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

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Knocking ball past Eagle Point goalie Debbie Lockard scores for South s GAA field hockey team. Organizations GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION provided an opportunity for girls to participate in sports Through intrcfmurals and inter- school competition. Aided by Adviser Nan Wilcox and President Janice Potter, the girls represented South at various GAA basketball, hockey, and track events throughout the state. RIFLE CLUB members learned the proper care of firearms, as well as howto use them. Adviser Burdette Kindred, stressing safety, taught the members to be alert at all times, whether practicing or hunting. CHESS CLUB met after school several days a week, giving members a chance to practice for matches with other schools. To keep players in top form, President Gary Pippin set up continuing tournaments within the club itself. Rifle Club members line up on mats Moore, Steve Freeman, Steve Waugh

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problems of Rhodesia nn IRL. Y-TEEN officers enloy looklng Qt DICTU Slullern, Robin Cole, Vwclm Sanderson, Ly Y-Teens dlscuss plons for crecluon of Eoster baskets for Children s Hospnol School. 121 res of oclwvlrues In scrapbook. From left: Carole Wlllrofns, Meredy ndo Gardner Snenlo Anderson pounrs vvoslepooer con for sslwool grounds. ,au fi! 1' S 2

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to practice tiring from prone positron, From lettg Howclrd Whitington, Art ond Wolt Ktghr. Junior Janet Goswint is led through o mixture of tomatoes ond moshed pototoes ot GAA initiation. From left: Lois Eberhordt, Jcnis Nevvmon, Sherry Robmson ond Carol Gront, Chess Club member Bob Yood, ot top, ponders his next move whale opponent Bruce Wotson wotts. . of , . me o t - so oooo o -eololvl flvlo-' I I -'I I t'N - n A