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

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Clunie, Nancy Hale, Leon Henderson, Bob Smith, ROW: Diana Montgomery, Billie Mentze, Mary Kathy Hartman, Donna Hocking, Teryl Burkman, Kadrmas. THIRD ROW: Ellen Hoyman, Diana Brown, Kammeyer, Warren Youel, Rod Leland, Derek Iverson, Lindy Bell, Paul Michael, Bob Swan, Phil Duerfeldt, new The chief duty of the Social Com- mittee was the planning of the year's social calendar. The committee set up the dates for dances and other activities during the year. This year they had charge of the annual Print and Cork Week, April 13-18. They sponsored various activities through- out the week and the traditional Print and Cork Dance on Saturday night. Chairman was Bob Smith. The North Eugene Student Council, made up of one student from each second period class, rnet bi-monthly to discuss and plan student activities. The members reported the decisions of the council to their classes and asked for suggestions or opinions. Aside from their usual business, the council made several major decisions during the year. jerry Gordon was selected as sergeant-of-arms, a new oiiice created to count standing votes and to keep the group in order. The members passed a suggestion for North's first Homecoming and later in the year voted down the controversial student court proposal. One of the underlying functions of the Stu- dent Council is to promote Highlander Spirit and this year's council has done an exceptionally fine job. FRONT ROW: Sue Leibel, Carol Findlay, Diane Winterbottom. BACK ROW Tom Shoup, Ernie Kangas, Bob Smith and Jerry Gordon. 'll

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w J -' ,, Sue Newman Pat Henson Gail Schaefer Pam King Sheila Scott and Muhlheim Judy Kebelbeck Lynne Hallstrom Lynne Munson, I.eAnne Hill, Sue Barbara Asmervig Eileen Taylor, Marcia Youel. Judy Becker, Cheryl Seaverts Janet Karen Smith Cliff Fox Jerry Gordon, John Maxwell, Bill Beebe, Judy Hunstock Ron Ro Pete Dickinson Carol Doty and Mary Lane. FOURTH ROW: Gene Wallace, Greg Groves John Buskirk Steve Egeter Larry McReynolds, Mike Carlson, and Cary Sheldon FRONT ROW Beth Jones Laura Anderson, RexAnne Gibson, Lynne Flomer, l Elwtmw All student body, class, and school elec- tions were engineered by the election committee. Under the leadership of the student body vice-president and a faculty advisor, the group publicized elections, distributed petitions, set up the polls and counted the ballots. They were also in charge of regulating the campaigns. This was one of the most important student committees and the members de- serve a vote of thanks for their High- lander Spirit.

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Paul Lewis, john Buskirk, Linda Baxter, Cathi Smith, and Carol Clunie. W16610 The Traffic Safety Committee, com- prised of members of some of the driver education classes, was a committee set up to further student safety measures at North. One of their main activities during the year was the sale of seat belts to the students and faculty. jim Cavanaugh served as chairman. ' FRONT ROW: Barbara Clunie, Nadine Murchy, and Pam Knutson. BACK ROW: Mr. Betterton, Miss Lamb, Rodney Barnes, Leroy Kellogg, and Bill Pederson. We All public announcements concerning North Eugene are handled through the Publicity Committee. The group, headed by John Buskirk, was responsible for dis- playing posters, putting articles in the paper and broadcasting school news on radio stations KEED and KERG. A record was kept of all news items publicized throughout the year. The Publicity Com- mittee was a line promoter of Highlander Spirit and an important public relations factor at North Eugene. jim Cavanaugh, Rick Byers, Dick Black, Bill Beebe, Karen Justis Jeannie Kupetz, Janice Delong, Barbara Roid, Vicki Rankin and Diane Winterbottom Loma Student loans are available to any stu dent requesting them for payment of student body fees. These low interest loans are easily attained at the main of fice. The committee, under chairman Bar bara Clunie, reported that most of the loans were made to seniors to pay for cap and gown rentals and graduation aIlI10llI1Cel'l'lCI'lfS.