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

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Donald Moore Industrial Arts classes creative. famcmmimi Depaflmerzt bead Colorado Smit f ON 0 ff B l Qgjlggg BA ll midjlwp annul drazznz wclzf bop The industrial art classes have been very creative this past year. Each student has worked hard and in- tently for this creativeness. wwf Drivers Education students prepare for licenses. The students learning to drive in Drivers Education class have spent an interesting time. Besides the fact that they had a few exciting moments they turned out to be good drivers. .nit . -. ' Hope no one was hurt.

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Music department performs at assemblies. The music department consisting of A Cappella, , . qi' 1 band, and the orchestra, gave us fine performances this fini year. They produced our Thanksgiving and Christmas 49 assemblies. They also gave other outstanding perform- ances for the community and sang for the Lions club and the Jaycees. Estley Schick Clyde Diller U. of O., BM., A Cappella, U. of O, B,M,, Band. girls' choir, boys' choir, and mixed choir. Department head. Band performs for students at Christmas Assembly. ip .... , Half time entertainment by the North High Band. A Cappella performs at assembly. Robert Frazell U. of Colorado, B.M., orchestra Three plays produced by Drama Department. The drama and speech department headed by Mr. Quisenberry worked very hard this year to put on three very fine plays. On Borrowed Timed was the first production, Rebel Without a Cause, was sec- ond, and Bye, Bye, Birdie,'l was the final and third. William Quesinberry U. of O., B.S. Stage crafts, speech, drama. Hard working director. Learn ITIOSG lirlf-ES!! 16

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Wendall Hall Department bead. B.A., lWillarn- ette, Geometry, calculus. A1Gub1-ud Hard working Mr. Bell. M.S., Syracafe. Algebra, biology. Many mathematics courses offered. M s Dennis Davis B.S.. Southern Oregon College. Adranterl znatb I, bane fnatb. .3 -. age Q a H, 9 i 1 8 The students were offered a variety of math courses from basic to calculus. Basic and inter- mediate maths improve the students understand- ing of arithmetic. Algebra teaches a student to broaden his concept of the nature of math. Geo- metry is to develop ability to think critically topics related to points and lines. Advanced math 2 is a continuous study of algebra but at a more advanced level. Calculus and analytriecil geometry include topics in differential and integral calculus plus necessary topics from analytic geometry. james Snow B.A., Carleton College M.A.. Colorado State. Advanced matb II. alge bra. NDN Inghard Gjovaag BA., U. of O, Advanced math I, advanced general rnatb, algebra. S fl . li Q ,fw.,,,.4 George Krupicka B. Eel., BS., U. of O. Geometry intermediate rnatb. Richard Bach B.S., U. of O. Conramerf rnatb geometry.