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63. l 471.7 ' - T-...:,1'?'- . .,. lhe llxe Bob Wood, Keith Johnson C0-EDITORS Every other Friday South Eugene High is blessed Ah undoubtedly the best paper a student body could er desire. That paper does a great service tor the dents. lt tells students about things that are going happen, it tells what has already happened, and o puts the student body in a jovial mood because :y read James Arthur Starkweather, Jr's. iRaving :dl joke l?l column. The Axe has a very devoted staff led by the ,ver of the editorial world, Fuzzy Wood, The Axe 3 has a very wonderful associate editor, Keith John- . This paper has many capable staff members. bably the greatest reporter that has ever lived ciously consented to write for this illustrious paper. S great master of the pen is Ray Allen. l'his paper does a great service to the school and ryone involved should be congratulated on the y fine job they have done this year. Row I: Ted Johnson, Kay Perry, Karen Thompson, Barbara Jacob- sen, Miss Gibson. Row 2: Ed Hearn, Scott Starlin, Joe Philippay, Colin Gray, Ken Friesen. Row 3: Keith Johnson, Ray Allen, Larry Rubenstein, Bob Wood, Jim Starkweather. ,An,,.,,,f- f,,.M
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lIlASS lll i953 Class Motto . . . Be wise to resolve and patient to perform Class Colors . . . Bright watermelon and fuschia Class Flower . Ester Reed daisy At last, after three interest- ing years at Eugene High, the class of '58 is ready to move on to college careers and other forms of higher life. These seniors will cherish this year in memories for the rest of their lives. The Class of '58 stood as leaders in athletics, activities and academics. The football and basketball teams, lead by the seniors, came so close to state glory only to have their hopes killed by Springfield. The senior class president, Greg Willener, received all- American mention. Tradition- ally the seniors are prominent in activities. Providing the backbone, the seniors made many activities great suc- cesses. Academically, the Class of '58 ranked high, with four seniors gaining National Merit Test Finals. Several others re- ceived good scholarships. This was a year to remember. .1 ,' , ' 5 - fi- Im Q6 ,'w-QA, 's Y a I :- . 1 ' . 4 4 1 The senior rally squad is really on the iob. J
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