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

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Play it up girls!! lilly, ,VL I 'Ei V, ,Z - B- i V 1 I XX 'f y' ft V X 3' ' 'bmi X 1 l The Axemen led by 19 points at the half, in- creased this lead to 25 early in the third quarter, but saw the lead dwindle to 4 points in the closing minutes . . . quite a scare! Nosler and Co. Hnally pulled it out of the fire 63-55. One of the big moments of the tourney was the announcement of the selection of Sandy Nosler to the all state team. It was a fitting clirnax to a great season for a great player. Other members of the team were Mel Counts, the 6'lO mammoth from Marsh- field, Jerry Anderson, Medford, Paul Bishop, Klamath Falls, and Jay Brock of South Salem. Bo Blair, on the strength of his great rebounding, plus some timely point making, was a second team selection. Medford won the tourney, beating Marshfield in the finals. Klamath Falls finished 3rd. The Axemen were -lth followed by Jeflerson in the 5th spot. South Salem was a distant 6th after their upset victory in the second round. .' 3 '-, r QW? t .,- Mr. Dznggett played a tune . . . and the team made State! Douglas Armstrong Richard Beck Sharon Bergman Deanna Bilderback Connie Bloomer Linda Bowles, Clayton Bowlin Darlene Carpenter Barry Chandler Shury Clark Barbara Clarke Gary Clift John Crowder Linda. Devine Richard Fix Fred Hazard Steven Hessel Gloria Jacobs Thomas Klabunder P H

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Q if X X AAN.. James Lon Anne McCallom Jomme McCullock -. , .-X . - - X Si X 2 X s 'N X x '05 Ralph Mooney Delories Park Paul Payne l w ' Q. Q ' '- :., Dushane trying to fly. 1 n n B aa.: fl? , xqy ,Q s N - A V . X.,.. . f A x N V -'- A r f :vs 5 .Sli xr Mary Pierson Herb Read Scott Ross A Brauna Rubenstein Bob Sanders James Schuwartz Barbara Schweppe Hank Kucherals basketball team clirnaxecl a great season by Finish- ing 4th in the state tourney at Mac Court. In the Hrst round, the undersized Beaverton Beavers gave the Axe- men quite a scare. Beaverton, always a tough contender in tourna- ment play, put on a strong fourth quarter rally before losing 60-57. South Salem, after its victory over Jefferson of Portland, was our next foe. Twice earlier this season we had beaten the Saxons and chances for another win looked good. But Salem, behind through- out the game, took the lead in the final minutes and 'went on to win 59-56. The best we could now hope for was 4th place, so the Axernen set their sights on this and belted St. Helens out of the race by a score of 64-46. Then came the playoff for 4th place with Lake Oswego, a relative unknown in tournament circles. 115 John Sheetz ,,:. ,... .,,,. ..,,,,.,., . , ,. . , , .,, , VV., . , .... , , 1' a 'U' Q . 525- . ,.. Q Joanne Switzer X ,s W- -Q31 YN is-mr I Karen Walberg Mark Sherman P E Q- , Dave Tobey K '-,.', I f b' x XXX K X K is 'fl X t Q X is 1 Kis- Qs ...- 5 be Carmen Ward C4 .- :Y,a':gf.1-:221f 3i::2. KM -si nn, S R 1 i ii .,,. A- 1' ii i f i it erer 1 A A r'ri. 1. , . . , 4.9, ,,,, , 1 W X! 7 f . 55,3 , AQ Margaret Smith Wy, :Vi .- 4 , -f.- we '3 3 Gerald Truesdell QD' Patricia Wiegman

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Craig Kruse Arlene Long Janet Lorence Elsie McDougall Pamela McQuiston Gay Maxwell Roy Niederhisei Lloyd Noland William Specht Millard Stevenson Betty Srarrierud Bill Thompson Mildred Walters Sandra Yoder Dennis Olson Bemice Page John Pederson Dan Rinnert David Shields James Snoddy Wwe.. iis' X Q .as U i X Q- XX XX X X 4 X 3 1 ,- Since the spring weather has come to Eugene, there have been many changes in the lives of South's students. The most obvious change is Spring Vacation. The students have deserted their school for one short week to support their team at Mac Court while they fight to take state, swim in the local creeks, water ski, and walk in the salty water and sandy beaches at the ocean. Some students have the task of mak- ing posters and organizing their campaigns for spring elections which begin as soon as school is in session again. As each day of this fabulous week passes, the students desire to continue their vacation a little longer, but when Monday, hlarch 21 comes, South Eugene High will no longer be deserted. 27 t, ,A Aa, -sim iv ,fy , .. Hn- 5,4 nn w. Af. Rip. tg, 1y,,,,fw Q 1 . 1, ms' Qt 1-ji, 1110: sf. ,nga ,, , ,V - 'x 'I 'by I ' ...- 'ff f gi U i , V. 1 54- CI , I M ' 3222- 'f V' N . '- Is it that bad? ws'W2