Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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M164 vt 'gf a si 'uw iawmfwq, wk W SENIORS TAKE THE 3-3'- LIMELIGHT vang, 13... :fifth 1 KALMAN ARIOLA Vice Pres s faq, SKI P TRAYNOR President Skip our energetic president ca pably directed the seniors in their many activities this year I-le was ably assisted by Bette Barbara and lxalman The class of Sl comprised of students from many schools has enjoyed its many activities in the past two years at Wil lamette The first activity of the year was a chili feed and dance for the senior high The seniors had a great deal to do with the success of the carnival by helping in the general preparation Confetti, coke, candy, a food booth, and two bingo booths were managed by them. Rather than take one extensive trip the class decided to take two skip days. The first such day was spent at Benton Lane Park. Roller skating, dancing, ca- nasta, pool, followed by chicken dinner at Harry's Drive- ln were activities ofthe day. Later in the spring the seniors again took off for another good time.- BETTE MILLER Treasurer BARBARA JACOBS Secretary April again found the seniors active An afternoon movie followed by a potluck supper provided entertainment before an evening of play rehearsal One of the highlights of the year was the successful presentation of the play, Footloose , on April 27 Each individual of the class had a part in making this an outstanding event Starting a tradition of Senior Day, a special assembly was presented, consist- ing of a talk by the president, class'will and prophecy, and several musical num- bers. A luncheon followed in the catorium. For its last get-together, a picnic was held after school one day in June. The seniors set the precedent of wear- ing the school colors, maroon gowns with white cords, at graduation exercises.