Myrtle Point High Names Girls Basketball Team
The Myrtle Leaf reports the girls basketball squads chosen by Miss Endre for seniors juniors and sophomores. Captains, managers, forwards guards running centers and jumping centers are listed with players including Dowle Foote Edna Doss Cene Knight Dulela Foota Lois Porterfield Lola Norris Harriett Bones Geraldine McCulloch June Baker Neva McNair Frieda James Josephine Robbins Andrey Davenport May unt Doris James Lois Robinson Clarice Shelton Bertie Forrest Leona McConnell Frances True and more. The team will practice this week and games are scheduled for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Endre
Dowle Foote
Edna Doss
Cenevieve Knight
Dulela Foota
Lois Porterfield
Lola Norris
Harriett Bones
Geraldine McCulloch
Aubs
Dolores Davenport
June Baker
Neva McNair
Frieda James
Doris James
Eileen Clinton
Rachael Bones
Catain
Lois Robinson
Clarice Shelton
Bertie Forrest
Viola Pillaards
Leona McConnell
Clarice Kelton
Francesa True
Geraldine Reed
Hazel Schrader
Red Devils Defeat Bobcats In Community Building Thriller
Coquille Red Devils defeated the Myrtle Point Bobcats 16 to 14 in Coquille last Friday. Key moments included Ostrander and Carver scoring for Coquille while McCue and Morgan boosted Myrtle Point late. Final score 16 14 with a tense fourth quarter rally by Coquille.
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Coquille Red Devils
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Coquille
Felsher
Curves
Ostrander
Coquillo
Ray
Shaver
Bobcats
Helmkin
Couule
Carver
McCue
Ken Carver
Shelton
Bobcat
Morgan
Myrtle Pont
Nelmkin
Seeley
Williams
Myrtle Point
Wooda
Efervo
May
North Bend
Coquille Beats Myrtle Point 28 to 20 in Friday defeat
In a girls basketball game at Myrtle Point the Coquille reserves edged the Myrtle Point team 28 to 20. Myrtle Point opened with a Vivian Cook free throw, but Coquille led 15 to 6 at halftime and held the advantage through the third quarter before a brief Myrtle Point rally. The final score remained with Coquille.
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Myrtle Point
Aquad
Coquille
Vivian Cook
Faculty play and matinee scheduled for February 24
The faculty play titled (4 Fourfluah er was Averasarah presented Monday at a faculty meeting. A matinee for students will be Friday afternoon February 24. Admission is fifteen cents for students and fifty cents for townspeople, with a higher price for other groups. Evening admission remains fifty cents. The discussion covered the event.
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Atudenta
Washington Birthday Program Noted By Students
Washington's birthday will be observed with an appropriate program by student members on February 22. The event marks the 200th anniversary of his birthday and the school will dismiss in the afternoon per state law.
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Washington
High School Debate Teams Prep for County Contests
The Amateur and negative debate squads outline speeches ahead of the February 17 and 18 county preliminaries. The affirmative team from Farguerte Sunatrup and Miram Smith supports compulsory unemployment insurance, facing Bandon at Myrtle Point. The negative team, Cecil Barker and Laisa Porterflekt, debates Marsh Held at Maredtheld on the 17th and North Bend at Myrtle Point on the 18th.
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Coquille County
Farguerte Sunatrup
Miram Smith
Myrtle Point
Gardner
Cecil Barker
Laisa Porterflekt
Marsh
Maredtheld
Agan
North Bend
Basket crowd departs for brawl then returns to game
At Coquille last Friday a crowd waited for a basketball game amid a near fight scene. A referee was jeered and asked to leave before peace was restored and play resumed.
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Coquille
Eone
Henge
Ing
SOPIS Beat Frosh 9 to 8 In Close Interclass Clash
The sophomores edged the freshmen 9 to 8 last Thursday in a tight Interclass basketball game. Ray Guerin hit two late free throws to seal the win for the sophomores, with Guerin and Schmidt leading at forward and guard.
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Ray Querin
Sohomores
Guerin
Schmdt
Giles
Hermann
Chong
Brown
Willaon
Barklow
Lakey
Hunt
Camden
Wagner
Pearson
Leonard Shelwn
Smith Hughes program head Earl Cooley speaks to Oregon high schools
Earl Cooley state supervisor of Smith Hughes work in Oregon high schools told a student body last Friday that students should have a definite objective in high school. He said he visits 40 to 50 high schools yearly and warned against aimlessness. Kenneth Pettibone, national PFFA president, discussed his trip to the Hawaiian Islands and its climate crops people and geography, funded by the Portland Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cooley
Smith Hughes
Ord
Oregon
Kenneth Pettibone
PFFA
Hawaiian Islands
Cooley
Porland Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of school events from February to May
A list of events including debates February 19, Marshfield February 22 Washington birthday program February 26 Faculty play March 4 Girls interclass speaking contest March 10 12 Boys interclass speak March 18 GAC program March 18 19 State tournament March 25 Letterman's program April 1 Girls League and Glee club programs April 16 Eighth grade day April 22 Student body picnic April 23 State Typing contest April 20 Interclass track May 3 Junior Senior banquet May 13 Senior play May 20 Baccalaureate May 20 Commencement afternoon and evening
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Marshfield
Washington
North Bend
GAC
Sophs
Night of the F A banquet at the high school
A lively high school banquet in the auditorium and gym was filled with students serving and enjoying a meal. Girls in aprons hustled, boys chatted, and the aroma of chicken and trimmings filled the hall as the feast concluded with laughter and praise for a successful event.
Future Farmers Entertain at Myrtle Point Banquet
The Myrtle Point chapter held its annual Father and Son banquet on February 4 in the high school auditorium. National Future Farmer president Kenneth Pettibone and state supervisor Earl R. Cooley were honored guests as about 85 attendees heard talks, including Everett Messerly from Coos River speaking on his chicken project, with Ray Willson serving as toastmaster.
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Future Farmers
Myrtle Point
Ture Farmers
Future Farmer
Kenneth Pettibone
Earl R. Cooley
Everett Messerly
Coos River
Ray Willson
Advanced foods class prepares for dinner event
A school home economics class organized a cooking event featuring students from the advanced foods program. The session showcased student work and kitchen teamwork as they prepared a meal for attendees.
Bobcats Prepare for Clash with Bandon Next Day
Fragmentary notes indicate a game between the Bobcats and Bandon set for the next day. Names such as Woods, Mey, Carver, Connell, and Rackle are mentioned as possible contributors or awardees.
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Myris
Sandon
Bandon
cConnell
Rackle
Peanut wisdom from Coach Essman sparks school nut debate
Sports writer Mike Ray recounts Coach Essman dictating a playful note on peanuts. The spoof covers peanut cultivation in warm regions, eating habits of students, husked versus roasted nuts, and urges schools to provide nuts for growing boys and girls while noting potential writer’s cramp from excess penning.
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Essman
Ea Orn
Im Fm
Mike Ray
School News Highlights From Home Economics To Civics
Home Economics class studied conventions and personality analysis this month. Geometry students include John Gearhart, Jean Pressler, and Eugene Kinntutt, top in solid geometry. Civics notes a spring trial for Mr Rickard’s class. English IV reviews Shakespeare and Scott with tests and readings. Journalism features three dramatized interviews with students portraying reporters and notable figures. Personal items mention Lora Ingram and Coach Essman’s brief absence due to a leg infection.
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Home Economica Tre
Linn
John Gearhart
Jean Pressler
Eugene Kinntutt
Church
Mr Church
Rickard
Mias Woodward
Mias Barker
Cassen
June Baker
Dolores Belloni
Neva McNair
Dolores
Neva
Letha Haselton
Joanne Parrott
Marguerite Sunstrup
Lora Ingram
Navy
Bill” Ingram
America
University of California
Berkeley
Essman
Hee Smith
Kame and Dance
Miss Kelly Entertains Honor Shower At Home
Miss Elsie Kelly hosted last Friday evening at her home a surprise shower for Mrs Ann Craven. Bridge and refreshments followed with guests from Powera Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby.
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Elsie Kelly
Ann Craven
Bridge
Mss Kelly
Fox
Hazel Kruger
Zella Hall
Powera
Iva Bates
Opal Gaslin
Olga Laird
Coquille
Myrtle
Lula Jarvis
Ernest Knight
Genevieve Knight
Virginia Kelly
Kelly
Elsie
Grand jury session set for February 15 in Coquille
Under Judge Brand's order the circuit court grand jury will convene at the Coquille courthouse February 15 for the February term with several criminal cases slated for hearing. Also tomorrow at eight o'clock the Methodist church hosts a locally produced drama titled Charged with manslaughter featuring Edwin Close as prosecuting attorney.
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Brand
Circuit Court Grand Jury
Court House
Coquille
Circuit Court
Edwin Close
Hospital Treatments and Discharges From Friday to Saturday
A roundup of local hospital activity shows Henry Manilla treated for a hayload fall injury to his arm on Friday at MAST Hospital. Chas Farmer and Chas Holmes received injuries while on the job, with eye and back or facial injuries reported. Mrs. H Fitzpatrick discharged, Emma Gessler and Mrs. Sherman Frederickson admitted or discharged, and others treated for injuries including a lacerated hand and abdominal operations.
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Henry Manilla
H. Fitzpatrick
Coquille
Chas. Holmes
Highway Department
Eli Beault
M. J. Morrison
R. H Davis
Sitkum
D ‘Bryant
Sherman Frederickson
Medital
Emma Gessler
Powers
Arthur Kane
Gold Beach
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