Myrtle Point Bobcats Open Season Against Coquille Red Devils
The Myrtle Point Bobcats start the season January 6 at home against the Coquille Red Devils. Last year the Bobcats finished fourth in the conference and will bring back first team letters Woods Rackleff McConnell and Shelton. The 1933 schedule lists January 6 Coquille Myrtle Point. January 13 Myrtle Point North Bend. January 20 Bandon Myrtle Point. January 27 Myrtle Point Marshfield. February 3 Myrtle Point Coquille. February 14 North Bend Myrtle Point. February 24 Myrtle Point Bandon. March 3 Marshfield Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point “Bobcats
Coquille “Red Devils
Bobcats
Woods
Rackleff
McConnell
Shelton
Myrtle Point
Coquille
North Bend
Bandon
Marshfield
Coqdillo
Salmo Latham Elected Torch Honor Society President
Salmo Latham was elected president of the Torch Honor Society at a Thursday meeting. Kenneth Beatherman was chosen as vice president and Holma Olson as secretary. plans were discussed for obtaining pins not yet returned and notes on pin eligibility and earners were listed.
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Salmo Latham
Kenneth Beatherman
Holma Olson
Helen Git
Selma Latham
Frieda James
Joanne Perrott
Marguerite Sunstrup
Paula Brouer
Kenneth Button
Doris James Evelyn Steinhoff
Kenneth Leatherman
Helma Olson
Roosevelt Favored by More Than One Hundred Electoral Votes
A bet on the 1932 election had Roderic Barklow wagering that Roosevelt would win by at least 100 electoral votes over Meever. The pair placed the bet around seven, listening to returns. Roosevelt won, Alden slept on the floor, and Barklow collected as promised.
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Roosevelt
Roderic Barklow
Alden
Werea
Roderic
Girls Volleyball Team Rosters Named by Miss Sick and Miss Alverdes
The junior and freshman teams played Monday. Senior squad members include Audrey Davenport Hazel Fredenburg Rose Kollenberger Joanne Perrott Marguerite Sunstrup Freida James Edna Doss Harriet Boner with substitutes Ellen Monrad Neva McNair Alberta Volkmar Josephine Robbins. Juniors list Doris James Donford Mast Edith Willett Miriam Smith Ada Mae Culbertson Hazel Durrell Evelyn Steinhoff Helma Olson. substitutes Vivian Moll Ann Harlocker. Sophomores Frances True Dorothy Lundy Josephine Shellhammer Clarice Shelton Mary Davenport Tom Robinson Leona McConnell Wilma Johnson Esther Nelson Louise Lemon Ruth Shull Bertie Forst are substitutes. Freshmen Eldora Chamberlain Marianna Steele Lila Davenport Helen Reed Mary Robison Hazel Schrador Evelyn Bones Viola Ellis Leona Rissberger Wilma Redell. substitutes Edna Sturdivant Phyllis Dement.
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Gertrude Sick
Alice Alverdes
Audrey Davenpor
Hazel Fredenburg
Rose Kollenberger
Joanne
Perrott
Marguerite Sunstrup
Freida James
Edna Doss
Harriet Boner
Ellen Monrad
Neva McNair
Alberta Volkmar
Josephine Robbins
Doris James
Donford Mast
Edith Willett
Miriam Smith
Ada Mae Culbertson
Hazel Durrell
Evelyn Steinhoff
Helma Olson
Vivian Moll
Ann Harlocker
Frances True
Dorothy Lundy
Josephine Shellhammer
Clarice Shelton
Mary Davenport
Tom Robinson
Leona McConnell
Wilma Johnson
Esther Nelson
Louise Lemon
Ruth Shull
Bertie Forrest
Eldora Chamberlain
Marianna Steele
Lila Davenport
Helen Reed
Mary Robison
Hazel Schrador
Evelyn Bones
Viola Ellis
Leona Rissberger
Wilma Redell
Edna Sturdivant
Phyllis Dement
Skating Party Planned by Naves Seniors and Juniors
Juniors and seniors plan a skating party at Coquille rink the night of Friday November 18. Students may pay ten cents for transportation and will travel by car. Seniors met last Wednesday to organize and the junior president Harold Hall called a recent meeting to gauge interest and car capacity.
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NAVE
Coquille
Harold Hall
Navy
Students Train in Various Arts Ahead of Spring Meet
The draft notes a series of lessons: tumb ling and natural dancing taught by an advisor to Sick. tennis by Mrs. Marc Seale. rowing and swimming instruction by Dr. R. H., with a first lesson in warm spring weather. Belva Alice Stemmler and Marguerite Sunstrup study tap dancing. A final spring meeting includes a big feed and a hike.
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Marc Seale
R. H.at
Belva Alice Stemmler
Marguerite Sunstrup
Geography and civic lessons mix with student elections
On Friday November 18 geography classes finished physical geography and began commercial geography topics while the General Business Training group tackled mail rates and classes. Civics classes held mock elections mirroring national results with Roosevelt favored by many. a few bills received clear votes. Advanced food classes served two noon and afternoon dinners, with green and yellow themes and students assisting as managers hosts and guests.
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Woodward
Parcecla Oy
United States
Franklin D Roosevelt
Congress
Frederick Steiner
University, Normal and Law Schools
Sunior Colleges
Boutonters
Candies J. Pfann
Edgar Rickard
John Easman
Josephine Schellhammer
Edna Dees
Mary Paverport
Alice Alverden
Ruth Woodward
Fef Schroeder
Louise Lemon
Ruth Shull
Visitan Moll
Armistice
Tough Buckeye Mike Vucinich Leads Ohio State Fullback
Ohio State returns Mike Vucinich at fullback this season. The junior is described as a rugged, hard-nosed blocker and runner, expected to anchor the Buckeyes' ground attack in the western conference.
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Mike Vucinich
Ohio State
Inquiring Land Buyers Seek Oregon Farm Lands
A list of prospective buyers from California Washington New York and Oregon seeks farm sites in Coos Curry Douglas Jackson and nearby counties. Interests include 4 to 20 acre parcels with water access timber and buildings. some seek leasing options or potential purchase within a year. Listings show desired crops poultry fruit and general farming suitability with price caps around 3500 dollars.
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Labee
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Ovine L. Lewia
Randol Street
Huntington Parke Californie
Santa Barbara
California
Coos
Curry
Albert Cavan
Ranchito Avenue
van Nuys
Douglas
A M Kass
Snohomish
Washington
Vincient G Burns
Yale Rivals Reopen Practice Season Captain John Wilbur
Eli's team captures Yale captain John Wilbur at the season opener. Wilbur anchors the line at left tackle as the squad begins practice.
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John Wilbur
Yale
Ink Eraser That Leaves No Stain Demonstrated
A two step chemical method uses a 2 percent potassium permanganate solution followed by ordinary photographic hypo to erase ink without leaving a stain. Apply permanganate briefly, blot, then apply hypo and rinse if needed to remove residual ink and neutralize the chemical.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
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