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

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Greeting the mothers at the door are Pam Burfunek, Donna Schuman, and Cheryl Sisson. The Girls' Glee perform for fhe mothers 68

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The Lettermen's Club puts on the Hog Hop, and presents a father-son banquet for its members. It also plans a camp-out to the coast. Lettermen officers are, front row, left to right: Ron Schultz, Sgt.-at-Arms, Gene Lyngard, Secretary. Second row: POT MU Pl Yr Treasureri Grgg Crane, President, Steve Skelton, Publicity Manager, Bill Miller, Vice President. Members of the Lettermen's Club are, front row, left to right: Richard Jobb, Bob Conant, Terry Stahel, Ed Maloney, Gene Lyngard, Greg Crane, Jeff Rude, Theron James, Rick Millburn. Second row: James Bard, Jim Sanders, Larry Perin, Doug Madsen, Carl Nicholsen, Burleigh Stokes, Joel Loeffler, Phil Petersen, Richard Harry, Steve Cox, Larry Duman, Richard Stumpf, Pat Murphy. Third row: Glen Beal, Eric Ventgen, Ken Dawe, Ken Rupp, Steve Skelton, Paul Williams, Ron Schultz, Tony Petersen, Dave Syverson, Greg Gibson. Fourth row: Bill Best, Advisor, Bill Yoder, Floyd Bard, Sandy Koepp, Earl Backman, John Lowry, Frank Gossette, John Cornett, Hal Marlowe, Bill Miller, Bill Keithly. f , 1 4 ' it ii ' ' ' ' V

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l l Rosalie Lowell, Bev Jensen, Jeri Jorgensen, Karen Knauber, Marji Graf, and Linda Cox, comically dressed, introduce each act. MOTHER-DAUGHTER TEA When lirst l rise each early morn my mother do l see. Ready and willing to lend a hand, how thankful l should bel She always has a cheerful word to start the day out right. A little smile, a tender kiss to keep my spirit bright. When school is out and home l rush, toward the end of clay, My mother's standing at the door welcoming words to say. Her hands are always busy-- she hardly ever rests. Cooking, sewing, washing, ironing, l know my mom is best! Perhaps there's one day in the year-- other than Mother's Day-- Which l can take to show my love in a very special way. One day at least must still be left-- all taken cannot be. Why yes, there's one left! What about the Mother-Daughter Tea? --Tamy Bu sk Various acts include Erna and Kay Lutz pantomining as scarecrows to the tune of Alley-Cat . Tamy Busk and Elna Eggo show the League's appre- ciation to Mrs. Godard and Mrs. Carson, advisors, as President Tish Burchfield looks on.