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

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Tobey's shot blocked. ,wx R, The Service Club busily sells popcorn. lYinter has really set in. This was obvious when tht Axemen made their annual trip to the bay area. Due to the icy conditions, it was question- able if the Axemen would be able to play the hlarshfield Pirates on the eve of January 22. It might have been better if the game had been can- celed. because the Axemen didn't play very suc- cessfully. They built up an early lead, combining a .51-l field goal percentage with an air tight defense. lN'ith 4:35 remaining. South led 48-38, but then the roof fell in. The Axemen were un- able to score while the Pirates tied the score 48 all, and forced the game into over time. Marsh- field took advantage and won 55-50. Bo Blair hit 18 points for South. but his performance was overshadowed bv all-state Mel Counts' 27 points. Following Friday nights heartbreaking loss te Marshfield, the Axemen lost another close game to the Springfield Millers with a score of ll-38. The Millers led thc entire ball game. but in the second half South erased a ll point deficit to Q f trail by one point with a score of 35434. Barney looks ready to take some action. South's wrestling team looks over their opponent! NOSlCr law One in against the Grovers. 1' 1 ' 13, ' - t 1,ft'vgg1t ? mt.:

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Hall slips, girls ?l' In the remaining three minutes, Fred lVillis of Springiield hit two quick field goals to put the game on ice for the boys from across the river. Sandy Nosler led the way for the Axemen with 15 counters, but Fred Willis was high for the game with 20 points. The loss gives the Axemen 143 district record with two crucials coming next week: North Bend, second ranked in the state, Friday, and North Eugene High Saturday. On this bright morning of Jan. 26, 1960 the sen- iors planning to attend college, are gathered in the auditorium to listen to representatives from different independent colleges on the west coast. The independent colleges visit South every year to introduce their school to the seniors. The sen- Blair shoots over Gzxrnefs guard. Myers has a fighting gleem in his eye. Carter leaps for a point! iors are able to discuss their individual problems with the representatives and listen to questions of their classmates. One thing leads to anotherfl This is a very true quote, that can be applied to the seniors at South Eugene. Lift that trophy high boys! mmm,wMWws:w.w,Av.tNv,kp,W. t,,., :mmm , ..1:s.t's:e-wmv