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

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il xx-5 Students participate in the Hag raising ceremony. First Gary Stocks scored from the six, and later Jim Brooke rambled 34 yards for the final South score. Since the associated Press Oregon High School ratings were released, the Axemen were holding down the number 8 spot with their next foe, Astoria, rated 9th. After playing Astoria this evening the Axemen hax'en't any need to worry about the As- toria Fishermen. The Axemen Hanked the Fishennen 7--O. Nick Carter ran l4 yards to score. late in the third period, after re- covering an Astoria fumble. Nick Carter also converted giving the Axernen their 7fO victory. Frr-cl Von Appen. co-captain, was the rnain cog in the Axr-mt-n line. and an important factor in the stopping of Larry Hill. Astoriais highly tautr-cl lziilbzick, Timothy Chrones Valerie Clark Molly Crum William Devereaux Cary Eklof Gary Elder Gary Everton Jack Fogel Gary Anderson Larry Ball Raymond Ballantyne Barbara Bennett Eda Feifers Richard Flynn ran ahl N, David Greene Dallas Henze Ronald Horning Jean Houser

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Grad pictures, and Julie's first! qv' lx s , if M .Q W s S Mike Griffin Sandie Hohle Jeff Huntley Barbara McCall D-on Morris Carol Morrow X I 'M at 7 s , Z David Perry Margie Peterson V yr Ken Porter Jim Pooser Nancy Ramsdell Betty Rice Judy Richmond Lorna Richmond rfb, 3 9 1 , Exhausted, but satisfied students are departing from the civic stadium after South Eugene's first football game of the season. The Axemen opened the season by pounding out a convincing 34 to 14 victory over the Sweet Home Huskies. Grinding out 318 yards on the ground, the Axemen, guided by senior quarterback Mark McCullock, were never threatened after the first quarter. Fullback Nick Carter plunged over from the four yard .line to cap a 69 yard drive early in the first quarter, The Huskies then came right back to tie it up, but to no avail, as the backfield combination of Nick Carter, Dave Fluke, and Gary Stocks added two more tallies in the second period. The second half was no contest, as the Axemen drove relentlessly for two more touchdowns. 43 Keith Silliman Charles Smith Terri Wallen Pat Wentworth

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Pauline jones Sharon Nielson Sharon Kary Nancy Nock Charles Koehn Rayna Raybourn James Landrum Nancy Reid Sondra Salle Lonnie Schuyler Kathryn Shultz Clint Smith Kirk Viesting Carol Leuschel Betsy Rice Marilyn Maloy Faye Ridenour Pete Martini Dave Rodman Shirley Martz Sharon Ruud X SN ii- ' Q 'QL A sf' 'dir Nt 1 .A .,,, : f- . ,nv 5? . -X -A ' it Q ' After these two exciting games of the sea- son, the South Eugene Axemen look great. Too much time on your hands?U This question is rarely answered in the affirma- tive, by a South Eugene High student. There are so many activities and enter- tainments offered by the school system for the students, that even during the First month of school, they are Finding it difh- cult to include all the activities they desire. A , 'A , 'I Stage crew fellows hard at work . . . as usual.