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

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fi L 5 . 1 ig ,J al- A Cappella Choir Captain Daryl Wlinn heads a long list of lettermen who could equal or better the 3rd place perform- ance of last years team. The hard hitting Steve Hamaker along with John Biggs, Rob Mills, Les Meyers, and lVinn should provide a winning com- bination. This year's tennis team, coached by personable swimming boss Charlie Oyama, should be prepared to repeat last year's district championship, even with the loss of state singles champ Larry Brooks. Five lettermen return from the 1959 squad includ- ing: Bob Beckley, Barrett Senn, Tim Jeans, Clay Starlin, and Mike Smith. Two non-lettermen jun- iors, Norm Johnson, and Dan lValton, a transfer from St. Francis, are also expected to see some action. This year's track team. coached hy Don Iiarnlmrt and Lloyd Amick, will be made up almost equally of seniors, juniors. and sophomores. 'L 4. I O :Q-'M 4! f --'J' U1 f'5 J! Up! and Away! FL!! I I1 ,HI a . ' ilk, Beverly Christieanson Ronald Coe Janet Crarnblet Lynne Davis Judy Deskines Doug Doorninl-1 Dorothy Ghent Mark Beemen Paul Berg Norman Brown John Caldwell Glen Carlson Sheryl Gregor Julie Hall Faye Hartsoch lvilla Hartsoch Mary Ann Hile

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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

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Mary Johnson JoAnn Johnston Linda Kelso Jack Lee Thomas Liehty Jerry Marlatt James Meredeth Shory Summers Thomas Teaque Linda Thompson John Weddle Catherine Wilcox Carol Yarbrough Dave Moore Norman Oswald Gilbert Sanchez Ellen Smith Stanford Smith IJ- :gm -.551 ji .t , I . , -f .X WMM.. Q it Qu X' acaa J T 1,5 4 Q my . i -o1f':'152Zi ZH, ' cm 4' aw, PZ r ,ml . . WC' I 1' .41 , J if-'f V 1 4 I 1 1 X4 v f' f 2, Sn 4 ' ,p, ' X Ylhw.. V S - tt f a ' 3, Z X ' 4. ' ' 4 w 1,1 gfffi, Q ' 7373, ' ', ff 4' x ,- tk E .. .. 5 A35 . ,, ,.,.,.,., Z A , W X f + , , t yr, ai - 40 A1 W 0 ., . . K ' Q In the sprints, the Axemen will have seniors Steve Hadley and Gary Stocks, and sophomore Gordy Payne. Sophomore Ron Miller and senior A. D. Jacobson along with Payne, will be concentrating in the 440. Most of the middle distances will be run by senior Dale Nygren and junior Lloyd Mille- gan. Howard Egan. a senior, will be a threat in the hurdle events and he is backed up by two juniors, Scott Petermann and Jim Poozer. A pair of basketball players, John Jost and Don Dushane, will do the high jumping with Dushane doubling with Jim Brooke in the broad jump. Two more juniors, Chris Bullot and Howard Jewett, will be pole vaulting this spring. Concentrating in the weight events - the shot put and discus - will be juniors, Art Bish and Mike Hodges, along with senior Bob Nelson. Sen- iors Fred VonAppen and Bruce Daggett and Hodges will throw the javelin for the Axemen. 'kk Girls' Choir