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

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Keith Miller Craven Menter Robert Mohr Judy Morrow Sandra Nelson . 1 7 -1i4 ,, ,r 3774 ,, Hy., 9' 1 , ,I 2' Dale Nygren Peyton Perkins Cherry Pinkstalf XM -Ji an-,3- X , James Potterf jack Pratt LK f They work during the year with and for the YMCA. Southls Hi-Y club offers many opportunities for the members to learn about interesting subjects, them- selves, and others. The boys of the E Club are constantly serving their school. They aid in promot- ing athletic contests and serve at them. They are ready to serve their school at all times in any way possible. During athletic contests, they help with student control and spirit. They help develop leadership among the boys of the school. The dramatics department of South Eu- gene closed its very successful year with the production of 'iThe Member of the Vleddingf' Under the direction of hir. Ragazzino, Karen Higgins, Jeff Richards, and Barbara Chatas did a great job. hir. Ragazzino was assisted during the labori- ous weeks of preparation by Linda Kirby. , an . , .Ll SMI W'atfh out lnffysl llr-rv f-mm-s S14-vm-l AID, gpggds around the U-ack. Q 136 SEN

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. .si t 5 A t 'T s, .i M 4 , ,,,, Www I MXZW ' ,, t fr I gy 4,1 , X 4 71 4 50 , ,- f It-,,,yy,,W 4, X M X The baseball team practices in the The Assembly Committee plans for the talent show. lovely spring weather. Students strive throughout the entire year to become members of National Honor Society by maintaining high G.P.A.,s. Did you know that girls enjoy participat- ing in sports, too? Well, the girls of South do. They have formed a very active ath- letic association, G.A.A. Through the as- sociation, the girls have the opportunity to participate in any sport they desire. They have formed teams in various sports and compete in intramurals with other girls from different towns. They help the school by selling tickets at different ath- letic functions and working at fun night. One of the line clubs of South Eugene High is Hi-Y. The boys of Hi-Y are in- terested in creating, maintaining, and spreading high standards of Christian character. They have meetings once a week that are planned programs designed to benefit the members. They serve the school by preparing and selling football programs and basketball '4Dopestersf' X r f a Linda Howerton Floyd Hulegaard Tim Jeans Marcella Garcia ,,,i I Deana Hendrickson Dale Herbert ss? Gretchen Kroenig 135 Kathryn Gesme Gayle Herbert at ,. -tw '- -fr ' :':'? E' . Mark McCullock

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S1 .,. Q mlm ' 1 X f W Ffa agiiizfwv It looks like Dushane needs some new Tf2iCk team hasabig meeting-N sweat pantsln The Member of the lVedding dealt with the torturing dreams, the hungry ego- tisrn, and the heartbreak of childhood in a manner as rare as it was welcome. The students were the first to observe any of the play during the teaser assembly on May 6th. The students and community saw the complete production on the evenings of May 6th and 7th. Congratulations cast and directors for a great theatrical year! During the months of April and May, two assemblies were presented in which the students of South are the leading partici- pants. The first one was the installation assembly on April 26th. f ' 1' H 64.-4,.a-Mapa, ff. z Qc Steve Pruitt Sue Ritchie Patricia Rogers Kenneth Race 'ull' -Dinan.. Barry Rubenstien Lynne Shearer Ronald Sill Sharon Traver 137 Ernest Trimble