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

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ORGANIZATIONS Promote individual interests . . . Excitement and fun during club initiations . Experience in planning and leadership . . . Cooperation on special projects . . . Listening, learning, and making new friends Each developing talent, abilities.

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German Club Meetings in the form of seminars to discuss the culture and people of Germany often ended in spirited debates for the German Club as members fired rapid questions and answers at each other in the German language. These after- school sessions successfully achieved the aim of increasing communication and comprehension levels of each student. Members also enjoyed exercising their wits by playing Scrabble in German. German life was described by foreign students from the University of Oregon, and Adviser Gerald Webking who traveled in Germany in 1964. Led by President Gregg Husk, members also viewed German films at the Mayflower Theater, and handled concessions at a basketball game to earn money for the club treasury. ef Students group around Jim Tysell, center, to look at pictures of German countryside Linda Andrews, right, and Shirley Webb chat informally about French literary history. Fmgers snap