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

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l femur' H V Richard E. Miller Chairman of the Board sw bg emu ew The District School Board this year consisted of Richard E. Miller, Chairman, Charles C. Sikes, Dr. Leland Stauffer, Vernon E. Hoffman and Henry E. Nilsen. In spite of the defeat of the School Budget on two separate occasions, and seemingly unsurmountable problems, the board members provided us with the best educational advantages and op- portunities possible. The Student Body of North Eugene High wishes to express their thanks to the School Board for their many hours of service to the Eugene Schools. E. 3? it , 3 4 i S ' ii- 'Q 1 4 M QQ pn L ' it A T 1' 1 ' -,:ae::..f?Qf r if I-0.7 ,' 'iff ' . . ,4 avr' . , , -9 .1 Jay. - -b,se.z5'A11. Vernon E. Hoffman Henry E. Nilsen Charles C. Sikes Dr. Leland Stauffer Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Pawubfeaelwv The PTA has worked hard this past year to bring the relationship between the home and the school closer together. It supported the ac- tivities of the students, contributed to scholarships, and financed stu- dent programs. The officers of the group areg George Clunie, Chairmang Mrs. F. Montgomery, First Vice-Presidentg Ray Hendrickson, Second Vice- Presidentg Mrs. Wayne Schweppe, Secretaryg and Mrs. Leo McGee, Treasurer. . Ang Front rowg Mrs. George Clunie, Mrs. jack Maycumber, Mrs. Wayne Schweppe and Mrs. Leo McGee. Back rowg Mr. Clunie, Mrs. F. Montgomery and Mr. Hendrickson. 21

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' ' dinwtsclwolb Once again, the skillful leadership of our administration succeeded in unifying the Highlander Student Body. Mr. Hendrickson displayed great fore- thought in directing the Highlanders through their varied activities this year. Situations that demanded fast action were aptly dealt with by our chief executive. Mr. Newland worked closely with the principal in all matters governing the stu- dents of North High. The advice that he extended to students was always welcome. The Deans, Mrs. Bergman and Mr. Hollister, were kept busy all year chang- ing schedules, counseling students and passing on college and scholarship infor- mation to interested seniors. We appreciate the fine efforts by these people and we are proud to call them Highlanders. Robert Newland Vice Principal Betty Bergman Dean of Girls Jack Hollister Dean of Boys