University High School - Duckling Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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BACK ROW Murphy Busear Robertson Hoffman Young Brunton Moore FRONT ROW Merrill Stewart Smith Huestls Sargent Tugman QR Huestls not In plcturel wlmmln Wlth the start of the sW1mrn1nq season Coach Leonard Scroqqms Was faced wlth the problem of bulldlnq a champ1onsh1D team from f1Ve returnmg lettermen and 1n exper1enced sophomore talent The matenal promxses to be ln top form for the State Meet at Salem 1n the latter part ot May A w1n thls t1me W1ll awe the team the State Champ1onsh1p for the fourth con secut1ve t e Membe s of the team are Captam Gerald Huestls Ralph Huestls D1Ck Srmth Galvm Sarqent Allan Gard Bob Emmons Iohn Mer r1ll B111 Tuqrnan Lor1s Lammers Klrk Brun ton Edward Young Wynne Stewart Ilmmy Robertson Bud Ross lack Pennmqton The team was managed by Ilm Murphy Wllh the asslstance ot Belden Braaten 8141415 Under the superV1s1on ot Eldon Platt one t1me star player for Umversxty htqh a very good team was shaped out of some capable mater1al In the f1rst two matches the Golden Ttde tennls team played they establlshed them selves as the c1ty champlons In the hrst match aqalnst St Marys who were c1ty champxons last year and who also hold a vlctory over Eugene h1qh thts year Um H1 came out on top of a very well touqht match Memers ot the team th1s year are B111 Mox ley Leonard Gard D1ck Smlth senlors Al lan Gard Jumor and Bob Buck sophomore e Q S Young Mens Dress Wear For Smartly Styled Clothmg that keeos you a step ahead of the other fellow Graduatlon Sults S25 00 to S35 00 24 1 I , . , , . , H . I : v 1 Y Y , Y - - U U 1 . l-,, . T ' ' - 1 1 I - I I I - ' I I I - I I I I I ' . X I I I , - , 1 ' - ' I I I I - . , . . . ' . , , I , - 1-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,-:::::::::::Q:::::::::'0::::::::::: A 1

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BACK ROW Hendruckson Gatlln DeAutremont Deverell Mann FRONT ROW Bulluon Gard Skade Rnchardson K lzeflml Fourth place 1n the state basketball tourna ment was the f1nal outcome of the Un1vers1ty h1gh basketball team The T1ders also won the c1ty and southern d1v1s1on of D1str1ct No Un1vers1ty H1gh was on top of the South ern d1v1s1on of D1str1ct No 7 basketball league the whole season w1th the exceptton of two days when defeated by Eugene H1gh and thrown 1nto a t1e w1th St Mary s then a few days later St Mary s lost to put Un1 H1 1n the lead aga1n In the d1SlI1Cl playoffs U1f1ll l1 was v1ctor 1ous 1n 1t s f1rst game aga1nst Albany The had prevrously defeated the T1de1s tw1ce The team w1th the state tou narn nt l om1ng Hav1ng completed one o the neav1est praymg schedules 1n many tears the Um H1 golf team at the t1n e th1s we 1 to press was go1n 5 througl' extens1 Je preparauon lOl the state golf tournament to e held 1n Cor vall1s about the rruddle of Max Th1s year the team was rep esented bv ahead played the1r game w1th determ1na t1on and conf1dence and defeated Corvall1s Leonard Gard and George Bull1on who placed f1rst and second 1n the h1gh scor1ng honors of the Southern DIVISION of D1Slf1Cl 7 were placed on the all star team and Bob Deverell on the second team In the state tournament Leonard Gard was named captam of the All State team and also chosen the most valuable player 1n the tournament Leonard Gard George Bulhon Bob Dever ell B1ll Skade Don Campbell Lester L1bke France Wycoff as manager are the gradu Lyons Bay R1chardson Delton Mann Chuck DeAutremont Thame Gatlm Capta1n Ralph Huest1s Rodney Taylor Rob ert Eve ett Fred Barker Dewyne Omhd and LOUIS To geson who IS the only graduat1ng letterman B3 v1rtue of games won the carrpus d1v ot d1gje s were glven a l1kely chance for state champ1onsh1p honors 23 'Q . T . ,Z , : ' , ' . , , . : ' , I 7. ' ' ' ' ' - I - I , ' r I I. l I - I I I I 1 I ' ' ' ' . cs - second game was aga1nst Corvallis, who ating seniors. To be back next year are lay . , ' r 1 e o .Q I , ' I ' . A I 1 4 1 ' 1 - - - 1 1 - - 1 1 7 1 - ' - , A - T - ' ' . n. ' r c , ' ' 7 l C 1 rl . , A A , . . 1 I . A L . .

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Track From a request by Ray Hendrickson, ath- letic director, sophomore turnout for the track season was exceptionally large, and added together with the juniors and seniors, there was a capable track team molded together. For the first time in the history of Univer- sity High, the Tider's track team was victori- ous in a two-way meet. ln the meet with Roseburg the Tiders totaled up 74 points to the loser's 46. First places were Won by Cullen Murphy in the 120 high hurdles, Del- ton Mann in the 220 low hurdles, George Bullion in the javelin, Don Campbell in the 880 and discus, Bob Deverell in the 440, Iim Petermann in the 220, Don Plath in the mile. and the relay team composed of Wycoff, Sargent, Bullion and Petermann were the winners in the 880 relay. Ease 62 Showlng power and determination in their early games was one of the features of the Tide s 1938 baseball squad Inspired by the basketball team s fine showing no team this spring Wanted to meet defeat and the baseballers made that evident Bad Weather hindered few games this season Members of the team included Galvin a gent Ray Richardson outtielders Chuck D Brut e'n nt Kenny Perm Leonard Gard Delton Mann and Don Plath intielders Bud Codda d and Bob Emmons catchers and Ge rge Bullion and Arthur Prochnow pitch ers Vernon Hanson of the University of Oregon assisted Ray Hendrickson in coach ing duties Colver Waller was manager BACK ROW Hendrickson Sargent Gard Stafford Plath DeAutremont FRONT ROW Mann Perm Emmons Lyons Skade Goddard COUPLIUENTS E R I C M E R R E L L Clothes rm lien aiu! buys vs-'04-.ao IND U1 L 1 x., T i , , Q 1, Q ,, A - C- . . U , , , . 1 - . . ' 4 I I I 1 . . I in - I . . 1 A . . - 1 V , 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 t-:::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::-:::::.-4- -..-..,-f.,.A,., 7 1 . 4 . L . ' . 1 , - ' 4 . :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::.-,,:::,,:::::,::::-