Sheldon High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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ASB EIGCUOD week hy Persinger jumps after Victory Boundf, the chosen traditional yell. Kfrurwcgam For: Sac Riipgpy Several campaign signs were based on psychedelic themes. Carol Vetlefleill, OHS Of Sixty-three percent of the student body voted in the final ASB election nineteen girls trying out for I.V. Rally.

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f I Newly elected student body officers Linda Bussell, jerry Kudelko, lim Fryback, Steve Meyn, Ed Ruiz, and Karen Duncan pose on the plaza steps. Throughout the week of April 24 through 28, can- didates for ASB offices decorated the halls with colorful posters and the students with tags of all sizes and shapes. On Tuesday, candidates gave impromptu speeches on the subject of apathy in Student Council. Stu- dent manager and presidential candidates were sub- jected to a question and answer period after their speeches. Students in the audience addressed ques- tions pertaining to the offices and their relating activities. Friday, the Rally try-out assembly began Election Day. At noon, students voted for Rally and ASB officers on Votomatie machines. Ballots were processed by a eomputor at the Lane County Court- house. The candidates for officers of the 1967-68 school year were: President: Jerry Kudelko and lim Mon- seyg Vice-President: Iim Fryback and Rudy Dam: Secretary: Karen Duncan and Shelley Smith: Treasurer: Steve Nfeyn and Ken Beeson: Historian: Linda Busself and Sherry Sahlstrom: Student Man- ager: Ed Ruiz and Judy Long. Newly elected Rally Squads included: Varsity: Mary Glenn, Claudia Ramsey, Paula Scarlett, Ioan Stevens, Karen Teutsch, Marc Wiles, junior Var- sity: Paula Brownhill, Kathy Caven, Brenda Foley, Susan Funke. Yell Kings: Mike Blair, Steve Blair, Harold Summers. i 'fN.ot.ffV M- V - R f fy A K ihiifm' fAGm'im': ,gg :1ntrt9iilg1?:d:1iu'? t ' i ' f,-Q .N i if 5'-' ' my W 5 - ssss mwtfe it . 5' ,rf , In s ' lgjjdf i i K Yip 5,1 , I Y N G ingx at Q I j ...,,, t, p- 3 if . be i- f t ,vi K S-JV '53 Q 1' Ne., in Qian' H - gi L51 ,lf , , , ytwv that S If f' 1 ya ak X ' .fx-fi., .aj-.xi , 3 -wr-fliz: -, 54 V 1. ,4 1 179-mu V V.. , H was-X , am f - ze xr, Q 2.47 , . ' y X Y . HN - i I S J E: ,Q W .Q ,- , , Yi , , t.. . 'Kite M rf HMG ' wet: , t. -' t 'F ff me 4 N. V : ' fi if r 'Z?'1?W1f,, mum? ' mes- ' R 5' 't 1 4 sf 5fff 'fb V2 0015- 0205: - A N iz? 642254 vga clubs , f 4 1,' V ' 1' '00 , ., 1?f,1f:5 20 f-fri 'T ' U 'T 1 , , an ,Y ,,, 5 1, wat q fE2ZTyM.1,, . Look whos ' 5 is - z if , S A T been drafted. . f.f,' . if ' t fi i Signs covered the halls in one of the biggest election turnouts in Sheldon's history.

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The band marches at the University of Oregon-Idaho game. h6l.CCH'S mll I Tramp, tramp, tramp . . . The advanced hand marched throug many a football halftime, including a special performance at tk University of Oregon. When winter came, the hand moved inside for the Christmas C017 cert and two exchange concerts with Centennial High School froz Gresham. Select members of the band and orchestra also plays for Sheldon's production of 1100 in the Shade. In Iune, the band went to Portland to march in the Merrykhan Parade, their last performance of the year. The stage band added music to many of Sheldonls activities, in cluding the talent show and Christmas assembly. They also gav public performances for the Lions Club and at various dances. Wherever they went they brought the sound of music, first t Sheldon and then to the whole community. The A'Cappella Choi performed in several concerts, including two with Centennial Higi School. 3 In mid-December they joined the choirs from North Eugene, Soutf Eugene, and Churchill high schools for a performance of the Mes siah at MacArthur Court. Later that month they appeared o KVAL-TV. In April, the choir made their traditional trek to Salem for thl Iester Hairston Festival. Their final performance was a traditio. too, as they provided music for the Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. FRONT ROW: Allen Una, Wayne Dammen, Brian Doran, Langton, lim Monsey, Amy Ward, Tom Rose. ROW 3: Ron Doran, Ianet Patton, Dennis Gory. ROW 2: George Dwight Purdy. Richard Meyn, Edie Kieffer, Mr. Iohn. Albertus, Steve Wynne, Bruce Doran, George Walls, Ted