, Lyn An- derson, Beverly Kempf, Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: Jim Steele, Jim Crouch, Keith Nurserh, Don Yoncy, Gordon Landers, Don Tucker, Coproin. THIRD ROW: Mr. Smith, odvisor, John Dietz, Arnold Mulheim, Vern Sonsom, Jeff Springer, Jim Thompson, Dove D'Armond. . i. 5 E J.. Q, 5 1' A P-.f - Q K I . .- K Q , g , V of , i Girls' Squad J mf 1-Q ' , Gymnastucs was a new sport for North Eugene durung the T959 60 school year The boys squad was organuzed at the tTrst of the year and the gurls were permutted to uon about three months later Mr Smuth the unstructor unaugurated the Gymnastucs Squad and dud a wonderful lab ID teach ng ut The group spent many hours doung the requured exer cuses and showed lots at unterest even throughout the slower moments The Gymnastucs Squad gave several performances throughout the year They maunly per squad contests The State Tumblung Tournamen was held at North Eugene Hugh on rch T2 l9oO The co tesa ts came torn all pa ts o cgcn to part u utc North Hugh easuly walked away wuth the vuctory 157 formed during the halt-time of basketball games but they also presented several intra- Ma , . u 'W f rt r , cr l Q' J .cpcui but WRESTLING The secona year of competition for the Highlander wrestling team was one of building, for Coach George Krupika. There was a good turn out at the beginning of the season and 30 wrestlers were carried during the regular season. Although the squad won only three of their thir- teen matches, there were several bright spots. Two of the victories were over arch-rival South Eugene High and the other over St. Francis High. Some of the other matches were very close. In the Sub-District meet, held in the North Eugene High gym, the Highlander squad placed six men in the first two places. In the District meet ar Springfield High, Junior, Doug Smith placed lst in the lO6 pound class and Senior, Renne Booth placed 2nd in the 130 pound class. Smith went on to take 4th place in the State meet at Corvallis with 22 of the 30 men of this year's squad returning, T5 of which are sopho- mores, Coach Krupika looks for- ward to a very good season next year. This was Krupika's first year at North and he has done a fine iob with the squad. cl ..,....,,. wi 14 DISTRICT 5-A-I FIRST ROW: Fred Montgomery, Monoger, Bob Boker, Bry Luke, Tom Frybock, Bob Bruns, Rob Bennett, Eddie Mansell, Bob Gurnero, Joe Wehr. CHAMPIONS NX, SECOND ROW Terry Ambrose Fred Carlson Cris Mace Duck Karkley Jnm Kraus Make Boller Mlke Hrotf Jerry Cole Jerry Wulhcms Ike Fox 161 ' A 1' r , 1 W Z f 'C X 4 I 4? GX. 'K ' P' ,Y F, Lrr, N' . 4 I 5 . . . ' ,T ff ' ,MJ X T . ., ,, . .5-, - V MQ., 4,5 , eww- 4, t ' T ' Y. V V V V 'M My ,, iff' -1 Fred Carlson Rob Bennett J. le- 1 I' N 1 9. I T S9 Bry Lake Fred Carlson - Pitcher - Won seven and lost Two. Had a l.83 earned run aver- age and sTruclc ouT 42 opposing baTTers. Bry Lake - Third Base - BaTTing average .409. He led The league in RBls wiTh 25. This year's Team CapTain. Rob BenneTT - OuTfleld - BaTTing aver- age 886. He was The only unanimous choice on The all-disTricT Team. This is his second year on The all-disTricT Team and was also on The T960 All-STaTe Team. Tom Fryback - UTiliTy infielder - BaTTing average 245. He is a fine glove man and was in on T5 double plays This year. Bob Baker - CaTcher - BaTTing average ,,t,,..-- . -. 1, . 6 H 1 L, .3l2. He had 20 l2BIs. This is The sec- .. f EVA' ' ond ear Tor him as all disTricT ,-.- ff.. f.pf'1f,2:3-4--' .ii:12':f 1 A Y ' Tom Fryback Bob Baker Ti 4 A T x Q' H Q 162 bl 'L North Eugenes Baseballers brought the school its first District 5 A I championship rn T960 by running up an um pressnve II won 2 lost record for league play The Hnghlanders were elrmmated in the State Champion ship quarter finals by the State Champs at a score of 5 2 This loss left North with a seasons record of I7 won 5 lost and I tied The Highlanders opened their season by taking a double header from Willamette by scores of II 3 and I8 I From there North went on to roll up seven tilt to Serra Catholic By that time the Highlanders were In first place In league play wrth a 5 O record North then traveled to North Bend where they dropped their first league game by a score of IO 4 The team lumped back in theur winning ways and won the next five In a row four of them being league games before losrng to Sprangfield 7 4 in nine Innings After collecting two more non league games over Junction City and Harris burg the stage was set for the final week of league actuon The Highlanders needed to win two of the remaining three games to clinch the pennant Two of these games were against the second place North Bend Bulldogs who had earlier nn the year defeated North Eugene In the first game of the double header Fred Carlson held the Bulldogs to four singles while the Highlanders got IO hits and 5 runs for a 5 2 win Bob Bruns led the at tack with two triples and two RBIs Rob Bennett added two more hits one of them a home run and one RBI to the cause In the second game a single In the 6th Inn :ng by Ed Mansell with Bob Bruns on second base gave Eugene a 4 3 win and the drstrrct championship The Baseball team was led by seniors Rob Bennett Bry Lake first baseman Bob Bruns hitting a 259 second sell hitting a 326 outfielder Jerry Williams rnfielder Dick Ksrtley catcher Mike Ballor outfielder Ike Fox and pitchers Terry Ambrose Ron McLaughlin and Mike I-Iuatt with a 5 2 record The Varsity Team was coached by Mel Karuse with Chuck Rak serving as student coach The team feels that they owe their success In baseball to Mel Krause who had been with them for three years and whose knowledge of the game had made the difference in success and failure During the baseball banquet at the end of the regular season Mel Krause was presented with a silver tray engraved with the names of the i960 DISTRICT 5 A I CHAMPIONS l fo . -I . I HR straight victories before dropping a IO-9 non-league baseinan Joe Wehr with a .296, center fielder ,Ed Man- 163 J V BASEBALL FIRST ROW Mike Emmons Ron Armstrong Larry Ballor Jon Bruns, Wayne Allan, Stan Meyers, Lynn Bevens Dan George Larson .llm Steadrnan Gary Bartel Rex Vaughan Lundstrom THIRD ROW: .lack Strayer, Lynn Garner Ron SECOND ROW Coach Smnth Terry Ellsworth John Spneger Murphey, Steve Moir. SEASON RECORD North Eugene l Coburg ..... North Eugene Cottage Grove North Eugene Lowell ...... North Eugene Coburg ..... North Eugene Springtleld .. North Eugene Willamette .. North Eugene Willamette .. North Eugene Cal Young .. in l. ...A This year the Junior Varsity Baseball team, coached by Dick Smith, won 5 ot their 8 games this season. Their three losses were to varsity teams from Lowell 4-O and Coburg lO-4 and 9-l. They defeated VVillamette's J.V.'s twice, l4-O and IO-2. They also won a 7-2 contest against Cottage Grove and a l-O squeaker against Springtield, Their other win came at the expense ot Cal Young Jr. High 3-2. The J.V. starting line-up was catcher, Rex Vaughan, lst Base, Mike Emmons, 2nd Base, Lynn Bevans, 3rd Base, Gary Bartel, Short-stop, Wayne Alken, Lett Field, Ron Murphey, Center Field, Lynn Garner, and Right Field, Steve Moir. The J.V. pitchers were Don Lundstrom, Larry Bailor, Bill VanAtta, Terry Ellsworth, Paul Winters, and Jack Strayer. These J.V.'s will make up the Varsity tor next year, so the experience they have gained will be extremely important to them and to the school next year. Ot the nineteen on this year's Varsity only six will be returning next year, 5, . ff ' 'x Sin . 'S J HMP mug ,Z FIRST ROW Steve Mox Jnm Hengley Jerry Sou ek Don Sfrwyfh SECOND ROW Louns Sodek Roger Wxkox Byron Wocd Coach Mel Joegers GOLF -I dv J g J nm Om New Hwghs fufvous pmtm gr ens X of -Qi NN.. f. . A a ' - - 'f ' ' ' . . . : ' , ' f ,Y . . I - , 5 sc .1 g'...' , 1 ., ., f flu' Y. h , YI ' R' ,Q ' f x f 1Z,'A'. ' I A I Coe ce we rf kos CII ff ' ' ., ' ' g Q . 5 Eye Xfiif We 'zwzfd llf the 'mast .c'.cb, 12'-J' du 'iz M flnufd '5:5A. b' X NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEH5 NEHS NEHS 4l2 l2 2 l2 SEASON RECORD Cottage Grove Roseburg Corvallls Roseburg Lebanon North Salem Cottage Grove Lebanon l2 l2 2 The Highlanders placed tenth ID the state tournament Byron Wood made the all state team vvnth a score of l5O and continued on to win the Oregon Junior Jaycee Tournament Byron has a tlne golf career ahead of htm and all of North Hugh should truly be proud 5' f WH- M12 0 nf' S N ai TRACK FIRST ROW: Doug Appel, Lynn Atkins, Rone Johnson, Dennis Von Soni, Robin Monelo, Wcyne Persons, Leonord Kessey, Lorry Stevens, Joy Bowernoon, Hor'on Andrews, Loren Johnsen, Rennie Booih. SECOND ROW: Gordon Hall, Don Hole, Rondy Boyer, Gordon Mye's, Ed Sfougex Horry Gorneri, Lynn Endicoii, John Franz, Ken Moore, Dick Pendleton, Bolo Graham, Bob Long, Spike Gordon. THIRD ROW: Mike Helfrich, Torn Lee, Poi Helfrich, 1. Bob Voleu, Doug Olsen, Mike Corew, Royd Foust, Alec Pelfier, Bob Sieworr, Roger Weed, Chuck Horkins, Bert Loughrniller, John Dietz. FOURTH ROW: Neil Siienhouer, Don Peterson, Poul Spriggs, Arno'd iy'J!hiern, Torn King, Jirn Rondoll, Ralph Cole, Jim RUR, Ed Weigrnon, Philip Delong, Don Gott, Jim Hardy, Wil- son Mulhiern, Mel Jensen, Deon Church. 168 3 ...,,..5h gi-11 X, North Eugene High Track and Field Records Name Pat Helfrich ... Pat Helfrich .... Leonard Kesey .... . Wayne Persons . Bruce Jones .... Harlan Andrews . Harlan Andrews . Bob Graham ... Record :15.3. :21.0. :10.2. :22.5. 1529. 2:03 . 4:26.5. 54'6 Event 120 Yd. High Hurdles 180 Yd. Low Hurdles .... 100 Yd. Dash ....... 220 Yd. Dash .... 440 Yd. Dash .... 880 Yd. Run .. 1 Mile Run .... Shot Put .... Discus . . . Javelin ..... High Jump ... Broad Jump .... Pole Vault ... 440 Yd. Relay ..,. 880 Yd. Relay .... 1 Mile Relay .. . 2 Mile Relay ... Shuttle Hurdles Distance Medley . . . Shot Put ......... Broad Jump High Jump ... Dennis Van Sant .... 140' . Doug Appel .... . . . 162'7 . . John Franz 5'11 .. Doug Olsen .. .. 21' .. Spike Gordon ...... 12'13A . . Relays Persons, Kesey, Stevens, Olsen Stevens, Kesey, Persons, Carew .... Carew, Moir, Bowerman, Andrews . Bowerman, Garnett, Atkins, Andrews Olsen, Myers, Helfrich ........... Faust, Carew, Manela, Andrews Graham, Helfrich, Weigman .... Olsen, Mathews, Gordon . . . Franz, Endicott, Helfrich 5 A 71' K.. 551.9 Meet District Hayword '60 District '60 Corvallis '60 SEHS '59 State '59 State '59 District '60 District '60 Hayward '60 Springfield '60 Sub-District '60 District '60 State A-1 '60 . :45.9 . . 1:35 . . 3136.1 . . . 8:35.5 . . . 135.4 . . . . 10:56.8 . . 140'3V2 58,8,, 161611 ',-s TSMUS CIWOWPSW? 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