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

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te' ko 4, , if sa 1 +1 9 .Eg awp 4 A . . . ld' B k Ellen Braaten Patricia Brenden JCHCYY BYYQHI Gerald Buck Gem me uc 4 11 ' ' , ,, V ' -W. e. W, gk QEFQ . -f If , i 'cf :ls .lf-gvQ.'f I' . A 3f1ig '.i'v e-a:s:.??m- - 51-:Z-' 4 i Garland Burbank RO1'13ld Cleland Tyro Elliott Judy Gary William Guske Judy Hayes South's talented Ort hr-stra William Hillman Marcia Howell After the seniors were assisted by the independent colleges in their choice of a school at which they will receive a college education, they began to order their announce- ments and name cards. This will be completed by January 28, and just one week later they will be trying on caps and gowns. They will struggle through all sizes of gowns, and when they finally find the perfect one they will dole out 85.25 of their money and be the possessor of this garment until June 1960. On the eve of January 29, the Axemen used accuracy at the free throw line to hand North Bend a 39-35 defeat and brighten the possibilities of a state tournament spot. Kuchera's Axenien combined ball control with a tight defense for the victory. With six minutes left, thc score was 30-28, South. In those remaining minutes, the Axemcn rnadc only two attempts from the field missing both, but hitting nine of ten chances from thc charity stripc with Bo Blair making 6 of them. Blair tool-1 scoring honors for thc cycning with I6 points. The Axcincn won a comparatively casy victoiy ovcr North Eugene Saturday night by a score of 'lfl 35. 'l'hc win insures possession of the Crankshaft, a trophy which goes to thc winncr of 2 out of fi athletic contests. o IOO

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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

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The earlier football victory coupled with the basketball win leaves North no possibility with only one basketball game remaining. The Axemen racked up a 22-15 halftime lead and coasted to victory with Bo Blair, Sandy Nos- ler, and Dave Tobey all in double figures with 12, 11, and 10 points respectively. Six members of South Eugene High attended the speech tournament at Gonzaga University on January 28-30. They had a completely fabulous trip, which was both beneficial and educational. They returned to Eugene with Bob Kudrle possessing first prize in impromptu. Dur- ing the next months, they will attend a debate meet at Linfield and the state tournament. These talented debators will fill our trophy cup- board with shining cups when the season is completed. Ring, r-i-n-g goes the 3 oiclock bell. After their exhausting day, the teachers can congregate in the cafeteria once a month to relax, converse, and eat delicious cookies and drink tea that is sponsored by the Girls' League. 42435 .Lf ff f f 'aifwfffafaw K 0 .V 's f. OXW Lfwifdfyv '7?V'fjjf,,'7f' ff , Wfffoffw . ,V 41 H fi ' 9'?,55'if77 '7 10, 9 l .ff X .V 135 7,1 ff, V, Af Z I, A ,Y Wi ,f, I V V In 1 X .' ,,-. ,i '.'Q, ,j f f 3 , 9 'mit tg T 2 if f . f M ,, X its W 4 X ff X H f zu, Z i . Q ,f ,I ' i 7 3 f ' , , ' 3 , f f' f i f 4 K 7. . ,. V ,,, I C 16 CW - -- ' fc . . f - f ' .f,, ' 4 'vw W , H , a 'E , . - s a ..-. . ff . i A f ff,' . ' wt V 1 . ,f 1 ' Q 4,0 , ' - ' 1 f ' gf ' M . . f , g W if ' .V 'f ff ' wf.,'Qm ma. , 1. . ff Q jf , V A ., ag., Q W' . V ., .f5'WWW '4. f' .,,.-fWf- ', x I, eygfcg ff' M' em 'km ' 1 ' ' . 'i'Wt1W.QQ ' 1 WX- 'V , fZfZ,p f, 'f ' Aw f I The slim, trim bodies of the tumbling team form weird shapes. 'WWW' Bill Koons Maureen Kryszak Mary Lyman 5' ' my Michele Manion Carol McMurtry Lola Miller Sharon Miller Scott Niven u- X William Pearl Susan Smith Perry Wiley Carol Woodford 7 X f'f4?f1 ff f 6 f 4 fi