Unusual Junior Play Promises Higher Class Comedy
The junior class presents a play titled Boas with a star-studded cast led by Delorés Belloni as secretary and Cecil Barker as Edgar Tatum. The production follows strenuous tryouts from about forty students and aims to surpass last year’s show.
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Fun
Romezee
Delorés Belloni
Thomas
Cecil Barker
Edgar Tatum
Bilile Lund
Edgar
Elsie Tatum
Alileen Dement
Grace Cheney
Laura Cheney
Janet Martin
Cheney
Teen Fundraiser Sale Features Tek Ets in Friday Event
Ted and Oscar promote a fundraiser as Draper and Herter siege themes appear in the second act. TV and fancy evening gowns provide color, while high school students sell Tek ets on Friday evening for 26 and 50 cents.
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Ted
Oscar
Who's Boss Junior Play Scenes Noted
Snappy scenes from the junior play Who's Boss were shown in the auditorium on Wednesday December 2. Three skits offered the student body a glimpse of the upcoming production and its tone.
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Who
Basketball practice opens with large turnout at local high school
Large turnout for early practice with coach Easman predicting a strong season. Two squads will be formed, about ten on the first team and the rest on the second. Returning lettermen include Earl Woods Ike Miller Walter Folsher Lyle Carver and Leonard. Other prospects Bandon and Myrtle Point players vie for spots as the schedule unfolds.
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Easmann
Easman
Earl Woods
Ike Miller
Walter Folsher
Ards
Lyle Carver
Leonard
Bob Mast
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Pont
North Bend
Marshfield
Bandon
Freshmen Lead With Fifteen Honor Roll Students
The six week honor roll features fifteen freshmen among forty two students listed. Names include Mary Jane Barker Edwin Binehoe Baer Detwiller Ann Harlocker Harrison Viola Hoffman Boose Landy Phydelias Morris Esther Nelson Grayce Perry Som Robison Josephine Shellhammer Bonnie Sumerin Dale Trout Leslie Wilson among freshmen. Sophomores Juanita Watson Doris James Helma Olsen Evelyn Steinhoff, Juniors Neva McNair Paula Breuer Joanne Perrott Theda Schroeder Rucert Steele Leonard Shelton Marguerite Sunstrup Helen Gill Kenneth Button Freida James Seniors Esi Breuer Dorothy Horschauer Jean Preasler Clifford Jennings Austin Hall Andy Newhouse Lois Porterfield Julia Myrl Leather man Genevieve Knight Priscilla Devore Anita Gill Eugene Kinnicott Charles Leatherman.
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Mary Jane Barker
Edwin Binehoe
Baer Detwiller
Ann Harlocker
Harrison
Viola Hoffman
Boose Landy
Phydelias Morris
Esther Nelson
Grayce Perry
Som Robison
Josephine Shellhammer
Bonnie Sumerin
Dale Trout
Leslie Wilson
Juanita Watson
Doris James
Helma Olsen
Evelyn Steinhoff
Neva McNair
Paula Breuer
Joanne Perrott
Theda Schroeder
Rucert Steele
Leonard Shelton
Marguerite Sunstrup
Helen Gill
Kenneth Button
Freida James
Esi Breuer
Dorothy Hoschauer
Jean Preasler
Ciiford Jennings
Austin Hall
Andy Newhouse
Lois Porterfield
Julia Myrl Leatherman
Genevieve Knight
Priscilla Devore
Anita Gill
Eugene Kinnicott
Charles Leatherman
School activity schedule rearranged by faculty
Faculty members reorganized top activities last Thursday due to lost time. The 1 to 2 o'clock classes shifted to 1 66 to 2 46, while 2 o'clock classes now run from 2 80 to 8 40. The 40 minute end-of-day period was extended from 1 00 to 1 56 o'clock.
Seniors Stage Magazine Style Christmas Program
Under Miss Linn and Miss Londros the senior class presents a December 23 Christmas program. Seniors write many recitations with Miss Linn guiding. The program includes Christmas songs by the glee club alongside the seniors recitations and readings.
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Miss Linn
Miss Londros
Glee Club
Akits
Dixie Jubilee Quartet Sings at Methodist Church
The Dixie Jubilee Quartet performed at the Methodist church Thursday evening and in the afternoon gave two numbers. They sang Play Your Harp and then a humorous caliope style piece enjoyed by students.
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Dixie Jubilee Quartet
Methodist Church
Steem Caliope
Myrtle Point Librarian Dinner Party At Ruth Woodward Home
Student librarians of Myrtle Point High School and 18 friends gathered for a cafeteria dinner at Miss Ruth Woodward’s Arag home on Wednesday December 2. The group plans to host 12 similar parties for the rest of the year.
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Myrtle Point High School
Ruth Woodward
Arag
Paper mess in room four sparks classroom mystery
A noon-time sight in room four prompts speculation about scattered paper balls but the clue points elsewhere. The narrator notes it was the lane area causing the mess, not first graders, hinting at an odd incident beyond a simple classroom slip.
Newspaper Clipping Bureau Wastes Paper In Scramble
A chaotic classroom scene unfolds as students rush in for class. Miss Barker guards the door while a journalist retrieves scattered sheets and a tall waste paper basket overflows with clippings.
Beginning members chosen for state typing team
Beginning members will be picked next week from Neva McNair Selma Latham Marguerite Sunstrup and Billie Lund. Advanced members Eloise Crowley and Juhin Myrie Leatherman return from last year as the class trains for speed since there is no county contest and the team will prepare for the state contest.
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Neva McNair
Selma Latham
Marguerite Sunstrup
Billie Lund
Eloise Crowley
Juhin Myrie Leatherman
Freshmen Edge Sophomores in Tight 21 19 Volleyball
Freshmen beat sophomores 21 to 19 in a close game at 1280 Monday. Seniors defeated juniors 21 to 11 at one o'clock Monday. Class teams practiced at 12 30 on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
Juniors Split Wins in Two Freshman Contest
Week Miss Lindros acted as referee. The 80 ceat won over the freshmen a score. The juniors aan iat played two games, each winning one.
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Miss Lindros
Second year typists work on forms and budgets
The article notes second year typists using business forms and budget invoices. First year students center simple letters while potential team typists from among Neva McNar Marguerite Sunstrup Selma Latham and Billie Lund await decision.
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Neva McNar
Marguerite Sunstrup
Selma Latham
Billie Lund
Candy sale at junior play next Friday night
Home made candy will be sold at the junior play next Friday night. All the girls of the class were asked to bring home-grade candy for the occasion. Audrey Davenport, Rose Kellenberger, and Alerta Volkmar are among those involved.
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F F. A
Mr Church
Mr. Sawyer
Harriet Bones
Louise Lemon
Audrey Davenport
Rose Kellenberger
Alerta Volkmar
Thealyo
Accidents Reported In Region With Several Injuries
Groeger, on crutches, suffered a fall while walking to a neighbor’s house causing knee injury and cartilage damage. Church family car rollover near Oakland left him with chest injuries and facial bruising. Ann Harlock sustained a severe eye bruise in another crash. Prod Sehm reportedly off crutches Monday.
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By Groeger
Mr. Church
Oakland
Quotations From Local Residents Note Varied Views
A collection of brief, fragmented statements from residents including Janet Martin and Leanna Schroeder. Topics touch on education, weight, dress, humor about Santa Claus, and personal well being amid casual conversations.
Pianos Tuned at Union High by Thomas Music Co
Mr. Draper from Thomas Music Co in Marshfield tuned both pianos at the union high school Friday.
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Mr. Draper
Thomas Music Co
Marshfield
Union High School
Tide Lifts All Ships in Prayerful Metaphor
A devotional piece compares God’s love to the tide lifting every craft from yacht to old gravel boat. It uses floaty maritime imagery to express universal spiritual uplift and the reach of the Holy Spirit, though some words are garbled.
The Church with a Message and a Welcome
The Presbyterian church outlines service hours including Bible school at 16, junior church at 11, morning service at 11 20, Christian Endeavor at 6 30, and evening worship with a sermon by the pastor at 7 80. Pastor E V Ostrander signs the notice.
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Presbyterian Church
E. V. Ostrander
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