Cultural Opportunity In Music Classes At Junior High
SE ees L an d CULTURAL OPPORTUNITY Adu classes in music are meeting weekly at the Junior High school at pm Monday evening and a cordial invitation is being extended to us to participate in the benefits to be derived. Money invested in music is wise for lessons, instruments, radios, or public performances. A statement from Professor Darwin about nature making man from a monkey is cited as a humorous reflection.
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Adu
Prama
Darwin
Nature
Samy
Tate
Derrymen's League News
Miss Alverdes
Rickard
Gurney
Miss Linn
Miss Smith
Hone Econom Ces
Myrtle Leaf Journalistic Class Duties
The Myrtle Leaf is published by the journalism class to report high school news and activities. Each student supports at least one section, gathers tips, and selects the best stories for publication. Abraham Lincoln is cited for high honesty standards in practice and court.
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Elees
Abraham Lincoln
Myrtle Point High school enters spring with varied activity
School news covers drama for April operetta planning led by Fred Hetlist director, a Japanese operetta set for late April with teachers chosen as leaders, and freshmen hosting sophomores in a short gym program. Also noted are student debates, classwork in shorthand and bookkeeping, and ongoing efforts amid illness and sports results.
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Barker's
Myrtle Paint High School
High School Carnival and Class Activities at Coosa County
The page notes Mary PDeet’s reading program with a relay win, and a party with frozen candy bar refreshments. It reports Myrtle Point football champs buying red and blue buckles marked Champa and mentions the Lettermen’s Club reward buckle.
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Mary Pdeet
Antinn
Recoil Luthy
Jane
Coosa County
Myrtle Point
Local Grades Edge Bridge in Team Victory at Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Junior High beat Bridge Grade School 18 to 33 in a basketball game showing improvement. The girls volleyball team, directed by Mrs Shull, won 38 to 41. Debert Greenley moves to Yakima reentering school after two years at Myrtle Point.
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Ruth Huff
Myrtle Beckett
Caroline Barksow
Velene Keiler
Roy Brewster
Oliver Shull
Ernest Bryant
Orville Rice
Frank Furman
Ines
Ross Evans
Tommoro
Margaret Belloni Alpha Allen
Monroe Swindie
Norman Rickets
San
Olyrthe Petet High School
Sso
Bartlett
Myrtle Point High School
Santa Ana
Calif
Riverside
Myrtle
Rickard
Bobcats
Bandon Tigers
Marshfield
Roseburg
Bandon
North Bend
Powers
Arago
Myrtle Point
Reedsport
Han Eor
Salem
Bridge
Ae Inter
Dean C. Zelmer Reed
Revert Grea Greenlee
Bennett Breuer
Warren Knight
PNRUM
Robert Greenlee
Yakima
Debert Greenley
Yak Ve
Pewers
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Olbo
Welen Breuer
Lala Davenport
Dorothy Lewis
Ralph Hufford
Charles Smith
Melford Smith
Niews
Catherial
Ian West
Coquille
Iversky
Myrtle Peint
Tor
Roderic Barklow
Cece Baominasa
Mast
Fred Barklow
Europe
America
Massachusetts
South America
Valentine
Rome
Fred Hetlist
Claud Huff
Ruth Wallace
E. C. Barker
Tekes
San Juan
Talben
Ft. Interior
So Tam
Puerto Rico
Arma
San Jean
Vores
Wm. Gurney & Son
Denmark
Og Boys
R W Schaad
AG News
Schooolhouse
Ries
L. H. Pearce Garage
T. G. Sumerlin
the Times Than
the Herald
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