The Myrtle Leaf Staff Presents a School Play
Myrtle Point Union High School’s The Myrtle Leaf lists editor Lita Lewis manager June Baker sports writer Cecil Barker Leonard Shelton. Ben Hickman is played by Harold Endicott with aunt Mrs Emmeline Jessup and Genevieve Knight as Nancy. Grace Mary Linn directs with drama coach Misa Alice Alvardes. Eugene Kinncutt handles tickets. Tickets are 38 cents and 2 cents. first hundred seats reserved.
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Lita Lewis
June Baker
Cecil Barker Leonard Shelton
Ben Hickman
McDowell's
Harold Endicott
Emmeline Jessup
Nancy
Genevieve Knight
Grace Mary Linn
Misa Alice Alvardes
Eugene Kinnbcutt
Eighth grade day excursion at Myrtle Point on April 15
Anxious group of twenty three eighth graders from Myrtle Point and nearby districts visited the local high school for a peek at freshman life. The students split into three tracks agriculture general and home economics and toured departments while a play and glee club performance entertained in the study hall.
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Myrtle Point
Kreshnen
Freahmen
Sophmare
Atoone Wittock
Giles Glee Club
Eng
Agen Uwllure
Isiton Betetins Tyeboa World Yusouw ' Pegler
Martie
Jean Ha
Welter Mead
Bari
Bari Wieswsvve Jaeves Coil
Tidle Markiow Foota Volar Thelgua Marts Mere
Goedbennan
Tom Uapres
Bo Oe
Inee Backtw
Pek Miller Winn Hete's
Maniwana Steele Fun Furry Eune Hoseterge
Fiawce Kelie Atelae Clark Btema
Herber Taney
Jack Warne
Liat Palmer
Boul Nertoe Frauete
Jusa
Willige
Stitt
Biastengen
Awha
Daater Durell
Nora Mari Far
Hilly Whittington
Gene
Aeath
Seth Nett
Moo
Howe Mildred Vout
Pit
Piatere
Newbury
York
Myrtle Point Students Head to Corvallis for State Meet
The Myrtle Point team plans to leave Friday at noon for Corvallis to defend their title with contestants Eloise Crowley Julia Myrleatherman and more in amateur and novice divisions. Local events include stock market chatter and a list of students on honor rolls and class standings.
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Myrtle Point
Fur Corvellis
Corvallis
Viners
Commerce Buildiig
Vin'clock
Eloise Crowley
Julia Myrleatherman
Selma Latham
Marguerite Sunatrap
Berys
Cronunies
Mands
H Hearted
Andy Newhouse
Ear Neuer
Lyle Carver
James
Rowley Norland Gant
Paul Lord Clinard Moat
Journalism class to publish paper next week and assign editor and manager
The journalism class selects Miss Barker and editor Lila Lewis as the move moves forward. Stanley Steinhoff is named editor and Jack Ocheltree manager for the next issue while the girls staff will be appointed later.
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Wirle
Miss Barker
Lila Lewis
June Baker
Stanley Steinhoff
Jack Ocheltree
Interclass Track Meet Friday Event at Athletic Field
Friday the interclass track meet will be held at the fair grounds athletic field. Officials announce events begin in the late afternoon with students from all classes competing for top honors.
Fresnmens Organize Baseball Team Plans and Manager Named
Freshmen boys met last week to organize a baseball team and Raymond Carver was elected manager. The team is ready to play anytime. Edwin Crowley, a Union High School student, is recovering at home from a recent flu relapse after being moved from Weasley Hospital in Marshfield to his grandmother Mrs. Harry's residence in Coquille.
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Edwin Crowley
Union High School
Weasley Hospital
Marshfield
Harry of
Coquille
Journalist urges accurate news reporting before lesson
Mr Church stresses the first duty of a journal style reporter is to cover the news and report it correctly. He notes no one asked about last week's story and urges reporters to visit him before writing about Harding, Coolidge, or other figures.
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Mr Church
Harding
Coolidge
Track men list at Earl Woods era team lineup
Those boys turning out for track are Earl Woods Earl Bretor Lloyd Ray Eugene Kinnicutt Robert Kroeger Bob Giles Wilfred Neal Vincent Hunt Francis Young Floyd King Leonard Shelton Walter Felsher Edwin Raskliff and Jerry McConnell Derl Carver is manager of the track team again this year.
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Earl Woods
Earl Bretor
Lloyd Ray
Eugene Kinnicutt
Robert Kroeger
Bob Giles
Wilfred Neal
Vincent Hunt Francis Young
Floyd King
Leonard Shelton
Walter Felsher
Edwin Rsckliff
Jerry McConnell
Derl Carver
Myrtle Point High to Present Radio Program on KOO at Coos Bay
Myrtle Point high school plans a radio program to air on station KOO at Coos Bay. Details and date are undecided but the event is slated for sometime soon, likely next month, according to instructor Sawyer Smith-Hughes.
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Myrtle Point High School
K. O O
Coos Bay
M Sawyer Smith-Hughes
Bread and milk diet urged for health and thrift
Nutrition guidance favors bread and milk as the diet’s base with fruit and vegetables to meet minerals and vitamins. The text cites whole grains over refined cereals and offers recipe ideas like Cheese Strata and milk rich dishes, urging budgeting for milk, bread, and other foods.
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Oregon Dairy Council
Citizens Bank
Portland
Oregon
Oregon State College honors Kenneth Cain elects Alpha Zeta secretary
Kenneth Cain of Arago, a sophomore in agriculture at Oregon State College, has been elected secretary of Alpha Zeta the national honor fraternity in agriculture. Members are chosen from juniors and seniors for scholarship leadership and manhood. Cain also belongs to Alpha Gamma Rho the national social fraternity.
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Oregon State College
Corvallis
Kenneth Car
Arago
Alpha Zeta
National Honor Fraternity
In Agriculture
Cain
Alpha Gamma Rho
Natwnal
Christian Endeavor Party at Presbyterian Church
A gay crowd of youths gathered April 14 in the Presbyterian church social parlors decorated with apple blossoms and ferns. They played ping pong and rock and enjoyed lemonade and cupcakes. attendees included Helen Lund, Leonard Ranton, Harlow Ranton, Donald Gilkieon, Gilda Dietz, Marianna Stelle, RobOS Steele, Adelbert Steele, Gohery Jarrett, Lynn Hoover, Mary Hoover, Dale Druliner, Paula Breuer, Eleanor Brewer, Eugene Kinpicutt, Zelle Mae Moon, Cecil Barker and Mrs E V Ostrander.
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Presbyterian Church
Helen Lund
Leonard Ranton
Harlow Ranton
Donald Gilkieon
Gilda Dietz
Marianna Stelle
Robos Steele
Adelbert Steele
Gohery Jarrett
Lynn Hoover
Mary Hoover
Dale
Daily quart milk linked to healthier growth and diet
Nutrition guidance promotes a daily quart of milk for children and adults including pregnant and nursing women. The piece argues milk as a primary bone and teeth builder, outlines a balanced plan with four cups of milk plus vegetables, and shares a vegetable chowder recipe. It also notes Mrs N P Peterson’s ongoing health concerns.
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H.C Sherman
Columb) University
Oregon Wary Council
Citizens Bark
Portland
Oregon
Boy Scout News In Myrtle Point Dues Set At Fifty Cents
Jack Clinton and Jack Hughes will take tenderfoot tests next Monday night due to the absence of the Scoutmaster. Donald Hay joined the troop at the flat meeting. E A Britton will oversee a Court of Honor on April 29 at City Hall. Myrtle Point Troop 13 must reregister by April during the Coos Douglas period. Dues are 50 cents per year, covering all National Boy Scout privileges.
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Jack Clinton
Jack Hughes
Mr. Barker
Schroeder
Donald Hay
E. A Britton
Myrtle Point
Coos-Douglas
Myrtle Paint
Boy Scout Organization
Junior Boy Scouts Meet at Christian Church Tuesdays
The Junior Boy Scouts from eight to two years old meet at the Christian church every Tuesday at 7 o'clock. There are 14 enrolled, with L. S Martin guiding their activities. Portlander Mr Montgomery of the Oregon News visited Portland and praised the town's improvements during his first visit in sixteen years.
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Christian Church
L. S Martin
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