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

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f On March 31, the junior girls sponsored an annual pep club ban- quet for the team. During the banquet the boys were awarded their junior varsity and varsity letters. After a hard season of playing and yelling, the team and the pep club nclubbersn enjoyed the pleasant banquet. During the winter months, the science students worked on their sci- ence projects. On the weekend of March 26-27, the science fair took place at South Eugene High. All the schools in district four partici- Judith Bailey Louise Bellisimo Michael Bertsch pated in the seventh annual science fair. The main purpose of the j f,gm,5,, science fair was to promote active interest in science. ' ,, X if-ft H . ., , , , , . I lsi 'r' ' 7 . 0 - . ,., U if 'A xy.-5' 'if - I , ,. Virginia Blenkinsop Art Brunig Ron Carlson Q , . 4? X 3 Z1 . .IL if Lowell Crowe Suzanne Davis Allen Dickinson Betsey Ferens Douglas Fitts Charles Flynn Penny Goodman A jifj Lf ' td! 'f . . Stephen Groves Duane Halmrast Jessie Harding Gloria Heath Sue Hemenway Mike Hoerntlein Sylvia Hoffman 4 1 f 'F lYU4':f' -' . 0017 ' K. li' I- 34 , UQ' 171 il J Wgn rig? 2 '- Y i Et? v Q Judi Hubbard John Jost Jeffery King uf. -iw, .IX Wrestling V , A I . FRONT - Brown, Sullivan. B1'x.:r1t. Pipkin. llucldlvstoni Russell, Nlycrs. Linda kmsmd M1fh1ClL1w'd James Leonfifd Campbell BACK -- Courh Viilliaiius, Slll4'lIlLLll. llluir. ll.1im's, lmiiiclsoxl. Bt-fkley, Nlarshall. Finley.

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The staff members, under the direction of the adviser, Mrs. Sheetz, and the editor, Martha Hendrickson, publish a school paper that keeps the students and other interested persons up to date on the ac- tivities of South Eugene High. In addi- tion to the excellent publications every Friday, they put out special editions em- phasizing Thanksgiving, Christmas, April Fool's Day, Carousel, State Tournament, and other events that happen during the school year. The basketball season has ended with great success. Southis team played well all season, and ended up taking fourth place in the state tournament. The team not only made state, they also had two players that made the all state team. tj .4 wx A. Q, , A 7 . wi ,V ' ,inf if I J W, f nf. t, , 1, I ,lr V. 4 4 South's students watch tears come to St. Pat's eyes, as South Salem takes the lead. Barbara Parker Rae Marie Perkey if 2 l Nancy Reiser Mary Robins Ralph Shattuck Fred Von Appen 127 I R , , ,Q ,m

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'Rl '01 Michael Mathews Linda Mclaarrin Carole McMann FRONT ROW - Raab, Strand, Hunter, Vonderheit, Bayse 2nd ROW - Rojier, Rhoda, Wilcox, Pace, Henry, Nagle 3rd ROW - Elkins, Malpass, Satterwhite, Cohen, Hurt 4th ROW - Simonet, Weddle, Norness, Reter- mann, Hendrickson, Read. Steven hlerrill Lloyd Millegan Charmayne Moxness ' lm wr 4? x 1 L L Les Myers Mary Nail Thomas Nestell Roger Neustedter Kathleen Pattison James Pennington Roger Peterson 49 ,,,. Judith Phelps Everett Pitts Sandra Porter Susan Queener Deanna Schultz Marilyn Sebree Clifford Shields .1 3. ,,,, 1 a ss The students were encouraged by their science W if teachers to participate, but any students we-re ff, 'T 1 5 ,,,,, k allowed to enter a project. After the exhibits ' had been judged, 105k of them were entered in the Lane County Regional Fair. The owners of these projects were awarded a special honor cer- tificate. The projects entered varied from simple posters to complex experiment results. Richard Skorpen Clay Stadlin Harry Stayner Merlin Sullivan Spring is here and so are the spring elections. Before spring vacation the Student Council nominated the student body officers of 1960-61. The boys that are candidates for student body F president are Jim Mooney and Jim Pennington. A it Jim Mooney, a six-foot, blue-eyed blonde is ac- tive in sports and student gOVCI'HIT1Cl'1t. Susan Sustello Patrick Thomas Karen Whittington Tom Woolley 129