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

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William Kingman Gail Laennlle Michel Lessich Jon Lowell David McEwen Shirley Mohar Karen Moe William Nagel Kenneth O'C0nnell Marilyn Perin Gerald lNa.lker Timothy Wettch Richard Wicks Darla Wilcox Richard lN'ilcox Carlene Wiley Hallock Woodworth Pamela Richards Judy Roberts Shirley Roberts Elizabeth Scoot Susan Sheeks Pat Shoff Marcia Smith Sandie Updeqrave X X X X NX xy X 3 W, gm . S55-XFX 9 ' , - :s.:,,g.-, N X as AX ' 't tl X3- S Y 't SFF? misfit , I if ' 6 1 U ,ia ,J 4 .' f 5 l ,, xg' f 15- 4 Y 471 E - Q 1-SPY' x W .. Nl, HRX ltr T 1 lp In the hnal period, however, the Grovers staged a comeback, hitting 20 points to put them within eight of the Axemen. The final score was South Eugene 71, Cottage Grove 63. It was another great night for Blair with 27, while Sandy Nos- ler added 21. Bill Roe of the Lions was able to match Blair's total of 27. The Marshheld Pirates won their second straight victory over the Axemen with a 52W45 win Saturday night. A fourth quarter rally fell short as the Axemen i :X . . f.,, - scored almost half their total in the hnal Rf: K ' stanza. The Pirates, as usual, were led by Bob Checks up on the best Seller' Mel. Counts in handing South 1tS fourth ,,,,, .,,., - X dlstrlct loss. Sandy Nosler led the way . for the Axemen with 15 points followed . by Don Dushane, with 10. tv- A Due to the loss, South must now beat E-U, both Roseburg and Springfield in order f to qualify for the state tournament in .iii , -A ,.,.,,., . March. ,N , -Q V, f 1. , ggi. Ari' Pan Young V Q S ' , , . 5 . rp S W, V , VVVI W ll ., A X. : V . i ,v:, .. J . tj ..., g, 4 ictz W 1 f : t f ..f'f.,'11:,51 L, fn , .'r-f +3 fiat Debaters get a big laugh from a few words of Bill Koons. I e' I . -,t-. f1', 3, Q . .,,,.f. , X l f . .. . 1' ,J . - Qs! t? - i-'. T -

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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

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Sophomores attempt to yell l? These slim trim girls you see in the halls of South probably belong to the tumbling team. The tumbling team provides a chance for South Eugene High girls to develop their advanced tumbling skills. They sweat it out on the mats once a week for eighteen weeks. These talented girls per- form at halftime during basketball games. They have an annual tumbling perforrnance in Corvallis at the state- wide play day. The members of Interclub Congress are one of the sup- porting bodies at South Eugene High. They assist other clubs and organizations of South in various ways. The members of Interclub Congress attend a leadership work shop, work during the summer on the handbook, and participate in the selection of outstanding club awards. In South Eugene High. there is a group of creative writers. These students meet every Blonday morning at their round table to discuss and criticize fellow member's writ- ings. This year these students are tapping the whole stu- dent body in search of creative material to use in their book, that will be published during the last few months of the school year. ment or of graduation? Spanish Club enjoys .1 great student. Ls a,,AkNtf-AJWVR 'i 2 , ..-o I 2 I 1 ' 1