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

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Juuzwvwwitg Rally Qqucwbadds sparkle Left to right: Linda Baldwin, Donna Hocking, Kathy Hartman, Margaret Olson. The junior Varsity Rally Squad, four junior girls, had the job of promoting school spirit for the Scots' football and basketball seasons. The j.V. Rally sponsored the annual Hello Week Dance to raise money for expenses. They performed for the North-South game on March 3, 1964, at MacArthur Court to the record Be True to Your School. GO! FIGHT! WIN ! SCOTS! rl , 7 Q M ' ., N , will N' ll , ' V ' ' 25:2 .3 4

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Z. T . ...pa ,aww reset' .SM 1 my W' 7, .1 ' Lggnnv . .-.c . ,. Z' . -- H w Lugdfvitgger Spirited yell kings perform at North-South pep assembly. The Varsity Rally Squad was composed of six senior girls who were selected in all-school Student Body election in the spring of their junior year. The Rally Squad worked diligently during the summer and each day throughout the school year to perfect their dance routines, yells, and skits. They worked closely with the Student Manager to plan pep assemblies and rally buses. To begin raising school spirit, the Rally Squad sponsored the traditional Hello Week Dance. Varsity Rally Squad organized and sponsored spirit week held from February 24-28. There were special competitive activities for each day of the week. The Rally girls performed the traditional Highland Fling for the North-South game on March 3, 1964, at MacArthur Court. They were accompanied by the Eugene Highland Bagpipe Band. They also performed a dance routine with the Junior Varsity Rally to the record Be True To Your School. The Yell Kings, two seniors and one junior, did a fine job in organizing the white shirt section at the Basketball games. Advisor for the Rally Squad was Mrs. Linda Potter. fi' . ,Lv .. -N fn A' . i.1 ' K i .ig,w'.M,.' f ., xfjuiiet H' ll 3 ,, . ll., -gg? K--NJ .

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Gwlvs Leagwledf bg capable ' Marlene Thompson President Nr, Lori Wood This year the Girl's League was led by President Marlene Thomp- son, assisted by Vice-President Lynne Hallstromg Secretary Lori Woodg and Treasurer Judy Kebel- beck. These officers and the cabinet members composed the executive council. Cabinet Publicity . . . Points ..... Fund Raising Big and Little Sister ...... Scrapbook .. Party A. . . Social Service Ann Leighton Connie Coffey Donna Clark joy Sheraden Patty McNamar Jane Erdman Barbara Clunie Lynn Robison Reba Ingram Darby Efteland Marcia Youel Teresa Fenn joan Weber Candy DeYoung Lynne Hallstrom Vice-President Judy Kebelbeck Secretary f' Treasurer Front row, left to rightg jane Erdman, Connie Coffey, Darby Efteland, Lynn Robison, Candy DeYoung. Back rowg Patty McNamar, Ann Leighton, Marcia Youel, Barbara Clunie and Joan Weber. 'I7