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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1961 volume:

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W ?.3 ,.4 ., -, .Q Jan, -R., 531 wk tu .1 . 1 MQ X rf Aww: ageae 0m ffdam Hmm ' I I I I To those honored individuals to whom we, students owe a great deal, to those who have guided' us, taught us knowledge of books and 'of World, to those who have always offered encouragement to go forward, to do better and greater things, we now pay tribute. The administration, faculty, the entire staff f all who so willingly have given their time and put forth endless effort -- have been the foundation upon which we have depended. It is from their example, their eagerness and sincerity to promote our growth into more mature personalities, distinct and self-reliant, from their sharing and participating in activities with us - from such things as these has the name 'of North Eugene High School risen in respect and greatness. Our tribute, although it is well-worn and can be only a token of what we feel, is meant very deeply. Thank you all . . . for everything . . . fromfevery one of us. CHOOL BCARD X 34' Xxx Mr. Lee Bishop, Dr. Lcc Stauffer, Mrs. Sally Stafford, Mr. Richard Miller, and Mr. Verne Hoffman. The students of Eugene would like to extend their thanks to the School Board. Each member of this five member group is elected for a term of Five years by the people of the school district to carry out a most difhcult task f conducting the business and establish- ing the policies within which the administration may operate the schools. These non-paid individuals who so generously donate their time, effort, and considera- tion toward the betterment of the school district and the community, Do, indeed, deserve our sincere ap- preciation. Chairman: Mr, Lee Bishop Q ww, ADMINISTRATIO Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Millard Z. Pond Assistant Superintendents of Schools, Left: Mr. Leroy Erdman Right: Mr. Lloyd Millhollen Mrs Bergman Dean of Girls DMINISTR TIO maxi Mr. Newland Mr. Hendrickson Vice Principal Principal Greetings, Highlanders: The 1960-61 school year has seen North Eugene become solidly entrenched as one of the leading schools in the state. Outstanding achievements in academic, as well as extra-curricular activities have highlighted the year. The list of awards and honors attest to this. Likewise, our tradition are establishing themselves on the basis of their own value. Certain events and activities have become an integral part of our schedule. Our students have grown with the school. This year was marked by increased participation by many students in the daily routine of the school. Mature judgement was displayed in our many elections and group choices. Primarily responsible for our student leadership was our Senior Class. So, in farewell, may we say, Thanks for a wonderful year and Goodbye, Good Luck, and God Bless You to the class of '6l. Sincerely, to af Mr Zollinger Dean of Boys vc mm? fm W i MRS. HAZEL REIERSGAARD OFFICE SECRETARY MRS. JOY HENSON MRS. MABEL KENNEDY ATTENDANCE SECRETARY .,.: IQ.. . PERSONNEL SECRETARY ' ' . a: 5 gg. , Eg g' . . .if ' f . 1, .fff , w 6 ,Z Arn Malik 7'i55'f3227?Ytf??'fI H 95: - ,V 2 ...U ..-xi .- .. p: , 'V I V. F' -3 1755, ' 1-s,Q'J??f'? ...mug ,f T ffyfiff A :F , I ' Sf? . j . . wg, .as 'H .12 L-f4f,y.,,, I-:l-gm '12 E 'f R1 53212 fYl95iEf9f5f?1?i57lf ' . ' :? ,: 2 , f if E 53 ?1 v'f:. 5. . A 1 W Sfbr?IsrWiii?IaA - -- E'.. ' W: ' -1 E'if2G : . ' - V I - '-- sg v. .': .1 :-Q., . Q. -I .- mm If ., U.. I . .ff '- . -.uf -1' 'wr -fsi'wf12:fsA.fswgzs--1-vm, 'f' 2uvf. ,I 'zz' 135,-li.'4,6ifW'fi,'iiT'?i I'-:Cz -U' 'H27:r.f'4 I . ag - J' Yfflsl V f-sv: f . zw-,. -V,.ff,.v,, ,ff-7,.w Sm' .. 24 Y V, jUSif'7ff:9'!753a3L?f5Yf1f'?4J'ffJ51It SZ I I M .1 fri MRS. JOYCE FERGUSON OFFICE AND LIBRARY SECRETARY MISS MARY CONSTANS CECIL HODGES ART AUDIO-VISUAL MRS. HELEN GIRARD CRAFTS ,- IW. VM 1. MISS BONNIE BRUNKEN MRS. OLIVIA FROEBE ENGLISH ENGLISH MISS JUNE DENNISON ENGLISH MISS MARILYN MACKIN ENGLISH MISS WILMA JACOBSON MRS. MARION PETERSON ENGLISH ENGLISH 12 I-i I? R ROE BETTERTON MRS. MAXINE MOOREHEAD BUSINESS EDUCATION BUSINESS EDUCATION MRS. LOUANA LAMB BUSINESS EDUCATION GEORGE RUBY BUSINESS EDUCATION MRS. MARCELINE PEITERSON MRS. CQNSTANCE BARNES BUSINESS EDUCATION ENGLISH 13 'ME AL GAGE LANGUAGES HARRY HOLTON LANGUAGES MISS LOTTIE LAMB LIBRARIAN RICHARD BACH MATHEMATICS 14 BERT VILLANUEVA LANGUAGES 1- W L..L1n'ww2:s Q12WQ,-- aff i ., . -na ,,-,, :gg -I ' 1 , . - , fy Q .. ., -kg, Y w bv' ,Q f9NEiQw Jr wi? L S?-If Q? QSM . . . -i,..,k,l 1 Qsqy,f.,.f,,, A , QL gm.- : 'f Tkriiiff' ' 1 ,-., . I Lv. , y e :.'f' f?'?m:L ' A : Q. . -gt: ,K-' awww If in N. Egg? M,, w 'Sv Q v 7 'v:5 rr Wezz. 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Q wfggr, Q1 I fe, I 31' ,, ,, Q 2-' m y - A 5 I ,L,L., ifu, ' 'Ff- GLENN APLIN SOCIAL SCIENCE DENNIS DAVIS SOCIAL SCIENCE in., LEE GOODE SOCIAL SCIENCE CARROL DE BROEKERT ROBERT HAMILL SOCIAL SCIENCE ,I 'cs 3 MRS. JACKIE MORFITT SOCIAL SCIENCE THOMAS KEELE SOCIAL SCIENCE ,,1: ,', A .3 .g,, 2 Q :W - JOHN REED SOCIAL SCIENCE ,Eff SOCIAL SCIENCE NICHOLAS WILTZ SOCIAL SCIENCE F., IT' CLISTODIANS Harry Mitchell Head Custodian The custodians are more or less the silent servants of the school. They work hard and faithfully the year around to keep the school neat and clean for us the students. Our thanks to you from the entire student body of North. 'E - it Eg , i,s i ,s1.i , it if if W an 'sl 4 29, A- , 'V . , W ' it if t., L North Eugene's Custodian Staff: Harry Mitchell, Head Custodiang Joe Onexford, Joe Soloman Jiggs Kirtley, Finn Gauloa. CO0 KS Wle would like to express our gratitude to the cooks of North Eugene High School. The cooks have faithfully prepared our lunches everyday, not only the plate lunch but they also have served us through the ala carte section and the snack bar. Our thanks to you. - V . lffiili .J ,. 1 . yty. 0 mepmy 25: I? E 1 5 ' 5 H I 1 ...Wi , Q. 3.5 . - 'ii' i m ,A ' X :- its l 1 lf ' A il a- '7', iL7li. ..,.,. . ,.,: T I Amiga! ...Y 'EL' g ms! I v a sks, Ai F 5 z .. 'iff xx Mrs. Francis Hathaway Q 1 V. .Li ,Aa 1, .Q 1 J' 4 Q 7 j 'tt lg YA Y, wr, ' 3' I wi 'G ,wfv 1 - MQQVLJ. - ft- K ggi., i Mrs. Lois Ruff FIRST ROW.' Mrs. Louise LaMons, Mrs. Francis Hathaway, Mrs. lklildred Hill. Mrs. Ethel Yoder, Mrs, Floy Wells SECOND ROW: Mrs. Elverda Hughes, Mrs. Faye Williams, Mrs. Louise Washburne, Mrs. Ruth Brumley. Jean McDonald, Mrs. ev -V vb ,gi F 4 'Q l l g 1. 1 . .it .i , fs if Ie' .ii lid , ii J. 21 ' im M-9 FF V ,Y in 2 1 'KG .,w.,g553,215 ., ,W W w.i,,3i, 'Y N gk.g,k9,5, jzgtiy 5 454614 ' 70e5 ee . . , The year 1960-1961 will certainly be remembered by the entire North Eugene High Student Body. Memories of our closest efriends, times we have shared together, are mirrored here in the images of North's personalities. All of us are able to boast the many attempts, achievements and successes made by our school and especially the students themselves 3 for it has! been the- students, partici- pation in learning, organizations and activities which has made this year the outstanding one that it has been. F I 'lb' 'med' A, '-,M f 'I+-fn' Lyn Anclcrson Harlan Andrews Tom Beam Mary Blackford LCslie Burkhart Initiation Ceremony NATIQNA SOC Beverly Kempf Larry Kingsley Linda Kinnee Sue Krocgcr John Luvaas Carol Nc-wland Jim Ottcson :WW 'W' 'ov-f-' Niike Rear Sw Belva Rifhins Gale Roid In-url .gn- fi 'Po Mak 2 Roger C xrnr Q Sindx C olcm m c Fra Bob Gnrnero lfnrlys Hclming Fr Mime Ginger Hutchinson Kay Kcbclbeck Sharron Rfoon Gloria Niorton Bob Scott Fd Qt mffmr Kay WVintcrs Carrol VVrz1y few v . 5 S. - I WTS z l 1 .. 4. . of V sn. OFFICERS: Boh Stewart, Vice Presidentg Mike Roar, Treasurerg Kay Kebelbeck, Secretaryg and Kit Brazier, Prerident. SENIOR CLASS The Senior Class has had a very busy and suc- cessful year. Graduation plans top the list of many activities. The class chose red and silver for its class colors and the red and white car- nation for its flower. The graduation party was combined with South Eugene and held at the Erb Memorial. The Seniors sponsored sev- eral activities, including the Hello week dance, The Howdy Hop, and a spring dance, The Swamp Stomp. The Seniors won the class com- petition to raise money for the foreign exchange student. This class has won similar money raising drives during all three years at North. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: SEATED: Scott Mi- STANDING: jerry Wfilrox. Don Watson, David Chael, Nlarilee Hampton, Dee Barton, Sandra Zahar, Rolilyer, Mike Rear, Kit Brazier, Bob Long, Bob Stew- Karcn Turbyne. Kay Kebelbeek, Dave Watson art. Tom Beam. BARBARA ABBOTT ,f 1zffe?w'Y , ,mg :gk Y .'3::m,,,A W, L. 5- ? in W' BB A JACK ADKINS JUDY AIRD BILLIE ALLUM ' , . . :-'.: ff: : 7: - gg' ' ': ,.,, F ,,J' .2 ' ,E ANN ANDERSON , .,3532Q4sm5?Isz.f:M7,f M - HARLAN ANDREWS JOHN ARMES RON ARMSTRONG LYN ANDERSON JEFF ANKENY ALETTE APPEL LYNN ASH KAREN ASHLEY , ,f T 1 n - ,wx ' ' 1 -wi - - -1. . 1. 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BILL MCINTYRE JUDY MCMANUS SHARYN McMILLAN MAUREEN MCPHEETERS LORANE MCPHERSON JUDY MAESNER ROBIN MANELA MARYD EL MASENGIL FRED MENTZE SHERRY MAXWELL JEFF MERTEN GREG MERTEN SCOTT MICHAEL BOB MILLER SUE MILLER GARY METCALF ,, I 1: kV,,..:,kV t Q lim' '-,. I I ' JJ,I I Q, ,., .. V. ,,.f- .,,-.,. , , f,... ,,,,. i v,,, . V,., i--.W-Vw--I,,,,fw.w,,,m,.iM ,. I ' f ' HY 'Y' . If1:f5:E'fms':v5i5'e,,-ififvxf SUE MITCHELTREE SYD MOFFITT SHARON MOLITOR JUDY MOLTZAU I WILL MOIR DENNIS MONAGHAN FRED MONTGOMERY DIANNA MOON JUDY MOORHOUSE SHARON MOON MARY HELEN MORGAN GLORIA MORTON LEN MOYER KEN MUELLER , . WU Q, ARNOLD MUHLHEIM JERRY MYERS JOANN NEUSCHWANDER NORMAN NEVERS BRUCE NEEDHAM BILL NEELY KIETH NERSETH CAROLE NEWLAND SUE NOBLE KEITH NICOL KIRK NYGAARD JOANNE NORBECK -. ANN NYLANDER LEANNE OLSON JOHN OLSON ELAINE OLSEN LINDA OSBORN BOB OTTO JIM OTTOSEN GARY PALANUK LARRY PALMER PAT PARKS PAM PARRISH ALEC PELTIER WAYNE PERSONS PAT PEOPLES DAVE PIERCE JUDY PIERCE TOM PITTAM ROBERTA PETERSON LYNN POLLEY JANA POTTER DOUG RATHBUN MIKE REAR A ALICE PCWELL DUNCAN PRESCOTT X JUDY PYLE T JUDY READ JANICE REHM DEE REED RODNEY RHOADS JIM RENKEN A Ak BELVA RICH INS BONNIE RISINGER FLORENCE ROBERTSON STEVE ROBINSON ww, I DAVID ROBLYER A -' ' A mfs. :, 1x.1,'?f'fi J- 5:'If5Qf'N5 V' A 'f'1.i' ',i4E:4,.'2El,qH.:. I 'W 'H - I I A MARJORIE ROSSELL JIM RUFF DARLA RUPERT JENNIE SANFORD STEVE ROBLYER NITA ROGERS GALE ROID LOUISE ROUSSEL W ILL RUTHERFORD CHRISTINE SCHMIDT LARRY SCHNETZKY BOB SCOTT DEE SANSOM LARRY SCOTT I LINDA SCOTT RUTH SENKOVICH RICK SHELLY JUDY SHOEMAKER LINDA SIMMONS JOHN SIMON1-:T ERNIE SMITH BOBBIE SIMON DOUG SMITH vb DON SMITH LOIS SMITH ROSALIE SMITII ROSELYN SMITH DON SMYTH DON SNOOK MARY SOULEK Q59 JERRY SOULEK PAUL SPRIGGS ED STAUFFER ROY STEELE PAULA STEINHAUER BARBARA STELZER RITA STRATTON BOB STEWART DAVID STEVENSON WALT SWANSON TOM SWARTZLANDER SUE SWETLAND BILL TENNENT ,1.'BT' A A ' L ' fl LLT B .I ..- DANA TERRY DON THORNE BILL THORNTON GARY TUINSTRA ANNA MAE TULLAR Y ZY KAREN TURBYNE PAT T BURC GLEN VAN DEN BOS JEAN UCHYTIL BOB VALEU DENNIS VAN SANT BOB VAN ORD EN , 1- y M fsfwzaszsizzsfmfiii ' ' -- if ' fisfmazga V . ' Q . 5353 if , . . .ll-2555055 5 - I ' . L . 'wg .. MIKE VAUGHAN SHARI VETETO PAUL WAMSLEY MIKE WARD aw' ' H IW' 7'-' 'f 1 ' . I. riffs, , .,., W I ,, L 1 , .I .' fl , A if M 1 1 . , fi If . M K - . ff. . -WH- GEORGE WARREN MIKE WARREN ROVENA WASSOM MIKE WARNER 4, .. , , . v ROGER WEED MARTHA WENZL DAN WHITNEY DAVE WATSON DON WATSON ED WEIGMAN JERI WELCH PAT WHITE LARRY STEVENS JACK WHITNEY VERN WHITEAKER CHUCK WIECZOREK ,Q Ns fi ,ffl V 2 Nil 'L-- JERRY WILGOX JOYCE WILGOX LAUREL WILLENER KAE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS TOM WILLIAMS I., LVN ETTE WINTHER - III Igzz . KAY WINTERS MERLYN WINTERS BYRON VVOOD GARROL XVRAY DAN YANCY GLORIA YOUNG RICHARD WOOD LINDA YOUNG .WWIIQI fy IT f...., Ml' 5 il:,53E1-35:5-'lf'f5 ., ,, I :E D' TOM BEAM DAVID BOIVERS SANDRA ZAHAR I KEN BROOKS TERRI GATES MARILEE HAMPTON KAREN QUIMBY BILL SANDERSON ANN SHORT MARY JANE TANKSLEY BILL VAN NATTA Christina lived with Rev. Anderson Here Chris chats with Syd Moflitt on the front and his family. lawn. CHRISTIN SCHMIDT GERMA Y Christinais delightful sense of humor Here Chris shares her scientific knowledge charmed everyone. with the Physics Class. 52 This world is full of maryelous ideas and one of them is the American Field Service. the exchange student program whose purpose it is to send students abroad to further friendly re- lations among the nations of the world. I am one of the lucky ones chosen to represent my country, Germany. I am lucky indeed: because I came to the United States, which is the most interesting and most beautiful country in the world: be- cause I came to Oregon. a state full of surprise and differ- ences in its geography and climate: and because I came to North Eugene High School. which has given me a wonderful example of an American high school with friendly relation- ships between teachers and students, with much eagerness for knowledge and still great fun. and with a wonderful sense of school spirit. It is not only to the school that I owe such marvelous experiences. it is to my American family - who made their house my second home. to my community, and to everyone I have met. I am grateful for being able to spend this exciting year here in these United States, and I will try to share with my countrymen all the new experiences and make known to them what an openminded. interesting, friendly. and likeable sort of people you Americans are. ,ff 53 in allen ihrcn Unternehmungcn. -mana.. fe, A tg .Q Q ittt M, 5 5 3 E Q elm... it M.. Von ganzem Hcrzen wiische ich den Lehrern und Sehulcrn der hoheren Schule von North Eugene grossen Erfolg und viel Gluck Christina Schmidt IE 'wud Q li 5-I up-...Q 'If J 19? ,- 4 ,aj , K 1' af 555: ff f wg 'Q l ,ca ,f f' 3 ,' v . ' A if ,954-,x irk 'X 1 ffwfg ,- fiffpf ff W fl 'fixga fa 1' A A Wg., gf 2 '-- 'M VK ,LW 'X f 55 wwf CAROLE NEWLAND OCTOBER ED STAUFFER KAREN LARSON NOVEMBER RANDY BOYER GEORGIENZNE FOSTER GIRL AND BGY OF THE MO TH DECEMBER BOB VALEU SUE PRICE JANUARY JOHN FRANZ VVILL MOIR FEBRUARY HARLAN ANDREWS MARILEE HAMPTON MARCH DONNA EVANS QUALIFICATIONS 1. Personality 2. Citizenship 3. Scholarship 4. Service to School 5. Extra-Curricular Aftivities BRUCE BENSON APRIL CHRISTINE SCHMIDT MIKE REAR MAY KAY KEBELBECK Gordon Hall, President, Pam Shriver, Vice-President Joan Sanderson, Secretaryg Dwight Addelman, Treas- 11767. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL: SEATFD: Sandy Pat- rick. Sue Price, Carol Sloan. Pam Shriver, Karen Bliller, Nancy Collins, Beth Diehl, Dana hlaycumber. Joan Sanderson, Sharon Wallace, Barbara Hatch. STAND- H Witt-rm, .wasfvfffiiiesfrfztatafftef'- sr' JU IOR CLASS The Junior Class began its actual activities on September 30, 1960. W'ith a treasury of 9533.00 we immediately launched a money raising program. Our Hrst project was that of sponsoring the Halloween dance, NWhich l'Vitch? By having coke parties, doughnut, baked foods, and ice cream salesg a talent assembly. and various other activities, we came in second in the race to support a foreign student. Nearly all of our efforts, however, have been directed toward our most important goal g giving the best junior- senior prom ever to be at North. To finance the evening in the mystical village of g'Brigadoon,'5 we initiated the sale of school sweatshirts and basketball score sheets. To per- fectly end the year, we are planning some event, where the class as a whole may have a grand Finale to their jun- ior year at North Eugene. INC: Steve Rogers. Laura Comstock. Bud Steele, Keith Johnson, Kurt Davis, Cordy Hall. Ron Johnson. Wayne Allen, Pat Helfrich, John Franz, Ron Murphy, Karl lvlanseth. 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Jerry Abell Dwight Addlernan Dick Adams Ellen Aikens Carol Aird Sandy Alexander Lynda Allen YVayne Allen Bex' Allurn Linda Ambrose John Anderson John Anderson John Andrews Mike Angelo Janice Arnold Patty Asmervig Lynn Atkins Lois Augustine Becky Babb Larry Bailor Sandy Bailor Linda Baker Lynn Barber Rolland Baxter Dalc Beall Pat Bechtol Judy Beck Robert Benson Jerry Berg Lynn Beyans Dave Bires Jim Bittleson Boh Boyd Sandra Bowser Mildred Braun Ennnett Braun Iwlike Brinkman Bob Brooks John Brown Kay Broyles Sharon Brurnbaugh Dave Buck Don Burnett Kent Campbell Terri Campbell Dorothy Carmickle Harold Childers Carol Christofferson Dean Church Donna Chynoweth Len Clark Sherry Clark Georgia Claxton Ralph Cole Dick Cole Nancy Collins Laura Comstock Nancy Cone David Cooper Dale Cronin Pat Curtis Charles Dark Michele D,Armond Kurt Davis David Davis Donna Day Mike Delaney Pat Deles-Dernier Philip DeLong Ruth Delyea Dorothy DeMoss Fay Dershon Beth Diehl Mona Drasye Roger Duncan Rick Dunn Bob Du Priest Janice Edmonds Sharon Efteland Alyce Eigsti Fran Elder Karen Elmquest Mike Emmons Dennis Erb . -I: N K f :aa yig wig I: 1 vfars.sQ.:w . i. 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Z R ,ct at .f 'ffcai,lff Qs as :.r E:-'t 64 Joanne Sheraden Roger Shexxey Pam Shriver Sharon Simon Jim Simonet Dorothy Simms Carol Skelton Carol Sloan Pat Smalley Charles Smith David Smith Elaine Smith Jon Smith Richard Smith Stuart Smith Katy Smith Donna Snodgrass Carolyn Snyder Cheryl Sortor John Spieger Grant Springer Jim Stedman Arther Steele Jim Steele Virginia Steele Loran Steinhauer Neal Steinhauer Phil Stephens Linda Stewart Arleta Stogsdill Steve Stolsig jack Strayer Connie Swaggart Gayle Swanton Sandra Tatum Gary Taxdal Mary Sue Thenell Keith Thomas Linda Thomas Angela Thompson Meredith Thompson Glenna Thun Donna Thurman Bob Ticer Karla Tiffee Tim Tracey Gary Truitt Tom Upp Steve Van Horn Kay Veltman Claudia Veteto Sharon Wallace Shirley Sallace David Wamsley Fern Watkins Margie Watts Howard Weeks Eunice Wheeler Leroy White Gary Whiteaker Janet Whitney Roger Wilcox Rodney Wilheirn Betty Williams Paul Winters Lyn Woodrich Bert Wheeler Jeff Woodward Alice Yancy Robert Yates :V k Li ' 2.3.'.: 5- L XY . sggfgsi if --.il-Q.. 4mmf2fs,':., ' 5 3:-H: H - Pwssswlggf., .. . Q ff '1 - 1 M t q K Q . 5 A 2 F Q K A' ,X six g' 'L 4 Q af Ku Q M is 1 pl. - ff ,M , . .. A I , M g. President, Dan Perkins, Vice President, Mike Cully, Secretaryg Sue Deyo, Treasurer, Lynda Hackleman. SGPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class has participated in many school activities this year. At the beginning of the year we planned projects to raise money for our treasury. These have been followed through during the year. VVe entered the foreign exchange student drive and were pleased with the amount of money that we raised. We have several pro- jects planned for spring to acquire money for next year. Altogether the Sophomore year has been one of learning. We feel now that we are adequately equipped to undertake the large tasks that will face us next year. SEATED: Sue Deyo, Lynda Hackleman, Marilyn Richard Short, Dan Perkins, George Meyers, Bill Spriggs, Lucy Schaizel, Ann Holcomb, Mary Ann Thomas, Charles Smith, Joe Palanuk, Mike Cully, McFarland, Arthur Brenner. STANDING: Russ France, b M .... . 68 xi' Ak A BMX A X 5' lf t lf tl rf- Nr 44' ' TWH Q4 vhs an C' W V715 Q' v-2' 3.1 Ek iiwvm K at A5-W ' A ,, ,,m,i ' it .. 1y,, J r '2-.: St, :iz N W3 -fo Law flxw-0' 1,3 ' i t fy, . , v.:5.- 'b,', 5 J ? 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Nr' ik-43d . xl S f y 8 71 Robin Fleming Steve Forrest Sherry Fountain Pat Foy Dan France Russ France .lim Freedenburg Leslie Garber David Gavirk Barbara Gibson Bill Gibson Dennis Gibson Steve Glaxe Ladonna Gordon Bill Gott Carole Graves Dianna Graves Bob Grayely Harold Greer Bill Guldager Cheryl Gulvarson Lynda Hackelrnan Duane Hafdahl Clayetta Hall Pam Hallett Pat Haltom Dennis Hamper Sandra Hand Linda Hannigan LeeRoy Hansen Peggy Hanson Mike Harbour Dave Hardy Jeanette Harries Charles Harrington Dick Harris Bob Hastings Sharon Hassrnan Sharon Hauek Cheryl Hay Wanda Hayes Jerry Heacoek Doug Hebard Gary Hedden Don Helgerson Pat Heidtkc Jim Henson joyce Herendeen George Hcitzinan jim Hermafk Bob Hiatt Joan Hiekenbottom jill Hicks Larry Hickson Gini Hinds Ken Hobbs Mary Hocking Kathy Hot-rntlein Dennis Hoeye Chris Hokenstad Ann Holcomb Terry Howes Bev Huffman Suzanne Hurt Judy Ingebretson Arthur Ireland Steve Ivy Pat Jacobs Judy Jacobsen Dale Jackson Jim Jaqua Jon Jenkins Carol Jensen Bev Johnson David Johnson Cecil Johnson Jed Johnson Jim Johnson Memory Johnson Sharon Johnson Carolyn Jones Tom Jones Jim Jordan Rich Jorgenson Kathy Kadau Shirley Kadrmas Barbara Kammeyer lNIike Kangas Dave Keebler Sally Keir Paul Keith Peggy Kepner John Kingsley Theresa Kirk Norman Kirtley Jim Klink Yvonne Knudsen Marilyn Koberstein Ivan Koch Krank Kosderka George Kranz Jeanette Kroblin David Kutschara Lowell Langan Bob Lange LaVerda LaPorte Ron LaSala Pat Larsen Janet Leal Astrid Lilijergen Greg Lindley Pete Little Sandra Lofuendahl Judy Looney Harry Lovelace Bill Luvaas John Lyman Joyce McBee Dave McElroy Sharon McFadgen Mary Ann McFarland Andy McKinney Doug lXfIcKinnon Diane MCKy Jack McWhortor Daleta McX'Nlilliam Rod Maesncr kv .493 I . v -, - 2 ' ef 'im G if we I . 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Naomi Manela Noralee Masergil Myra Matteson Charles Mcdill Rugh Melby Roger Metcalf Karol Michner Susan Miller Ed Minturn David Mitchell Linda Montgomery Marj Moore Gene Morgan Don Morrow Bette Moyer Clair Murnau Karol Murphy Karen Murphy Peggy Myers Bob lN1yers Ron Myers Ruth Neet Dan Neubaum Orye Neuschwander Candy Newland Kathy Newman David Newton Dan O'Brien Mike O'C0nnell Tom Olson Diane Otto Dennis Ovens Jack Oxenford Orrin Owens Diane Pack Linda Paisley Joe Palanuk Pat Palmquist Kim Parks Frank Partsch Doug Paul Dan Perkins Jean Perkins Bruce Peterson Claudine Phifer Milton Pierson Larry PiHarn Erwin Ploner Dave Powell Chris Prescott Norm Preston Steve Prechneu Gayle Price Linda Prim Gwen Qualls Gayle Quimby Pam Rankin Judy Radabaugh Larry Reece Larry Reed Mary Rear Sharon Reck Ed Reed Sam Reed Norlyn Reinale Nadine Reineke Harold Renken John Renken John Ressler Cheryl Reynolds Cheryl Rhoads Jim Riggs Larry Robbins Dennis Roberts Dave Robertson Ron Root Betty Rouland Margaret Ruberg Daisie Russell Harry Sanford Sally Saunders Lucy Sehailzel Marv Schlosser Roger Schmale Steve Schmidt Karen Scott Nancy Scott Ted Scott Kathy Sederlin Dennis Seybold Kay Shephardson Bob Shriver Dick Short Paul Simenstad Paul Simonis John Simpson Susan Sleight Charles Smith Kathy Smith Sandy Smith Sharon Smith Gene Smothers Dennis Smyth Mim Snicale Jim Soha Tom Sorenson Anneeta Sorte Marilyn Spriggs Glenda Standley Bill Staufifer Gary Stedman Gary Stenshael Barbara Stevenson Dennis Stinson Dick Steller Lynda Stults John Taylor Judy Taylor Sharon Tevepaugh Jim Therell Ray Thomas Bill Thomas .lack Thompson Carol Thompson Gail Thompson Randy Thwing Bill Traynor Jackie Trombley . 51' ? 297' pa, -3 gilhdf Z , . I :E My .,,- he if iff P f My W ,. VJ i X v X 1' ,Q 'K' fi-iii if Elizabeth WVyllie Sandra Young Steve Zajane LITOGR PH Earlene Tuller Sue Turnbull Tom Tuttle Ruth Taxclal Gary Usher Bruce VanNatta Linda Warren Bob Washburn Dick Watkins Rick Webking Nancy Webster Diana Weigant Tony Wellentin Sally Wester Martha Westling Dorothy White Gary White Ken White Mary White Tammy White Randy VVhitney Jack Whittaker Marcia Wildish Kathy Willie Judy VVilloughby Margaret Wilmot Mike Wilson David Witte Par Witt DeeAnn Wolfe Greg Wolfe Ron Woodward ,six - my LL I 55 Qi, as Sweetheart Number Three!! f 1 I S A s lm n Q 5 X r Put your eyes back in Tom Larry Scott 3 What an Acc! !! Such an alert Student Council Big and Little Sisters chow down. xi:-N V ...eh Sophomore's hard at work P 1-2-3 - Slide l f d l ' r ih Q , I W 3: A , 1 .QV ,. X - ,,. ' W 'N 41. 1 ' lf 7 511? x , H M K -1 W S 'Sf ,M d g , A J l i ,.,,, '--- 'L . , 2'LfTTgQ ': w ---w M . k1f.L.K,,t That hard working Rally Squad One, two, three - Kick! , , A' J 1 f f A hhh A -. gql 1 -- , -if , s hhhh ef in '. '14-'L 5 ' , f f I ' 111 , 'S A - if ,1 .N Qorlo -. .2 V- if - f 14. .ig l , -,iw L ' a, 55 , , ZX' A 2 , V, gig , I if ,V a,,-Wxfgfl H' , K y 6 '45 . . W fa K gf , ' S ' f' f A ' 5 ' 'S A 2 iw ? lk Q Q ' LH , 's.i'L ,..,-aa. Pork heads up the Poma. 5 gl :gf I ra, Skiers dream world! lnterestingl ! ! ! l! Such a happy Couple. Sophomore extrovcrts. 77 1 f if is 5-file: if i wuum..-wr-w if 1-,,g..i .12 O O l 44t7Ve0vcce Nastalgic memories of many fun-filled activities over our years at North Eugene will long linger in the minds of her students and faculty. Concerts, plays, dances, and assemblies have been only a few of the outstanding activities bringing enjoyable times to our students and community praise to our school. Memories of the hello week in the fall, Noel Enchante at Christmas time, rally dances after games, Gilbert and Sullivan's The Gondaliers, and finally the Junior- Senior Prom are captured remembrances to remind us of our wonderful year at North. Everyone enjoyed dancing in their socks. Teach me how to dance Cool One! xS, t L '1 ' Wi lt- , A I ef-11 Couples enjoyed their refreshments on oriental tables The great debater makes his point. 80 n-...N An oriental atmosphere greeted the couples attending North's first sock hop. The 'Saki Hop' was sponsored by the Service Club, under the leadership of Joan Sanderson. The decorations which included Japanese pictures, orien- tal characters, low tables, and burning incence were in keeping with the theme. Everyone had a wonderful time and it is hoped that the sock hop will become an annual affair. A sports coat and socks???? , ..,,, 81 w e W.: 1,1- E if-:Q asa za . I '- E Y Years Ago was the dramatic production of the year presented by North Eugene. The play, which was written by Ruth Gordon, was presented in the auditorium on November 17 and 18. It con- cerns a 16 year old girl named Betty, who wanted to become an actress. Her father thought it to be the worst possible thing a person could do and he would not even let her read a theater magazine. The play was directed by Miss June Dennison with Karen Turbyne as student director. CAST Clinton Jones QMy Fatherj .......... Gale Roid Annie Jones fMy Motherj ...,. Marlys Helming Ruth Gordon Jones fMej .......... Sue Frager Katherine Follett flN1y Best Friendj Chris Daudel Anna Whithan QMy Next Best Friendj Eunice Wlheeler Fred VVhitrnarsh CA Beauj ...... Sandy Duncan Miss Glavin, from out to Brookline Nancy Collins Mr. Bagely fFrom the YMCAD .... Bruce Benson Mr. Sparrow CWho owned a Wagonj Mike Kidder LM. YEARS AGO SENIOR PRINCESS: Linda Young JUNIOR QUEEN: Margie Evans OEL ENCHA TE Noel Enchante was the annual Christmas Dance presented by Girls, League. General chairman was Pam Shriver, assisted by the cabinet members. The princesses were chosen by their classes and the queen by donations of canned food. The girl who received the most canned foods was Margie Evans. The foods were later given to needy families. The cafeteria was decorated in blue and was truly an enchanted wonderland. 83 SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Candy Newland T RTAN STAFF TWORK 53, , X, , . fm, ,N E xi, 5 is x Az ,ff if fu gs qs JA., t my 3 14, ff' ,, Hr , 1 J l Z2 M gh, L, u a , jx 5 17 ' g L ,?. 145 ,, v , Sq -.., Prism ' S' gin. ' ' ii . 51? +L P A T . , 2:2 v ,, A ma, fn WM ,., ,.x, 'V 1' 5' 1 'Y 2 13 w +f.f.:4 Aa, 'K ,1 N fi fy, fm. ' iifqfigr Wife Bright sunny skies helped Print and Cord week off to a great start. PRI TA D The first event was HLittle Kids, Day. Everyone dressed up like little Kids. Many rode bicycles to school and races were held at noon. 1 Q W 4 am.: The Second event was Student Teacher Day. Stu- dent teachers were elected in the class rooms and everyone dressed up. 86 CGRD EEK Sack lunches were eaten on the lawns, Friday After lunch on Friday everyone gathered the baseball Held to watch various races. O The Print and Cord week assembly was high- lighted by a turtle race which was won by the baseball team's entry, 'The Blue Darterf' Boy and Girl of the Month awards were also announced. ,,,-,api -5 ,A 'V1 'r4 ' F gr 'z S ya PRI T 8 CORD WEEK DANCE A wonderful week was topped ofl by a dance on Saturday night. Elaine Smith, Dave Stiers, and a Junior Quartet enter- tained. A couple from each class was chosen as Cutest Couplefl at E .4 .aa xxx '. , W y 'E 1 1 4' Dave Stiers ' . ..,t Clif' .P h K, Iva: . sg: , ft f ei j tk ... ,VT . 3 Elaine Smith fa, f W' 9 4 E' 1 9' ' f ' E gaffe X 'Q W - 4 i fix W ' 4. 2 -an 1' , , , ' 5 ,,, xl' in' R , S tntn ,V i Z S H L ,,, A, no 5 Q I i' L i f 'E f , S e if 0 5 it ' ' , Cutest Soph Couple 3 'f 'Ei Ed Staufller fsr.j and Sue t D . eyo F eg 5 I xg . 3 gc 'Gini 1' 4 8 A , ..' i 1 i it Q lb 3 ' film gif ! R 5 M M X ii A 4 A, EQ, ' V A W my r A f 1 -in . gf K ff, 3 W fig' arf ALE x if 1 7 , ,. Z' ' 1 L E151 A4 ' v i 5 ff ,Y , 1 ff 'H ' 'F uf .KJ lf V 1' 1:53, A 'ff 4 A 1 48 5: gi J V . AQ? , 3 i , '1 W 5 ry : jtkgyfk kk lx I is .. .JA K ure? J- K5 r ti Nil' ,, f Y I .fi K rl Cutest Senior Couple Linda Hofeldt and Dave Steven- SOD 88 Cutest Junior Couple M Martha Reynolds and Larry Read A .4 dnl Q , gg My if GT-'K ' ?iQ.:f 'fi' on in ff'lg,f' ' 151 1 if ' - 'f -fmrsg lf - -fi 7-iw I E 3 . 1-- E E y ' E E Q I 1. .,, W M I any 9 I -Q, 'LLVV V ' V, ' l aatt 1 E - Bonnie Jongeward entertained with songs from the Gondoliers. Y A picture of innocence: xg rf, , 2 wi Z Agri A S J in ,, , ' KL , ...M -,Re , . A 'QQ QQT K ' , I fe ff 43 4 6, .J :' 1-:::':?5. : ,ffl A 212 H w . if X --if 5 H ' 5 ' - : E Here they are - The famous Norsemen. by SWAMP STOMP I J , , M3 ., -Q.. Which Stagline? , ' i fi one of you stomped the Swamp?? 1-K John Franz Student Body President ik M6222 fi W is Dwight Addleman Vlce President Election time has always been an exciting time for North Eugene. Posters, slogans and speeches all helped to enliven the campaign days. Several changes this year in election and voting procedures added to the nor- mal hubbub of elections. Candidates ran by petition and voting was done by voluntary Australian ballot. All campaigns were held simultaneously. Many witty, colorful posters inaugurated election week, followed by the hand- ing out of vote-getting gimmicks and speeches. The Hnal days of voting gave NEHS a new group of able leaders for the coming year. Nancy Cone Secretary Nancy Collins Historian Jim Hardy Treasurer Rick Dunn Student Manager ELECTIONS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Claudia Ve- tetog Secretary, Duretta Roderick, Viee President, Sue Price, President, Roger Lymna. 1961 EMERALD EMPIRE ROUND-UP PRINCESS LAUREL WILLENER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Bill Luvaasg -,Sy . Secretary, Barbara Kammeyerg Vice President, Bill Thomasg President, Mike Wilson. I ee 551 John Franz was elected Student Body president. Mak- ing up his cabinet for next year are: Dwight Addleman, i' iff 1 vice presiclentg Nancy Cone, secretaryg Jim Hardy, i treasurer 5 Nancy Collins, historian 5 Ricky Dunn, student J manager. S John officially became president when he received the gavel from the retiring president, Gale Roid, at the in- stallation of officers on May 24. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: Treasurer, Bonnie Moong Secretary, Linda Matteson, Vice President, Beth Robertsg President, Janice Edmonds. 91 Welcome to the mystical vil- lage of Brigadoon, the 1961 Junior-Senior Prom, QRH THE COURT: Gordy Hall, Prom Chairman: Bob Valeu and Georgei- enne Fosterg Bill Campbell and Bon- nie Risingerg Mike Helfrieh and Dee Reedg Alette Appell and Nlike Reari Chris Schmidt and Torn Hertzrnan. mas. .5361 W ...MU ,,, ' is The decorations were fabulous. The Princesses and their eseorts led the Couples in a Grand Nfzirch. ? . ,. . . 9 L ' i .Effff ii f 2 , Q is .ws 1 ' V1 :Z E, 2f52Efs1 K ii!-2, , ir ' iii? 11 5'1Sjf:,11'gf,, f 1 7 2 , 5 f 2 1 5,1 1 i 3 in .V L' 'iz'- ' ii O Q Q ,. fiiififi : 35 Q T r ' r 1 .1 , i il T e in I N-1-4' 'T iff T - ,:-- A '..,,. K lf T ill in Prom CQUPPII. BONNIE RISINGER At 12 oltlork the Village of Brigadoon disap- peared for another 100 years. Put it on right this tirnc. A dream Come true, as T Crown you Queen Bonnie Thr- QuCcn's DanCC 4 -W l R M- T1 a 1' it lslrs T 'T T t X ,S srl, , f- ' T ,, if-We fi .A.,v,- an is -,.Q ,f , , V r Q -, . Q' - -5. f Y fi,- fs! M - hm 0 a The Goncloliers, or the King of Barataria, by Gilbert and Sullivan was North's choice for their second musical produc- tion. The Gondoliers was presented lNlay ll, 12, and 13, with the expert help of Staging director, June Denison, Vocal di- rector, Estley Schick, Orchestra director, Robert Frazell, Set Construction, Donald Moore, Art, Mary Constans, and Stu- dent director, Kay Kebelbeck. The pro- duction was well done and certainly well received by sell-out audiences. My Ullltl li' :Wilt ' Jig... CAST Marco ............. Ralph Pickering Gianetta . .. .... Bonnie Jongeward Giuseppe . . . . . ......... Wlill Moir Tessa ............... ....,. L ynn Ash Duke of Plaza Toro .... ....... G ale Roid Duchess of Plaza Toro .... . . . Marilee Hampton Casilda ..,.............. ....... S ue Miller Don Alhambra Del Bolero . . . ...... Mike Rear Luiz .................. .... D exter Barnes Fiametta . . . . . Blarlys Helming Antonio . . . . . . Kirk Nygaard Francesco . . . ..... Bob Yates Giulia . .. ...,.. Ellen Hill Giorgio .... ....... B ert Wheeler Inez .,... ........ A nn Griswold Vittoria . .. .... Meredith Thompson The dance troupe under the direction of Mrs. Samson. Sue Mortimore was soloist, V5 A ' Xf 60 , My M, 1, H., 4 95 ROMAN ANQLIET .ma u aww' Bo Mulheim, Latin Club Vine Presi- dent, takes life easy. X . L i s n Here is a familiar person, Even Mr. Hendrickson put on his toga. - '-f-W ,fa W jf. V . . 1 'sf Gi 3. ,N V 'kt' , gf, ... 1,'1s.,. - : sw , V Every year the Latin Club holds a Roman Banquet. It is one of the rnost elaborate affairs of the year. Carrol 'Wray, Latin Club Pres- ident, headed the banquet this year. The students went all out in their preparation for this event. It was a successful evening. ,W Bob Dupriest serves honored guest Sandy Simmer, a student teacher. , I - ,ff' Y' 96 I Q- ' T -if,.w , -f ., f' 4 , ,J My My .gf ,. N. KI XIX an :,-,, ,. .-Aw . - f 5 . ' , 5 X A VV I .:f, ' ' ff W . f . hf'E.. I , - I V. - -ff p . , n 1 I E, Q' Q , 4 'f gf w Q H ,A :un 7' ef .,. I 1 .. . Hope that isrft purplv p xml' 'Q , in y 15- 1: .V K, ' S ff 1 5' W-2 .ml 2 Q4 ff: ai 'li' 5 ,W gk iggifw E 2 241555 we ,Ri w Y Q 5, f if? ,- Q W I jig R Tv' 9, 5 x W X5 A R W M 'K Swag it V! uh 152 Es L., 50? .QA 1, if +1 -1 W is 3 H .9 Q- SX' Q W: My K M ,1! Wi,A .- V V Q1 , :jf . . rmizl, f, fl -, H My - -'f:, 5 The Cool ?Junior Boys - - ,XZ At lust our annuals zxrrivcd. Next years baskc-tlmll ttfam. Tmcllvx' L11 wo1'k?? ,.' Sa Uf ?m , 750 Sa ew I I I Organizations at North have served as a party not fi learning and also as a part of fun in the lives of her students. Stimulating extra-curricular activi- ties have provided an outlet for student enthusi- asm, leadership, and creativity while giving the students in return a certain richness in experi- ences, companionship, and satisfaction. This is a wealth that they may hold ever highly, for it is one which comes only from doing or having done. This participation will be the most valuable and memorable part ofo growing up. Organizations have provided a chance to belong to and to know the spirit that is North herself. Belva Richins Secretary Randy Boyer Vice President Tom Fryback Student Manager TLIDE T BODY Bruce Benson Treasurer -dl' 'ff' Alette Appel Historian OFFICERS Gale Roid President 100 W, xii if . T2 X L sw ,W M... 4. .. ' 1 FIRST ROW: Gary Bartel, Bruce Benson, Karen Scott, Jim Ottoson, Anna Mae Tuller. Larry Moles, Tom Swartzlander. Ron Bloom, Pat Benson, Jill Hicks. ROW TWO: Jack Thompson, Randy Twing, Mike Cully. Kit Brazier, Ed Stauffer. Sue Deyo, Deloris Samson, Linda Hackleman. Pat Collins, Sharon Lisa, Ruth Delyea. Bonnie Moon. ROW THREE: Carole Newland, Kay Kelbeck. Laura Comstock. Anne Mays, Dana Maycumber. Beth Diehl. Pam Shriver. Sharon Hassman. Chris Daudel, Shelia Jacobs. Sandy Tatum, Donna Snodgrass, Fran Elder. ROW FOUR: Mike Rear, Tom Chaffee, Leanne Olson, Janet Krietz. Sue Fields. Jim Hardy, John Franz, Duretta Rodrick. Roger Lyman, WVill Moir. John Luvaas, Karl Manseth, Sue Price, Judy Jones. ROW FIVE: Florence Robertson. Christi Schmidt, Ann Draper, Donna Evans, Linda Kinnie. Belva Richens, Dwight Addleman. Lynn Atkins. Cale Roid. Randy Boyer, Bob Scott, Cordy Hall. lvan Jensen. STUDE T COUNCIL No one organization has been busier than the Stu- dent Council. Many new Committees were formed, or revised for better organization. The Boy and Girl of the Month Committee, the Assembly Committee and the Constitution Committee were revised and made standard for the following years. The Clean Up Committee and Juke Box Committee were newly created. The Social Committee handled such things as Print and Cord XN'eek and the Social events of North. Many students attended a Student Council Wforkshop. Parliamentary procedure and organiza- tion of student council were discussed. Also, this year, for the first time, as executive council exchange was held between North and South Eugene High Schools. A new Publicity Committee is in the process of development. 101 5 i Mgxzvt H W.. .-wb. Q. ...F K, K gf ,si Wy ,f t W i t, ,stays M S t, KNEELING: Byran Wood, Gary Schwieger, Dennis Van Sant, John Franz, Jim Kraus, Harlan Andrews, Bill Camp- bell, Pat Helfrich, Will Moir. SECOND ROW.' George Warren, Bob Valeu, Robin Manela, Paul Spriggs, Gary Bartel, Lenord Kesey, Tom Fryback, Bob Long, Jay Bower- man, Bob Garnero, Roger Weed. THIRD ROW: Don Smyth, Ken Moore, Loren Johnson, Kit Brazier, Ed Stalfer, Rusty Johnson, Dan Yancy, Bob Baker, Rod Gunson, FOURTH ROW: Fred Carlson, Kirt Nygaard, Wilson Muhlhiem, Arnold Muhlhiem, Curt Davis, Vern Whit- taker, Bob Graham, Paul Clausen, Steve Moir, Ralph Rod- der, Dell Isham, FIFTH ROW: Joe Roser, Tom King, Rodney Wilhelm, Dexter Barnes, Mike Rear, Randy Boyer, Lynn Atkins, Ron Johnson, Jim Hardy, Don Gott, Chris Mace, Jerry Soulek, Larry Scott. LETTERMENS, CLU B This is the third year for Northis Letterman,s Club. The Letter- Mr, Robertson, Advisor, Bob Garnero, President. man's Club is responsible for keeping spectators off of the basket- ball Hoor during games. They usually had eight to ten Lettermen holding the rope to aid in keeping our basketball floor over run with excited North Eugene fans. The club also made the Large N.E. to be put in the gym for the purpose of holding the American Hag. The Lettermen were a great help when it was there turn to do their part for Northis clean-up campaign. The officers were Bob Garnero, president, Lenord Kesey, Secretary-Treasurer, and Bob Graham, Sargeant of Arms. Mr. Robertson has done a very good job at supervising the activities and expanding the club's membership to over one-hundred members. 102 GIRLS' LE GLIE 'lihe second official year of thc North Eugene High Girls' litxllglllx has been ll very husy one, Our Ofhccrs Clicryl Elniorc. prcsiclcntl Gloria Blorton. Yicc-president: Suzanne Ima. secretary: Leslie Burkhart, treasurer: and our standing connnittec chairtncn hztxc been able to accomplish inuch under the direction ol' our capable advisor Nlrs. Louana Lainb. The year 1960 he-gan at a fast-pace with ll full aut-iicla ol II:-llo NVeek activities to introduce the incoming sophomores to our school. Our next big project was Noel Enchanteu our annual Christmas dance. Not long after. North served as host to the dis- trict Girls' League convention. Both activities were successful. illl1K'I1 in April the girls all enjoyed the Hawaiian Lual, and in lN1ay our an- nual hlotht-rs, Tea eoinhined with a fashion show. FRONT ROW: Carrol Wray, Martha Reynolds, Sue Frager, Leslie Burkhart, Pam Shriver, Judy Beck, Chris Hinds, Nancy Collins. SECOND ROW: Judy Privasky, Judy Moorhouse, Bev Allum, Sharon Wallace, Louise Harri- son, Sharyn McMillan, Mary Rutherford, Bonnie Burch, Mrs. Lamb, Advisor, and Cheryl Fhnorc, President. Donna Evans, Gcorginne Foster, Judy Read. BACK ROW: Judy Taylor, Bev Davis. Belva Richins. hlary Blackford, Earlene Tullar, Candy Newland, Janice Edmonds, Gloria Morton, Janice McKenzie, Judy John, Suzie Lea, Margie Evans. SITTING: Dana Blaycurnber. Kay Smith. Sharyn McMillan, Donna Evans. Syd Moffitt, Mary Mead, Jerry Myers. STANDING: Larry Read, Larry Scott, Dan Peterson, Roger Weed, Duane Mayberry, Mr. Hamill. Donna Evans. Editor, Klr. Hamill Advisor. T RTAN The Tartan Staff is composed of a group of students who work very hard to produce an Annual each year. Each person on the staff works for and in the interest and production of the Tartan. Each Staff member has a different job but the biggest job of all is that of the Editor who this year is Donna Evans. Other editors were Alette Appell. layout editorg Larry Scott, Sports Editorg Mary Mead, copy editorg Jerry Meyers, photography Editor: and Sharon McMillan, Business Manager. Several activities were sponsored by the Stalin, as money raising projects. A Rally Dance in the fall and making and selling booster buttons at the State tournament were the two main projects, The stalT thanks Mr. Hamill for his patience and under- standing. The Tartan Stan? sincerely hopes that each student will enjoy this yearls annual. 104 CALEDONIAN The school paper. the Caledonian. has become a regular journalism class which is teaching its participates the workings of editing a newspaper. This vear under the direction of Editor. Pam Parrish: News Editor. Eileen Sayles: Feature Editors, Steve Stolsig and Ken Hobbs: Sports Editor. Dell Isham: and Hfteen other reporters. the Caledonian has put out eight issues. To add to needed funds for feature publications the class sponsored a dance and sold concessions at various games. Next year to fortill the needs of the class there will be two journalism classes. one for first year journalism students to learn the fundamentals of a newspaper. and a second vear class which will put out the school paper. Mrs. Samson and Mrs. The-nell were the advisors of the Caledonian this vear. 4 'S- ,. si Pam Parrish. Editor FIRST ROW: Linda Paisley, Jean Perkins. Pat Scoield, Steinhauer. Dell lsharu. Curt Davis. Steve Stolsig Chris Sharon Smith. Judy hloorhouse. Ellen Hill, Marcia Prescott. Steve Van Horn. Bullard. Cheryl Hay SECOND ROW: Ken Hobbs. Paula 105 SEATED: Michael Angelo, Loren Steinhauer, Jim Soha, Dick Harris, Jeff Merton, Gary Hed- don. STANDING: Mr. Hall, Greg Merten, Jerry Hcacock. Duane Fandrem, Jon Shepard, Don Hale. President, Jeff Merten, Advisor, Mr, Hall. CHESS CLLIB The Chess Club of North Eugene has completed a very successful year. Through the incentive of North, the Willamette Valley Chess League was founded. Wlhen competition, including South Salem, Corvalis and Lebanon, was over, North had won the second spot with the first spot going to Lebanon. April lst, North sponsored a Hsinglesn tournament of the Wlillamette Vally Chess League. In the competition Jeff Merten captured second, with Richard Harris tying for third. McGraw of Lebanon took first. VVith the Chess League, which will be growing in the future years, the North High Chess Club shall look forward to more successful years. 106 D E BAT E C L U B The Debate Club has had a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Adcock, The class was the largest so far at North, having 29 members. Eight of these members were Senior Debaters. They had several projects to make money for the Tournaments at Pacific and Linfield Colleges .These projects were car washes, selling con- cessions at football and basketball games, and sponsoring a rally dance after the Marchfield-North Eugene Game. The Tournament at Linfield College in McMinnville was the big event of the year. All members of the class participated in this tournament. Gale Roid and Marilee Hampton tied for 3rd place with Tom l.ee and Sue Frager. Dean Church and Pete Hintz were among the top 7 teams in the junior division. Gale Roid and Marilee Hampton, Sue Frager and Tom Lee tied for third place in the State Tournament. Mr, Aclcock, Advisor ROW ONE: Tom Fryback, Mike Gibney, Gale Roid, Mari- vin Jenson, Bob Scott, Chris Hokenstad. THIRD ROW: lee Hampton, Sue Frager, Tom Lee, Will Moir, John Gloria Morton, Sandra Nystrom, Rusty Johnson, Ivan Luvaas. SECOND ROW: Sue Lea, Kim Clayton, Janice Koch, Dave Cooper, YVilson Muhlhiem, Dean Church, Beth Edmonds, Nancy Cone, Judy Read, Duretta Roderick, Mel- Deihlx. 107 FIRST ROW: Sharon Moon, Linda Kinnee, Sue Mortimer, Kristia Schmidt, Sue Lea, Judy Privasky, Carol NVray, Dona Reaves, Judi Hurst, Janet Reber, Marlys Helming, Tori Butler, Chris Daudel, Carol Ann Thompson, SECOND ROW: Janice Davies, Jana Potter, Sharon Thompson, Mary Ann Brittan, Janice McKenzie, Lynette Winther. Arlene Rice, Mary Rutherford, Eunice X'Vheeler, Meredith Thompson, Judy Craig, Bev Kemp, Marilee Hampton. THIRD ROW: Gail Olsen, Laura Jo President, Carrol VVray: Advisor, Mr. Adcock. DeMarcus, Sharon Molitor, Pat Tyburczy, Merimee Milhaupt, Ruth Senkovieh, Bob Scott, Randy Boyer, Norman Nevers, Dean Church, Jon Shepard, Larry Laton, Roger Weed, Art Brenner, Kathy Ash. FOURTH ROW: Larry Molas, Jerry Dekoss, John Lyman, Jim Steele, Paul Winters, Wilson, Muhlhiem, Ron LaSala, Ron Davies, Bill Van Natta, Bruce Van Natta. Paul Clowsen, Lynn Atkins, Will Rutherford, John Luvaas, Dwight Addleman, Bob DuPriest. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was again this year one of the most successful organizations at North. The membership consisted of seventy students enrolled in first, second, or third year or having completed two years of Latin. The Latin Club took part in the Inter-linguas Christmas Party and several other activities. The climax to the yearls activities was the Roman Banquet held in April. The first year students were the slaves, serving the second and third year students and specially invited guests. The Banquet, carrying on the Hne traditions set the two previous years, exemplified Roman customs and yays of life. The officers were: Carrol Wlray, Presidentg Bo Muhlheim, Vice-President and Judy Privasliy. Secretary The head of the foreign language department Mr. Adcock, was the advisor, The Latin Club is affiliated with the Junior Classical League. S ANISH CLUB Les Alnistosos was created to better understand the Spanish culture and to cultivate interest in the Spanish language. This year two new ideas to help in the organization of the club were introduced, The relay telephone system for publicity of the clubs activities was one of them. The point svstcm was applied to help the club members to advance. The ofhccrsz Bob Valeu, President: Rita Stratton, Vice- President. and Sue Kroeger Secretary-Treasiirer. planned and carried out their annual fall picnic. which was a lot of fun for all members of the club, Other Activities of the club were the Pan-American Uinner, The lnterlinquan Christmas Party. the annual coast trip. and the Recognition party. This year the club as many fine meetings and lots of fun together as a club. They all hope next year will prove as successful. SEATED: Elain Smith, Linda Ambrose. Rosalie Smith. Ann Nylander, Rita Stratton, Shari Veteto, Syd Moflit, Martha Reynolds, Margie Evans. Vicky Hilman. FIRST ROW: Lyn Ash, Tom Hertzman, Arnold Muhlheim, Bruce Benson, Ed Stauffer. Dave Prescott, Don Libby, Murpliy. Allen Rugh, Claudia Veteto, Marca Glass, Janice Mr. Villaneuva, Advisor, and Bob Valu President, lN1cKenzie, Fran Elder, SECOND ROW: Sherry lylaxwell, Sharon Lisa, Bob Valeu, Michael Angelo, Walt Swanson, John Collins, Norm Preston. Mike Emmons. Mona Drasye, Lawry Carmiencke, Lyn Anderson, Ronnie 109 FRONT ROW: Bonnie Jongeward, Linda Holfeldt, Car- ahl, Bonnie Moon, Nancy Munson, Sue Frager, Judy rol Wray, Sheila Jacobs, Nancy Collins, Mary Blackford, Beck, Linda Warren, Alette Appell, Mr. Cage. THIRD Duretta Roderick, Linda Matteson, Karen Elmquest, Gail ROW: Ken Moore, John Armes, Dexter Barnes, Mike Freeman. SECOND ROW: Leslie Burkhart, Kay Kebel- Rear, Cary Hedden, John Jenkins. beck, Carole Newland, Judy Shoemaker, Sandy Lofvendahl- President, Mary Blackford, Advisor, Mr. Gag 6. FRENCH CLUB The Purpose of L'alliance Francaise, the French Club is for inter- ested French students to get together and to learn more about the country, its ways of life and its language. This years officers were: President: Mary Blackford, VicefPresident, Dexter Barnes, Secre- tary, Linda Matteson, and Treasurer, Duretta Roderick. The meet- ings were held in the student lounge. At one of these meetings they had a French foreign exchange student from the University of Oregon. He spoke on the schooling, customs, and politics of France. At Christmas time a party was held with all the language clubs participating. Everyone dressed in the clothes of the language of the club. The Christmas tree was decorated by the clubs also, with each putting on some decoration signincant of the language. During the fall the French club showed the French film Diabolic', as a money raising project. Mr. Gage was the advisor for this year. 110 GERMAN CLUB The German Club under the leaclersliip of President. Judy Craig: in Vice-President, Robin Manelag Secretary-Trcasurer, Nancy Jonesg Program Chairman. Alec Peltier: and Ghef. Sandy Barnett. has had a very active year. The purpose ol' the club is to further inter- est and knowledge in the German language. They took part in the inter-language Ghristiuas Party, several parties of their on n. cam- pus clean up, and planned a coast trip in the spring, R111 Holton served as advisor for the group. SEATED: Lyn Anderson, Christine Schmidt, Judy Craig, Donna Evans. Pat Noble, Sandy Bowser. Shari Veteto, Sue Turnbull, Naomi Manela, Judy Radabaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holton, Nancy Jones, Sandra Barnett, Larry Kingsly, Roland Baxter, Alex Peltier, Jeff Merten, Michael President, Judy Craig, Advisor, Mr. Hol- ton. Angelo, Larry Malos, Greg lylerten, Chris Hokenstad, Sally Wester, Janice King, Judi Hurst. THIRD ROW.' Dick Har- ris, Gordon Hall, Mike VVilson, Jeff Knutson, John Franz, Roger Lyman, Paul Winters, James Steele, George Larson, Robin Manela, Bob Valeu, Clair MuMau. iifi.. I Y 5 SITTING: Linda Warren, Sue Berton, Mary Ellen Peterson, Randy Twing, Sue Price. Sharron Kellogg, Nlorgon. Pat Rhoades, Sue Brown, Sue Turnbull, Arlene Kenny Sue YVhite, Judy Buflington, Don Libby, Bob Rice, STANDING: Jim Simonet, John Brown, Dan Hastings.Gary Stedman. Dan Quick, President. Mr. Bell, Advisor. BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Biology Club is to further the interest in science through activities that are not possible in regular classes. This year the club took two trips to Arago, the first primarily for algea specimens, the second for animals. They also had a collecting trip at Gold Lake. In May the club went to the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry Fair in Portland to see the top protects in the entire state. During the year many fine speakers were heard by the club. Doctor Straus from the University of Oregon Department of Botany and Doctor Stovall form the Department of Geologv are two outstanding speakers. Stu- dent projeet were presented at several meetings, Dan Quick, President Don Libby, Vice President, Sue Burton Secretary, and John Brown, Treasurer were the ofhcers for this vear. lXIr. Bell was the club advisor. 112 CH EMISTRY CLUB One of the organizations mixing business with pleasure was the Chemistry Club. The purpose of the club is to enable North High students to explore the field of chemis- try more intensely than normal class time permits. It also gives the students a chance to make extra projects and get full use of the equipment. The club took a field trip to the University of Oregon to listen to a talk on bacteriology. The club is under the supervision of Mr. Bud Kasper and the club officers were Greg Merten, Presidentg and Virginia Henzler, Secretary-Treasurer. This was the clubis second year and a year enjoyed by all. Advisor, Mr. Kasperg President, Greg Merten. SEATED: Mr. Kasper, Bruce Hale, Virginia Henzler, Angelo, Loren Steinhauer, Duane Fandrum, Bob Yates, ack Whitney, Greg Merten, Dave Roblyer, Gale Steve Roblyer, Dick Harris. Roid STANDING: Jeff Knutsen, Jim Soha, Michael Y 33 113 any mr, xi.. , I Ea .t ,,.,, f .gqgsag Eff: :- w X W... , A w 1, gg, 1. , ,L f , ,. SEATED: Mike Angelo, Duane Hafdhl, Harlan Andrews, Robin Manela, Mr. Snow. STANDING: Bruce Van Natta, Roger Carnes, Jim Soha, Loren Steinhauer, Jim Baylan. Advisor, Mr. Snow, President, Robin Manela. MATH LLIB The purpose of the Math Club is to stimulate interest in mathematics. To accomplish this, the members worked on areas of mutual interest. The meetings this year were organized by the members of the club. Roger Carnes spoke to the club about a home-made computerg Robin Manela and Mike Angelo spoke on Topology, Loren Stenhouer gave a talk on adding, subtracting, multipling, dividing, and taking the square of two linear equationsg Bruce Van Natta talked on Bi-Polar graphing. The officers for this year were: President, Robin Manelag Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Angelo, and the advisor was Mr. Snow. 114 FUTURE MEDICAL CAREERS The purpose of the club is to promote all interest and understanding of all health careers and to be of service to the school and the connnunity through activities related to the medical Held. Any student enrolled at North Eugene may become a member of the club by paying the annual dues. This year there were thirty-five members in the club. The advisors were Mrs. Alma Ross. R. N. and hir. Paul Bell. The sponsor from the Lane County Medical Auxili- ary was Mrs Leland Stauffer. This year's ofiicers were: President, Ellen Hardy, Vice-President, Norman Neversg Secretary, Laura Jo De Marcusg Treasurer. Sue Mortimer. Q if ra, ,, , li! SEATED: Dixie Dolan, Ellen Hardy, Ginger Hutrhen- son, Laura Jo De Marcus, Sharon Molitor, Martha Werzel, Dorothy Carmichael, Sue Mortimer, Sharon Hauck, Myra Madison. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ross, Glenna Thun, Lois Augustine, Sue Mitchelltree, Alice Elmer, Judy Gibbs, Carol Christofferson, Janice Rehm, Mrs. Alma Ross, Mr. Bell, advisorsg Ellen Hardy, president. Shirley Williams. Carol Sersen. Joyce McBee, Norman Nevers, Mr. Bell. THIRD ROW: Tony Gerimonte, Nancy Collins, Pam Shriver, Tori Butler. Pat Noble, Mary Morgan, Ann Holcomb, Dorothy Gornwall, Dan Yancy, Vern Whittaker, Ron La Sala. 5 SEATED: Elaine Smith, Dana Maycumber, Pat Ty- Draper, Arleta Stogsdill, Kay Broyles, Leslie Knott, burzy, Harry Goldhammer, Neva Funken, Duretta Claudia Veteto, Marcia Glass, Marcia Cross, Judy Jones, Roderick, Lynn Barber, Marilyn Spriggs, Gail Freeman. and Mr. Hamill. STANDING: Lawry Carmeinke, Beth Roberts, Ann FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Neva Funken, and Advisors, Mr. Hamill, and Mr. Betterton. In Future Teachers of America, students interested in teaching as a career are able to learn something about the profession and decide if it is the career for them. To begin the year a potluck was held. In the first part of May the F.T.A. held a conference for the surrounding organiza- tions. To finish a successful year, F.T.A. had a banquet where new officers began their terms. Officers for 1961 were President, Neva Funken, Vice-President, Duretta Roderick, Secretary, Lynn Barber, Treasurer, Harry Gold- hammer, and Historian, Pat Tyburczy. Mr. Hamill and lX'Ir. Betterton were the advisors. 116 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to stimu- late interest, provide further opportunities participation in Girls Athletic games. Membership to G.A.A. is open to any girl who is interested and who can earn IO points in after school activity, Members met after school on Tues- days and Thursdays when possible. The girls participate in a variety of sports from basketball to trampoline. A Mother and Daughter fun night was held for mothers and daughters to enjoy various sports. Miss Best, Miss Bogan, and Mrs. Russell were club advisors. Officers were: Presi- dent, Beverly Kempf, Vice-President, Sandy Barnett, Sec- retary, Sharon Moon 5 Treasurer, Bonnie Moon, Point Chairman, Rosalie Smith, and Sports Manager, Linda Ambrose. FIRST ROW: Sharon Moon, Marydel Masengil, Nora- lee Masengil, Naomi Manela, Linda Ambrose, Florence Robertson, Dee Sansom, Kae Williams, Joyce Heren- deen, Mary Po Carder, Sue Turnbull, Carol Skelton. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Clingenpeel, Glenna Thun, Dorothy Sims, Sharon Johnson, Judy Jones, Bev Kempf, Rosalie Smith, Pat Parks, Roselyn Smith, Shirley Gullickson, Janet Whitney, Janice Arnold, Sharon Wallace. THIRD ROW: Sandy Patrick, Carolyn Atte- Advisors, Miss Best, Miss Bogan, Mrs Russell, and President, Beverly Kempf. bury, Sue Brown, Linda Green, Ginger Hutchinson, Nancy Courtney, Virginia Carpenter, Suzy Ellis, Lynette Winther, Louise Harrison, Mary Rutherford, Sandra Alexander, Lo-is Augustine. FOURTH ROW: Jan Shelly, Carolyn Jones, Mary Morgan, Kay Winters, Sandra Bowser, Sandy Barnett, Virginia Henzler, Janice Davies, Pat Scofield, Lyn Anderson, Lawry Carmiencke, Bonnie Moon, Peggy Harper. 117 .Q g. at, 1 . .Q I V in 1 - Pictured: FIRST ROW: Joyce Herendeen, Elaine Ol- son, Dee Sansom, Dana Carlile, Sherry Maxwell, Shirley Kadrmas, Wanita Deffenbacher, Joy Carder. SECOND ROW: Laverda La Porte, Sue Turnbull, Marilyn Spriggs, Roberta Peterson, Sharon McMillan. Merrie Jo Carder. Sandy Blythe, Linda Scott. THIRD Advisor Mr. Moore and President Leslie Burkhart. l ROW: Lucy Schailzel, Candy Newland, Judy Craig, Joan Sanderson, Ann Griswold, Leslie Burkhart, Gloria Morton, Suzanne Lea. FOURTH ROW: Lyn Anderson, Judy Aird, Marcia Cross, Sharon Smith, Mary Knott, Jane Riss- berger, Linda Gheen, Gayle Swanton, Shari Veteto. SERVICE CLUB Service club members are frequently seen at doors and ticket windows at North Eugene's Football games. Mem- bers serve as ushers and as ticket-takers for all North's home games. After the minimum amount of points are M r,,, earned, pins are awarded to members. A coast trip at the end of the year ends a successful year. Service club held Northis first sock-hop. They hope it will become a tradi- tion in years to come. Officers for this year were President, Leslie Burkhart, Vice-President, Joan Sanderson, Secretary, Gloria Morton, Treasurer, Joy Carder. Mr. Moore was the club advisor. SKI CLUB Ski Club is designed to create a greater interest in skiing and impress the need of safety on the slopes. Various movies were shown at meetings to show different techni- ques of skiing. Beginning and advanced skiers are welcome to join the club. Members are all willing to help with the occasional ski trips to the Willamette Pass Ski Area. Plans were made for a ski team in future years. Under the leader- ship of President, Pete Hintz, Vice President, John Luvaas, Secretary-Treasurer, Sheila Jacobs, and Publicity Chair- man, Donna Evans the club had the largest membership ever boosted by the ski club. Mr. Holton and Mrs. Froebe were club advisors. Advisors Mr. Holton and Mrs. Frobe, and President Pete Hintz. FIRST ROW: Larry Scott, Larry Draper, Dave Robert- son, Bob Henderson, Dave Watson, non-member, Allan Hilles, Alec Peltier, Pete Hintz, Jack Whitney, non- member. SECOND ROW: Judy Anderson, non- member, Linda Paisley, Peggy Kepner, Margaret Ru- berg, Ann Draper, Kay Williams, Karen Pederson, Sandy Barnett, Ann Griwold, Judy Moorhouse, Marilee Hampton, Beth Diehl, Sheila Jacobs, Lynn Barber, Anne Mayes, Janet Whitney, Donna Evans. THIRD ROW: Laura Comstock, Sue Brown, Sue Miller, Judy Beck, Eunice Wheeler, Ann Dillingham, Karen Scott, Pat Dundin, Paula Chambers, Virginia Johnson, Janice Mc- Kenzie, Mike Wilson, Jim Jacqua, non-member, Duane Mayberry, Tim Hermach, non-member, Kathy McCabe. FOURTH ROW: non-member, Dave Steven- son, Larry Draper, Bill Luvaas, John Collins, Bill Chadek, Bonnie Risinger, Ceorgienne Foster, non- member, non-member, Norm Preston, Steve Van Horn, Jay Bowerman, Roger Weed, Larry Robbins, Bob Hast- ings, Larry Dickson, Bill Culdager. FIFTH ROW: Sue Miller, Mike Ward, non-member, Phil DeLong, Paul Clausen, non-member, non-member, Bob Stewart, non- member, non-member Dexter Barnes, George Warren, non-member, Rod Gunson, John Luvaas, Will Moir, Dean Church, Roger Carnes, non-member, Gordy Hall, Karl Manseth. in SEATED: Bob Henderson, Dave Watson, Darrell Don- Bechtal, George Warren, Don Watson, Syd MoHit, aldson. Paul Clausen, Tom Chaffee, Jack Whitney, Nancy Webster, Kit Brazier, Jim Simonet, Don Helger- John Simonet. STANDING: Rodney Maesner, Walter son. SKI A D SCUBA DIVING CLLIB President, Tom Chaffee 171 aff ' -f -f A-Iaswvffeitfrm-wmzzme ' 57WZE'iSf'I fe: ' mf ,sf wf1f.a12mifsz4mQf1 im- fz gm fm sn Ziff! 'TlEi'v fi .I is tfiffzilziikif 11:1-11:1 .z gpgzegasgzge ' if' W, xg, ,,,,g:, 5 S as lanes t as ' 233573 M-I f Q T325 The newly organized Skin and Scuba Diving Club has promoted a great new interest in the life of the deep. Any- one who has an interest in the water and skin and scuba diving is welcome to join the club, This year the club made excursions from the McKenzie River to the Pacific Ocean. Members enjoy diving and all have fun on their trips in the water. Officers for their first year were Torn Chaffee, President, Don Watson, Vice President. 120 TH ESPIANS The National Organization of Thespians is a dramatics club to further the interest and amateur talent of the dra- matic arts. It is open to all persons interested in the theater. To join this club you must obtain ten points by working on school productions. These points are not received by the actors alone, but also, the stage crew. To add money to their treasury, Thespians presented the one act play Happy Journey from Trenton to Camdonw by Thornton WVilder. Each year the club holds an Awards Banquet to honor the outstanding actors and participants of the year. The club also furnished small groups for entertainment at dinners and dances. The ofhcers were Sandy Duncan, President: Sandra Coleman, Vice President: Marlys Helm- ing Secretary, Don XVatson, Treasurer: and Mrs. Dennison, Advisor. Advisor, Mrs. Dennison, President, Sandy Duncan. SEATED: Sandy Coleman, Russ Buscy, Dave Wlatson. Roy McGregor. Norman Nevers. Sue Frager, Eunice Darrell Donaldson, Don Watson, Marlys Hclming, Gale Wheeler, Nancy Collins. Sandy Duncan, Tom Chaffee. Roid, Karen Turbyne, Margaret Wilmot. STANDING: 121 and President Russ Busey. FIRST ROW: Vickie Hileman, Dona Reaves. Karen Turbyne, lylarlys Helming. Sandra Coleman. Russ Bussey. Mary Ann Britton. Tori Butler. Ann Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Judy Buftington. Cheryl Hay. Sharon Lisa. Rita Stratton. Anne Mayes. Eunice Wheeler, Sandy Barnett, Bev Davis. THIRD ROW: Michael Advisors. Mr. Wliltz and Miss Brunkcu. Angelo. Ed Starffer. Sue Deyo. Nancy Jones, Sue Bur- ton, Janice McKenzie. Roger Carnes, Bob Scott. Dorothy Wfhite. FOURTH ROW: Jim Soha, Dvan Koch. Lanny Crafts. Paul Keith. Virginia Henzler, Cale Roid. Tony Cerimonte. Mike Rear. Barbara Kammerye, EOPOLYM THS The purpose of the Neopolymaths is to read and discuss well known literature. This was the third year of the clubls existence at North Eugene. Some of the well known litera- ture that was read and discussed by the group was My Oedipus Rex by Sopodesg Hamlet by Shakespeareg C Slbartagus by Fastg and Brave New World by Aldus Hux- R ley. To further their interest in Oriental Philosophy they had a speaker who talked on Hinduism. The ofhcers of the club were, Russ Buscy. Presidentg Judy Buflington. Vice Presidentg Mary Ann Brittan. Secretaryg Sandy Barnett, Treasurerg Tom Kasmar. Historian, Miss Brunken and Mr. Wiltz were co-advisors. 2 HI-Y Something new was added to the Student Body this year. Her name is Highland Bonnie Lass I. Bonnie is a Scottish Terrier bought for the school by the Hi-Y. This was the clubs main project for 1961. The Purpose of the club is to create and maintain a high standard of Christian living. During the year the club has had many fine speakers and at the one time the club visited Representative Faidly for a lecture on lawyers. The ofhcers for this year were Presi- dent, John Armesg Vice-President, Pete Hintzg Secretary, Allan Hillesg and Treasurer, Norman Hall. Mr. Bach was the advisor. Ps 'E 'IQZIME 5,3-L 2 President John Armes and Advisor Mr, Bach. SEATED: Norman Hall. John Luvaas, Tom Lee, John Stewart. Dennis Van Sant. Kit Brazier, Bob Long, Armes, Will Moir, Gary Bartel, Alen Hilles. STAND- Harry Goldhammer, Dean Shurch, Ralph Pickering, INC: Mr. Bach, Gary Schwieger, Kim Short, Bob Terry Prater. 123 r 1 l SEATED: Peggy Hanson, Sue Brown, Wanitta Duffen- Janice Arnold, Vicki Hamilton, Sharon Lisa, Sandy backer, Arlene Rice, Patty Rhodes, Mary Jane Tang- White Sheralyn Kroeger, Diana Moon, Mary Fay, Mar- lesy, Lana Edwards, Rita Stratton, Mary Ann Britten, gret Rosentinge, Sue Berton. STANDING: Anita Shrit, Cheryl Reynolds. Advisor Mrs. Peterson. New interest, new friends, recreation, adventure and fun are just a few of the things members of Y-Teens will find through the club. The purpose of Y-Teens is to create and maintain a good standard of Christian living. This year's officers were, President, Mary Jane Tanksely, Vice-President Lana Edwards, Secretary Rita Straton, Treasurer, Loretta Loy, and Mrs. Peterson as the Advisor. Meetings were held at the Y.M.C.A. with activities after each meeting. 124 PEP CLUB Red pleated skirts and plaid vests were the uniforms chosen by the Pep Club this year. The girls actively supported our team during the football and basketball seasons. They were a tremendous force in boosting the spirit of the school. Membership was open to junior and senior girls, sophomore girls made up a white blouse section, Each member begins the year with 25 points and receives demerits if they break set rules. The officers were Linda Osborn, President 3 Carole Newland, Vice-President, Kay Kebelbeck, Secre- tary, Ann Draper, Co-Secretary, and Bonnie Jongeward, Treasurer. Miss Brunken was advisor. Advisor, Miss Brunken wie f , 51565112 f Y 7 Eba y we , ' at .aw..t.am,..w . FIRST ROW: J.V. Rally, Dana Maycumber, Sandy Hohberg, Varsity Rally: Jenny Sanford, LeAnn Olson, Dee Reed, Pep Club OiTicers: Ann Draper, Bonnie Jongeward, Kay Kebelbeck, Carole Newland, Varsity Rally, Janet Krietz, Linda Young, Bonnie Risingerg J.V. Rally, Donna Snodgrass, Sheila Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Lynn Ash, Linda Hofeldt, Karen Larson, Marty Reynolds, Pam Shriver, Nancy Collins, Laura Comstock, Nancy Munson, Sandi Davis, Darla Rupert, Ginny Johnson, Margie Evans, Mona Drasye, Gloria Morton, Leslie Burkhart, Alette Appel, Carrol Wray, Fran Elder, Joan Sanderson, Sandy Tatum, Marilee Hampton. THIRD ROW: Paula Chambers, Pauls Steinhauser, Jean Uchytel, Maru Morgan, Jan King, Beth Roberts, Duretta Roderick, Judy Beck, Dona Reaves, Judy Aird, Lyn Anderson, Bev Kempf, Suzanne Lea, Janice Ar- nold, Sandy Alexander, Carol Aird, Dee Sanson, Judy Fisher, Judy McManse. FOURTH ROW: Arleta Stogs- still, Judy Moorhouse, Virginia Carpenter, Kay Winters, Sue Swetland, Linda Kinee, Linda Scott, Sherry Max- well, Mary Rutherford, Carole Skelton, Ann Griswold, Leslie Knotts, Lynette Winther, Sharon Moon, Shirley Gullickson, Rosalie Hathaway, Dorothy Sims, Pat As mervig. FIFTH ROW: Judi Hurst, Janet Reher, Marlys Helming, Mary Blackford, Belva Richins, Sue Frager, Jana Potter, Billie Allum, Neva Funken, Ann Mays, Sharon Wallace, Lynda Allen, Kathy McCabe, Janice Davies, Pam Garber, Vicki Glass, Sandra Bailor, Becky Babb. SIXTH ROW: Dorothy Carmichael, Sharon Lisa, Pat Crume, Sharon Frye, Barbara Abbott, Sue Fields, Karen Elmquist, Judy Privasky, Mary Mead, Kay Broyles, Louise Harrison, Nita Rogers, Sandra Bowzer, Pat Scofield, Janice McKenzie, Janice Edmonds, Gayle Swanton. SEVENTH ROW: Lois Agustine, Bonnie Moon, Sue Mortimer, Marcia Glass, Anna Mae Tullar, Sandi Patrick, Beth Diehl, Eunice Wheeler, Lynn Barker, Chris Hinds, Patty Rhoads, Arlene Rice, Janet Krogh, Rita Stratton, DeRonah Koke, Sharon Mc- Millan, Marilyn Rear, Karen Miller, Nancy Cone. EIGHTH ROW: Gail Freeman, Sandy Blythe, Sharon Efkland, Linda Lawrence, Donna Evans, Pat Smalley, Louise Minturn, Linda Ambrose, Marilee Landers, Nancy Nordling, Sandra Nystrom, Laurel Willner, Ruth Delyea, Mary Lynn Ayres, Sharon Fisher. 125 FIRST ROW: Duretta Roderick, Christie Daudel, Naomi Manela. Carrol WVray, Dona Reaves, Christine Schmidt, Marlys Helming. SECOND ROW: Dana May- cumber, Eunice VVheeler, Lynn Barber, Judy Craig, Beverly Kempf, Louise Harrison, Ruth Senkovich, Advisor, Mr, De Broakert, Anderson. President. Lyn Janice McKenzie. THIRD ROW: Martha Reynolds, Ruth Delyea, Robin Manela, Norman Nevers, Tom Hertzman, Ann Nylander, Mary Blackford. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Anderson, Pete Little, Bob Scott, Dexter Barnes, Alec Peltier, Bob Valeu, Judy Aird. I TERNATIGNAL RELATIONS The Model United Nations at the University of Oregon, in March, was the main event of North's International Relations League. N.E.H.S. was represented by six stu- dents and six alternates acting as delegates from the Nether- lands. They studies the United Nations, the people, and the foreign policies of the Netherlands. This was in prep- aration for the State I.R.L. Convention. The clubs purpose is to inform interested students in world affairs. The oiiicers were Lyn Anderson, President, Beverly Kempf, Vice Presi- dent Karen Larson, Secretary, Judy Craig, Treasurer, and Carrol Vlray, Historian. Mr, De Broakert served as Advisor. 126 LES ARTISTS Les-Artistes, a new club this year, was formed to further knowledge and appreciation of art, through workshops, excursions, and speakers. At Christmas the club, decorated the cafeteria windows with festive and appropriate decora- tions. They made several excursions to the University of Oregon campus to study murals. They also had speakers on window decorating and commercial art. For a service project they made name cards and envelopes for a Librari- ans convention and worked on the campus clean-up cam- paign. The ofhcers were President, Judy Shoemaker, Sec- retary, Janice Edmonds, Miss Constans was their advisor. Advisor, Miss Constans and President Judy Shoemaker. SEATED: Astrid Liligren, Sandra Bowzer, Janice Rehm, Broyles, Janet Reber, Judy Shoemaker, Janice Edmonds, Linda Hofeldt, Margaret Ruberg, Virginia Henzler, Eloise Krusentjcrna, Bobbie Graham. Donna Hastings. STANDING: Pat Dundin, Kay 127 A CAPPELLA CHOIR A Cappella Choir surprised everyone at the beginning of the year when they appeared in new red and white robes. The robes being a First in North's history, added a final highlight to an excellent group. The choir performed at School assemblies and throughout the community, each time turning in a performance that all can be proud of. Marlys Helming, Bonnie Jongeward, Dexter Barnes, Mike Rear, and Bob DuPriest represented North at the North- west Choir and Band Conference in Spokane during Spring Vacation. Mike Rear served the group as President, and Leslie Burkhart as Secretary. Mr. Shick directed the choir. FIRST ROW: Dee Reed, Mike Rear, Meredith Beymer, Burt Wheeler, Glenna Thun, Dale Bowers, Carrol Wray, Tom Hertzman, Lynn Ash, Jerry Kimball, Judy Moor- house, Bruce Hale, Pat White, Bob Yates, Bonnie longe- ward, Bob Dupriest. SECOND ROW: Leslie Burkhart, Russ Busey, Elaine Smith, Bob Baker, Linda Stewart, Dick Smith, Sandi Davis, Jim Renken, Joy Carder, Jerry Wilcox, Sue Miller, David Buck, Jane Rissberger, Ernie Smith, Bonnie Risinger, Len Bamford, Belva Richins, Kirk Nygaard, Gail Freeman, Frank Brown, Chris Hinds. THIRD ROW: Allan Hilles, Linda Kinnee, John Armes, Mary Blackford, Darrell Donald Director, Mr. Shick, and President, Mike Rear. son, Paula Chambers, Mike Kidder, Judy Gibbs, Jay Bowerman, Gayle Swanton, Dan Quick, Ellen Hill, Bob Long, Karen Elmquist, Bob Stewart, Marlys Helming, Cliff Beat, Marilee, Hampton, Ralph Pickering, Lynn Barber, Gale Roid. FOURTH ROW: Shari Veteto, Allan Long, Suzy Elles, Ed Keebler, Marcia Glass, Fred Carlson, Kay Kebelbeck, Bill Campbell, Syd Moflcitt, Bob Mitchel, Ann Griswald, Bob Jones, Linda Gheen, Bryon Wood, Joan Kerns, Willy Moir, Sue Mitcheltree, Decky Barnes, Michele D'Arm0nd, Duane Hammon, Lyn Ander- son, Lynn Garner, Mary Jane McCarty. This yvzir North F1131-:iv was Q1'cvtc'cl with thc' l.:xssi-Ettvsf' 21 clnnm' and drill tmin Cotnposvcl of cfiglitm-n Junior and Svniors girls, To thc' plvastirv of our lJIlSliPllJlill mlclisfiirt-. thc-sci girls clainctfcl at sm Oral of our grunt-s. Their first vlllorts show prornisc of sotnr- intvrvstinq hall'- tiinc' Cntt-rtziinrnc-nt nfixt yczir. This group which was orqziniyecl in Noveinhvr. is aclvisccl luv Kfiss Cfonstnns and thm-ir prvsiclvnt was Christie' Hincls. Thi' outhts cliosc-n by the girls we-rc rvcl shirts and swvatvrs. with whitv lcittctrs. glows nncl shoes. Tlwi clzmw routines the l,zissi-Fttvsu ll?I'i.Cll'lUf,'Cl we-rv Coninosvtl hx' the girls tlif'rns0lx'0s. hut thnx' hop? that in the luturci thnx' will hc zihlt' to ohtain ideas from a dance instructor. Advisor Bliss Constans President Christie Hinds. FIRST ROW: Jackie' Brown. Sandra Tatum. Joy Gard:-r. Lawrcnvc. hiargie Evans. Sue Nlortimc-r. Patty Asincrvig. Susan Miller. Laura Comstorl-1. Louise Blinturn. Gail Joan Sanderson. Carol Sloan. Kay Veltrnan, Dorothy Freeman, Nancy Munson. SECOND ROW: Linda Sims. Christie Hinds, Sandra Blythe. 129 GlRLS', MENS' A D MIXED CHOIRS FIRST ROW. Linda Lawrence, Karen Quimby, Linda Scott, Dorothy White, Sharon Brumbaugh, Carolyn Bohna, Terry Knutson, Rosalie Hathaway, Billie Allum, Judy Fisher, Sherry Clark, Suzie Keir, Janet Leal, Rosalie Smith, SECOND ROW: Donna Thurman, Dorothy DeMoss, Ruth Melby, Carol Bartling, Judy Homanyk, Dorothy Simms, Beverly Allum, Gloria Young, Yvonne Knutson, Virginia Steel, Deanna Deaver, Marilyn Koberstein, Bev- erly Davis, Eudora Bentz, Sharon Simmon, THIRD ROW: Sue Geiger, Dee Barton, Mary Jane Tanksley, Laura Com- stock, Donna Day, Connie Swaggart, Sandy Bailor, Diana Moon, Rovena Wassom, Joan Norbeck, Shirley Gullickson, Terry Tolbcrt, Dale Ingram, Sheralyn Kroeger, Karla Tif- fee, FOURTH ROW: Darla Rupert, Jennie Sanford, Pat Tyburczy, Maryann Britton, Lois Augestine, Cathy Murray, Joan Neuschwander, Janice Davies, Marcia Cross, Sandy Zahar, Myrna Halton, Pat Halton, Mickey Dundin, Kay Broyles, Fay Dershon, Sharon Koberstein. FIRST ROW: Gene Smothers, Dick Pendleton, Dale Bowers, Robin Rutherford, Ron Jones, Bob Armstrong, Bert Olson, Keith Nerseth, Bob Henderson, Emmett Braun, SECOND ROW: Dennis Hamper, Robert Boyd, Frank Brown, Jim Becker, Gary Taxdal, Mike Fisher, Dan Snook, John Olson, Leroy White, Harry Lovelace, THIRD ROW: Mike Wlard, Bob Vogal. Ed Keebler, Sid Davis, Mike Haxby, Bob Green, Chris Mace, John Brown, Gary Palanuk, Dave Wood, David Cooper. - Q sf - -- It ta . .e-'sands FIRST ROW: Nancy Scott, Susan Brown, Mary Rear, Kim Clayton, Dixie Dolan, Jeanette Kroblen, Patty Abbott, Marlyn Attebury, Marilyn Spriggs, Georgia Claxton, Jill Hicks, Pat Jacobs, Fran Elder, Donna Snodgrass. Mona Drasye, Karen Murphy, Janet Kreitz, SECOND ROW: Donna Thurman, Dorothy DeMoss, Donna Day, Mary Sue Thenell, Carol lylurphy. Judy Anderson, Sharon Chalupsky, lNIary Jo Carter, Wfanetta Deffenbaker, lNIary White, Diana Jacobson, Pat VVhite, Lori Dollarhide, Joan Hiekenbotlom, Beth YN'yllie. Wlanda Hayes, Cherly Gulovsen, THIRD ROW: Lloyd Chapman, Judy Davis. Memory Jahnson, Sharon Recsk, Diane W'olfe, Sue Slight, Sandy Loffendahl, Peggy Meyers, Judy lngebratson, Lana Edwards, Diana Pack, Kate Jepeson. Janice Cochran, Lynn XVoodric'h, Clieryl Sorter, Cheryl Marr, Jan Easterbe, Sandy Smith, Anita Srite. Cheryl Reynolds, FOURTH ROW: Larry Clark, Keith Newman, Larry DeMoss, Tom Swztrtzlander, Bob Rosen. Mike Wlilson, Ron Root. John Kingsly, Tim Hermaek. Joe Roser, Jim Thencll, Mike Chauran, Ivan Jensen, Jere LaBonte, Kent Campbell, Jack Pierson, John Ressler, 'l'om Newman, Even Neuschwander, Don Jones, Roy Smith, Dan Kress, Dennis Smyth. H--......,,, .. , M .,. 5 Q Q 2 x K I.. .. , A -:t --:.:: 5 FIRST ROW: Mary Sue Thenell. Maureen McPheeters. SECOND ROVV: Bev Kernpf. Joyce Herendeen, Dorothy Cornwall, Rodney Rhoades, Clair Mumau, Dave Prescott, Nlary Rutherford. Louise Harrison, Neva Funken. THIRD ROW': Laverda LaPorte. Dee Sansom, Paul Simonis. Don Hale, John Renken, Darrell Bennett, Bob DuPriest, Ralph Pickering. Fred Montgomery. Clayetta Hall. Dennis Roberts. FOURTH ROIVJ Suzie Lea. lviary Hawking, Elaine Olsen, Lori Dollarhide, Gil Melby, Larry .,3,L,,,g,,.M,,:KMW,g,.gf,3,,,,,,s,.3, W - z.:,tsz.gsgssL.-m , a.,t.uf2fJ,f?fliit , L,., 'gi ig. I , .. R a:- wa yssls 'i . B -si igi , . ir' p I T ljl ki. . we in srtl I . lls r srlr at lti f srlr 'tr North's Majorettes Kingsly, Bob Yates, Paul Keith, Emmett Braun, Dan Pederson, lWike Emmons, Dick Pendleton. Norman Kirtley, Mike Vaughan. FIFTH ROW: Harold Renken, Ed Allison, Ken Brooks. John Gillespie. Harold Childers, Dave Carlson, Ivar Anderson, Kirk Nygaard. Dale Bowers, Dan Whitney. SIXTH ROW.' Mike Rear, Dave Roblyer, John Anderson. Greg Eastman. Dave Wamsley, Homer Rhodaback. Rick YVebking, Sharon Wallace, Dick Watkins. AN This past year the band, under the direction of Mr. Fraxell, performed at halftime during the football season, with Ralph Pickering leading the bandas Drum Major, and added to the school spirit as pepband for all basketball games. They marched in the Pre-Christmas Parade. Momorial Day Parade. Armed Forces Day Parade. Strawberry Festival, and the Rhodadendrum Festival. In lNIarch a joint concert with the Junction City Band was held with Mr. Robert Vagner as guest conductor. To end their active year they participated in Bacca- laureate and Commencement Exercises. 2 FIRST ROW: Sharron Moon, Karol Michner, Carolyn ROW: Janet Whitney, Steve Roblyer, Cecil Johnson, Fenimore, Harry Goldhammer, Bonnie Moon, Christine Judy Jones, Claudia Veteto, Roberta Fisher, Laura Schmidt, Mary Morgan, Lynette Winther. SECOND DeMarcus, Linda Prim. Mr. Robert Frazell Director CRCHE TR This year North Eugene presented its second musical production, The G07I!fOZiZ'7'.Y. The orchestra, as it did last year, put on an excellent performance. Other activities of our orchestra were entertaining at all P.T.A. meetings and at several other clubs and organizations. They participated in the Christmas Concert at North and also pro- vided background music for the annual Cooks Dinner. ln March they participated in an orchestra festival which was held in Salem. To end a very successful and rewarding year the orchestra played at Baccalaureate, the Senior Breakfast, Senior Assembly, and Commencement. 133 We 2461 706224 S v Z , e I I I Certainly among the many groups contributing most to the successful year of 1960-1961 has been the athletic teams of North Eugene. Giving us many months of excitement and unlimited ac- claim, these moments have grown to be part of us and our high school. Through, our sports program North Eugene has gained a high position in the community and the state. we are proud of our abilities and have pride in our accomplishments. To North Eugene and her teams we participants , , and spectators offer this salute, We Hail Thee North Eugene, as a resounding thanks for her and ,your efforts. YELL KINGS VARSITY RALLY Tom Lee Bonnie R Tony Gvrimomc 136 IV. R21Nf'II1VIIlbf'1'S Dil'IllI'Pd with mvm- In-rs of tlmr- Iliuhlmxnl Iizmd fm- Dana lass I. our svrmic' dem is ako pic't111'Qd. 1 - K R' , ' - 'I . W , '77 LCAHHC' Olson Dm' Reed Jmmiv Samford Janvl Krictz Linda Young . . LLY ZlYl'UIIlIDK'I'. Sha-ila Jmxobs. Sandy olilwrq. mucl 130111121 S11fmdQmiQ. Iicmuic' 137 JOHN REED, Head coach LATE TOM KEELE, BUD ROBERTSON, Assistant coaches. ARSITY FOOTB LL Record North Eugene Corvallis . . North Eugene Leabanon . North Eugene Roseburg . North Eugene Springfield . . North Eugene Marshfield . North Eugene North Bend . North Eugene Cottage Grove North Eugene South Salem North Eugene South Eugene The North Eugene Highlanders, playing in the 5 aI Dis trict. Playing a nine game schedule finished the season with a four win and five losses record. North Eugene won its first two games both were non league. North defeated Corvallis and then Lebanon. The Highlanders started league play by traveling to Roseburg. The Roseburg Indians handed the Highlanders a 27--7 defeat. The Highlanders came up with a top defensive ef- fort holding the Indians to two out of ten pass attempts. Next we played Springheld on our own field. North took command in the first quarter. Then came back in second half to score two more touchdowns, defeating the Millers. The Highlanders fifth game was at Marshheld. North made a fine showing against the Pirates. The Pirates jumped into the lead. They scored again in the fourth quarter. North's score also came in the fourth quarter. Marshfield controlled the ball the rest of the game. North Eugene next game was against the Bulldogs. North lost to the Bulldogs mostly on bad breaks. North Eugene traveled to Cottage Grove for the next game. North spoiled the Cottage Grove home coming with a 19-0 win over the Lions. The Highlanders next game was against the South Salem Saxons. The Highlanders were defeated by a strong Saxon team. North's Big Game was on our field against the Axemen. South squeezed out a 20-l3 victory over North Eugene. North made a final try to catch the Axemen but was halted on the 23 yard line. South took over and held on until the final gun. 138 Robert John Graham is the 1961 recipient of the Donald NV. Reed trophy, This trophy is presented annually to North Eugene's most outstanding and inspirational football player. This award is designed to create further interest in the field of athletics. Bob has proved a leader and an inspiration to his team-mates. He has been Nortlfs start- ing full back for three years. Not only is Bob a Hne football player but he also excels in the field of Track. He represented North in the shot put. Active in school affairs. he served as an ofhcer in the Letterman's Club. He plans to attend college in the fall where he hopes to play football. North vs Corvallis North played their grid opener to de- feat Corvallis Spartans, 13-0 in Non- league competition. North held the Spartans to only 66 yards. North's first score came in the second quarter. Bob Graham's 25-yard run to the Corvallis nine yard lineset up an ll-yard scoring pass from quar- terback Bill Campbell to Kit Brazier. Jim Kraus recovered a Spartan fumble on the Spartan 28 to set up the second score. An ll-yard run by Graham, and an eight-yarder by Larry Stevens. And a final nine-yard sweep by Graham - to account for the score. Roy Steele Kicked the extra point. The Highlanders threatened twice more in the fourth quarter. Ron Johnson re- turned a punt to the Corvallis 28 and the Highlanders moved to the one be- fore being stopped on downs. Then in the waning moments Gary Tuinstra sprinted 60 yards to the Spartan six be- fore time ran out. ,,-un. Ron Johnson Sprints around end. North on the move. mag, Roy Steele, G .film 1? Q Jerry Myers, HB xx, George Warren, FB Paul Spriggs, G Paul Clausen, C Larry Stevens, HB Ed Stauffer, HB I,arr5' Stew-ns goes for ten, 140 Rod Gunsonr end North ys South South Eiigcnc sqtlctvctl out a 20-l fl yiftory oyvr North EIIQCIIC. It was a had nioht for South Hiigmiv. 'l'hCy hvld on for dt-ar lilo in thc- rloying iuinutvs with tho Highlandvrs tlu't'atr-ning. The' Axcmc-n took the opt-ning kick oll' and IUI'lI'CllCCl 52 yards in lfl playi. lirook Cappvd tht' driyv hy going owr from thc tlircv. Thr- Qvcond tiint- South got tht-ir hande on tht- hall thcy wt-nt 62 yards in lf? playy to scort- on a lfl yard pass liut aftvr that tho Hiqhlantlvra turncd thv tahlt'-Q on South. Boh liakor took a pitch out from Hill Ciainpht-ll and paist-d to Pat Helfrich for a 6-l yard touchdown play. Bfitlway in tht- third quartvr North Euqvne pullvd anotht-r trick out of the haq. Cfainpht-ll connvftml with .lim Krauxc on a IO yard tavklc- eligihlt- play for the scorn: 'l'hiQ Scorc' Cain? on a 31 yard driyc aftcr Uvnnis Variant ft-ll on a South furnhlv. South Eugvnv Sforcd again in tht- fourth quartfir on a 38 yard driye with Blair to Fluke pass for thc Hnal l2 yards. Thr' High- landers Camo hack from their own 31 to thc- South 23. But were halted there. Lynn Garner on a punt return 'Y' lt Bill Campbell, QB, Larry Scott, HB Bob Long, HB Arnold Mulheim, G Q XY110 Ott-ng that? Foothall hanquvt North Eugene vs Cottage Grove Bob Graham scored a pair of touchdowns to lead the highlanders to victory. Bobis first score of the game came in the Hrst period, it climaxed a 70 yard drive. The Lions marched to the North Eugene l2. Then quarterback Bill Campbell passed to Pat Helf- rich to put North ahead l3f-O. Then Graham scored his touchdown to bring the score to l9fO. ,f North goes for ten more, Tom King, Guard Wayne Persons, HB 1 -'V',i Lynn Garner End Gary Tuinstra FB 1 Jim Hardy, End Dennis Van Sant. E Ed Staufler adds sixg behind fine blocking, North vs Roseburg Fumbles were the difference in the North, Roseburg game, North fumbled four times and the Indi- ans turned them into Touchdowns. Bob Roark of Roseburg fell on three of them. Norths only tally came when Ron Johnson set up a drive with a 51 yard kickoff re- turn. Then Bob Graham went to the 6 yard line with Bob Baker connecting with Jim Krause for the score. The Highlanders came up with rt top defensive eflort to hold the Indians quarterback to two completions out of ten with Larry Scott getting two of the in- terceptions. Final score was Rose- burg 27 North Eugene 7. North vs Biarshfield The Pirates jiirnped into a 7-AO load in the serond quar- ter when they went 85 yards in 8 plays. North did not score in the first half. Blarshfit-ld scored again in the fourth quarter. this time going 73 yards in l6 plays. Their score Caine with l:lO gone in the rinal quarter. North Came right back and drove 77 yards. Hob Graham broke loose for -P3 yards to the Kfzirshheld 30. Five plays later Ed Stauller took a pitchoiit and went around the left end for the score. lvfarsh- field controlled the ball the rest of the game. Bob Baker, QB Vinh K S, .M , , wax cf-.fr Kit Brazier, end , ,gd A f. i ,sg-k,1,i.fivf .ErZi iw'-' L Ml , . 2 if M . A , I' M - .. , V MJ v L , , f M3 GM' 2 1 :f ' ' r , - ' f -I mu., t . M ., f ' 1 we Q V , M vw 1 ww wma, tx 1. V M i , P fflzl-:osq....,.,,,,,,,m,g '41 '-'rs I - -3 K. .A 'TN -1: .- I :Li -- 'A a sm li it 3 i ,.l. Lv In 4 , A Q ' A S K It ,- ' M gL ' H: . ' if' , ' I F ' ' . M WH- I-4. .M I 'U ,W , A i 1 1 ii 1 2 . Ifilif asf N Z v W' If it jviht f Q., W ,Q , ' . W. l , . W T . .. .. Nu...-'Mali MMM V H H wif .i.,,'w. j V V, ,, . .W , ,EW Y Nw A ,r - :vi fnu'i m,a-f 9 V W . , L 143 Who's got the ball? Pat Helfrich, end Bob Stewart, t I 0 f f ,, 'rf-mv INTERFERENCE!! Bob Baker, Whirlpool award Wake up John! ati new it -. .xg Z3 tt W1 3 , Miaingwggi tt HOWS it taste? Van Sant, most improved player. North vs Lebanon The Highlanders received the opening kickoH and marched straight downfield for the first score of the game. The drive took eight plays to go 69 yards. Larry Stevens carried around right and for the score. Roy Steele kicked the extra points. The visitors scored a touch- down to bring the score 7-6 North. The warriors scored on a North Eugene punt. 20 seconds later North tied it up on a hand off from Lynn Garner to Ron Johnson who sped around the left side 85 yards for the score. North Eugene scored again making the score l9f 13. The warriors scored with 7 minutes remaining in the third quarter and went ahead 2Ofl9. In the final period Bob Graham went 38 yards on draw play for the final touchdown to down the warriors 25g20. .i.,,f-v R w i E'i 'E 3 f - e ff , sifiesrwfiin' 1 M Ron Johnson, HB Paul Keith, T 144 Bob Garnero, G Wilson Mulheim, T Ed Weigrnan, T 1 Rua Jim Kraus, T Dell lsham, C North vs North Bend North lost another game on bad breaks late in the second quarter, the Highlanders drove to North Bend one-foot line only to score and then have a penalty cost them the touch- down. North drove to one yard line before a bad pass from the center on the third down fell into North Bend hands. The Bulldogs scored on a 92 yard march. They scored again in the third quarter. North took to the air in the Enal stanza in a desperate attempt to catch the league leaders. Four com- plete passes. the fourth a 12 yard aerial from quarterback Bill Campbell to Lynn Garner for Norths only score. Final score 19-6. Looks Good. ,inte fl! l Dan Yancy, M Kirk NyGaard, M Kirk Davis, M Don Gott, G Vern Whittaker, T Where did you get that hat? 145 North vs Springfield North Eugene s C o r e cl quickly, then came hack to score two more touch- downs later. Norths first drive went for I3 yards, and plunge over center for the conversion, Springhelcl got their only touchdown when Finucane swept left end for the score. The Highlanders came back on the kickoff, w h e n F. cl Staufler, on a double re- verse - broke loose for an 81 yard romp for the score. North finished the score- ing on a pass from Bill Campbell to Kit Brazier. after Larry Scott inter- cepted his s e e o n cl Finueane pass to set up the drive. Final score was 20 7 . . FCOTBALL ' North North North North North North North Wei George Krupicka, Sophomore Coach Cecil Hodges, J.V. Coach Student Coach in background. ROW I. Bill Gott, Randy Whitney, Chris Prescott, Larry Read, Ed Reed, Bill Stauflfer, Gordon Hall. ROW 2. Joe Roeser, D. Dill- ingham, Jack Strayer, Mike Engle, Jim Freedenburg, Pete Little, Mark Kroeger, Bob Ticer. ROW 3. Coach Hodges, Joe Palanuk, Mike Emmons, Lynn Adkins, Jon Jenkins, Norman Preston, Bob Benson, Don Lundstrom, Bob Meyers. ROW 4. Ray Farman, Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene South Eugene . . . Lebanon . . . Thurston . Springfield . . . Thurston . Springfield South Eugene Dan Yancey, Paul Winter, Doug Cracker, Jim Pashellky, Paul Keith, Bill Thomas, Krutschra. ROW 5. Dave Cronin, Keith Newman, George Larson, Dennis Ovens, Kent Campbell, Whit- iker, Gibson, Randall, Leroy White, Emmett Braun. ma 1-. 146 The North Eugene J.V. squad had a fine season, winning three losing two and tie- ing one. The Highlanders' only tie was with the Millers of Springfield. North Eugene lost only one home game, this was at the hands of the Axemen. North Eu- gene's second lose was to the South Eu- gene Axemen on their home field. All of the Junior Varsity games were played at Civic Stadium at 7:00 p.m. The Junior Varsity Squad placed a few of their mem- bers on the varsity team for the last two games. From the looks of the team this year they will have a good season next year. The J.V. and Sophomore teams prac- ticed together and the Sophomores were given a chance to practice against rougher competition. The Junior Varsity team was coached by Cecil Hodges, and the Sopho- more team by George Krupilka. Mana- gers for the J.V. this year were Dave Cronin and Ray Farman. Trainer was Dan Yancey. Last minute details. 'M ' ,, .. ' :Min North squares off against South. y 'iif.,.'.,, I K . . ff l was ' ' I X U rf- Q .Y L ay ,.. 3 gs A- +- V is 7 l Q? ' . F f -, A. rs.. -fe - ..W .. w - '-- 3 rv' 3 g,iew 'f..vn z, L... .,, ,. X Mi? f ,.L1 231 .' 1 ' 17 WW' , y A l y ? sg- ,sf V f -1, .1 ifqfw ..'- mm . . ' V - iff 2 mQ+ . wi2fQ.,,,-frggi Ready, set - hut one. A , s4i i5ffi,Y 1 an df. 4 I Q Yi t I H Highlanders go for long yardage. nm! 1 nv. Senior giving the word to the J.V SOPHGMORE FOOTB LL North Eugene. . . .... Hin ,.., . . . . North Eugene. . . .... Lost ,.,, . . . . North Eugene. . , .... Vin. . . . . . North Eugene. . . ..., Win. . . . . . North Eugene. . . .... Lost. . . North Eugene ........ Lost .... Cottage Grove Cottage Grove South Eugene South Eugene . . .Corvallis . . .Willamette 'HI' Sophomore Coach George Krupieka j.V. Coach Cecil Hodges. THIS IS A FOOTBALL. . . s if ROW I Ray Farman, Ken Hobbs, Chuck Brink, Mike Engle, Steve Prochnow, Doug Cracker, Denny Bloom, Dennis Ovens, Jim Freedenburg, Pete Little, Dave Kutschra, Jack Whitiker, George Krupicka, Mark Kroeger, Rich Jorgenson, D. Dillingham, Tom Tuttle, Dave Powell, Larry Demoss, Larry Read, Norman Preston, Don Newbaum, Jim Thenncll, Mike Harbour, Tyler Finn. North Eugene moves against South Eugene. gif-ie? nl I 'Ei CROSS CCL! TRY The Cross Country team had another successful season. The Men of North High were undefeated in dual com- pctition. The Varsity had wins over Springfield. South Eugene, Cottage Grove, Mil- walkie, and XYillamette. They finished third in the district meet and sixth in the state meet. The Junior Varsity were also undefeated in dual competition, They Hnished as district Champions and third in the state meet. Head Coach Dennis Davis and Assistant Mike Curtice District unior Varsity Coach Robert Newland Coach Daxis Champion and Harlan Andrrws Second holding the Lane A l dual competition IU Slate IHCPI Varsity Q FRONT ROW: Roger YVeed. Ken Moore. Rohin Nfanela. Ralph Rottcr. BACK ROW: Bob Valcu, Lauren Johnson, Wlill Nloir, -lay Bowerman, Harlan Andrews. Junior Varsity -- FRONT ROW: Dave Hardy, Andrew McKinney. BACK' RO VV: Dave Gravely, Klike Curtice, Chris Burkhart. The Worth Euqxne Harriers on their way to 149 John Franz Center Gary Schwieger Guard N3 Len Bamford Guard Ron Johnson Guard Bill Thomas Forward North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene Junction City . . . Beaverton Junction City North Salem . . . . Lebanon . North Salem .. Willamette .. Springfield . . . . Thurston South Eugene Cottage Grove . . . . . Roseburg . . North Bend . . . Marshfield . . . Springfield . . , . . Thurston South Eugene Cottage Grove . . . . . Roseburg . . North Bend . . . Marshfield . . . Willamette Roger Lyman Forward Wayne Allen Guard Jack Strayer Center 151 Head coach, Mel Krause is in his fourth year at North High. He graduated from the University of Oregon in the class of 1951. During college he played basketball and baseball. Mel has been coaching baseball and basketball for ten years. He coached this yearls team in two wins over South Eugene and a near state tournament berth. Krause also teaches physical education and is head coach of the North Eugene Baseball team. Two Wiins W- Two Loses The North Eugene Highlanders opened their season with a 77-47 yietory over the Junction City Tigers. l,en liamford led the Highlanders with 2-l- points. Camphell and Franz added 13 and lO points respeetiyely. North's seeond game was with Beaverton. North led most of the game until midway in the nnal stanza. The Beavers took the lead for good on a pair of free-throws by Don Hakala. Bill Campbell was high man for North and second high for the game with 22 points. The Highlanders next game was against the Tigers of Junction City. After a slow start in the Hrst half, the Highlanders broke the fame wide open, defeating the Tigers 69W all-I. Len Baniford was again high man with I8 points and Bill Campbell was second with IO. Free throws spelled the difference in North Eugenes game with North Salem. The Vikings trailed until the hnal three minutes, and then went ahead 43f42. North Eugene had one last ehanee to tie it up or win it when John Franz dumped a field goal in. Then with 3 seeonds left Bob Garnero was fouled, but his free throws went astray. Barnford, the teams leading seorer. was held to four points. Everyone had three fouls in the iirst half. Franz linished the night with 16 points and l6 rehounds, The Vikings Completed l8 out of 34 from the free throw line. North Eugene Completed 12 out of 20. The final seore was Salem 48 and North Eugene 47. 152 Two Viins -f Ont- Losc North Eugcnf- lost a 5-A-1 lc-aguc gainc- to Nlarshlic-ld. Aftc-r taking a 3 O first cluartf-r lc-ad. Nfarshfield wt-nt cight tninutcs without a scorc. Blarshfic-ld exte-ndc-d it to 19--15 hy half tinic. Succssixc haskf-ts hy -Iohn Franz, Bill Cfainphell, and -Iini Kraus hclpcd North tif- thc game- in thc third quartcr at 21--fall. lVIarsh1it-ld took a 10-point lc-ad carly in the fourth quarts-r. Thc closc-st North Eugf-nc got alt:-r that was 15 f58, North Eugt-nc handcd Thurston a 60- -41 dt-ft-at Tut-stlay night to inovc into a tlircc-way tic- for third placr-. North Eugt-nc was in tht- le-ad all thc tiinc. The lt-ad fluctuatc-d hctwecn nint- and c-ightct-n points and at tht- cnd of thc- first Clll211k1K'I' was 20 11. The lligh- lanclt-rs built up a 12 point sprc-ad midway in thc- scc- ond cluartcr. tht- half-titnc sc-orc was 31 --20. .Iohn Franz was high nian for North with 19. Cfainphc-ll addr-d 13. North Huge-nc snatchcd tht- District 3-.-X-1 lt-aguc gaiuc ovt-r Springliclcl in a tcnsc and cxciting gains-. Tht- half- tiium- scorc caint- our 2-1 18 lor tht- llighlandc-rs. Thi- Kiillt-rs' lt-acl -10 T39 in tht- niicldlt- of tht- liourth quar- tcr, .lim Kraus tuaclt- a lit-lcl goal putting North aht-ad onct- again. 'I'ht- ganic wt-nt into ox't-rtiiuc wht-n tht- Nlillt-rs' Cir-oil llillard iuaclt- a tart-c throw with two niinutcs lt-ft to play in tht- gainc. 'I'ht- final score- was 15 lor North to tht- Nfillc-rs' -1-1. llill Cfanipht-ll was high-point inan with lfi points. Thi- win put North in lourth plact- lor district, Ont- Vin - Ont- Lost- Thr- North lfugt-nc Higlilandcrs thwartt-d thc- x isit- ing Piratt-s hid for a stats- tournzuut-nt ht-rth. North will also haw- a whip XYillautt-ttc. South will haw- to ht-at Cfottztgt- Grow- tht-n North will play' it olli with South lfugt-nc lor tht- sc-contl plact- tourngunr-nt hc-rth. North took tht- lf-ad in tht- lirst tptartcr. tht- ctuartt-r sc-orc was 18--7, Cary Clrahztugli startt-cl hitting to triin tht- High- landcrs lt-ad to 26 22 at hall' tiutt-. Crahaugh continut-cl carrying tht- load for Nlarslilif-ld. Thr- Piratcs fought hacli to a 35- 3.3 tic. With 6:19 lf'1-1 in tht- gainc- tht- llighlandt-rs had a final hurst to win thc gzunt- -151 -11. John Fran! had 15 and lianilord 18 to takc sc-cond and third place scoring honors, Uillatncttc ltagocd North Eugcnt-is oncc- hright hopes for a tournaint-nt he-rth with a 51-Y A18 up- sf-t victory ou-r thc Highlandt-rs. An ovcrflow crowd watchcd tht- two tt-anis tradt- lc-ads in tht- carly going. Puttnan was thc diflit-rcncc in thc gainc-. Aftc-r a 30 23 half-tiinc hulgt- it lookt-cl lilac North Eugene- was Corning to life. Dc-nnis Gilbert put in six points in thc closing tninutcs of thc third quartcr. YYillatne-tte again took coin- rnand and won Sli'-48, Cfainphcll was high point inan for North Eugcnc. 153 North Eugene over North Bend The North Eugene Highlanders eliminated the North Bend Bulldogs from tournament contention. The best North Eugene could hope for would have been a play- off for the second tournament position. That depended on three games. Roseburg must beat Marshiield and the Highlanders must win their final games with Marshfield and Willamette. South Eugene could have caused a three team playoff. Mel Krause said that it was the best balanced rebound- ing of the season. In the iirst six minutes the Bulldogs lead the Highlanders by a score of 10-1. Jim Kraus gave North Eugene the first field goal. The Highland- ers didn't take the lead until the early part of the sec- ond half. When we got it we kept it. With 3:19 left, the score was 38-36 in favor of North Eugene. Ron Johnson drove for a layin which was made up for by W7ayne Kersey of North Bend with 1 C26 left. W'ith 18 seconds Johnson sank two free throws to reassure the victory. 154 Une win - One loss North Eugeneas Highlanders avenged an earlier de- feat by visiting North Salem, whipping the Vikings 57-4-5 Tuesday night in the last non-league en- counter. Earlier in the year, North Salem had edged the High- landers 47-46 on the Viking home court. The Highlanders, coach Mel Krause whose squad now has a four win, two loss record, in summing up the tilt, said 'Lat least we are consistent, we keep mak- ing the same mistakesfi First quarter play, which ended, 16-15 Highlanders, was a battle between Loy, with an 11 point effort, and a balanced North Eugene attack. Third period found the Highlanders ahead 38-31, Len Bamford and Pat Loy, had a dual in the final period, Bamford's play making and fine shooting led the Highlanders to victory. Don Cloutier's two free throw successes in the final 19 seconds of play gave Springfield a 49f48 victory over North Eu- gene in a District 5-A-1 League basketball encounter at Springfield. The contest, close from the start to finish, went to the Millers via a superior defense. Springfieldfs tight diamond zone kept the North Eu- gene marksmen from getting intimately acquainted with the basket. Len Bamford was singularly suc- cessful. He scored 14 points in all, several of his ef- forts coming on long one-hand set shots. The score was tied 12 times during the tilt. Springheld won 49-48. BILL CAMPBELL was selected to be a member of the district 5A1 Basketball Team, along with two members from South. He also received a trophy for being the most outstanding player for North in the 1960-1961 season and he was team captain. He also played quarterback on the football team. He played forward on the basketball team for three years. Bill plans to attend Linfield College next year. One Win - One Loss North Eugene took a 77f45 District 5-A-1 league bas- ketball win to stay in the running for a tournament berth. The Highlanders First unit built a 22-10 hrst quarter lead and worked it up to a 38-20 by the half. Bill Campbell and Jim Kraus led the rally onslaught. Campbell hit for 12 and Kraus for 10. Thomas was high man for North. North had a very fine average from the gift line with 1726. North Eugene dominated the re- bound department too, with 45 to 18 for the Cottage Grove Lions. Roseburg remained on top of the heap all along after defeating North 65-55. This loss put North in a fourth place tie with North Bend. Roseburg jumped into the lead 7v2. Then Campbell and Franz hit for North to put North ahead 8-7. The Indian's Jim Jarvis hit four Held goals to put the host team ahead 33-27 at halftime. The closest the High- landers could get in the last five minutes was eight points at 61-53. Jim Jarvis finished the game with 23 points and John Franz was second with 19. 155 North downs South Bill Campbell scored the winning points for North Eugene with just 12 seconds left to play against the South Eugene Axe- men. The win put the Highland- ers back into the tournament picture. Campbell scored after Axeman guard Don DuShane had placed South ahead 21 seconds earlier with two free throws. The win put North just two games away from second place in the battle for the two state tourn- ament berths. Krause turned to the zone defense late in the third period and the Axemen got only two Held goals the rest of the game. Krause used the zone defense be- cause it kept South Eugene from getting close shots and it also killed time. Earlier in the game the Axemen, three times, picked up five point leads, but the Highlanders fought back with success. Two Hlins 4 One Lose North Eugene extracted a 76-47 District 5-A-1 basket- ball decision from the Thurston Colts. North Eugene forged an 11-0 lead in the opening minutes before Thurstonfs Bob blorgensonis foul success, North Eugene kept the Colts at long range through a greater part of the game. John Franz led the Highland- ers with 23 points, his most picturesque weapon was a rifle-like right hand hook, Ron Johnson added 11 points for the winners. Fred Willis was top man for the Colts getting 30 of their 47 points. South Eugene never before beaten in basketball by the Highlanders led only brieHy in a slow first quarter. In the second quarter North increased the lead to 24-17 at halftime. a scoring spurt led by Campbell gave the Highlanders a 33-32 lead midway in the third quarter. During the fourth quarter North Eugeneis lead faded to 42-40. Blair and Tobey tied it up in the final sec- onds. Campbell took the tip starting the overtime and drove in for a solo shot, only to have Bo Blair tie it up at 46-all moments later. North Eugene then stalled for 2M minutes. And it paid off with Franzls winning bas- ket. Campbell was top man with l7, Franz added 12 for the winners. North lost three games by a total of 5 points. Saturday was another close game with North losing 52-50 to the North Bend Bulldogs. The Bulldogs led for most of the game. North came from 8 points behind to make it a seesaw battle. The game was tied several times and the lead changed 7 times in 4 minutes during the fourth quarter. Campbell and Franz led the Highlanders with 16 points each. 15 One Win - One Loss North Eugene's Highlanders avenged an earlier defeat by visiting North Salem, whipping the Vikings 57f45 in the last non-league encounter. Earlier in the year, North Salem had edged the Highlanders 47-46 on the viking home court. The Highlanders coach Mel Krause whose squad now has a four wing two loss record, in summing up the tilt. said 'gat least we are consistant, we keep making the same mistakes? First Quarter play, which ended, 16415 High- lander, was a battle between Loy and an 11 point effort, and a balanced North Eugene attack. Third period found the Highlanders ahead 38-31, Len Bamford and Pat Loy, had a dual in the final quarter, Bamford play making and fine shooting led the Highlander to a victory. Don Cloutierls two free throw successes in the final 19 seconds of play gave Springfield a 49-48 victory over North Eugene in a District 5-A-1 League basketball encounter at Springfield. The contest, close from the start to finish, went to the Millers via a superior defense. Springfields tight diamond zone kept North Eugene marksmen from getting intimately acquainted with the basket. Len Bamford was singulary successful. He scored 14 points in all several of his scoring efforts coming on long one-hand set shots. The score was tied 12 times during the tilt. Jim Krause, made a shot to bring the score to 48747, then missed a free throw. Springfield won the game, 49-48. 157 J. V. BASKETBALL 50 14 ROW I. Mr. Hodges, Don Hale, Don Marrow, Norman Preston, Jim Stedman, Greg Lind- ley, John Lyman. ROW 2. Paul Winters, jim Hardy, Bob Cravens, Ron Davies, Doug Cracker, Ron Murphy, Steve Forest. Junction City . Beaverton . , . Junction City North Salem . Lebanon ..,.. North Salem Willamette . . . Springfield . . . Thurston .... South Eugene Cottage Grove Roseburg .... North Bend .... .... Marshfield . . . Springfield . . . Thurston .... South Eugene Cottage Grove Roseburg .... North Bend . . Marshfield . . . Willamette .. 69 NEHS 66 NEHS 38 NEHS 34 NEHS 37 NEHS 56 NEHS 49 NEHS 47 NEHS 52 NEHS 47 NEHS 32 NEHS 55 NEHS 52 NEHS 36 NEI-IS 44 NEHS 44 NEHS 37 NEHS 45 NEHS 38 NEHS 52 NEHS 47 NEHS 50 NEHS 158 Jim Stedman strains to keep control of rebound SOPHOMORE BASKETB LL gs 1 '23 if , , Xi Yu. i, ga 353,35 Q 'www ' W extsgg, r miie qegssns A tw . ,.,,.t, ' ' ft - ' '- Coach, Tom Keeel, Norm Preston, Jack Thompson, Mike Jorgenson, Dave Kutchara, Dan Barton Ken Hobbs Cully, Duane Stenshoel, Larry DeMoss, Dave Newton, Chris Prescott. John Jenkins. ROW TWO: Manager, John Ressler, Rich CalYoung CalYoung Jefferson . . . Harrisburg . . . . . . Roseburg . . . Roseburg . . . Roseburg . . . Springfield . . . . . . Springfield .. Willamette .. Cottage Grove Cottage Grove South South South South Eugene Eugene Eugene Eugene NEHS N EHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS .... NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Cottage Grove eyes the ball 159 l GYMNASTIC FIRST ROW: John Collins, Andy McKinney, Chuck Harkins, Tom Swartzlander, Dave Pierce, Art Brenner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, Paul Wamsley, Grant Springer, Dan Yancy, Donovan Cooper, Larry Hayes, Mr. Johnston. , Mrk Chuck Harkins Tom Swartzlander 160 FIRST ROW: Sherri Johnson, Pat Foy, Anita Srite. Nora Lee Massengil, Sherry Fountain. SECOND ROW: Judy Jones, Darla Rupert. Joyce Herendeen. Suz- anne Ellis. State Gymnastic Tournament This is the second year for the gymnastic team of North Eugene High. The team. under the supervision of Mr. Smith, has done a very good job of representing our school. The team started practice on November lst with a lot of enthusiasm. The team finished the season with a total of 20 members, of these 3 boys and 3 girls were from last year. A larger turnout is expected for next year and the team is hoping for some more competition from other schools in the area. The team had four practice meets and one big event this year, which was the gymnastic North Eugene took the trophy with compared to the second place score High School. During the basketball ment was provided by the gymnastic tournament held at North. a final score of 168 points of 136 points by Roosevelt season, half time entertain- team on several occasions. 161 Chuck Harkins .W WRESTLI DISTRICT ENTRIES, ROW' I. Tom Gibson, Gary Bartel, Len Kesey, Doug Smith, Bill Chadek, Randy Twing. ROM 2. Joe Roser, Dave Buck. NVayne Persons, Tom King, Jim Randall. ROW 3. George Krupicka, Dell Isham, Gary Tuinstra. Don Gott, Tom Newman, John Reed. ,NW---,..,W . ..... ...lPw.y.,A,,., efgwanfgin. -5-w,....wsf.1..W . . ey. 4, .- . i - . ,. 1 1 115 72. Y if mx 1-friggkvifai. am ., gm. - .. ,.,.i..4.,. A . ,W .,-gage vi Saiiiwf y 1 6 Stack-up by Doug Smith. Len Kesey with a leg and an eye. 2 ROW I. Rick Sanders, Gary Bartel, Len Kesey, Ray Thomas, Doug Smith, Bill Chadek, Randy Twing, ROW 2. Dave Smith, Dave Buck, Wayne Persons, Dave Cooper, Jim Randall, Tom Gibson. ROW 3. Gary Tuin-stra, Dell Isham, Joe Roser, Tome King, Joe Palanuk. North Eugenels wrestling team finished out the season very sucess- fully with only two loses. The Highlanders lost to Lebanon and Roseburg in Varsity matches. Nine boys from North went to the district meet this year, They were as follows: Caccording to weight, lightest one firstj Randy Twing, Bill Chadek, Doug Smith, Leonard Kesey, Dave Cooper, Wayne Persons, Tom King, Joe Roser, and Gary Tuinstra. In the State meet North High had good representation with five wrestlers compeating. Randy Twing 98 lbs., Doug Smith 115 lbs., Wfayne Persons 157 lbs., Tom King 168 lbs., and Gary Tuinstra wrestling at 178 lbs. ROW 1. Lloyd Chapman, Russ France, Howard Wat- kins, Howard Weeks, Greg Wolf, Rober Coulter, ROW 2. Norm Melcom, Jack DiPaolo, Tom Tutal, Bill Traynor, Darrell Bennett, Chuck Murphy, George Kranz, Bill Gott, Larry Dillingham, Keith Thomas, Chuck Brink, Randy Whitney. Ready set 4 hut one. Doug Smith and Wayfne Persons both placed fourth in the meet. North Eugene scored six-team points placing them 13th in the State All Wlrestling Tournament. The team is coached by George Kru- pika who teaches math at North. Mr. Krupika is assisted by Mr. John Reed who takes on the job of getting the J.V. squad in shape and training them for future Varsity wrestlers. Mr, Reed teaches American Problems. Randy Twing warming up for district. Wayne Person on the move. AR ITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Mike Emmons, Torn Fryback, Dave Wood, dent Coach, Bob Lange, Ed Allison, Lynn Bevans, Ron Fred Carlson, Bob Baker, Bob Garnero, Jim Kraus, Jon Murphy, Jack Strayer, Wayne Allen, Paul Winters, Don Bruns, Ivan Jensen, SECOND ROW: John Smith, Stu- Lundstrom. Bob Baker was team captain. fg af gq . i H.. s A ..3'f..v 4 . g . 3, ,,,,:..e, - hge' T gl.. ,Q J Aiwa' . t BOB BAKER: Team Captain, All District for the past three years and was all state this year. His batting average for the three year period averaged about 300. JIM KRAUS: All District this year. Batting average ,348 6 Q S ? ' , 2 f 1 fa 5- : 5 f ,Q E 'K -an Even the coach has worries. 1 vm axe swgzgwizf 'S , tw, -,Q i,f2emi2,'-yi,-fg,, W, ,,.,r,1w4az1 Q awww 5 . 3 A Way to tag him, Fryback! f -ew-.T , aww ,,,.,-...... ,W........,.....w.. 2 i .al Pitcher Carlson on the mound. s' .: . '-', V E 2 A 7,, g- 3 4 2,1 'Q V , W M Guess I told him!?! Hats off to our hard-working manager! Everyone pays attention except . . Reach!!! it ,ki Bob Garnero Jon Bruns Gary Palanuk This is BASEBALL, Jo North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene North Eugene League Games .. Non-League . 4League Games U- 166 SEASON RECORD Sierra Catholic Sierra Catholic eNorth Bend .. Elmira ..... +Roseburg ..... U of O Frosh . Junction City . U of O Frosh , Elmira ....,. Wfhurston ..... North Salem . North Salem . Willamette . . . 9eSouth Eugene . Junction City , Springfield . . . l9North Bend . . . North Bend .. 99Roseburg .... lelloseburg .... leSpringfield . . . U of O Frosh . fwillamette .. Springfield .. McKenzie .... X'South Eugene . Coburg ...... U of O Frosh . . . Won 5 Lost 4 Tled . . Won 8 Lost 8 Tied . .BASEB LL Q fi or -F '75 , ., if S324 i af .e gg , ,,3?u?'f'xf,V,f l.,,,3?3, H A f Q -ff-fix iw -,vw fm I se . :A-y?.Qi,ej SLM, - ,init ,swf U mr Nwrffsf . ff wffri 'wife'- 1--1 ' if 52 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL, FIRST ROW: Kim Ken Campbell, Dave Keebler. SECOND ROW: Jim Parks, Dennie Ovens, Mike Cully, Larry De Moss, Denny Paschelke, Norm Preston, Dan Newbaun, David Newton, Bloom, Bob Washburn, Marvin Schlosser, Lanny greer, Bob Sravens, Jim Thcnell, Jack Whitteaker, Bob Benson. You'rc O-U-T! 167 NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS NEHS SOUTH EUGENE SPRINGFIELD .. LEBANON ....... SOUTH EUGENE GORVALLIS .... U OF O FROSH . SOUTH EUGENE SOUTH EUGENE OSU ROOKS U OF O FROSH . LEBANON ..... uw WON WON WON WON WON WON LOST WON WON . TIE WON GOLF The North Eugene Highlanders sent a four man team to state this year. The members of this team are Byron Wood, Bob Shriver, Don Marrow, and Gary Schwieger. The team took top honors by shooting a 618 to their nearest rival Lake Oswego's shot a 623. Medford was third with a 626. South Eugene, our cross town rival Finished way back in the Held with 22nd place. Byron Wood, Gary Schwieger, Don Morrow, Bob' Shriver, and Don Smyth were upstate winners. Bryan Burton re- placed Don Smyth as fourth man in taking the district meet. Left Byron Wood Left Gary Schwieger Right Bob Shriver 'SLG Right Don Marrow 168 f - -- ,... -, oh 1 -- 11: i , gtg I . - V , . V - Q -3557, Xe T, 5' K :gi-:X lg I if 'Q ' ' rp - 0, 5 1 , 5' Alf , - ' ,L i H , e wi ' ff ,, . ' xii? , , i g , A i 5 . g- -in W State Champians: Byron Wood, Gary Schwieger, Bob Sriver, and Don Marrow. Roger Wilcox Left Mr. Kasper Right Don Smyth Left Bryan Burton Right Steve Moir 169 Bud Robertson, Head track coach. TRACK North Eugt-ne's Track team had an outstanding year. They were undefeated in district meets and topped ofl the year by taking third in the state meet. They placed second in the Lane-A-l Relays, fifth in the Hayward Relays, and first in both the Sub-District and District track meets. North lead the district in qualifying for the state meet. Men qualifying were Bob Graham. shotput: Harlan Andrews, mile and 880g John Franz, high jump: Bob Grayley, 440: Denny VanSant, broadjump: Pat Helfrich, two hurdle events: Alike Curtis, mile. The track-teams future looks very bright indeed, under the able coaching of Bub Robertson and Bob Newland, who have won ll state championships between them. The junior Varsity team had a line 4' l season record. HARLAN ANDREWS, AS HE BREAKS THE STATE MILE RECORD AT THE STATE MEET. MMM 170 44 Gt 4 FRONT ROPV: Alec Peltier, Lauren Johnson, Robin Manela, Torn Lee, Harlan Andrews, Bob Graham, Dennis Van Sant, Bob Stewart, Ed Starffer, Bob Long, Rod Gunson, Jim Ruff, Jay Bowerman, Arnie Muhlhcim, ROW TWO: Coach, Bob Gravely. Neil Atkins, Wayne Persons, Leonard Kesey, Don Hale, Ken Moore, Bob Muhlheim, Jim Hardy, Rodney Wilhelm, Mr. Robertson, These are the boys we sent to State: Pat Helfrich, Denny VanSant, John Relay Team: Mike Curtis, Arnie Muhlheim Franz, Harlan Andrews, Mike Curtis, Bob Gravely, Bob Graham. Lynn Atkins, and Harlan Andrews. I. 0 171 ' F M North Eugene High Track and Field Records High Hurdles ....... Low Hurdles . . Dash ....... Event 120 Yd 180 Yd. 100 Yd. 220 Yd. Dash ..... 4-40 Yd. Run .. . 880 Yd. Run .... 1 Mile Run .... Shot Put . . . Discus ..... Javelin High Jump . . . Broad Jump .... Pole Vault . . . Name Pat Helfrich , . . . . . Pat Helfrich ..... . . Leonard Kesey . . . . . Wayne Persons . . . . . Bob Gravely . . . Harlan Andrews . . . . . . Harlan Anderws . . . . . . Bob Graham .... . . Bob Graham .... . . Doug Appel ..... . . . John Franz .... . . . . . . . Dennis Van Sant Spike Gordon .... . . Record . :14.9 . 220.1 . :102 . :22.5 . :5O.7 1:58.0 4:16.0 . 59'5 153'10 179'9 613mm . 21'2 Izrgytff Meet District Hayward 361 District '61 Corvallis '61 SEHS 159 State 561 Willamette '61 State '61 State 361 Cottage Grove '61 Cottage Grove '60 District 161 Hayward ,61 Cottage Grove ,60 440 Yd. Relay 880 Yd. Relay 1 Mile Relay . 2 Mile Relay . Shuttle Hurdles Distant Medley Shot Put .... . Broad Jump .. High Jump . . Relays Persons, Kesey, Graham, Van Sant . . . Gravely, Bowerman, Van Sant, Helfrich . . . Rotter, Manela, Bowerman, Andrews . . .. . Bowerrnan. Andrews. Manela, Rotter . :4-5.0 .......1:33.2 ...3:32.1 .. 8:17.9 Gravely, Stauffer, Helfrich ........... ..,. : 34.7 Curtis, Muhlheim. Atkins, Andrews .... 10:46.3 . . . Graham, lsham, Reed .......... . .. ...VanSant.Long.Boyer.. Franz, Helfrich. Boyer .. 172 .. 143'2M 59'3 16'11 Harlan Andrews, Oregon's top high school rniler. Bob Graham, Oregon's top high school shot putter ...K '11 A sm., ei i, 1 SI... Graham heaves the discus. Dennis Van Sant, North's No. 1 broad jumper. 173 eww We We 70416 an , 1-Wwmfaf I I I At graduation both the seniors and the underclass- men said goodbye to a life and to memories very dear to them. It was the end and the beginning for the class of '61, who left North Eugene, their alma mater, with the challenge Climb Every Mountain. So many experiences can be looked back upon over the three years we seniors have spent here. Moments of greatness, some trials, some failures have served as the touch-stones for our future. This graduating class has shown initiative, it has born many capable and diligent leaders. We truly have been one in the sence of unity and have worked not alone but to- gether at attain our aims. During Senior Week many of these thoughts of the past were looked upon again and pondered over in the minds of all they had reached. Baccalaureate, Senior Breakfast, the assembly and, Hnally, gradua- tion night became reality and then faded, as they must, into memory. We left, sad and regretful that we must leave, but also we left behind a part of us - our achievements -- for our successors to aspire to and upon which to build. Climb every mountain we shall and, having faith and love, we know, as we go our separate pathways, we will always remember thee! 'va R6 -Z xx, Q 0 -PK . -Nl ,f w, H - f ,gf ,.,-3w,,i, At last the long awaited night arrived. The Class of ,61 was ready to graduate. A new precedent was set this year. We had three of our own students speak to us. The graduates entered the auditorium together for the last time. 1 K'Climb Every Mountain, the class motto was presented by the A'Cap- pella Choir. Red and Silver were the class colors, with the class flower being red and white carnations. 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Delusions 2 K, 3 of Grandeur What's that ?? ssA1: Abbott, Barbara 27,125 Abbott, Patty 69,131 Abell, Jerry 59 Adams, Dick 59 Addleman, Dwight 58,59,90,101,108 Adkins, Jack 27 Agan, Sharon 69 Aikens, Ellen 59 Aird, Carol 59,125 Aird, Judy 27,118,125,126 Aldal, Donamarie 69 Alexander, Sandy 59,117,125 Allen, Lynda 59,125 Allen, Wayne 59,58,151,164 Allison, Ed 69,132,164 Allum, Bev 59,103,130 Allum, Billie 27,125,130 Ambrose, Linda 59,117,109,125 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson , Ann 27 Barbara 69 3 Beverly 69 Ivan 69 132 jJohn 591132 , John 59 , Judy 69,119,131 Anderson, Lyn 24,27,1o9,111,117,11a, 125,126,128 Andrews, Harlan 24,27,56,102,114,149 170,173 Andrews, John 59 Angelo, Mike 59,106,111,109,113,114, 122 Ankeny, Jeff 27 Ankeny, Tom 69 Appel, Alette 27,92,100,110,125 Armes, John 27,110,122,128 Armitage, Joe 69 Arrnstrong, Bob 27,131 Armstrong, Ron 27 Arnold. Janice 59,117,124,125 Arre, Bill 69 Ash, Kathy 69,108 Ash, Lynn 27,109,125,128 Ashley. Karen 27 Aslin, Dick 69 Aslin, Stanley 69 Asmervig, Patty 59,125,131 Atkins, Lynn 59,101,l02,108,146 Attebury, Carolyn 69,117 Attebury, Marolyn 69,131 Augustine. Lois 59,115,117,125,13O Ayresm, Mary Lynn 27,125 uB:s Babb, Becky 59,125 Bailor, Larry 59 Bailor, Sandy 59,125,130 Baker, Bob 28,128,143,102,144,164 Baker, Linda 59 Bamford, Len 28,128,150 Barber, Lynn 59,116,119,125,126,128 Barker, Rita 69 Barnes, Dexter 28,102.1lO,119.126.128 Barnett, Sandra 28,111,117,119,122 Barrett, Ken 69 Bartel. Gary 28,101.102,123,162,163 Bartling, Carol 69,130 Barton, Dan 69.159 5 I DEX Barton, Dee 28,26,130 Baxter, Roland 58.111 Beagley, Marion 69 Beall, Dale 59 Beam, Tom 51.26,24 Beat, Cliff 28,128 Bechtol, Pat 59 Bechtol, Walter 28,120 Beck, Judy 59.103,110,119,125 Becker, Jim 28, 131 Bedient, Nancy 69 Bennett, Darrell 69,132,163 Bennett, Dorothy 28 Bennett, Larry 69 Benson. Bruce 28.100,101,109,56 Benson, Pat 69,101 Benson. Robert 59.146 Bentz, Eudora 28,130 Berg, Jerry 59 Berger. Dianne 69 Betts, Dennis 28 Bevans, Lynn 59,164 Beymer. Meridith 28,127 Bires. Dave 59 Bittleson, Jim 59 Black. Ken 69 Blackford, Judy 69 Blackford. Mary 28,103,110,24,125 126.128 Blair, Bob 69 Block, John 29 Bloom, Dennis 69.148,169 Bloom. Ron 29,101 Blythe, Sandra 118,125,131 Bokna, Carolyn 69,130 Borgaard, John 69 Borgaard, Sandra 29 Bowerman, Jay 29,102,1 19,128,149 Bowers, Bob 69 Bowers, David 51 Bowers, Dale 128,131,132 Bowser, Sandra 59,111,117,125,127 Boyd, Bob 59,131 Boyer, Randy 29,56,101,102,108 Boylan, Jim 29,114 Bradford, Doris 69 Brandt, Janet 69 Braun, Emmett 59,131,132,146 Braun, Mildred 59 Brazier, Kit 29,26,101,102,120,123,143 Brenamen, Linda 69 Brenneman, Merry 69 Brenner, Arthur 68,69,160,108 Briggs, Jack 69 Brink, Chuck 69,148,163 Brinkman, Mike 59 Britton, Mary Ann 29,108,122,124,130 Brooks, Bob 59 Brooks, Ken 51,132 Brooks, Marjorie 69 Brotherton, Gary 69 Brown, Frank 128,131 Brown, Jackie 29,131 Brown, John 59,112,131 Brown, Rick 69 Brown, Susan 69 Brown, Susan M. 69 Broyles, Kay 59,1 16,125.127,130 Brumbaugh. Sharon 59,130 193 Bruns, Jon 29,164 Bruns, Judy 69 Buck, Dave 59,128,162 Buflington, Judy 29,112,122 Bull, Sharon 29 Bullard. Marcia 29,105 Burch. Bonnie 29,103 Burdick. Janice 29 Burkhart, Chris 69,149 Burkhart, Leslie 24,30,103,118,110,125, 128 Burnett. Don 60 Burton, Bryan 69,169 Burton. Susan 30,112,122,124 Busey, Russ 30,121,122,128 Butler, Barbara 69 Butler, Tori 69,108,115,122 :ncaa Caldwell, fCatonJ Colleen 30 Campbell, Dick 69 Campbell, Dorothy 30 Campbell, Kent 60,131,146 Campbell, Terri 60 Campbell, William 30,92,102,128,141 Canoy, Craig 30 Canoy, Janet 69 Carder, Joy 30,118,128,131 Carder, lylerrie Jo 69,117,131 Carlile, Dana 69,118 Carlson, David 69,132 Carlson. Fred 30,102,128.164 Carmichael, Dorothy 60,115,125 Carmichael, Mike 30 Carnes, Roger 30,25,114,119,122 Carmieneke, Laury Ann 30,105-9,116,117 Carpenter, Rose Ann 69 Carpenter, Virginia 30,117,125 Cartwright, Ron Chadek. Bill 69,119.162.163 Cha1 fee,Torn 30,101,120,121 Chalupsky. Sharon 30.131 Chambers, Paula 31,119,125,128 Chapman, John 69 Chapman. Lloyd 69,131,163 Chasem, Jack 31 Chauran, Mike 69.131 Childers. Harold, 60.132 Christofferson, Carol 60,115 Church. Dean 60,107,108,119,123 Chynoweth, Donna 60 Clark, Larry 69,131 Clark. Len 60 Clark, Sherry Clausen, Paul 31.102,108,119,140 Clayton, Judy 69,107,131 Claxton. Georgia 60,131 Clearwater. Pam 69 Clingenpeel, Suzanne 31,117 Cluster. George 70 Clutter. Ronnie 70 Cochron. Janice 70,131 Cochron, Toby 31 Cole. Dick 60 Cole. Ralph 60 Coleman. Sandra 31.121.25.122 Collins, John 70,109,119,160 Collins, Nancy 58,60,90,103,115,121, 125 Collins, Pat 70,101 Collison, Terry 70 Comstock, Laura 60,58,101,119,125, 130,131 Cone, Nancy 60,90,107,l25 Cooley, Cheryl 31 Cooper, David 60,107,131,163 Cooper, Donovan 70,160 Cornwall, Dorothy Coulter, Roger 70,163 Courtney, Nancy 70,117 Couthorn, Gene 70 Crake, Doug 70,146,148,158 Crafts, Lanny 70,122 Craig, Judy 31,108,111,118,126 Cramer, Jim 70 Craven, Bob 70,158 Criswell, Janice 31 Cronin, Dale 60,146 Cronwall, Dorothy 70 Cross, Marcia 70,116,118,130 Cruikshank, Sandy 70 Crume, Pat 31,125 Cully, Mike 68,60.101,159,167 Cummins, Lloyd 70 Curtis, Mike 70,149 Curtis, Pat 60 uDss Dahl, Toni 31 Dalros, Gerald 70 Danner. Sandra 70 Dark, Charles 60 D'Ar1nond, Michele 60,128 Daudel. Christie 70,101,108,126 David, Danny 70 David, Judy 70 David, Wenda 70 Davies, Janice 31.117.108,125,130 Davies, Ron 70,108,158 Davies. Tad 31 Davis, Beverly 70,103,122,130,145 Davis, Bob 70 Davis, Chris 70 Davis. Curt 60.58,105,102 Davis, David 60 Davis, Judy 70.131 Davis Sandi 31,125,128 Davis. Sid 31.131 Day. Donna 60,131,130 Deaver. Deanna 70.130 Deffenbarher. Wanita 70,118,131,124 Delaney, Mike 60 Delany, Aileen 70 Deles-Dernier. Pat 60 Deller, Dale 70 Delong. Philip 60,119 Delyea. Ruth 60,101,125.126 DeMarcus, Laura Jo 32.108.115,133 DeMoss. Dorothy 60.131.130 DeMoss. Larry 70.131,148,159,167 DeRoss, Jerry 108 Dershon, Fay 60.130 Deyo, Susan 70.68,88,101 Dickey, Diane 70 Dickson, Larry 70.119 Diehl, Beth 60.58,101,107,119,125 Dillingham, Anne 70,119 Dillingham, Larry 70,146,148,163 DiPaolo, Jack 70.163 Dolan, Dixie 70.115.131 Dolan, Pam 32 Dollarhide, Lori 70,131,132 Donaldson, Darrell 32,120,121,128 Donoho. Jeanine 32 Donovan, Sharon 32 Dorey, Janet 32 Dorey, Nancy 70 Draper, Ann 32.101,116,119,125 Draper, Gary 70.119 Draper, Larry 70,119 Drasye, Mona 60,109,125,131 Duchesneau. Judy 70 Duffy, Ed 70 Duffy. Mary 32 Duncan, Alex fSandyl 32,121 Duncan, Roger 60 Dundin. Mickey 32.130 Dundin. Pat 70,119,127 Dunn. Rick 60.90 DuPriest. Bob 60.128,132,108.96 Durbin. Carolyn 70 Durbin, Jim 32 nEss Eastman, Greg 70,132 Edenholm, Ron 32 Edmonds, Janice 60,91,125,107,103,127 Edwards, Lana 70,124 Efteland, Sharon 60,125 Eichmeyer, Paul 32 Eigsti, Alyce 60 Ekbom, David 32 Elder, Fran 60,101,109,125,131 Ellis, Suzanne 32,117,128,161 Elmer, Alice 70,115 Elmore, Brenda 70 Elmore, Cheryl 33,103 Elmquest, Karen 60,110,125,128 Emmons, Mike 60,132,109,146,164 Endres, Karla 70 Engle, Mike 70,146,148 Erb, Dennis 60 Erdman, Jerry 33 Esterby, Janet 70,131 Eubanks, Paula 61 Evans, Donna 33,101,103,104,111,57, 119,125 Evans, Judy 70 Evans, lylargie 61,103,109,125,131 Evenson, Everett 61 HF!! Fandrum, Duane 33,106,113 Farman, Larry 70,146,148 Fay, Mary Kay 70,124 Fenimore, Carolyn 33,133 Fenn, Tyler 70,148 Ferguson, Frank 61 Fields, Sue 33,101,125 Fisher, Judy 22,125,130 Fisher, Mike 22,131 Fisher, Roberta 133 Fisher, Sharon 70 Fisher, Sharon 61,125 Fleming, Robin 71 Folson, Leroy 61 Forcrum, Glenn 33 194 Forrest, Charlotte 61 Forrest, Steve 71, 158 Forty, Diane 61 Foster. Georgienne 33.56,92,103,119 Fountain, Sherry 71,161 Foy. Pat 71,161 Frager, Sue 33.25,103,107,110,121,125 France. Dan 71 France. Russ 71.68,163 Franz, John 58,56,61,90,91,101,102, 111.150 Freedenberg, Jim 71,146,148 Freeman. Gail 61,110,116,125,128,131 Fryback. Tom 33,100,102,107,164 Frye, Sharon 33,125 Fuller. Dick 61 Funken, Neva 61,116,125,132 ccGas Gamble. Nadine 61 Garber, Leslie 71 Garber. Pam 61,125 Garner, Lynn 33.128,141.142 Garnero. Bob 33,25,102,144,164 Gates. Tom 34 Gayick. David 71 Geiger, Sue 61,130 Gerimonte, Tony 34.115.122,136 Gheen, Linda 61,118,128 Gibbs, Judy 115.128 Gibney, Mike 34.107 Gibson. Barbara 71 Gibson. Bill 71 Gibson, Dennis 71.146 Gibson. 61.162.163 Gillespie. John 61.132 Glass, Marcia 61.109,116,125,128 Glass, Vickie 61,125 Glaze, Steve 71 Goldhammer. Harry 61,116,123,133 Goodman. Scott 34 Gordon, Judi 61 Gordon. Ladonna 71 Gory. Linda 34 Gott. Bill 71.163 Gott. Don 61.102.145.146,162 Graham, Bob 34,102,173 Graham. 34.127 Graves. Carole 71 Graves. Dianna 71 Graville. Bob 61 Gravley, Bob 71 Grayley, Dave 149 Greb, Richard 61 Green, Bob 34,131 Green, Linda 117 Greer, Harold 71 Greer, Lani 61 Griswold, Ann 61,118,119,125,128 Guldager, Bill 71,119 Gullickson, Bob 34 Gullickson, Shirley 34,117,125,130 Gulvorson, Cheryl 71 Gunson, Rod 34,102,119,140 :cHn Hackelman, Lynda 71,68,101 Hafdahl, Dwane 71,114 Hale, Bruce 34,113,128 Hale, Don 61,106,132,158 Hall, Clayetta 71,132 Hall, Gordon 6.1,58,101,92,111,119,146 Hall, Norman 61,123 Hallet, Pam 71 Hamilton, Vickie 34,124 Hammon, Duane 61,128 Hamper, Dennis 71,131 Hampton. Marilee 26,56,51,107,108, 119,125,128 Hand, Sandra 71 Hannigan, Linda 71 Hansen, Leroy 71 Hansen, Peggy 71,124 Harbour, Mike 71,148 Hardcastle, Nadine 34 Hardy, Dave 71,149 Hardy, Ellen 34,115 Hardy, Jim 61,101,102,90,142,158 Harkins, Chuck 61,160,161 Harper, Peggy 117 Harries, Jeanette 71 Harrington, Charles 71 Harris, Richard 71,111,113,106 Harrison, Louis 35,103,117,125,126,132 Harvey, Jim 61 Hassman, Ron 35 Hassman, Sharon 71,101 Hastings, Bob 71,119 Hastings, Donna 61,112,127 Hastings, Tom 35 Hatch, Barbara 61,58 Hatfield, Howard 61 Hathawav, Rosalie 35,125,130 Hauck, Sharon 71,115 Haxby, Mike 35,131 Hay, Cheryl 71,105,122 Hayes, Larry 35,160 Hayes, Wanda 71,131 Hayner, Werren 35 Heacock, George 35 Heacock, Jerry 71,106 Hebard, Doug 71 Hedden, Gary 71,106,110 Heidtke, Pat 71 Heitzman. George 71 Helfrich. Pat 61,58,102,143 ' Helgerson. Don 71.120 Helming, Marlys 35,25,108,121,122, 125,126,128 Hemmingson, Dave 61 1 I Henderson, Bob 35,119,120,131 Hensley, Hugh 35 , Henson, Jim 71 ' Henzler. Virginia 35,25,113,117,122,127 Herd, John 61 Herd, Melvin 35 Herendeen, Joyce 71,117,118,132,161 Hermack. Tim 71,119,131 Hertzman, Tom 35,25,92,109,128.126 Hescock, Verneda 61 Hiatt, Bob 71 Hickenbottom, ,loan 71,131 Hicks, Jill 71,101,131 Hickson, Larry 71 Hileman, Vickie 61,122,109 Hill. Ellen 62,105,128 Hilles, Alan 62.119.123.128 Hinds, Chris 62,103,125,128,i31 Hinds. Gini 71 Hintz, Pete 35.119 Hobbs. Ken 71.105.148,159 Hocking. Mary 71,132 Hoerntlein, Kathy 71 Hoerntlein, Mike 36 Hoeve. Dennis 71 Hofeldt, Linda 36,88,110,125.128 Hogue, Duane 62 Hohberg. Sandra 62,125,137 Hokenstad. Chris 71,107,111 Holcomb. Ann 71,115,68,122 Holman. Dean 36 Haltom. Myma 36,130 Haltom, Pat 71,130 Homanyk. Judy 130 Howell. Herbert 62 Howes, Terrance 71 Hoyman, Bill 36 HuH'man, Beverly 71 Hurst, Judi 36,108,111,125 Hurt, Suzanne 71 Hutchinson, Ginger 36,115,117,25 Hutchinson, Jim 36 Hyland, Ansel 62 Hyland, Dennis 62 KGI33 Ingebretson, Judy 72 Ingram, Dale fReynoldsonj 36,130 Ireland, Arthur 72 Isham. Delbert 62,102,105,145,162,163 Iverson, Pat 36 Ivy, Steve 72 .S-In Jacobs, Pat 72,131 Jacobs, Sheila 62,101,119,110,125,137 Jacobson, Dianna 62,131 Jackson, Dale 72 Jacobson, Judy 72 Jahn, Judy 36,103 Jaqua, James 72,119 Jenkins, Jon 72,110,111-6,159 Jensen, Carol 72 Jensen, Ivan 62,101,131,164 Jensen, Melvin 62,107 Jones, Tom 72 Jongeward, Bonnie 37,110,125,128 Jordan, Jim 72 Jorgenson, Rich 72,148,159 stKas Kadau, Kathy 72 Kadrmas, Shirley 72,118 Kammeyer, Barbara 72,91,122 Kangas, Mike 72 Kapsa, Pat 37 Kasmar, Tom 37 Kebelbeck, Kay 26,37,56,101,25,110, 125,128 Keebler, Dave 72 Keebler, Ed 37,128,131 Keeney, Jane 37 Keir, Sally 72, 130 Keith, Paul 72,122,132,144,146 Kellogg, Sharon 37,112 Kelm, Harvey 62 Kempf, Beverly 24,37,108,117,125,126 132 Kenney, Greg 62 Kepner, Peggy 72,119 Kerns, Joan 37,128 Kesey, Leonard 37,102,162,163 Kidder, Mike 37,128 Kimball, Frank 37,128 Kimball, Jerry 62 King, Eddie 38 King, Janice 62,111,125 King, Tom 38,102,141-2,162,163 Kingsley, John 72,131 Kingsley. Larry 38,111,24,132 Kinnee, Linda 38,24,101,108,125,128 Kirk, Theresa 72 Kirtley, Norman 72,132 Klink, Jim 72 Knight, Mickey 38 Knott, Leslie 62,116,125 Knotts, Mary 62,118 Knutsen, Jeff 38,111,113 Knutson, Terri 130 Knutsen, Yvonne 72,130 Knutsen, Diane 62 .ICPCSOIL Kate 131 Johnson, Beverly 72 Johnson, Cecil 72,133 Johnson, David 72 Johnson Jeff 72 Johnson? Jim 72 Johnson, Keith 62,58 Johnson, Lauren 102,149 Johnson Johnson Johnson Memory 72,131 Ron 62,58,102,140,144,150 Rusty 62,102,107 7 a Johnson, Sharon 72,117,161 Johnson, Sue fCochranJ 36 Johnson, Virginia 36,119,125 Jones, Bob 36,128 Jones, Carolyn 72,117 Jones, Dave 36 Jones, Don 62,131 Jones, F loyd 62 Jones, Judy 37,101,116,117,133,161 Jones, Nancy 37,111,122 Jones, Ron 62,131 Jones, S usie 37 195 Koberstein. Al 38 Koberstein. Marilyn 72,130 Koberstein, Sharon 62,130 Koch, Ivan 72,107,122 Koke, DeRonah 38,125 Kosderka, Frank 72 Krantz, George 72,163 Kraus, Jim 38,102,145,150,164 Kress, Don 131 Kreitz, Janet 3a,1o1,112,125,131, Kroblen, Jeanette 72,131 Kroblen, Judy 62 Kroeger, Mark 146,148 Kroeger, Sue 24,38 Kroegcr, Sheralyn 38,124,130 Krough, Janet 38,125 Krusenstjerna, Eloise 62, 128 Kupetz, Sherryl 62 Kutschara, David 72,146,148,159 uLx: LaBonte, Jere 62,131 Landers, Maralee 62,125 1 Langan, Lowell 72 Lange, Robert 72,164 LaPorte, Laverda 72,118,132 Larsen, Patricia 72 Larson, George 62,111,146 Larson, Karen 38,56,125 LaSala, Ronald 72,108,115 Laurin, Jim 62 Lawerence, Linda 62,130,125,131 Lay, Gary 38 Lea, Suzanne 39,103,107,108,118, 125,132 Leal, Janet 72,130 Lee, Tom 39,107,136 Leighton, Larry 39,108 Lemke, Larry 62 Lenhart, Dan 39 Lesan, Jim 39 Lewis, Corine 39 Libby, Don 62,109,112 Lilijergren, Astrid 72,127 Lindley, Gregory 72,158 Lisa, Sharon 62,101,109,122,124,125 Little, 'Pete 72,126,146,148 Loffelmacher, Terry 39 Lofvcndahl, Sandra 72,110 Loney, Jirn 62 Long, Alan 62,128 Long, Bob 39,26,102,123,128,141 Looney, Judy 72 Lovelace, Harry 72,131 Loy, Loretta 39 Lundstrom, Don 62,146,164 Luvaas. lN4ill 72.71.119 Luvaas, John 24,39,101,107,108,119, 123.136 Lyman, John 72,108,158 Yyman, Roger 62,91,101,111,151 scMsa Mace, Chris 63,102,131 Maesner, Judy 40 Maesner, Rodney 72,112 Malos, Larry 63,101,108,111 Manela, Naomi 73,111,117,126 Manela, Robin 40,102,111,114,126,149 Manseth, Karl 58,63,101,119 Pack, Diane 73.131 Manson, James 63 Marr, Sheryl 63,131 lylasengil, Marydel 40,117 Masengil, Noralee 73,117,161 Matteson, Linda 63,91,110 Matteson, Myra 73,115 Malcolm, Norm 163 Maxwell, Sherry 40,109,118,125 Michner, Merimee 108 Miller, Bob 40 Miller, Karen 59,63,125 Miller, Sue 40,119,128,131 Miller, Susan 73,119 Mintorn, Ed 73 Minturn, Louise 63,125,131 Mitchell, Bob 63,128 Mitchell, David 73 Mitcheltree, Sue 41,115,128 Moflitt, Syd 41,104,109,120,128 Moir, Steve 63,102,169 Moir, Will 25.41,56,101,102,107,119, 123,128,149 Molitor, Sharon 4-1,108,115 Moltzau, Judy 41 Monaghan, Dennis 41 Montgomery, Fred 25.41,132 lltllontgomery, Linda 73 Moon. Bonnie 63,91.101,110,117,125, 133 Moon, Diana 41,124,130 Moon, Sharon 25,41,108,117,125,133 Moore, Ken 63,102,110,149 Moore, Marjorie 73 Moorhouse, Judy 41,103,105,119,125, 128 Morgan, Gene 73 Morgan, Mary Helen 41,113,115,117, 125,133 Morrow, Don 73,158,168 Mortimer, Susan 63,108,115,125,131 Morton, Gloria 25,41,103,107,118,125 Moyer, Bette 73 Moyer, Len 41 Mueller, Ken 41 Muhlheim, Arnold 4-1,102,109,141 Muhlheim, Wilson -LBOH 63,96,102,107, 108,144 Mumau, Clair 73,111,132 Munson, Nancy 63,110,125,131 Murphee, Pat 63 Murphy, Chuck 163 Murphy, Karen 73,131 Murphy, Karol 73,131 Murphy, Ron 63,58,109,158,164 Murray, Cathy 63,130 Myers, Jerry 42,104,140 Myers, Peggy 73 Myers, Bob 73,146 Myss, Ron 73 czMC11 McBee, Joyce 72,115 McCabe, 63,119,125 McKinnon, Doug 72 McKy, Diane 72 McManus, Judy 40,125 McMillan, Sharyn 40,103,104,118,125 McPheeters, Maureen 40,132 McPherson, Lorane 40 MeWil1iam, Daleta 72 McWhortor, Jack 72 scNss Needham, Bruce 42 Neely, Bill 42 Ncet, Ruth 73 Nerseth, Keith 42,131 Neuburn, Dan 73,148 Neuschwander, Evan 73,131 Neuschwander, Joann 42,130 Nevers, Norman 42,108,115,121,126 Newland, Candy 73,103,118 Newland, Carole 24,42,56,101,110,125 Newman, Kathy 73 Newman, Keith 63,131,146 Newman, Tom 63,131,162 Newton, David 73,159 Nicol, Keith 42 Noble, Noble, Pat 63,111,115 Sue CHicksJ 42 Norbeck, Joanne 42 Norberg, Juli 63,130 Nordling, Nancy 63.125 Nygaard, Kirk 42,102,128,132,145 Nylander, Ann 42,109,126 Nystrom, Sandra 63,107,125 :sou O'Brien, Dan 73 O'Connell. Mike 73 Oliver, Ken 63 Olson, Bert 131 Olson, Elaine 42,118,132 Olson, Gail 63,108 Olson. ,lOhn 42,131 Olson, Leanne 4-2,101,125,137 Olson. Tom 73 Osborn, Linda 43 Otto. Bob 43 Otto, Diane 73 Mayberry, Duane 63,104,110 Ma cumber. Dana 58,63,101,104,116, Y , 125,126,137 Mayes, Anne 63,101,119,122,125 Mead. Mary 63,104,125 Medill, Charles 73 Melby, Gilbert 63.132 lvlelby, Ruth 73,130 Mentze, Fred 40 Merten, Greg 25,40,106,111,113 Merten, Jeff 40,106,111 Metcalf, Gary 40 Metcalf, Roger 73 Michael, Scott 26,40 McCann, Ray 63 McCard, Darlene 39 lN1cCarty Floyd 39 McCarty, Mary Jane 39,128 lX'1cClory, Jim 63 McElroy, Collet 39 McElroy, David 72 lVIcFadgen, Sharon 72 McFarland, Maryann 72,68 McGregor, Roy 63,121 Mclntyre, Bill 39 McKenzie, Janice 63,103,109,119,122, 126,12 5 lyIcKinney, Andy 72,149,160 196 Ottosen. Jim 24.43.101 Ovens. Dennis 73,146,148,167 Owen. Alexis 63 Owens. Orrin 73 Oxenford, Jack 73 csPs1 Paisley. Linda 73,105,119 Pnkula. Keith 63 Palanuk. Gary 43.131 Palanuk. Joe 68.73.146.163 Palmer, Larry 43 Palmquist, Pat 73 Parker, Beldon 63 Parks, Kim 73,167 Parks, Pat 43,117 Parrish, Pam 43,105 Parteh, Diane 63 Partch, Richard 63 Partch, Frank 73 Paschelke, Jim 63,146 Patrick, Sandra 58,64,117,125 Paul, Doug 73 Pedersen, Dan 64,104,112,132 Pederson, Karen 64,119 Peltier, Alec 43,111,119,126 Pendleton, Dick 64,131,132 Penniston, Joyce 64 Peoples, Pat 43 Perkins. Dan 68,73 Perkins, Jean 73,131 Persons, Wayne 43,142,162,163 Peterson, Bruce 73 Peterson, Roberta 43,118 Phifer, Claudia 73 Pickering, Ralph 64,123,128,132 Pierce, Dave 43,160 Pierce, Judy 43 Pierson, Jack 64,131 Pierson, Milton 73 Pittan, Larry 73 Pittan, Tim 43 Ploner, Erwin 73 Polley, Lynn 43 Potter, Jana 44,108,125 Potts, Lyle 64 Powell. Dave 73,148 Powell, Alice 44 Prater, Terry 64,123 Prechneu, Steve 73,148 Prescott, Chris 73,105,146,159 Prescott, Dave 64,109,132 Prescott, Duncan 44 Preston, Norm 73,109,119,146,148,158, 159 Price, Gayle 73 Price, Sue 58,56,64,91,112 Prim, Linda 73,133 Privasky, Judy 64,103,108,125 Pyle, Judy 44 ..Q,, Qualls, Owen 73 Quick, Dan 64,111,128 Quimby, Gayle 73 Quimby, Karen 51,130 HRU Radabaugh, Judy 73,111 Rae, William Randall, Jim 64,146,162,163 Rankin. Pam 73 Rathbun, Doug 44 Read, Dave 64 Read, Judy 44,103,107 Read, Larry 73,88,104,146,148 Rear, Marilee 64,125 Rear, Mary 73,131 Rear, Mike 24.26,44,56,92.1o1,102,110, 122,128,132 Reaves, Dona 64,108,122,125,126 Reber, Janet 64,108,125,127 Reck, Sharon 73,131 Reece, Larry 73 Reed, Dee 44,92,125,128,137 Reed, Ed 73.146 Reed, Sam 73 Rehm. Janice 44,115,127 Reineke, Norlim 74 Reineke, Nadine 74 Renken, Harold 74.132 Renken, Jim 44,128 Renken. John 74.132 Ressler, John 74,131,159 Reynolds, Cheryl 74,124,131 Reynolds, Martha 64.103,88,108,125, 126 Rhodes. Pat 64.112,124,125 Rhoades, Randy 64 Rhoads, Joan 74 Rhoads, Rodney 44,132 Rhodaback, Homer 64,132 Rice, Arlene 64,108,112,124,125 Rice, Pete 64 Richins, Belva 24,44,125,100,101,103, 128 Ridenour, Robert 64 Riggs, Jim 74 Risinger, Bonnie 44,92,93,119,125, 126,136 Rissberger, Jane 64,118,128 Robbins, Larry 74,119 Roberts, Beth 64,91,116,125 Roberts, Dennis 74,132 A Robertson, Dave 74,119 Robertson, Florence 44,101,117 Robinson, Steve 44 Roblyer, David 26,45,113 Roblyer, Steve 45,113,132,133,164 Roderick, Duretta 64,91,101,107,110, 116,125,126 Roeser, Joe 102,131,146,162,163, Rogers, Nita 45,125 Rogers, Steve 58 Roid, Gale 24,45,100,101,107,113,121, 122.128 Root, Ron 74,131 Rosen, Bob 64,131 Rosentangle, Margaret 64,124 Rossell, Marjorie 45 Rotter, Ralph 64,102,149 Rouland, Betty 74 Roussel, Louise 45 Rowen, Neil 64 Ruberg, Margaret 74,119,127 Ruff, Jim 45 Rupert, Darla 45.125,130,161 Russell. Daisie Mae 74 Ruth. Allan 64,109 Rutherford, Mary 64.103.108,117,125 132 Rutherford, Robin 64,131 Rutherford, Will 45,108 usa: Samuels, Lora Sanders, Rick 64,163 Sanderson, Bill 51 Sanderson. Joan 58,64-,118.125,131 Sanford, Harry 74 Sanford, Jennie 45,125,130.137 Sansom, Dee 45,101,117,118,125,132 Saunders, Sally 74 Sayles, Eileen Schailzel. Lucy 74,68,118 Schentzky, Larry 45 Schlosscr, Marvin 74 Schmale, Roger 74 Schmidt. Christina 25.45,52,56,53,92, 197 101 .108.111,126,133 Schmidt, Stephen 74 Schweiger, Gary 64.102,123,150,168 Scofield, Pat 117,105,125 Scott, Bob 25,45,101,107,108,122,126 Scott, David 64 Scott, Karen 74.101.119 Scott, Larry 45,102.104,119,141 Scott, Linda 46.118,125,130 Scott, Nancy 74,131 Scott Ted 74 Sederlin, Kathy 74 Senkovich, Ruth 46,108,126 Sersen, Carol 115 Seybold, Dennis 74 Shelly, Jan 64,117 Shelly, Rick 46 Shelton. Richard 64 Shepard. Jon 64,106,107 Shepardson, Kay 74 Sheraden. Joanne 65 Shewey, Roger 65 Shoemaker, Judy 46,127,110 Short, Short, Short, Ann 51 Kim 123 Richard 68.74 Shriver. Bob 74,168 Shriver, Pam 58,65,101,103,115,125 Simenstad, Paul 74 Simmons, Linda 46 Simms, Dorothy 65,117,125,130,131 Simon, Bobbie 46 Simon, Sharon 65,130 Simonet, Jim 65,112,120 Simonet, John 46,120 Simonis, Paul 74,132 Simpson, John 74 Sitton, Ruth Skelton, Carole 65,117,125 Sleight, Susan 74 Sloan, Carol 58,65,131 Smalley, Pat 65,125 Smith, Charles 68,74 Smith, Charles 65 Smith, David 65,163 Smith, Don 46 Smith, Doug 46,162,163 9 Smith, Elaine 65.88,108,116,128 Smith Ernie 46,128 Smith, Jon 65 Smith, Kathy 74 Smith, Kay 65,104 Smith, Lois 46 Smith, Richard 65,128 Smith Rosalie 46,108,117,130 Smith, Roselyn 46,117 Smith, Roy 131 Smith, Sandy 74,131 Smith, Sharon 74,105,118 Smith, Stuart 65 Smothers, Gene 74,131 Smyth, Dennis 74,131 Smyth, Don 46,102,169 Snicale, James 74 Snodgrass, Donna 65,101,125,131,137 Snook, Dan 46 Snyder. Carolyn 65 Soha, Jim 74.1o6,113,114,122 Sorenson, Tom 74 Sortor, Cheryl 65,131 Soulek, Mary 47 Soulek, Jerry 47,102 Spieger, John 65 Spriggs. Paul 47,102,140 Springer, Grant 65,160 Srote, Anita 74,161,131 Standley, Glenda 74 Stauffer, Bill 74,146 Stauffer. Ed 25,47,56,88,101,102,109, 142,140 Stedman, Gary 74,112 Stedman, Jim 65,158 Steele, Arthur 65,58,108 Steele, Jim 65,111 Steele, Roy 47,140 Steele, Virginia 65,130 Steinhauer, Loren 65,106,113,114, Steinhauer, Neal 65 Steinhauer, Paula 47,105,125 Stelzer, Barbara 47 Stenshael, Duane 74,159 Stevenson, Barbara 74 Stephens. Phil 65 Stevens, Larry 140 Stevenson, David 47,88,119 Stewart, Bob 26,47,119,123,128,143 Stewart, Linda 65,128 Stinson. Dennis 74 Stogsdill, Arleta 65,116,125 Stolsig, Steve 65.105 Stratton, Rita 47,109,122.125 Strayer. Jack 65,146,151,164 Stuller, Richard 74 Stults. Lynda 74 Swaggert, Connie 65.130 Swanton, Gayle 65,118,l25,l28 Swanson, Walt 47,109 Swartzlander, Tom 47,101,131,160 Swetland, Sue 47,125 CGTFS Tanksly, Mary Jane 51,124,130 Tatum, Sandra 65,10l,125,13l Taylor, Jon 74 Taylor, Judy 74,103 Taxdal, Gary 65,131 Taxdal, Ruth 75 Tennent, Bill 47 Terry, Dana 47 Tevepaugh, Sharon 74 Thenell, Jim 74,131,148 Thenell, Mary Sue 65,131,132 Thomas, Bill 68,74,91,146,150 Thomas, Keith 65,163 Thomas, Linda 65 Thomas, Ray 74,163 Thompson, Angela 65 Thompson, Carol 74,108 Thompson, Gail 74 Thompson, Meredith 65,108 Thompson Sharon 108 Thomson, Jack 74,101,159 Thorne, Don 48 Tolbert, Terri 51,130 Tracey, Tim 66 Traynor, Bill 74,163 Trombley, Jacquelyn 74 Truitt, Gary 66 Tuinstra, Gary 48,142,162.163 Tullar, Anna Mae 48,101,125 Tullar, Darlene 75,103 Turnbull, Sue 75,111,112,117,118 Tuttle, Tom 75,148,163 Turbyne, Karen 26,48,121.122 Tyburczy, Pat 48,108,116,130 ICU!! Uchytil, Jean 48,125 Upp, Tom 66 Usher, Guy 75 ISV!! Valeu, Robert 48,56,92,102,l08,109, 111,126,149 VanDenBos, Glen 48 VanHorn, Steve 66,105,119 VanNatta, Bill 51,108 VanNatta, Bruce 75,108,114 VanOrden, Bob 48 VanSant, Dennis 48,102,123,142,144 Vaughn, Mike 48.132 Veltman, Kay 66,131 Veteto, Claudia 58,66,91.109,116,133 Veteto, Shari 48,108,1 1 1 ,l 18,128 Vogel, Robert 131 Laws: Wallace, Sharon 58,66,103,117,125,132 Wallace, Shirley 66 Wamsley, David 66.132 Wamsley. Paul 48,160 Ward, Mike 48,119,131 Warren, George 49,102,119,120,140 Warren, Linda 75,110,112 Warren, Mike 49 Warner, Mike 49 Washburn, Bob 75,167 Wassom, Rovena 49,130 Watkins, Fern 66 Watkins, Howard 163 Watkins, Richard 75,132 Watson, Dave 26,49,119,120,121 Watson, Don 49,26,120,121 Watts, Margie 66 Webking, Rick 75,132 Webster, Nancy 75,120 Weed, Roger 49,102,104,108,l19,149 Weeks, Howard 66,163 Weigant, Dianna 75 Weigman, Ed 49,145 Welch, Jeri 49 Wellentin, Tony 75 Wenzl, Martha 49,115 VVester, Sally 75,111 Westling, Martha 75 Wheeler, Burt 66,128 Wheeler, Eunice 66,108,119,121,122, Thornton, Bill 48 Thun, Glenna 65,115,117,128 Thurman, Donna 66,131,130 Thwing. Randy 74,101,112,l62,163 Ticer, Bob 66,146 Tiffee. Karla 66.130 125,126 White, Dorothy 75,122,130 White, Gary 75 White, Keni Sue 75,112 White White , Mary Ellen 75,131 ,Leroy 66,131,146 198 White, Pat 49,128,131 White, Tammy 75 Whiteaker, Gary 66,146 Whitney, Dan 49,132 Whitney, Jack 49,113,119,120 Whitney, Janet 66,117,119,133 Whitney, Randy 75,146,163 Whitteaker, Jack 75,148 Whitteaker, Vern 49,102,115,145 Wieczorek, Chuck 49 Wilcox, Jerry 26,50,128 Wilcox, Joyce 50 Wilcox, Roger 66,169 Wildish, Marcia 75 Wilheim, Rodney 66,102 Williams, Kae 50,117,119 Williams, Shirley 50,115 Williams, Tom 50 Williams, Betty 66 Willie, Catherine 75 Willner, Laurel 50,l25,91 Wilmot, Margaret 75,121 Wilson, Mike 75,91,111,119,131 Winters, Kay 25,50,1l7,l25 Winters, Merlyn 50 Winters, Paul 66,108,1ll,146,164,l58 Winther, Lynette 50,108,117,125,133 Witte, David 75 Witt, Par 75 Wolfe, Dee Anne 75 Wolfe, Greg 75,163 Wood, Byron 50,102,l28,168 Wood, David 131,164 Wood, Richard C. 50 Woodrich, Lynn 66,131 Woodward. Jeff 66 Woodward, Ron 75 Wray, Carrol 25,50,103,108,110,125, 126,128 Wyllie, Elizabeth 75,131 CKY!! Yancy, Alice 66 Yancy, Dan 50,102,l15,145,146,160 Yates, Robert 66,1l3,128,132 Young, Gloria 50,130 Young, Linda 50,125,137 Young, Sandra 75 crzu Zahar, Sandra 51,26,130 Zajane, Stephen 75 Adcock, Duane 15,107,108 Aplin, Glenn 18 Bach, Richard 14,123 Baldwin, Dean 18 Barnes, Mrs. Connie 13 Beaver, Gene 18 Bell, Paul 17,112,115 Bergman, Mrs. Betty 10 Best, Miss Agnes 16,117 Betterton, Roe 13,116 Bogan, Miss Jacqueline 16,117 Brunken, Miss Bonnie 12,122 Carmichael, James 15 Constans, Miss Mary 11,127 Davis, Dennis 18,149 DeBroekert, Carrol 19,126 Denison, Miss June 12,121 Ferguson, Mrs. Joyce 11 Frazell, Robert 16,133 Froebe, Olivia fMrs.j 12,119 Gage, Al 14,110 Girard, Mrs. Helen 11 Goode, Lee 19 Hall, Wendall 14,106 Hamill, Robert 19,116,104 Hendrickson, Ray 10,92 Henson, Mrs. Joy 11 Hodges, Cecil 11,146,158 Holton, Harry 14,111 Jacobson, Miss NVilma 12 FACU LTY Kasper, Bud 1 13,17 Keele, Tom 19,138,159 Kennedy, Mrs. Mabel 11 Krause, Mel 17,165 Krupicka, George 16,146,148,162 Lamb, Miss Lottie 14 Lamb, Mrs. Louana 13,103 Lighty, John 18 Mackin, Marilyn fMissj 12 Melsted, Freeman 18 Morfitt, Miss Jackie 19 Moore, Donald 15,118 Moorehead, Mrs. Maxine 13 Newland, Robert 10,149 Peiterson, Mrs. Marceline 13 Peterson, Mrs. Marion 12 Reed, John 19,138,162 Riersgaard, Mrs. Hazel 1 1 Robertson, Bud 17,102,138 Ruby, George 13 Russell, Mrs. Gay 17,117 Sampson, Mrs, Nancy 15 Schick, Estley 16,128 Smith. Richard 17,160 Snow, James 16,114 Sprague, Louise 15 Thenell, Mrs. Pat 15 Villanueva, Bert 14,109 Wfiltz, Nicholas 19,122 Zollinger, Charles 10 AUTOGRAPHS TARTAN STAFF Zdcltafa - Damn Zaman ?a46we4477Z4n47w-S4afufa77Z277ZcZ!aw Wfdqiafdtafa-77Zwzq77Zead ? 5dbz-QMWWQW smw Sam - naw, sw 2 - faq Smit! swf wzmdm Dm mmm? Dm www Sydney Wzaxzaw EW WWQW Zan Fkdama Aww, 2m Pogo: Weed Haan - Wh, Qfamdl CLASSMATES SPECIAL EVENTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Dr. Richard Hilles Dr. A. W. Siegrist Dr. Ronald Findley Roy Malos Dr. L. A. White Dr. Lester Edblom Dr. Nicholas Sullivan Dr. Robert Phifer Dr. V. W. Whittaker Dr. Leland Stauflier Dr. George Guldager Dr. Virgil Sarnms, and Dr. Olin Byerly Dr. Frank Prim and Dr. Norman Hampton Miss Mary Gonstans Mrs. Gwen Johnson Mr. Sam Ellis Kennell-Ellis Dot-Dotson Mr. Robert Hamill Miss Sandra Barnett Miss Judi Hurst Mr. George VVarren The Register Guard Mrs. Hazel Riersgaard Mr. Huntly Prahl American Yearbook Company