South Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Jeanne Tyack and Kay Perry hold winning doll. South Eugene High's annual Doernbecher Tea was an unusual success this year, with emphasis put on attendance, Many mothers at both boys and girls and teachers here at S.E.l-l.S. were present. As general chairman, Jeanne Tyack did an especially fine job in this re- spect. Although there was a short- age of dolls, the general feeling was that the tea was a huge success. This is partly due to the elation of the seniors on winning class display under the chairmanship of Linda Lee and Margaret Cross, and to the winning of the most elaborate doll for the third year in a raw by Kay Perry and Jeanne Tyack. Jeanne Tyack, general chairman, admires dolls Seniors have winning display. Many mothers and daughters enjoy the entertainment. i l l2l

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Queen Kay Perry received the crown for the senior class. mm Many juniors attend the leens Against Pelie Drive Wes a large Sueei Each year Eugene High dedicates two weeks to the raising of money for the Teens Against Polio drive, This drive pits the sophomores, juniors and seniors in compe- tition against each other. The princess of the winning class would become Queen of Hearts. The princesses were Ernestine McCulloch, sophomoreg Mar- cia Bishop, iuniorg and Kay Perry, senior, Each class had many different activities in order to raise money and win. Some of these activities were car washes, chili feeds and spudnut sales. The seniors emeraed victors and Kay be- came aueen, When all the money was counted. it was found that the school had accumulated about STZOO or 60 cents per student. Dont miss any, Johnny. chili feed. Seniors are eager for the rally auction.