Myrtle Leaf Staff Encourages Early Annual Preparations
The Myrtle Leaf staff urges increased student and teacher effort toward producing the annual. Associate Editor Velma Hamon and editors George Baxter Elma Russell and others emphasize student responsibility in submitting class maps seniors activities and class pages to avoid delaying the printer and missing outside sales.
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Fidhter
Velma Hamon
George Baxter
Elma Russell Sporta
Robert Powrlexchange
Margaret Lever
Lucile Sumerlin
Helen McCracken
The
Fragmentary OCR Note On City Body and Lying Ties
A partial OCR fragment references the Ge ri Rathieclastiie support and a malar factor in city life. The text appears as an incomplete note about a body and lines of strain over a city area.
County Typing Contest Slated for April 13
A county typing contest will be held in eerie Saturday April 13 with all active teams from the county expected to enter. Participants include Dorothy Hartley Beneva Fatten Elma Margaret Laver and others totaling a Polat team rate higher than Ne No oe Bend.
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Ne Myris Pot
Evie
Dorothy Hartley
Beneva Fat
Eerie
Typing Team Sets New Records in Evening Tryouts
Seven students practiced in Hul window to form the typing team as a large crowd gathered outside. Most pupils failed to match classroom records, while a few set new personal bests despite the distractions.
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Hul
Orerday
Soy
Myrtle Point Wins Benin Hugh er at Roseburg Meet
The Myrtle Point High School Smith Hughes department captured seven events in the Southwestern Oregon Benin Hugh er at Roseburg last Saturday. Lyle Barklow led rope work, Eugene Fredenburg won milk testing, Oliver B won blacksmithing, and multiple Point students earned top placements in rafter cutting, estimating weights, and soldering while contending in judging. Myrtle Point placed first, second, or third in every event and later faced a basketball tournament where they beat Grants Pass 7-6 in prelims before losing to Roseburg in the final.
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Smith-Hughes
Myrtle Point High School
Oregon
Roseburg
Soldaring
Myrtle Point
Lyle Barklow
Eugene Fredenb
Oliver B
Leslarklow
Cruman Wagner
Personal notices of student absences and new enrollments
Absentees due to illness include Oren Haselst on, Lloyd Davenport, Agnes Gearhart, Jay Schriefer, Frances Booth, Margaret Chase, Calvin Bigelow, Hildreth Hill, Hilda Loahianah, Jean Luttrell, Lora Ingram, and Lana Kellenburger. Miss Margaret Madis of Bremerton visited, Maxine Button joined Freshman class, Howard Slonacher enrolled from North Bend, bursting enrollment to twenty five. Mrs Young John Young and Miss Margaret Hades arrived from Bremerton for a visit with Miss Mae Young and will return Wy.
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Ilness
Oren Haselston
Lloyd Davenport
Agnes Gearhart
Jay Schriefer
Frances Booth
Margaret Chase
Calvin Bigelow
Hildreth Hill
Hilda Loahianah
Jean Luttrell
Lora Ingram
Lana Kellenburger
Herman Nelson
Ileas
Margaret Madis
Bremmerton Wash
Maxine Button
Bandon
Howard Slonacher
North Bend
Mrs Young
John Young
Margaret Hades
Bremerton
Mae Young
University of Oregon Speaker Urges Mastery of Human and Material Worlds
Professor Morse of the Economics Dept addresses the student body on education and two worlds, human and material, stressing that mastering both leads to success. He later counsels the Senior class on education amid difficulties. The Hygiene association then presents talks to students with Mrs Chamberlain sharing insights for girls.
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Morse
Economics Department
University of Oregon
Homer Chamberlain
The
State Hygiene Association
Mr. Chamberlain
Amberlain
Girls League Meeting Plans Tea for Mothers
A after school meeting in the Domestic Science room formed committees for decorations refreshments and invitations for the tea next month. Ane Baker resident appointed committees for decorations refreshments and invitations.
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Ane Baker
Council action on letters and student assignments
A council meeting held Tuesday of last week approved issuance of four debate letters, one declamatory letter, one oratory letter, and basketball letters. The rest of the text urges a job opportunity for a boy to overcome apathy and retiring disposition by driving a five ten truck.
Five Smith-Hughes Schools in Events
Roseburg hosts a day of agricultural contests with Myrtle Point leading in horse, sheep and hog categories. Winners include Elmo Christensen and Charles Leather man of Myrtle Point, with judges from Oregon State College and Southern Pacific present to oversee the events.
Pioneer Mr Strong Passes After Long Illness in Coos County
Louis Biveng of Coos County records the life of Mr Strong who died after months of illness. Born in Missouri and raised in Keokuk County Iowa, he journeyed with his wife to Oregon seeking a homestead and hosted a flour mill career before moving to Myrtle Point. Nine children survive including Frank, Lou, Bertha, Alice, Lucy, Viola, Henry, Jacob, and John. He was a Mason and previously ran hardware and implement business.
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Louis Biveng
Coes County
Mr. Strong
Handa
Plains
Oregon
Nevada
Sacramento
Strong
Tillamook
Applegate
Medford
Coos County
North Fork
Frank
Santa Cruz
Calif
Lou
Bandon
Bertha Floyd
Riverton
Alice Neal
Chinook
Wash
Lucy Jones
Myrtle Point
Viola Warner
Broadben
Quote on Youth Effort Shifts to Spud Planting
The remark urges a shift from youths chasing fast cars to youths cultivating crops, advocating practical farming work over risky speed. It emphasizes the value of labor in planting spuds as a constructive rural duty.
The Spencer Short Coat Origin Story
The Spencer short coat rose to popularity after Earl Spencer boasted during George II’s reign that a mocked fashion would spread if worn by a person of status. He cut the skirts from his coat and debuted the shorter style, provoking imitators and a London tailor to copy the innovation within the week.
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Spencer
George II
Earl Spencer
London
Wedding Guests From Oregon Aboard Marshfield Event
Miss Eileen Barker of the University of Oregon attended Irene Woodworth's wedding in Marshfield and returned to Eugene. Thema Crandall from The Dalles joined them. The Axes family traveled from Portland to consult a specialist about Dan's health who has been ill for nine months. Dan Axe stays with his parents at the Myrtle Point hotel.
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Eileen Barker
University of Oregon
Irene Woodworth
Marshfield
Eugene
Thema Crandall
The
Dalles Si ™E
Will Axe
Dan Axe
Portland
Dan
Mr Axe
Peter Axe
Myrtle Point Hotel
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