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

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. X: x 1? ' R it v' K Q. A J' .' Willoris Alley . 4. X , 9 N i-?',,2:YV.., V .. .ww V JV. fr . a,..,?4fg.3 X , I . -. 7 vw. .d smw 2 Steven Ball W .H jf ,V fa fyz i 'i Winslow Brooks 1. l cf 'X L ' 0-7 1110 -.-Q n.-i1Q Jim Deaven . XX y Dave Beistel Karen Buck ' QVWQQ': vZ . J ,,,, W f . , V , -, J V w 1 jon Ellison During this assembly the new oflicers of the student body took their oaths and the old oflicersresigned. This year our student body offi- cers did a great job for their school and the new officers will com- plete a very successful 1960-61 school year when they return to school in the fall. South is extremely fortunate to have such great leaders among her students to guide the student body throughout the school year. The other assembly that took place this month was the athletic awards assembly, on May 20th. In this assembly, the outstanding athletes were awarded for their skill and sportsmanship throughout the school year. Since the athletic part of the school year was very successful many boys received awards. This was an annual assembly that all the students anxiously awaited in the last few months of school. The juniors of South Eugene have a chance to serve their school by helping with the Junior Prom. ,ey fe ' AQ I itz 1 f 31- , - 75545, ' 7 Q ., IM. if 4 af ' , , Steve Buford Mary Christian Michael Chpones Janet C1-055 james Dowe ',,- , .-' 4' 5 I fa' . ' . ' ! f .' M f 'W M l Bob Fergerson Dennis Goodman Judy Hall Robert Homson Judith Hershiser Virginia Hixon Perry Johnson if A X Many students attcncl lhr' tryouts for Mc-mln-rs of lhe VVvclcling.

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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

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if Ronald Knowles X Sue Landrum Robert Loesch , WW? Alyce Miller Pat Norton new 1 J' Q M r a f V, :Aff This must be a very serious I.C.C. meeting! Chas O'R0arkC Sharon Ott Pam Pashkowski Steve Pruitt Susan Remnie John Ryan Doug Sanders Lyman Schedy Chas Simmons Barbara Simon John Simonet John Skiuem The work began in the latter weeks of March for the annual prom that was presented on May 14th. This was the main social event of the school year. Many of the boys came out of their shells and asked girls to the prom. Out of our large student body, a high percentage of students attended. The dress and decorations were simply fabu- lous. The seniors were very pleased with the result of the work of the juniors. As each year goes by, the junior prom seems to be more successful . . . good luck next year sophomores! Golf coach Larry Daggett should have few worries this year as all but two members of last year's team are returning for another try at winning a state championship. 139 l I R Robert Salander J0I1Hie Vosmek