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

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PULSE - TEMPERA- TURE. The Future Nurses are volunteer hospital aides who wear red and white candy-striped jumpers and help the nurses with their regular duties. This year the club was chosen the most outstanding Future Nurses Club in the United States. The club was se- lected to make a movie to encourage girls to go into the nursing profession. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA ROW I - Carolyn Fluke, Judy DeVeau, Sharla Slaughter, Linda McCall, Donna Rhoads, Jackie Price, Deloris Cartwright, Bertha Dunlap. ROW 2 - Lydia Wengert, Sharon Long, Deloris Aldrich, Joan Millett, Nancy Wells. Nancy Sprague, Sherral Brown, Nancy W-oods, Zulla Tiffee. ROW 3 - Karleen Smith, Diane Hatch, Nancy Rei- ser, Mary Ann Scherer, Marjorie Kooney, Gwen Miller, Sharon Golden. Eleanor Men- kens, Barbara Grant, Jarilyn Jackson. ROW 4 - Judy Mitchell, Judy Morrow, Barbara Campbell, Diane Young, Diane Chase, Lynda Hanes, Met Hearn, Ginny Clark, Carol Olsen. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CHALK, ERASERS, BOOKS become well known articles to teachers. Future Teachers main ob- jective is to learn about teaching methods. They have varied activities dur- ing the year, A scholarship is given to a Senior who is interested in teaching. Their meetings consist of speakers, films, and teach- ing activities. ROTV I - Barbara Schweppe. Carol Aldritt, Michele Collar, Julie Hawkes. Linda Aldritt, Doris Benson, ROW 2 - Linda Daudel, Susan Hendershott, Nicki Smith. Kay Alderman, Elaine Long. Donna Thaxton, Georgia Shoup. ROW 3 - Sharon Strong. Carol Doerksen, Beverley McMillan, Doug Cruikshank, Gretchen Koenig, Linda Blodgett. Mr. Dedman. 135

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A BLUE, RED, OR A VVHITE RIBBON is the goal of any Future Farmer. The FFA members do live- stock judging, have fair exhibits, and make conser- vation or home improve- ment projects. FFA, also, provides awards and bene- Hts to the members who are deserving. Developing rural leadership, coopera- tion, and citizenship is the aim of FFA. ROW I - Lynn Trupp, Max Garoutte, Bob Bronson, Dean Molder, Robert Grant, Larry Tilley. ROW 2 - Dave Sustello, Gary Mulkey, Marvin Steadman, Steve Schmidt, Gary Spence. ROW 3 - Gerry Ireland, Elbert Tilley, Bill McNeal, Bob Hayes, Mr. Makinson. JUNIOR BUSINESS LEADERS ROW I - Victoria Valley, Carol Green, Barbara Walberg, Barbara Parker, Kathy Dem- arest, Marilyn Terrill, Geri Buck, Shirley Newingham, LaNita Mitchell, Deanne Year- wood. ROW 2 - Mr. Peterson, Deloris Dulen, Bobbe Aufderheide, Betsy Fraser, Mary Jane Gabriel, Donna Lambert, Marilyn Rodenburger, Jean Zehrung, Miss Hayes. ROW 3 - Jane Campbell, Karen Buck, Diane Chase, Karen Dragt, Craven Menter, Gary Thompson, Merlin Bankhead, Juanita Ragsdale, Margaret Huse, Leonard Wassom. 134 'GZDJL1 The members of Junior Business Leaders hope to become the future business leaders of the community. During the year the group has various fund raising projects with the hope of raising needed money for a scholarship.

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ROW I - Marcia Bishop, Evelyn Cahn, Dottie Branaman, Georgia Willis, Pat Mc- I T E Corkle, Kathy Leslie, Judy McShatko, Anne Armes, Sue France, Bev. Martin, Bobbe I Aufderheide. ROW 2 - Sharon Moore, Karen Higgins, Cherry Pinkstaff, Dixie Brana- man, Janet Leslie, Kathy Bressler, Deana Hendrickson, Jody Hockaday, Judy Kuyendall, Sue England, Ginny Clark, Joann Lynch. ROW 3 - Pam Pashkowski, Lee Turnbull, N G G Pete Tomseth, Steve Hintz, Bill Koons, Ann Morrison, Nancy Woods, Met Hearn, Sylvia Hoffman, Susan Barbee, Nancy Young, unidentified. ROW 4 - Jenny Blenkinsop, N U Martha Hendrickson, Marianne Wilson, Gloria Reinertson, Mary Ellen Julifs, Jim Or- rell, Eric McCready, Sandy Porter, Sherrie Ott, Gretchen Roecker, Charmian Gilman, S Barbara Horton, Gail Hammond. SPAIN, FRANCE, ENG- LAND, GERMANY, RUSSIA are only a few of the countries that interest IRL members. IRL mem- bers are interested in world affairs and international problems, and try to create friendships with foreign students. UNICEF, United Nations day assembly, state conference, alumni tea, and trying to get an exchange student for SEHS have been some of IRL's projects this year. ROW I - Ann Husk. Linda Aldritt, Jackie Price, Virginia Hixon, Judi Reed, Jeline Rod- ney, Sue Larson, Leann Brown, Barbara Loomis, Sidney Smith, Mary Ellickson, Carol Willis. ROW 2 - Charlotte Potter, Ann Street, Dian Hutchinson, Kay Brown, Joan Millett, Sue Pomeroy, Judy Giesy, Linda Mackprang, Mary Griffiths, Rhea Harding, Clarice Reinertson, Lydia YVengert. ROW 3 - Judy Sikes, Edith Allen, Janice Vandiver, Julie Bock, Susan Row, Pam Robinson, Jeanette Stivers, Joann Groesbeck, Sally Esteb, Sue Hill, Sandy Clark, Linda Brown. Diane Hatch. ROW 4 - Durrel Smith, Bev, McMillan, Gretchen Spreckels, Kathy VVilkinson, Marilyn Pike, Cheryl Schleicher, Janice Raab, Charlotte Wattles, Shirlee Painter, Judy Morrow, Barbara Wood, Connie Chaffee, Sue Hendershott. 136