Sheldon High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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spmn Sue Small and Richard Meyn frolic in the grass after administering the rites of spring. Bob Everett shows off his bright, print shorts on Daffy Dilly Day. Iunior girls are victorious over senior girls in the annual tug-of-war.

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,.., 'w, t 5 4 X E9 Y if .5 it g his it I time 3 . ,l 'l Cheryl Stahel and her escort enter through the flowered trellis. Rudy Dam and Karen Duncan dance to the music of the Tommy Fox Quintet. This yearis junior-senior prom proved to be a gala evening for most who attended it. Following tradi- tion, the queen was voted on at the prom and crowned in a special cere- mony. Her throne was a flower cov- ered swing. Because of the luck of the Irish, couples enjoyed danc- ing and socialing on the plaza. The music was provided hy the Tommy Fox Quintet. Master of ceremonies for the coronation was Rudy Dam. Couples pause to talk and enjoy the refreshments.

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UUCGS In Paul Murphy's enthusiastic classmates watch as he is dehaired. Lynn Thompson and Marty Berg pose as student teachers in their biology class. A barber contemplatively eyes Paulis hair before the cutting ceremony. This year Spring Week put less of an emphasis on wearing spring clothes and concentrated more on student-teacher activities. The week's theme was Crazy Daisy Days. The week began with Petunia Print Dayw on which students were encouraged to wear print dresses and shirts. The crowning point of Tuesday, Bachelor Button Day, was a slave auction in which buttons and money purchased Mr. Flynn, Mr. Diddock, Mr. Brown- ing, and Paul Murphy. On Wednesday, Tulip Twirp Day, stu- dents became teachers. The climax of the week was Friday, Pantsy Day. During an ex- tended lunch period, a live band entertained, and faculty-student and interclass tug-of-wars were held. Senior girls let off steam on one of spring's first days. 73