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

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South Students study interesting things in the li- Seniors do pay their debts! brary! Satisfied, r-ea-l satisfied. This is the cry of South Eugene Axemen on the foggy eve of September 25th. They have just crushed the Cottage Grove Lions 31-O. for the First district win of the season. Nick Carter scored three times in the First period. Bob Ferguson started off the second period with a touchdown. He caught a pass thrown by Mark Mcfiullock. our talented senior quarterback. The victory tonight put the Axemen in the 6th place in the state high school rating. ,h, CNW 26 f f fe 1 7 ' ZW.. Q5 ,.., ,Mg f 7' I We M 11' W, V 7 Q2 14' 77 i , 1 1 WW fi , , wp: 2 Suzy England Bob Erickson ff ff 'X 4' ,f f ,Z . -rj? 'firmer ' U it , f' jim Flake t. V sy.. 3 ' x x 3 John leisehauer Thornton Gale ' N - gli g -as 1 :P ' f- Arlene George Allen Gilman William Goodpasture NN if . . ...gg-3 Dan Houts Carmen Kiarquez

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Is he healthy MI,S Lynch, Gerry and Dianne are two of the many proud Fu Robertson, a junior, took the reins and was a prime factor in the Axemen's fine showing. Despite losing, the Axemen climbed to number 5 in the Associated Press ratings. The students of South Eugene High must be artistically inclined, hard workers, or can stuff toilet paper well, because of the results of the floats in the Homecoming parade. After the successful parade the students enjoyed a luncheon in South's cafeteria. The boys struggled through a delicious meal trying to keep their elbows out of the gravy! The conversation during the meal was filled with sadness for many hours of effort were not represented in the parade because of three outstanding Hoats which failed to get into the main line due to a mix-up in scheduling. Muriel Vitus Margie Wheat Kathleen Wheeler Linda Wicks Elizabeth Wohlfeil