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

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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

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-on 4.-A. ., o4'vvv sv- . . Eric NClSOfl Judy Noice Elden Olson .cf W I 4155 ful' 'mf Diana Peckham Larry Richardson Gerry Robertson 0 K nl---W .-4. ap,---W - .,.,,,.,...i , mn ., Thr-sr: happy PM Minn I ll students art- lhr' National Mr-rit Svliolnrsliip svnii-hnnlists. 50 Carol Parrott The football team may seem depressed after their unsuccessful weekend, but they aren't really, because they are great op- timists. The Axemen suffered their first defeat of the season Friday by dropping a hard fought defensive battle to Marsh- field's Pirates, by a score of 13-6. The Pirates scored twice in the first half. Dur- ing the third period, the Axemen got into the scoring column with one touchdown. From then on it was entirely a defensive battle, with neither team able to gener- ate a scoring drive. Early in the first quar- ter, South suffered the loss of quarterback Mark McCulloch, due to a leg which put him out of action for the re- mainder of the season. Smile, Marnu, you are the girl of the month! '

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Andrea Atherton Ronald Bascue The main and supposedly most exciting event of Homecoming was the game with North Salem's Vikings. The lone touchdown scored in the second period by the Vikings spoiled the Homecoming fes- tivities. North Salem capitalized on the ancient statue of libertyl' play from 23 yards out, and then added the extra point for the final margin of 7-O. The Romantic students attended the date dance which concluded the Homecoming events. Exhausted from the full day of activities, the students appreciated the pleasant and quiet atmosphere of the . V, dance. Because of a growing interest in Homecoming activities, many people want to replace the records with a band and add the serving of refreshments to future Homecomings. Q y On the foggy eve of October 23rd, one of the best North Bend 5 teams in history invaded Civic Stadium for their annual battle A with the Axemen. Arthur Bell Gerald Brown .,,.. LA W H M, H f f, ' fr , fi il if f 1 fi 41' , A fill ff P Lianne Brown Nancy Bundrant Deborah Byrnes Michael Carmickle Garold Chapman Marcla Crosley Sherry Daniel ff .... 2 - X , y ,'1f- - f KW t f 1 I ' F 5 41 A ian T f 'f!' .5 zu, . f fi W John Dirlam Karen Efb Michael Grove Loy Hamilton William Haynes Albert Hicks Kathleen Hill Three mighty Axemen smash a poor Miller! Byron Jackson 398 34-533' 23-N22 ,25 551- A A 8.s35y. 5 Q-:zum-yup-wfr.1va.,.rW. . WV--ff ,, fain' 4. wp.. 4.-M-.u-u-ni-nwvuiatl Norman Johnson r11x!T! - 9