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

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Constitution ami By-laws Committee All questions con- cerning constitu- tional procedure and amendments are discussed by t h e Constitution a n d B y - L a w s Committee. Th i s committee has the final word in in- terpreting the Constitution. Policies and Practices Committee The Policies and Practices Com- mittee discusses school problems, such as student conduct in pep assemblies and street parking. lt plays an import- ant position in our student govern- ment. Budget and linance Committee Being a large high school, we have a large treasury. This committee plans our budget, pays bills and bal- ances the books. It is doing a fine job on a ti me- consuming task. Row l: Julie Bock, Carolyn Shepard, Kay Willemsen, Row 2: Linda Owen, Donna Walters. Row 3: Eric McCready, Jo Chilen, Richard Roblyer. ww I tice Row l: Linda Gould, Gloria Johnson, Judy Sikes. Row Z: Larry Rubenstein, Wiley Wright. r ' ' Martin R 1 lg P t Geertsen, Ken Maier, Jeanne Tyack, Ron Rubenstein. Row'2. Beverly I, mgry Elljnehiilts, Marty Blackburn, Kay I-gaun, Barbara Reed. Row 3: Bill Bryant, Quentin reen. -is j 44 Walkie

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Ly Don Erwin Sandy Cook There are several officers in South Eu- gene High that rarely receive credit for the hard work they do, These officers are as follows: Ron Rubenstein and Pete Geertsen, auditors, Millie Ford and Bar- bara Reed, treasurers, Sandra Cook, his- torian, and Don Erwin, student body manager. The auditors keep a complete record of all the business transacted by the school. They are allowed one period each day to do this work. The treasurers keep a record of all in- school transactions. They record the money in each club treasury and other things of a similar nature. The job of historian is to keep a clear and concise record of all the happenings at this school during the year. The student body manager is in charge of pep assemblies, rallies, and other simi- lar affairs. l 4, l Barbara Reed Mildred Ford Ron Rubenstein Pete Geertsen

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Assembly llemmittee e The purpose of the As- sembly Committee is to plan the assemblies for the year. As one can see by the fine assemblies this year, they are doing a great job. lletivity liommittee The hard task of mak- ing sure that all officers have a C average is performed by Miss Miller and her fine staff of com- mittee members. sl, l l Row l: Kathy Bressler, Jeanne Russell, Ruthie Bartle. Row 2: Larr Campbell, Joy Rubenstein,JUY JC'Cl4S0I'1- Row l' Annabelle Street Row 2 Jud J h J Row l: Gretchen Smith, John Hiatt, Connie Wilson I - ' 'Z Y O mom. Udy Mcsholko' Row l: Pat McCorkle, Jackie l-lughes, Mary Jo Guske, Row 2: Ellen Powell, Judy Johnson, Marilyn l-lerrmon, Geri Chapman, Julie l-lampton, Row 3: Pete Gordinier, Doua Brown. CJ T Row 3: Jim Sfgrkweofherl Leonard Wassom, Neil Golclschrnidt. Puhlieity llemmittee t The Publicity Commit- tee is doing a terrific job in publicizing the activi- ties of the school. f- Seeial Committee The Social Committee has the very difficult task of preparing the decora- tions for all the dances and other such activities. 23