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

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-T. joan Lynch Amelie McMilan George Mickelson , K Q N Q X - ,S Q'!'-vu Joyce Miller Pat Mohr John Newport Q' af Kathryn Olsen Mary Olsvick Nancy Perterson John Refsnider 1 3 I W Z., tt A 1 I Seniors check the cap and gown money. Wx qv. W , Jeline Rodney James Russell Robert Siegenthalere Gb 4 iw i -.:a,zg: raz 1, 1 F fa Steven Sober Marjorie Stoddard Karen Sumner Richard Taylor Bo Blair hit seven more in the second half for a total of 25 points. It was a great victory for the Axemen, who now are in contention for a spot in state tournament. On the rainy eve of Feb. 6, the Axemen avenged an earlier loss to Willamette by crushing the Wolverines 57f34. After the First quarter, it was no match as Bo Blair and Sandy Nosler began to connect. A great factor in the victory was making. Although scoring only once, his up many scoring opportunities. The taller dominate both backboards while shooting the Held to Willamette's 245. The top scorers for the mighty Axe- men were Bo Blair with sixteen and Sandy Nosler with eleven. Barry Bubensteinis play- passes and alertness set South team was able to a respectable .347 from 103 Tom Tupper Jon Yonderheit Daniel WValton '- i '12- 1 C I James WCHIICSOH James White Diane Whitnall X X Y X0 X Xe .. , 1. . -QQ . K 9 -. -R.. Carol Y'Villis lN'Iary Wlilson Dennis Yarbrough

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'A . - .. -I .. ,f v f f, -X S S 1 ' ' ki e: 'H f i A Q 1 3 'TM' I li, iw. ' A l L. 1 . k X janet Admire Spencer Alpert Charlottle Beck ' DQ it F M ,nc-L 'E 6 63? , . mf H f e Bo Blair Sandra Brink f Y X 2 . . 'C , . , F f 'CMV - i William Campbell John Carlson 4 D e Q .3 M I j -...Y ' Judith De Viau Roger Fidler 11 f ii 1 wo . lf 7' K rs, Jim Brooks -- -q,v.,,-.w1.,t1-, 5. Wa, , E 6 I Dale Christensen Hara Clancy Sharon Cook Peggy Darr James Garber Garry Garland This tea is held for the entire personnel of the school. The themes coincide with the seasons, giving the teas a very pleasant atmosphere. This weekend was a very exciting and important one for the Axe- men. The two games played Friday, Feb. 5, and Saturday helped decide if the mighty Axemen go to the state tournament. YVith Bo Blair and Sandy Nosler leading the Axemen, they pulled one out of the fire to beat Roseburg, F riday, 55-52 in an overtime thriller. When there were just 18 seconds left to play with the Indians lead- ing 47-45, Dave Tobey sank a pair of free throws to tie it up 47-47. This action set the game into overtime. In the extra period, Nosler hit eight points for South which gave the Axemen the win- ning margin. Blair was the Axemenls mainstay in the first half with 18 of the half time total of 26. S ,, .KT i f w ' V - 'Nf '1'--x' ,. ..,, f , 3?'rv' ir . ,, f Marva Dawley Fi 'S ,, ' J 7 sv' , . 1 - 1 - wi - .. Q' 4 Joy Henderson Joy Hickman lXIike Hudson ,.,.e t . F t.-- 4' --' 4, ' 4' ' 1 L ' , A x ll ' if , , 1 ff . Kcrry Hutcheson Donny Johnson Ronny johnson T gun' 4- lfow fm- you rlointg liinli? I l'l hlllw Shawn 111111011 Ballmm I-'00ml5 102

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i,lv ff' Friendly smiles greet the teachers at the teachers tea. il:- ,A QC 'C' ' ,gg V, ' During the last hour of school on Feb. 12, the girls of South Eugene had the privi- lege of hearing Antonella Astaldi and Harry Garnett tell about their countries and their impressions of the United States. Antonella. from Italy, is South's foreign student. and Harry, from England, is Norths foreign student. Their talks were very informal. amusing, and educa- tional. Before the guests appeared, Kathy Bressler introduced the new cabinet mem- bers and announced the gold and silver pin winners. The Girls' League assembly adjourned with each class announcing their money raising functions for the Cancer drive that would take place over the weekend, On Friday night the Axemen traveled the 26 miles to Cottage Grove to hand the cellar dwelling Lions their eighth district loss of the season. and keep the South hopes alive for a state tournament berth. At the end of the first half the Axt-iii:-n had piled up a 78- flfl CtClK'11I'll3Ql' on lio Blaifs spectacular fJffllUlTf1Z1Tltt'4 Blair liit lg of his 27 points in the sf-cond tlllI1llt'l' to put the gains- away for Sfiutli. 51 ii...,r S. - - Y-1,7-gm., -.wait ' L! ' 4 1 'VLV -t - Q reit fi ' if al 6 . ' el f -i 'F 1 Q: ' 4 v an Rf i ' gf-'pf' L ,vw ' - ' tg 1, M ,r ,urge L.: V, A Va: ' 4 ri.. V M i if f .F Hr. plz' F Y'-1. - 2. 13-4:3 .1 l .7 -L' ' 2 . .- 1 . , t .,.-.K . ,gn t'X1'llSll.l1l .ili.tltl liipl mf, John Cissna Louise Duflern Frances Dummitt Gregory Egan Michael Ely Sherman Gilbert Janice Gove Mary Grindler William Hall Nancy Handy Dan Aldridge Robert Baker Sharol Balle Henry Barclay Ann Berryhill Barbara Bumgarner Ross Carter Jerry Hill Robert Hill Charles Hohle Mary Lee Holstrom Linda Hurd Rhonda Jahannis Aaron Kaufman Patsy King