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

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Esther Nelson Sandy Nosler Gary Olson Steve Owen Yvonne PHrkiY1SOr1 Steve Phelps Sharon Pichuse Janet Pine Don't make those pieces so small Sue, skiers eat lots. The Christmas vacation has begun, and every one will enjoy themselves in various ways. The student body will return in 1960 to accomplish and learn many new things, furthering their education. The Greyhounds made their first depar- ture from Southis east parking lot Decem- ber 26th, Hlled with skiers. The interest has grown immensely since last year, and so has the Ski Club, There will be many skiers taken to lN'illamette Pass every Saturday this season. The Ski Club also makes a week-end trip to Hoodoo Bowl and a coast trip in the spring for one Saturday. Up the Pomalift we go. 86 'ts ' 1 N vi... E

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tv.. -- ww RN: Q., Many alums have come back to walk the halls and discuss their new life with their teachers of years ago. The school day of December 23rd has come and gone. The day was concluded with the enjoyable Christmas assembly. The drama department presented The Lady's Jugglern starring Terry Thomas, narrated by Mr. Raggazino. The music department added their talent to the pro- gram with the band, orchestra, a cappella and girls, choir. The auditorium would have seemed empty, since many of the students were participating, but the alums filled the empty seats. The alums, choirs, and teachers concluded the assembly when they sang the 'iHallelujah Chorusf, from Handells MESSIAH. ,,,,.,,,aW,......,f 91.14, ac... Zee? I ff! Dian Hutchinson Bonnie Jacobson Ron Lager Suzanne Lansing Nina Madsen Fay Matychuck James Minty Pat Morgan Ellen Morrison Karen Myrmo

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N Xg?S55QQii-'fr t SQ snr X Q .Q-v ' of 'X t T 2 Y F as - x l ? i ,X .af ,A N - :':? 'rX A - 2 S 1' . Don't stand still too long or the falling snow will Snow Bunnies are initiated into ski club. turn you into snow bunnies. Bonjour mademoiselle! Comment allez- vous? These are typical greetings of a French student. Since there is a great in- terest in the French language at South, the French Club has been organized. These students meet once a month to work on French, listen to speakers, and write to foreign students. The French Club visits one cosmopolitan club fre- quently during the year. The rally squad practices many long hours to be able to lead the student body suc- cessfully in school spirit. They really look good out on the basketball court, much better than on the muddy football field. 1051 Sue Pomery Jean Prusia Barbara Richmond A-SN Rm Jerry Shank Nicola Smith Jeanette Stivers Karen T nan C ff V Y eorge anaman