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

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-Q- Foreign exchange student performs nt South Eugene Listen everybody' High. To nominate an outstanding player this season would be diflicult, because this yearis success was a team effort. Our choice would have to be both Nick Carter and Fred VonAppen, this year's co-cap- tains. VonAppen received too small an amount of credit for his great defensive play all season. Carter, always a reliable ground gainer, scored nearly as many touchdowns this year as the entire team did last year. The outstanding run of the season would have to be Dave Fluke's unbelievable 3-l yard jaunt against North Eugene. The outstanding pass play was, without a doubt, the Robertson to Fluke pass, good for 20 yards, and a touchdown, to beat Springfield 7-O in the last minute of play. , a 7 ,mmf .2 Tamera Smith Sharon Todd Kathi Wolf Geraldine VanDevender Charles Zeleny in

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vf-.. ag. vu 1 .NY Ni 1 ' '- 1 i . new ' 'i z xx i 1-Ss '5- . T figrgge X N 5 i 'ffii ,V if x W -ez, LX ie? -T X Dean lviolder Thurene Nelson Morris Osteroff Charlotte Potter . f. iq l This yearas key to success would have to 5 1 Q' be the great defensive play displayed throughout the season. This defense al- Nulv lowed only 9.1 points per game to be 5354 1 scored, and only 191.5 yards per game. . Injuries plagued the team greatly this A in year. Riark lN1c1NIulloch, who showed J X 4, i s A great signal calling ability during the Sandra Rotstein Ronald Scheiber Nicola Roach Mike talks with the villagers of The Lottery. 'i ' Exnl 62 early season, was put out of action for the remainder of the season in the Rlarsh- field game. Gary Stocks, the swift half- back, saw only limited action due to a leg injury sustained in practice. Nick Car- ter was kept out of the humiliating North Bend game due to an ankle injury. Doug hlarsh and Ken Chapman each missed the last two games of the season. Marsh, a stalwart on defense, had his back injured against North Bend. and Chapman was bothered all season with a troublesome leg. Sue and Bill rehearse their scene from The Lark. E N

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Q Q -., Q Bn X ,gf 55 .' nl- p h: 41 if, X f' f 0 X ' 3 5 1 X Mitt N t W C' is . Wag X . L 6 .A z X N b t Donald Addison Stephan Anderson c - fi! --534. - X ' If f 727' I... . i. f T C James Baxter Linda Bilyew tab... Ronald Brown fxlil-ze Caldwell , 7' , ' . 5-1 .2 W... as if , 4' 45 A, ,h, N Y ,V V Y V is-' I ff T , f A ' - M. Lloyd Edman Tom Elliot jack Finley Fluke would have to be considered the best prospect for next year. Dave was easily the best player on the field in both the North Eu- gene and Roseburg games. The season again was a team effort, and a great one. Congratulations to Amick and his Axemen. In the evenings and after school. students practiced for the suc- cessful production of UL' arte de theatrof' This evening of experi- mental theatre was the first dramatic production bv South Eugene High students. The attendance was limited because only those who received invitations saw the single performance as well as the rest of the cast. The football season of 1959 came to a close tonight, November 17th, at the conclusion of the annual Pep Club banquet. ' ,mls Anil! Am' XJ fn-my T '--i ,L Judith Carpenter Ben Coleman Diane Cox Sharon Cook Stan Darling ,. ' 1' - PCUHY Fi5hCef David Fluke Daniel Hacheney William Hagebush j k ibm! Q Karen Hawley Sandra Holloway' JoAnne Horner