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

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J. V. FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I: Ron Lager, George Lauris, Gary Pensenlin, Dave Fluke, Barry Rubenstein, Jack Finley, Craig Ausland. ROW 2: Ken Chapman, Jim Brooke, Doug Marsh, Jim White, Jim Tynan, Charles Flynn, Gary Dingman, Bill Hall. ROW 3: Bob Nelson, Howard Egan, Dave Tobey, Art Bell, Don Dushane, Bill Rhoda, Bob Neat. ROW 4: Paul Haines, Dan Danielson, Bob Beckley, Art Bish, Mike Hodges, Bob Carrnickle, Bo Blair, Downie Ticer., The Junior Varsity football team with fair speed in the backield and a good-sized line indicated a number of promising individuals for the future. Our capable coaches polished the team as the season progressed and much improvement was made. Vfe will expect to see many of these boys back in action for next yearls varsity squad. SEHS Beaverton , . . 28 20 Springfield . . 2 N. Eugene . . 19 6 Roseburg .... 14 12 Albany . . . . 0 26 Roseburg .... 18 Springield . . 6 North Eugene 0 SOPHOIVIORE FOOTBALL SQUAD SEHS North Eugene 33 0 Springfield . . 37 6 Roseburg . . 20 0 Springicld . . 18 13 North Eugene 0 6 Roseburg ..,. 12 13 ROW I: Winslow Brooks, Clifford Shields, Mike McEwen, Blane Hamilton, Merlin Sullivan, Jim Low, Mike Carmicle, Harry Stayner, Dave Perry, Jeff Huntley, Kurt Trusty, Larry Bruton. ROW 2: Duane Halmrast, Mike Moore, Mike Caldwell, Mike Chrones, Harvey Marshall, Jim Widmer, Ben Coleman, Les Leavitt, Larry Anderson, Chris Bullat, Pat Wood, Don John- son, Paul Payne, Jack Jackson, Barrett Senn, Student Coach, Ellis Olson. ROW 3: Coach Brenneman, Manager Ron Brown, Byron Bassett, Ken LaVoy, John Blair, Bill Campbell, Scott Petermann, Mervin Vater, Danny Dingman, Roger Painter, Dennis Painter, Don Dushane, Jim lvlooney, Duane Peterson, Ron Johnson, Paul Seymour, Student Coach, Bernie Ingley. 110

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Bruce Daggett Mark McCulloch Bob Andreason - Manager x Gerald Mitchell - Manager BRUCE DAGGETT - For his first year of playing varsity football, Bruce has done a great job as an end. He has had many exciting games this year and thinks the team did a very good job of playing football. Bruce appears to be a very good prospect for the SEHS 1959 team. GARY STOCKS - Gary filled the halfback position very well for his first year of playing on the varsity team. Garyys biggest thrill in football is to see our team really get in there and beat our opponents. Gary seems to be a good prospect for next yearis varsity team. MARK McCULLOCH - It appeared that Mark had a very good year for his first year of playing varsity ball. He played as a defensive halfback and also as an offen- sive halfback and also as an offensive quarterback. The one instance that is Markis most outstanding memory is a magnificent pass interception that he made during the SEHS - Springfield game. BOB FERGUSON - Bob is in his first year at South Eugene High and has had no previous experience. As an end and halfback, Bob had quite a lot of excitement. The one instance that stands out is when a Springfield player broke for the end zone and Ferguson floored him on the spot. The managers for the football team did an excellent job replacing broken helmet straps and shoe strings. The average spectator doesn't realize the job behind outfit- ting a football team and replacing broken equipment. The managers should be commended for their out- standing job. M' ff ,V , wean aww .6 I 5 , .. 'f ,, , ,. 1. 4 X Gary Stocks Bob Ferguson ff ,.?,l i s fy . l g ! x Lee Bowers - Manager That makes it oficiall - L - -.. -7 -1-nt-f -17

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CRGSS-CCDUNTRY , , V ,f 4? ., ' ' L , .f. f X ,A ,, M , - 1.6, 4 ,I I7 3 Q? if r SQUAD ,w,4ww2MJwk5wz'- Ziff ,ai ,I ,fj ,,f..-,C- f A, 1 4 f 4 a. L :ff 1 X A if M' . -'nf W ROW I: Dale Nygrei j ' L, W Q .gp , 0 Bill Case, Bill Lonigai ' ' f David Dau, Gene Mu if Qyefprlfif ffrf r . , ay s r Phy. ROW 11. Joh h ,, fa, V, in Q if V U F. W . M S V I if H ...Ly v I ,W Z fp Q, iz, e1r, anager, tex ' if Smith, A. D. Jacobsoi ! ,V X H I 6 LV 'Q Kirk Battleston, Lari I , -, V f Weatherby, John Jos ' f' V p I Hank Kuchera. QW ifigh , 0 t , f r A Cross-country, though lacking much of the luster and popularity of football, has managed to hold the interest of many boys who like to run or wish to stay in condition for a major sport. Since their season runs in conjunction with the football season, they may fail to gain' proper recognition for their efforts. Coached by Hank Kuchera, who likes to keep his basketball players in shape during the off season, this yearis team has made a respectable showing in their encounters over the state. Our thinclads came out on top in dual meets with North Eugene, Willamette, and Albany. We were also victorious in a three-way J. J. SQUAD ROW I: Herb Reed, John Henry, Mike Loni- gan, Mike Smith. ROW II: Gary Lisson, 1 Steve Hamaker, Don Cloulter, John Sund- quist, Tom Myers, Hank Kuchera. lf 5 s meet with Albany, and Corvallis. A trip to Cottage Grove resulted in third place among five schools. In a state-wide meet at North Marion, in which 23 schools competed, our varsity placed hfth and the J.V.'s garnered a third place. In the State meet held at Wilson High in Portland, the varsity copped 13th in a Held of 27. The J.V.'s upheld their good name by bringing home a 3rd place in a Held of 2l. John Jost, a promising sopho- more, grabbed 8th in a Held of 147 runners from A-1 schools all over the state. , V 2' 1 f. I si p Q 3 42' P Q a.,, . if ps is W' t 6552 1 2 ,.r' ,J l l .-,,,,- , e W' :- s r l , V 4' f ft? We 0 ' 1 2 9