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

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Pamela Robinson Bill Ruff Sharla Slauter M8filYH Sprague Bob Storrner Jim Tiffany Carol Winsor Sharon Viles Connie Ziolkoski There is a club for everyone's interest in South Eugene High. The Spanish stu- dents have formed a Spanish Club to promote interest in the language and cul- ture. Their activities will consist of lec- tures, producing entertainment in Span- ish, pen pals, and the annual Pan American Dinner that will be held in April. The Spanish Club enables Span- ish students to gain extra practice with the language and an additional back- ground in Spanish culture. The Publicity and Recognition commit- tee was organized to bring to the atten- tion of the students the major school ac- tivities. The committee members are re- quired to keep the student bulletin board up to date. Because of the activities of this committee the students will have a better knowledge of what is happening in the school. and will have an opportunity to take an active part in school activities. The individual member has a chance to apply his artistic talent and have the satisfaction of giving service to his fellow students. mul 'jj ' . 'lb ,1 ' .,1 ' 'f' M... 3 e . ---.rzfrm . fznmiliqir swn aaughhh!! in , E t

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Wrong Department? The new student body's interest in their school is obvious, because of their partici- pation in the offered activities. South Eu- gene High has many clubs, organizations and committees that work to help the in- dividuals concerned and also the school. The Future Farmers of America was or- ganized to increase rural leadership, co- operation, and good citizenship. The F.F.A. members participate in local, dis- trict, state, and national meetings. Some of the many activities of this club for the school year of 1959-60 will include par- ticipation in Lane County and State Fair. The members will attend a state F.F.A. convention during the spring vacation. They will end their interesting and beni- Hcial year of club participation with the annual watermelon feed. That's private property boys! Marion Lipinsky David Mattoon sf' Rt. -vi Beverly McMillan William McNeal Paul Merrill QQ X-y..,f wmv' . ' Juanita Morgan Ray Quackenbush Bill Randolph Rich Reed J im Robertson

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