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

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Front ron T Im lelmnl J Rm ter D ,len en J lxxger Second rou. ,I Smith N Begler D Stoker .I Nlurrw B Brulley 'Hurd rou L Prltchard B Hart 1 Mr I ul rtl A -Xrre I Hut IC 1 SENIGR HIGH SPANISH CLUB The Semor Hugh Spanish Club started off an actrvc year by holdmg the Nmth Grade Span 1sh Club mltxatron wrth a supper They had a Chrnstmas party Wnth pmata and sponsored movle for an assembly As an annual affanr they gave the frrst of TERTULIAS mvxtmg stu dents and teachers from Spannsh groups of other hngh schools nn the area Dr Leavrtt O Wnght from the Umvers1ty of Oregon was therr guest In Aprrl they held a Pan Amerncan Day as sembly and attended a Pan Amerxcan Day banquet gnen by the Eugene Spanxsh Club LIBR RIANS These students under the supervxslon of Mrs Ruby God ard spend one pernod a day 1n the lxbrary learmng the funda mentals of lnbrarlanshlp Among the1r many dutxes they help students locate books check books 1n and out and help keep the hbrary rn good order fi? GAA s-li., Lelto rzght ron! rou B Hartford I Hatfield M Palmer A Arre L Fowler Secondrow M Olmstead Mlss Layne D Eaton D lung J Murray J Orml ton Third rou, G Hart ford J Short R boodrxdge L Parrett S1 x 45 i

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2 X -sf I OFFICE HELP 'lhese girls e.irn .t credit hy doing ot'- fice work for Mrs. Godard during one period of the day. Among their xyirious keep records complete and in nrdu Front row: Y. Giles, J. Crahm, U. Colburn, M. NLIIIIIWSN. lfurli' row: J. Bond, ll. king, Mrs. Godard, R. Hartford, D. Pellamt. T10 L HO The Willitittette branch of the National Honor Society is under thedirection of How- ard Zimmerman. The members are of three classes: graduate, .xctive .tnd proh.1tion.try. They are selected from four Sf.ll1kl.lI'LiSI scholar- OR SOCIETY ship, leadership, character, .ind service. A faculty committee must pass on till nominees. An installation assembly was held March 14, followed by Ll hanquet that evening. A trip to the coast w.ts taken in the spring. Front row: D. Schwartz, J. Crulnn. D. Jen-en. D. Ri-millong. I . l-:tm-son. ll. ,lolin-on. NI. Tlioilipsoil. Second l'Illl'I J or ensen, J. Lindley, M. Smit-lu-1. M. Mathews, D. Hinton. S. Huligu-. R, th-oil:-iilge. liurk mir: R. Christensen. B. Ui 1 r L. Wolfe, C. Christiansen. B. S4'tIIllhl'ill. A. Berntzen. duties, they record grades and help in

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ERVICE CLUB The Service Club is a select group of boys chosen from the student body because of their in- terest in assisting with all student body functions. The club was first organized by Mr. Gillespie, who saw the need for such an organization to assist in making Willamette High School activities the smoothly functioning events they now are. A great deal of thanks is due to this group for the many hours of work they put in behind the scenes. Front row: B. Fitch, J. Turnbull, L. Stogstlale, J. Martin . Second row: A. Bern!- zen, R. Christensen, Mr. Hinckley, B. Brown. Third row: D. Mathews, C. Flem- ming, C. Christiansen, B. Scalabrin, J. Tollefson. First row: H. Sullivan, D. Griffin, P. Carry, R. Jones, S. Payne. L. Petersen. Second row: B. Mortensen, L. Slick, J. Turnbull, R. Sustello, L. Wolfe, B. Brown. Third row: D. Warren, D. Stoker, D. Schwartz, D. Hartung, J. Tollefson, B. Marxen, M. Ross. First row: C. Mitchell, R. Taylor J Lagerquist B Loeher D Stuber PR Second row: D. Sorenson, F. Sullivdnt, Mr. Hinckley, J. Peaxice,.Ji Drews, B. Mortensen Third row: J. Lloyd, C. Jackson, A. Cox, D. Pasman, E. Sirotek, J. Swenson. Membership of this club is open to any senior high student who so desires to obligate himself with the responsibility of obtaining, present- ing, and being responsible for films, slides, filmstrips, recordings, machines, and all other audio-visual aid equipment. New members will be acceptable only by the vote of a committee made up of the of- ficers. This year's officers are Donald Schwartz, president, Bob Marxen, vice-presidentg jim Han- son, secretary-treasurer, and Dean Hartung, adviser. RIFLE CLUB The Willamette High School Rifleman Club is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. The group is composed of mem- bers of the student body inter- ested in developing skill in the use of the rifle as well as learning cor- rect, safe methods of handling the weapon. This past year all firing has been done at the Eugene Armory. Ernie Sirotek made high score honors for the season.