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

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Pat Backus Donna Beach John Biggs Judie Boberg Sue Brandley Christie Bransford Sondra Brewer Sally Brogdon Larry Brown Charles Carlson Summer vacation is rapidly coming to a close. The summer was full of a vast va- riety of activities, but now they are be- ginning to pertain to school. Students are frantically buying school clothes, the rally squad is putting the finishing touches on their routines, and the foot- ball team is sweating it out on the field in preparation for the big season ahead. The life of all the students is filled with an exciting new future. The sophomores await the opening day of school, because they are iinally sophisticated high school students. The seniors are anxious to see how it is to be a member of the almighty senior class. Then. there are the juniors who are worth more than the sophomores, but still uncomparable to the seniors. V1.1 2 Summer football begins with Ji ff-w instrm lions from lll1'l'UAll'll. 36 Ty Campbell helps thc ranchers. . A

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-wr wg, Chapman's hot to practice! Good morning South Eugene High stu- dents! Today is the day, September 3rd, when registration takes place for the year of 1959-60. Excitement, fear. and greetings are being shared by all the stu- dents today from 2:00 until 4:00 and continued in the evening from 7:00 'til 9:00. The almighty senior class is assist- ing in registration while the junior girls sell Girls' League calendars to the new student body, The enrollment results of registration day, have the seniors in the minority with 488 students. The junior class is the largest with 583 students en- rolled, and there are 529 sophomores en- rolled, The total enrollment of students for this year is 1555. Football in 800 weather. ' 'ci ' ff W 'V W 2571 'fvV1f'lW'fW'-Z v , 'f W ' V. , ' efc6'm24f5Cg4y:e7d -, - , fvyyff ,M . vf' f' f ff ' ffffiffg fcv fem , , - ' C25 ff ' 152 f ,, .,. f' frflmy, 'eg I Q f NW' f ' -W I A 'V I fuzz ., -1 I 1 4 f 'fwf- , f 1 f f , 4 1 fn tf , vw , Qfff f ,CWA y Hi V , Q W4 ffwfftf f',C'ff5 f ' '9 -L ' ' 95:4 . , , ,,,,. ,I I -.. , 1 A yif fv r-1 i 1, , M f f ,w if f ' V f fi v' fM,wff,,. f . ' George Chrones Leslie Civin Judy Clark Kathy Clark Jim Cross wayne Davis Nancy Dunlap Bw Engle Rick Fletcher Bill Hall 37 Y