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

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Are the seniors always the first students out of Juniors discuss week-end plans. school? The members are destined to be more capable, efficient teachers for tomorrow's American schools. The Future Hornemakers of America have been organized to help the members im- prove their personal, family, and commu- nity living. They are encouraged to participate in the functions by a degree program, increasing according to accom- plishments. Through the staff and district meetings, the individual members have a chance to develop their leadership. The Pep Club clubbers were out in all their glory, and the white shirt section was full tonight when the Axernen opened the 1959-60 basketball season by crushing the Vikings 62-36. Mary Stafford Naomi Stump 'iw' .X N X si? R93 195555 1: ' 'X N f .1-Ll if r '.:.3..5 Joyce Thorn Mayo Williams Daryl Winn Gloria Thompson Marlene Walline

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F E. P Thr Q P x A M 'WU George Lauris Marilyn Maines Karen Martinez Paul Martz Donald Rankin y Since many students have an interest in S , reed instruments, strings and horns, they if have organized an Orchestra Club. The .A South Eugene High orchestra promotes i a genuine interest in good music litera- .4 ture and offers the young people an op- ',' portunity to hear music of reasonable dif- , ' J ' H Hculty, played by their peers. In addition ' A to this the orchestra acts as an ambassa- Joe Rebholtz Joan Ringering Judi Sharpe dor of good will by making tours in vari- The crowded halls of South Eugene High 7 '2 ous areas of Oregon and advertises our school and community. Have you often wondered if you would like to be a teacher? Since there is an extensive interest in teaching at South Eugene High, the Future Teachers of America has been organized to help stu- dents decide if they want to be teachers, and thus help the school by preparing fu- ture teachers who are dedicated to their job and who will serve the school. Marva is doing a good deed for her friend, Randy

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ri x Q lt .. 1. Av ,,. K' . ,... ww 1- -,A A, . 1, , I Peggy Backus James Barnes Patrick Wood - 1 ,U Z. Q -... Byron Bassett Lynn Bertelsen Rodney Bourdage f A S Q M The Vikings, who placed 4th in last years state tourney, could not cope with the Axemen's speed and board strength. South took an early 20-9 lead, and from then on it was no contest. Sandy Nosler got 15 points for scoring honors, followed by Don Dushane with ll, and Bo Blair with 10. On the eve of December 11th, the lights of the score board were bright and changing rapidly in South's gym. The Axemen won their second game of the season by defeating visiting South Salem 52-41. The Axemen got off to an early 12-2 lead. Don Dushane and Nick Carter engineered an effective fast break, while 6'4,, Blair took scoring honors with 22 points. , '77 N , 7 f1r7'.1g1,iQZ-'i'2Q:l 2Z i'Q3cf If W' 'J ffl, P, '7 L f V, X -V I WW L'W fL'?Wf , ' ,ft ff -' pci '-,,wM' , ay, I ,f , , f 0, fy -. f 4 -4 ,,.1::f, ZA! 5 ff I W X 44 A 1 H I Barbara Burk Ty Campbell Margaret Breckenridge janet Brenthinger Larry Bruton Judith Bunning Peggy Bures .gf- L 'XI' a . 62,2 . , JY 911-J , I g . Trudy Cassell Harry Chase Don Cloutier Gail Cockrell Larry Corderman Steve Culbertson Guy Daffern T' r t fi : -.if Q The Girls' choir P4 ln ' S S Don Du Shane Carolyn Fluke Glen Forcum Sherry Golding Robert Grant Paul Haines I 74