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

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i A..-.M A ,' 5 l -x ---. ,X -Q.-.. ..n X!-1.5351 Seated: Billy Percy, Clifford Jackson and James Swenson. Standing: Mr. Hinckley and Bruce Mortensen. Not Pictured: Raymond Taylor and Gary Kunselman. archery club The Archery Club met every Wednesday afternoon on the lawn of Willamette High during the fall and spring months. The winter months were spent by the club making useful archery equipment. The officers were: Duane Posernan, presi- dent, Marvin King, secre- tary-treasurer and Ed Hinck- ley, advisor. ll .A 7 l rifle club The Willamette High School Rifleman Club, through the cour- tesy of the National Guard, met every Thursday evening at the Eugene Armory this post year, The group is composed of mem- bers of the student body for the purpose of developing skill in the use of the rifle as well as learning safe, correct methods of handling the weapon. The club officers for the past year werei Bruce Mor- tensen, president, James Swen- sen, secretary-treasurer and Ed Hinckley, advisor. Seated: Jon Peckles, Jerry Newton, Marion Elder, Francis Goodman and Peter Herman. Stand ing: Marvin King, Mr. Hinckley, Duane Paseman, Mel Thompson and Bob Windsor. Not pic fured: Dick Wilson. 11. l i 5 l l li 11 'S-.

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national honor society Row l Jo Ella Lmdley Joyce Goldsworthy Nancy Jansen Margaret Bruce Joan Kundert Row 2 Loretta Redtneld Helen Johnson Marcua Mathews Donna Hlnton Carol Crabtree Sylvua Halngus Row 3 Don Molde Bernell Fntch Duane Jensen Jeanette Graham Jane Sorensen Pat Bolunger Patty Taylor advusor Howard Zurnmerman Row 4 Melvun Thompson Lowell Sllck Norma Scaddlng Clara Elder Barbara Mewsom Allen Berntzen Stan Parsons qulll and scroll The Natuanal Honor Socnety held a candlelrght ceremony March 6 to ID tnate l4 nw members The standards of se lectnon are scholarshlp lead ershup character and seryuce Jo Ella Lundley Helen Johnson Bernell Futcl' and Basnl Scala bran are the last charter mem bers to graduate Off: ers for the year were Duane Jensen presndent Jane Sorensen vnce presxdent Helen Johnson sec retary Sylvna Halngus treasur Basrl Scalabrnn hustornan and Howard Zummerman ad vusor Y CF A new club to Wrllamette thus year ns Quull and Scroll an lnternatnonal Honorary for g lournallsm students lnstalla tuon of the chapter and ottncers was held Aprul 8 at a potluck supper In the audntorlum Of flcers for the year were Dave Mathews presndent Barbara Eatmon vrce presldent Dons Pet rsen secretary treasurer and Gertrude Schoeler and Paula Layne advisers Row l Joan Bond Barbara Eatmon Dave Mathews Ruta Reddnsh Sylvla Hallqus Row 2 Advlser Paulnne Layne Lorraune Toebe Betty Jo Bum guardner Jo Ella Lundley advuser Gertrude Schoeler I C I , ' , , 1 , I 1 , : V , - J , - ef: , 5 I . 4 ' Z A I I I I I I ' : I I I I I IA O .. . s -x I K' f ' - , , l' U x X lv- . -, ' we vc 1 . a 4 , wk 1 Z' I ' - N 9 . ll ' -Q 5 Xl ' . '. , . v A - xl - Q 5 , 2 V f , J C , ' V l I . px . ,Q , . 1 ., I I 1 1 t 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 '

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in A' i 4 Q 17 -- E Front row: M. Asplund, S. Zimmer, C. Tweedie, J. Hulse, and M. Tatley. n row N Pa ne L Pritchard C Pritchard W Falk and Mr. Zim- Seco d : . y , . , - , - A , merman. Not pictured: B. Mortensen, J. Gilbert, and H. Sullivan. SENIOR 81 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' LEAGUES . The objective ofthe Senior and Junior High Girls' Leagues are to promote friendship and to provide social activi- ties for the student body. Among their many contributions to the school the Senior High Girls' League has sponsored two assemblies, Twirp Week, Girls' of the Month, and the Mother and Daugh- ter Tea. Senior high officers ore: Sylvia Haligus, Darlene Ross, Ann Schnell and Marlys Munro, seated. Pat Taylor and Betty senior drama The purpose of this organization is to pro- mote dramatic activity among th e students. This years officers were Je r r y Gilbert, presi- dent, Bruce Mortensen, vice-president, C a r ol Tweedie, secretaryg 6 Jeannie Hulse, trea- surer, Howard Zimmer- man acted as their adviser. Activities of the Junior High Girls' League consisted of three parties, Red Cross work, and Girls' of the Month. They also worked with the senior high girls on the Mother and Daughter Tea. St k , f d' . 0 er S on mg Joanne Petersen Carol n I o seated and 1 Y Q 1 Francis Coleman and Janet Tweedie standing.