University High School - Duckling Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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They were fully represented on the swim- ming, track, and baseball teams. Many class members took advantage of their rights as juniors and joinecl organi- zations, liorbiclclen to them as sophs- namely, I-Ii-Y, Scarlet Masque, and seven juniors were eleetecl to the National Honor Society. Thus runs the tale of junior doings. VVhat lies aheacl is unpredictable, but, with a Feeling of satisfaction and accomplish- ment, the class looks forward to a senior year of great knowledge and prosperity. White, Morton, Furr, R. Woodworth FOURTH ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: O'Hearn, Lawson, Bylund, Anderson, Jaqua, Olney, Gilbertson, THIRD ROW: Cole, Croft, White, Neer, Mannilng, G. Dyck. SECOND ROW: Harvey, Bennett, Marten, DeCou, Fredricks, Huestis, McCallum, geltola, Rae. FIRST ROW: Bogen, Furr, Chapman, Eaton, Erickson, Handshuh, rown. 21

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JUNIORS After successfully emerging from their so called green stage , about sixty-five sophs marched back to Uni High in Sepf tember of '42 to become 21 class of loyal juniors. All the newness gone and with an air of confidence, the class settled down by electing Hal White as president, Rod Woodsvortli as vice-presidentg Louise Furr as secretary, and Nadine Morton as Stu- dent Council representative. The junior boys continued to turn out for athleticsg seven received letters in foot- ball and the B squad for basketball was largely made up of boys from this class. FOURTH ROW--LEFT TO RIGHT: Chase, Martin, Hohnstein, Woodworth, Porter, Blythe, Young, Carlyle. THIRD ROW: Morgan, Unsoeld, Underwood, Edwards, Hill, Axtell. SECOND ROW: Smith, Sutherland, S. Gifford, Gibbons, Freeman, Gilkeson, Parsons. FIRST ROW: S. Jensen, Trabue, Best, Robinson, E. Glasgow, Babb, Gaaler.

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SCP!-IGMORES The first morning of school in '42 Found a new group of sophomore recruits, enter-- ing the doors of Uni High. Soon they began taking part in various activities and it was apparent that they were not lacking in talent. Adrian Nelson was chosen to head the class during its Hrst year, with Andy Ander- son as vice-president, Mary Roome as sec- retary, and Anne Woodworth as represen- tative to the Student Council. In the spring an interesting assembly was presented for the student body. It consisted of a few musical numbers, everything from an accordian solo to a trio of girls. The clever program was climaxed with a dance carried out by three boys from the class. In the field of sports, outstanding contri- FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gellanders Everett, Hefner, Evans, Brueg- ger, Hardusty Scroggle, Moore, Kalkoven THlRD ROW: Smith, W. Near, Pat- node McGee Chase Nelson Talbot, Means SECOND ROW: Jefferies, Hinz, Albro, Yates Slglsmund, Woodworth, Phetteplace, B. Gifford, Foster, Kron- stelner FIRST ROW Plath, Burr Torkelson, Breen, Clark, Conley.