Myrtle Point B squad tops North Bend reserves 12 11
In a close Friday game Myrtle Point defeats North Bend 12 to 11 as Frank Draper nets the deciding basket in the final minute. Cootake opens scoring for North Bend, then a back and forth second and third quarter leads to a tight finish. The Myrtle Point lineup includes Hoover Netz Duck lemon Japer Gatzke Sturdivant and Ray Velde Mulen and King.
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Myrtle Point
North Bend
Frank Draper
Orth Bend
Cootake
Cook
Bobcats Kittens
Frank Lraper
Kittens
Coos Bay
Hoover
F Netz
Duck
Klemon
Japer
Gatzke
Sturdivant
G Nelson
Ray ¢ Velde
Subes Mulen
King
Truman Wagner
Seniors Wear Caps and Gowns at Graduation Ceremony
The senior class decided on gray caps and brown gowns for the graduation and baccalaureate services. Members met at 12 40 in Reem and approved the style unanimously, aiming to give more affinity to the services and modernize the look.
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Cape Ane
Reem
Thurgay
Myrtle Point Selects All Opponent Team From Season
Myrtle Point selects an all opponent team based on season experience. Included are North head, Marshfield, Coquil and Ban don with players Eugene Hu Lesa North bend Neil McNean John Mullen Max Morganequille Tommy Ostrander Linus Serley Edwin Jacobsen Harry Hemki Norman Anderson and John Met'u.
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Myrtle Point
Northhead
Marshfield
Coquil
Bandon
Firat
Eugene Hu Lesa
North Bend
Neil McNean Marcheld
John Mullen
Max Morganequille
Sun Tommy Ostrander
Linus Serley Aquille
Foward
Edwin Jacobsen
Mareh Fed
Harry Hemki
5Ouille
John Met'u
Banden
Inrd
Norman Anderson North Tervef
District Championship Tournament clash at Marshfield Armory
The district basketball championship runs March 10 to 12 at Marshfield Armory with eight teams. Participating squads include North Bend Caquille Marshfield Myrtle Point OliveR Arago Gold Beach Riverton with games set Thursday Friday and the final Sunday. Referee Rein Jackson of Portland named to officiate.
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Marshfield Armory
Eame
North Bend
Caquille Marshfield
Myrtle Point
00Liver
Arago Gold Beach
Rverton
Riverton
Gold Beach
Rein Jackson
Portland
Sophomores Defeat Freshmen In Interclass Game
The sophomore team defeated the freshmen 33 to 24 on Tuesday March 1. Players listed include Chong amden Sehm tt Witaon Hermann Lahey Glen t Wark on Guerin Peareor Rophomore and seniors subs Wagner Carver with referee Shelton.
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Boya
Acore Wan
Fallowe Sophorores Kreshoien Chong
Amden Sehm
Witaon
Hermann ' Lahey
Guerin
Peareor
Honor Roll List for First Six Weeks of Semester
The first six weeks honor roll list shows 18 seniors with top averages. Included are listed seniors such as Eloise Crowley Anita Gill Priscifis Deyoe Dorothy Hoschauer Lora Ingram Eugene Kinnicutt and others, with named juniors and sophomores also named.
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Reshmen
Helen Detwiler
Bertie Forrest
Viola Hoffman
Dorothy Lundy
Leona McConnell
Phyldelias Morris
Esther Nelson
Donald Porterfield
Lois Robinson
Fred Barklow
Eleanor Breuer
Imogene Burgess
Doris James
Kenneth Leatherman
Helma Olson
Class Speakers Chosen for Interclass Speaking Contest
March 11 selected as the date for the interclass speaking contest. Boys must repeat, temporaneously, and present a single hour to prepare speeches while the interpreters read. Students chosen include Juniors Joanne Parrott Cecil Barker Sophomores Doris Derre Leonard Ranton Freshmen Phyl delias Morris Leo Wagner Seniors Frances Fearnley Lyle Carver.
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Adi
Joanne Parrott
Cecil Barker
Doris Derre
Leonard Ranton
Phyl
Delias Morris
Leo Wagner
Frances Fearnley
Lyle Carver
Myrtle Point Typing Team Aims to Defend State Cup
The Myrtle Point typing team plans to defend their state contest cup this year after winning it two years in a row. They began noon practice in the Tall and will train two or three times weekly to acclimate to crowd noise. A recent Myrtle Leaf story noted Eugene won previously and that 64 teams were listed, though 46 teams will participate and Dallas won the cup.
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Myrtle Point
Eugene
Dallas
Sophomores Stop Freshmen In Gym Court Clash
The sophomores defeated the freshmen 30 to 24 Monday afternoon in the gym. Bertie Forrest led with 16 of 24 points as fouls mounted on both sides. Other listed players include McMullen Mast Forrest Clinton Robinson Whobrey Culberson McConnell Derrey Shelton and Benes.
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Giri
Bertie Forrest
M Smith
McMullen
Mast
Forrest
Clinton
L. Robinson
Whobrey
Sormon
Culberson
Ll McConnell
Derrey
Juniors Defeat Freshmen In Town Hour Basketball
The junior girls beat the freshmen 20 to 16 last Wednesday during town hour. The readable lineup lists Mullen Baker Forrest McNair Sunstrup Kellenberger Parrott Shelton Belloni Reed and others with referees Leonard Shelton and Sheltons Dl.
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Freahmen
Ma Mullen
June Baker
Ko Forrest
Neva McNair
Rob Neon
Vi boys remodel trailer to personal use
The Aw VI class remodeled the Lacht trailer now owned by Mr Sawyer. The trailer, once used by the Smith Hughes department, was enlarged by the Ag class last semester and is now purchased by Mr Sawyer for his own use.
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Sawyer
Smith Hughes
Students visit Coquille for court trial briefing
Hayng and civics class instructors Mr Rickard and Mr Church traveled to Coquille on Wednesday afternoon to observe a trial. The trip, taken in private cars, aimed to deepen students understanding and provide a chance to question the judge about unclear details.
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Hayng
Rickard
Church
Coquille
Rivalry Cup Honors Via School Class Activities
William H Fearmey a druggist of Myrtle Point presents an inter class rivalry cup to the high school each year. The current standings place seniors in the lead followed by sophomores juniors and freshmen with possible changes after basketball season.
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William H Fearmey
Myrtle Point
Hgh
MISS WOODWARD ADDRESSES WOMAN'S CLUB
Miss Woodward spoke on Early American literature before the Woman's Club. She described early American settlers forming small groups led by a partner, noting influences from French and Scotch origins and referencing the fertile valleys as their homelands.
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Miss Woodward
Thie
Girls suffer finger injuries in basketball practice
Eileen Clinton injured her right finger during a sophomore versus freshman game and received splints and bandages. Viola Hoffman also fractured a finger on her right hand during a midweek freshmen class game and was treated with splints.
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Eileen Clinton
Viola Hoffman
Mr. Esaman
Students Excused for Epworth League Meeting
A dozen students were excused from school last Friday to attend the Methodist Epworth League gathering in Ashland. Mr. Linn said the trip covered the entire southwestern district and allowed the students to participate in the meeting.
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Ashland
Linn
Librarians Plan Party Ann Harlocker Chooses Chair
Ann Harlocker was named chairwoman of the spring fermarty at a librarians meeting. She will appoint the committee and oversee all event plans.
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Ann Harlocker
Ann
Freshman English and Home Economics Weekly Notes
Freshmen finish Treasure Island and plan ballada work in English class. Geography reports highlight Abyssinian studies in Africa. Typing class shifts to machine ribbon changes and cleaning. Home economics covers omelets and egg variations. Beginning sewing moves to fibers and fabrics analysis. Advanced students study butter cakes with lab work. cake praised as delectable. Dance steps and clog routines added to gymnastics. journalism returns to English to study verbs and punctuation. tips contest rewards top list. several students long-listed.
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Enghen
Africa
Linn
Mira Lindros
Journaham
Orde
Basil Smith
Stanley Steinhoff
Hospital News Roundup Reflects Multiple Local Injuries and Recoveries
Mrs Jessice Huntley collapsed but not in serious danger after a severe health episode. Several patients, including P C Hamilton and John Pearry, are treated for flu and injuries. A nine pound boy was born to Mrs Chas Krick, while Gilbert Schofield and baby left the hospital. Others like Genevieve Peart and William Mayer show improving conditions after accidents, surgeries, or illnesses.
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Jessice Huntley
Agene
P C. J. Hamilton
Broadbent
Flentge Perkins
John Pearry
Lee
Pearry Anh- 7
Chas. Krick
Powers
Adin
Wiliam N
Gilbert Schofield
Lille
Enevieve Peart
Ray Peart
Coquille
Wm. Mayer
Salinas
Calif
Schroeder
E W Barnum
Marshfield
Elton Schroeder
May James
Truman Hartley
Mother Daughter Banquet At Presbyterian Church March 17
The Nissaki Camp Fire Girls invite mothers to a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the Presbyterian church on March 17 honoring the Camp Fire Girls birthday. Display of Camp Fire works will be in Barkers' window March 16 17 and 18.
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Nissaki
Presbyterian Church
Barkers
Arago Ladies Plan Friday Quilting Meeting
A group of Arago ladies including Dorothy Bertie and Bernice Lilly will meet at Bernice Lillys home Friday to quilt. Attendees listed include Clara Kettner Donald Ber nice Tay ad daughter Glenda Jean Mrs Watkins and hostess Iva Lafferty.
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Dorothy
Mars
Bertie
Clara
Kettner
Mauce
Donald
Bernice Tay
Glenda Jean
Watkins
Iva Lafferty
Arago Aki
Bernice Lilly
Lilly
Arago Missionary Circle Meets at Laffertys
The Arago Missionary Circle gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lafferty with twenty two attendees. Mrs Clara Keltner led a study on the Jewish people and their view of Christianity followed by a social hour and a talk by Mr Cooper of Myrtle Point.
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Arago
Fred Lafferty
Clara Keltner
Ooper
Myrtle Point
Alice Lafferty
Fur Flusher takes in about 117 dollars at matinee
The Fur Flusher collected approximately 117 dollars on February 26, directing the funds to a matinee that allowed more students to attend the play. Mr. Church says he has not yet paid the bills while the bosses waited until the show ended to exit. The piece notes a hard time year and suggests some are not as poor as before.
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Church
Local figures listed in incomplete notice
A fragmented clipping lists Draper Leonard Shelton Neva McNair Marguerite Sunstrup John Kirk Basil Smith and Stanley Steinhoff as names connected to a local notice. The fragment offers no dates actions or clear roles.
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Old Draper
Leonard Shelton
Neva McNair
Marguerite Sunstrup
John Kirk
Basil Smith
Stanley Steinhoff
Personal notes from Sitkum to Port Orford basketball week
Eloise Crowley was absent Monday due to a black eye from Sitkum basketball. A Sawyer traveled to Salem Saturday on Smith-Hughes business and returned Sunday. Rickard refereed the B league sub-tournament at Port Orford Saturday night. Riverton beat Bandon and Gold Beach defeated Port Orford. Janieus Hamilton returned to school this week after an appendectomy.
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Eloise Crowley
Sitkum
Sawyer
Salem
Smith-Hughes
Rickard
Port Or
Riverton
Bandon
Gold Beach
Port Orford
Anieus Hamilton
What Is Sportsmanship In Youth Games
A discussion on sportsmanship contrasts boys and girls, suggesting boys gain it from early contact and competitive play with peers. It emphasizes respecting opponents, recognizing others’ rights, helping teammates, and avoiding excuses or tricks in sport.
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