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

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STATELY SHE STANDS Stately she stands, our Alma Mater Bright with the sunlight of youth, Down thru the years our Alma Mater Has stood for brave honor and truth. Blood-red her vines clinging fingers Bind her walls close to our hearts, Spring-like her memory lingers Through the years lead us apart. Each stone in her white, gleaming portals, A symbol on symbols piled high A monument glowing immortal A sign of Youth's star in lifejs sky. GOVERNMENT COMMITTEES ROW I - Ginny Brooke, Ann Street, Georgia Willis, Kay Edwards, Kathy Racely. ROW 2 - John Sundquist, Joann Lynch, Larry Trippett, Cherry Pink- staff. ROW 3 -- Nancy Young, Suellen Hemenway, Jan Garrison, Sharon Soward, Dana Rodman. RECOGNITION AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The purpose of the Recog- nition and Publicity Com- mittee is to keep the students and school patrons informed on information concerning South Eugene High School activities and events. Mem- bers prepare news releases of the activities and submits them to all communication media in this area while others work on promotion ideas for Student Body ac- t1v1t1es. Members of The Axe staff on Recognition and Publicity Committee: Roland Glass, Pat Perlich, Charlene Steele, Judy Sleight, Karen Speicher, Bill Roecker, Henry Schainck, Bill Koons, Diane Bressler, Kap Willemsen, and Linda Gould. 24

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l I identified, Bruce Daggett, Jim Chapman, Ernie McCulloch, Tamera Smith, Wiley Wright, Lynn Shearer, Don David, Chad Roderick, Jim Orrell, John Saunders, Bill Pearl, Lonny Amick, Mary Griffith. ROW 4 - Jim Garber, Kadell Lopuson, Mike Blakely, Rick Nicol, Jerry Lesan, Bill Horner, Art Bell, Art Bish, Jeff Bryant, Pat McCorkle, Norman Miller, Chelsea Brown, Barry Rubenstein, Pat Wiley, Mike Hidges, Jim Mooney, Dick Bowers, Ray King, Kay Edwards. STUDENT COUNCIL 23

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee has the job of planning the assemblies for the Student Body. During the course of the year, this committee selects and plans the type of assemblies. 'E7 ROW I - Ann Husk, Marilyn Pike, Rae Marie Perkey, Diane Bressler, Gretchen Koenig, Peggy Fuller. ROW 2 - Kay Brown, Bob Kudrle, Jim Orrell, Larry Hi- rons, Sue Horn. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Activities Committee, the smallest of the committees, is one of the most important. lt determines what students are eligible to hold school offices by checking their records. ROW I - Miss McDermott, Trudy Judd, Brauna Rubenstein. ROW 2 - Rob Mills, Tom Ness, Miss Miller. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee assists and advises clubs and organizations on dances, potlucks and other social functions. It is the purpose of this committee to help promote social unity in the school so that no one feels left out. ROW I - Sue Hill, Mary Ann lNIiller. Ann Christensen. Ann McCallum, Nancy Pitchford. ROW 2 - Linda Hill, Pat lXicCorkle, Chuck Stalsberg. Terry O'Rourke, ROW 3 - Pete Gordineer, Pete Tomseth, Ray McKenzie.