University High School - Duckling Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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DU'CKLINGSTA FF 1 Editor ............................................................ Martha Moore Assistant editor ........ - ...... . ....:.................'...Louise Hering Business Manager.......' ...... ............. Frances Leavitl Bill Maltmctn Billie Hearne Phil Campbell L Evelyne Dawson Don Treadgold Colver Waller Harold Handshuh Suzanne Stickels Louise Murphy ' Winnie Scroggie Joyce Clark Eileen Loseth Feature Editor ? ....................... , ............... Susan Hufiaker I L Assistant feature editor .................... Florence Jackson Picture Editor .................................................... Beity Perry Don Sipe Sidney Inthtm Keith Rodmcm Wendell Jensen Dwight Caswell Lloyd Johnson Carl Saylor ' ' Sports Editor ............................... ........ I ........ Don Plath Advertising.........H.................................L....Priscilla Norton Ruby Iackson v Dduglcts Spencer 3111 Tuqman Dwight Caswell Elizabeth Edmunds ' ' Script Editor; ............................... ' ...... ..Abbie Jane White Assistant script editor : ............. Mary Elizabeth Earl Art Editors ........................ Helen Rayburn, Iane Godlove Organizations ............................................. Mary Ann Fox Doris'Iones Virginia Salle'ee Harold Handshuh Conchy Urquiri Margaret Harshmcm . Pat Stanard Jim Murphy ' Elizctketh Edmunds Betsey Steffen' Betty Perry Jim Baker . Joyce Clark Abbie Jane White Bill Tugmom Dwight Caswellv Ralph Huestis ' Barbara Halli Pauline Palmer Doris Perin Louise Murphy Peter Howard Priscilla Norton Phoebe Smith . LOuise Hering Robert French . Suzanne Stickels Don Jones ' - Helen Rayburn Margaret De Cou Ioe Iacksoh

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DEDICATION , CONTENTS To the ideals of iournalism and to the ad- vancement o-i iournalistic endeavor through those principles set forward in our Quill and Scroll Code. we dedicate this book in the hope that it might be a step toward ap- preciation of the literary field in University High School. V ' With the three publications in University High the school has already come far in the development of ideas and: proiects in . the. field, of i ournali'sm. me: t EN MI! .... Iulllll;..;nq UIMHJHH'eHH mulmu szuawNszQwo

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om gctmt Days THE UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL Univer51ty High School was organized in 1916 by the University of Oregon as a teach- ers' training school, with Professor F. L. Stetson of the School of Education as its first principal. For several years classes were held in the old Oregon building. Six grades were included in University High until 1929, when the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades were transferred to Roose- velt Junior High. Mr. Stetson was followed as principal by Rollie Dickerson, who, after two years, re- linquished his position to Harold Benjamin, now with the Colorado Teachers' College. B. U. Moore, the present principal, followed Mr. Benjamin. According to Mr. Moore, there has been approximately 950 graduates from Uni- versity High since it organization, and never less than sixty per cent of each lll graduating class has gone on to the Uni- versity of Oregon. Courses offered at Uni- versity High are mostly college prepara- tory. There has been a gradual change in the student teacher system, and more regular instructors have been added to the teach- ing staff in order that there may be a closer There is an average of thirty to forty student teach- supervision of student teachers. ers each semester in all departments, in- cluding physical education, music, and art. Approximately 225 students are attend- ing University High this year, and there are ten regular teachers. There are about twenty-five students less this year than last due to the more restrictive enrolment quotas. The greatest reduction has been in the Sophomore Class.