Students Earn A Grades On Report Cards
The report cards were handed out Friday and several students earned top marks. Notable A students include Juniors Constance Felsher Reilly Hartley and Volkmar plus Helen McCracken Robert Powrie Elma Russell Carolyn Schneider LaCie Sumerlin. Sophomores Edwina Casebeer Billy Griggs Jean Guerin Mary Ellen Hartley Hazel West. Freshmen Priscilla Deyoe Frances Fearnley Walter Felsher Austin Hall Opal Willey Helen McCracken Elma Russell. Both Juniors merit extra recognition for four A pluses.
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Constanc Felsher
Reilly Hartley
Va Volkmar
HeleneCracken
Robert Powrie
Elma Russel
Carolyn Schneider
Lacie Sumerlin
Edwina Casebeer
Billy Griggs
Jean Guerin
Mary Ellen Hartley
Hazel West
Priscilla Deyoe
Frances Fearnley
Walter Felsher
Austin Hall
Opal Willey
Helen McCracken
Elma Russell
Sophomores Plan Private Lab Oratory Event for Jane
Sophomores met in the lab Friday morning to arrange a private party for Jane within a month. They state no one outside Sophomores and the faculty is invited or welcome.
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Jane
Oratory and Declamation Contestants Speak at School
Students selected to represent the school in declamation and oratory spoke before the student body on April 12. Verna Brenn gave a selection and Lane Hamenne Lane performed with skill, giving the school high hopes for the county contest.
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Verna Bnet G Ave
Hamenne Lane
Gislan
Senate
Senior Play Am I Intruding a Myrtle Point Mystery
Twelve seniors and a few instructors practice nightly at Myrtle Point High School for a senior play titled Am I Intruding? The juniors, hidden nearby, claim the cast is surprisingly good and invite the town to the May 10 and May 11 performance.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Typing Team Repeats County Championship
Myrtle Point wins its fifth consecutive county typing title at Coquille. Elma Russell finishes first for beginners, Margaret Lever second in advanced, Reneva Moulxmar first and Dori Mann second in another division. Doris earns a fountain pen for top accuracy.
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Myrtle
North Bend
Elma Russell
Margaret Lever
Reneva Moulxmar
Dori Mann
Doris
Local Myrtle Point News Notes Involving Students and Travel
Personal items report students missing school due to illness and high water while others Return to classes after measles cold or vaccination The town skate night drew a large crowd and two boys escaped injury when a gravel road crash damaged a car Avolia Baker a senior married Clyde Mc ral a local high school basketball figure Mr McDonald left for Seattle to work leaving Mrs McDonald to finish her year
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Norwood Brown
Elms Russell
Mies Luttrell
Avolia Baker
Avolia
Clyde Mc’ Ral
N. .H Bend
McDonald
Seeattle
Track meet results and winners by class year
The annual class track meet was held Friday at 330 with hurdles javelin and pole vault postponed until weather permits. Juniors led with 44% points followed by Seniors 41% Fresh 8 Sophomores unknown. First place finishers included shot put Ellis Lewis Sophomore broad jump Thomas Lever Senior high jump Ki1 Dement Junior discus Chrest Christensen Junior 100 yards Aulden Warner Junior 220 yards Aulden Warner Junior 440 yards Aulden Warner Junior half mile Keith Laird Senior mile Karl Dement Junior.
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Ellis Lewis
Broadee Thomas Lever
Ki 1 Dement
Chrest Christensen
Auldon Warner
Aulden Warner
Keith Laird
Karl Dement
Lakeside Students Win WCTU Essay Contest Prizes
Lakeside high school students take top honors in the WCTU essay contest across junior senior and freshmen sophomore divisions. Ursula Stevens earned $6 for her piece "Total Abstinence as a help to the Nation" and Signe Rankila won $6 for "Total Abstinence as a benefit in athletics" as part of the awards.
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Lakeside High School
WCTU
Arago Studenta
New Lane
Ursula Stevens
Signe Rankila
Temperance Essay Winners Named in Coos County Contest
Ethel Clement of Arago won in the 7th and a crade division for her topic Baer Mug va Milk Bottle. Max Britton of New Lake took the fifth and sixth division with a work on Men and Women who are Abstainers. Teachers Mary McMahan James Mullins and Norma Allen aided the pupils. The Coos county WCTU sponsored the contest with state prize essays advancing to Portland.
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Ethel Clement
Arago
Baer
Max Britton
New Lake
Mary McMahan
Lakeside
James Mullins
Norma Allen
Coos County
WCTU
Coos
Portland
National Education Association
Sense of Sight in Plants Seems Proved
A historical note explains that plants react to light by bending toward sources of illumination and hints at a primitive sensation akin to sight. It also mentions touch sensitivity, citing the sensitive plant and other organisms with light or contact responses.
Missing Finger Leads Police to Cathedral Thief
A fragmented report describes fingerprints found after a theft at St Annes Cathedral. Investigators noted a suspect with a three-fingered right hand who sat near a bag, then rose and left with an empty tote. The case proceeded to the police court.
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England
St Annes
Roman Cathele
Pittsburgh City Structures Bridge Network Count
The city of Pittsburgh may be called the City of Bridges with 125 bridges within municipal ownership and a metropolitan district total exceeding 331 bridges owned by Allegheny County. Some bridges belong to railroads or streetcar companies, indicating a district with well over 430 crossings in total.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Who's Who and How The Electric Dealer Works
An advertorial tribute lauds The Electric Dealer and The Invisible Steve for powering chores with Lightniog and Setart. It claims Steve washes clothes cooks meals sweeps rugs runs machines and does .001 tasks, freeing time for golf and bridge. The piece ends with a salute to the Electric Man.
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Lightniog
Setart
Steve
Christian Church Sunday Services Announced
The church announces services with a Bible study at 10 00 and a sermon at 8 00 led by Minister Moomaw Roy Lutereil serves as superintendent and the public is invited to attend the worship and Christian vedio event at 7 100.
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Acho
Roy Lutereil
Christian Vedio
Sich Moomaw
Chicks Die In Shell From Incubation Errors And Breeding
Poultry expert F. E. Fox of Oregon State College cites multiple causes for chicks dying in shells. Poor vitality or inbreeding, improper egg storage temperatures, long holding times, incorrect incubator temperatures, and bad moisture control can all lead to weak hatchlings or death at hatching.
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F. E. Fox
Poultry Department
Oregon State College
Fox
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