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

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Bruce Anderson Robert Beckley Adele Buckee Michael Burns Martha Byrd Ann Findenbiner , 1 Q I J' ' tg, 'Q it , wfgfi g- . ls ' - f ' Kathryn Hoops john Hough Ronnie Hayes Ronald J. Hunter Mike Krenk Ji-v Ken Lovay Darwin Mack Thomas Mitchell Susan Moore Julie Morello The Riflr- Club is rr-atly for an mnlirigl 148 Not much, but many tears were shed as the seniors left their class- rooms for the last time. While the other students are attending their classes, the seniors will be busily planning their graduation. They will walk many times down the aisle during the week before the big moment comes. The functions will begin on june 5 with Bac- calaureate. The students will be honored to have three fathers of students in the Bfinisterial Asso- ciation as speakers. South's own Girls' Choir and Qrchestra will add to the program. Next on the schedule will be Senior Class day. The main function of the day will be the breakfast where the class will casually congregate. maybe for the last time. The speakers will be students and administrators. After these functions the climax of the week follows.

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x s si EX After many years of successful teaching at Eugene what are the HI-YbOy55mi1ing about? High, Miss McDermott teaches her last class. The track, tennis and golf teams had a very enjoyable evening due to the Hne preparation of the pep club clubbers. Dur- ing the evening chatter. the boys received their Junior and Varsity letters. This was the last banquet for many of South's Hne sportsmen, but fortunately some of the Juniors and even Sophomores possessed some talent. As the school year comes to an end, there were many awards off ered to the members of the Student body. Probably the awards that were awarded for the most work were the scholarships and honors. Through the help of Mr. Potter and Bliss Kitts, the Sen- iors have had the opportunity to apply for any scholarship to any school for which they could qualify. f Gary Stock John Strobeck 1 m e ..,. . A V vs X ' I 'Q' Q V 1 ' A-0 gf' 20 4 w was 214, 4 Q? 'Qi fx it 6, 4 Q ,A if y Q , f 5 ? 3 S' X 6 Sandra Rubenstein Cary Wade m.. Larry Weatherby Anna Weber Beverly Wicks Arlene Wiedrich

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gs. X i Francis Morkert Sharon Mayer Michael Oneil Prudence Perkins XXQSSQ R! X, X. - waxes X-qs s te- x S ii iw 1 1 141 -g et xx G.A.A. hesitates before playing a game of basketball. Kelsie Pipkin Linda Roberts . stit My I if gl.. rw'-' , V t..v i ' . 1 if fm N- , A - Q ,F 4 'W W- - ,if -ff' 4' ' I Rf , M. - kj' Z V A f ' .452 ' X L x I Dick Ruckman Paul Seymour Calvin Singer Sidney Smith Beverly Storm Stanley Sweeten Jim Van Fossen fff M W f wi, 4 A , NV H . ,I X ,if -:J A, ' 1: ii . I , , it ,nf ii 1 Shirlee Watson Thora Williams Pat Wilson Sharon Wirl Lois Woodson Maureen Young Ernest Zeleny What is the climax? The last day of school for the juniors and sophomores of course!! They will be happy kids', because they will return in the fall to South for more successful years. On the evening of this day, will come the long awaited for function, commencement. During the evening, the graduat- ing seniors will receive their diplomas. They will listen to speakers and be entertained by the band and A Cappella choir. As the choir sings You'll Never lValk Alone, the eyes of the seniors will Fill with tears of sadness, hope. and happiness. YVhen commencement is over, the seniors will leave the auditorium with sad faces . . . but they will soon be smiling. 149