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

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Sophomores had to wear hats Sophomores were welcomed to North in a different fashion when Hello Week was shortened to two days. Upperclassmen registered early on September 8 with sophomores follow- ing in the aftemoon. On Friday, September 10, students filed into the gym for the annual Hello Assembly. There sophomores were adorned with the latest in paper hats while juniors and seniors anticipated the traditional filbert race. This first pep assembly opened with the Lassies performing to Be True to Your School. Among the activities was a filbert race and inner tube roll in which a lucky Debbie Collins was rewarded for winning the race when senior Dave Driscol presented her with the tradi- tional Highlander Kiss. According to sophomore Debbie Collins, I was really embarrassed, especially when everybody gave me a bad time about 1t. The Highlander football season opened that night with a bus ride to Marshfield where the Clan destroyed Pirates' hopes with a 17-0 victory. Winding up the week on Saturday night was the Hello Dance, with the band Quixotic. A good turnout helped start what was hoped would be the best year ever. 16 HELLO WEEK ,A ' ' ' .4 Sophomores Keith Winterbottom, Greg Holstrom, many filberts in the traditional filbert race. Rick Shannon and David Richardson are greeted with ..'- .vyvl llll ,DOP . H ' ' I I - A 1 IE l'HEfl.lI ' 7 IN YM A Q l 1 , , H! Bamey Holland keeps things under control during registration. at t