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

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Mrs. Henson Office Serrefarji' l 'l Mrs. Kennedy P67'J'0l71IEl Secretfzry Mrs. Reiersgaarcl Offire Secretary Office staff controls Northls business. Northls fine office staff are kept busy all day long working to keep N.E.H.S. going. Their fine dependable work in the main office, library, attendance office, and personnel office are appreciated by all Northls students. Any questions concerning student problems are ans- wered by the attendance or personnel offices. The main office deals with the smooth organization of the school. Much of the organization of North can be attributed to the hard working members of our office staff. Our thanks go to these members who have helped many students and faculty with their problems. Mrs. Richardson Allwzdazzce Swi'cfaf'y Mrs. llrguson Library Sef1'e!m'y

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Mrs. Louise Sprague Deparfmen! head, BA.. U, of O. Homemaking. Mrs. Melba Murphy HS.. OSU. Homemaleing. rraflr. Art club draws murals. The Art Club this year was very busy. They spent time go- ing into designs and studying them. After this, they made very nice looking murals. The Art Club had a very successful year this year. Miss Mary Constans BA.. U. of O. Art Betty Crocker test administered. The Homemaking classes were quite busy this year. In these classes the girls learn to plan, prepare, and serve meals. They also learn to sew garments for themselves. The Betty Crocker Test was given to several girls from the various Homemaking classes. Senior girls enjoy homernaking. Tuberculant tests prove successful. Mrs. Alma Ross, our school nurse, is on hand several days out of the week to aid students who are ill. She also has some student helpers who are always willing and able to help at times when Mrs. Ross is not available. Tuberculant tests were given by Mrs. Ross and some helpers from the Future Medical Careers Club to several of the students. They were very successful. Att class at work. Tw Mrs. Alma Ross, RN. B.S.. U. of Portland. Name 23

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Cooks supply students with nourishment. The plate lunch, the ala carte lunch and the snack bar are run daily by our cafeteria staff. Each day nourishing foods and sanitary surroundings are prepared by the staff for the students. Besides preparing the food, the staff also plans the meals so they are delicious, well-balanced and inex- pensive. Every one enjoys the hot dogs, hamburgers and milk shakes which are kept in supply by the staff. Silent servants keep N.E.H.S. clean. . ..... l 5 l P , as -- ,Q J ' J .fn 4 ,S W5 'z Q ' bug M an .,,, --AQ ,W . . J l i I XE 5 L t t . , ..:,, Mrs. Francis Hathaway, Donna Sandin, Mrs. Ethel Yoder, Mrs. Faye Williams, Mrs Mildred Hill, Mrs. Louise Washburne, Mrs, Floy Wells, Mrs. Elverda Hughes, Mrs Louise LaMons, Mrs. Lois Ruff, Mrs. Ruth Brumley. Sweeping the floor, washing windows, and doing what has to be done is the job of our silent workers. They clean up after each day sometimes working far into the night. They work hard all year long to keep our school clean and neat. These hard working people clean daily for students and faculty and even during vacations and week ends. Their jobs are well done and con- tribute much to the appearance and operation of North. Mr. Harry Mitchell Head Cmlodimz Marvin Glick, Joe Onexford, Finn Gauloa, -liggs Kirtley. 25