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

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l l iT Cha la NlcCarnack Mary Morris Susan Brumbach .lane Displaying Their prize dolls are from row, rorn e 1 y , Vosrnek. Back row: Mane Bloomquisr, Jody Berge, Marlene Grubb, BeTTy Lougheed DOERNBECHER TEA Dolls Steal The Show Proud girls and daring rnoThers crowded The South Eugene caTeTeria December Q Tor The TvvelTTh annual Doernbecher Tea. Sponsored by The Girls' League, The Tea combined opponuniries Tor girls and rnoThers To rneeT Teachers and friends with The chance To display homemade dolls To be given as ChrisTrnas presenTs To needy children. Origrnalwy and hard work vvenT inro The class-sponsored dis- plays. Animals, circus wagons, and savvdusT 'Under The Big Top won TirsT place Tor The iunior class. A sleepy lirrle girl napped in her pink and vvhiTe room in The sophomore display, SvveeT Dreams, Doernbecher Children, and THE seniors pre- senTed a sparkling Emerald CiTy and Yellow Brick Road Tram The Wizard of Ozf' The Doernbecher Tea illusrrared The success possible when girls cooperale To creaTe sornerhing of value. BeauTiTul Tea Tables, charming hosresses, and inTeresTing guesTs added To The Chrisrmas exciTemenT,

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CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES The Creatures Were Stirring Christmas, with its many facets, brought excitement, solemnity, and good will to South Eugene. Everyone responded to the seasons spirit in his own way, A Cappella choir members spent months in rehearsal for their beautiful Christmas performance of l-landels 'Nlessiahf' The Girls' League Doernbecher Tea lighted the facet of charity in early December as girls made dolls for childrens hospitals. The friendly rivalry among the language clubs was suspended as the French, German and Spanish clubs com- bined to hold a multi-lingual caroling party. National Thespians entertained the children of Weyerhaeuser employees with a Christmas variety show the day after their semifformal dance at the home of Becky Hemphill, Yuletide Glide, sponsored by Axernens Council, took the place of the Sophomore Christmas Dance. The Activities Committee decorated the front and center halls with greenery, candy canes, a brick fireplace, and a stained glass window. Members of the faculty highlighted Christmas in their classes, some with actual study units, others with festive bulletin boards and room decorations. Following the tradition of many years, the A Cappella choir sang carols in the halls, and holiday music was played over the public address system during lunch hours. From the happy sounds of cheerful greetings to the ioyous and beautiful melodies of the Messiah, Axemen were sur- rounded by Christmas. Libby Evans admires stained glass window and Christmas tree in front hall. 78