Senior junior debate scheduled for November 21
The Myrtle Point Union High School announces a junior senior civics and American history debate. Five seniors vie for the place with Billy Griggs and Clair Booth chosen to represent the senior class. Juniors initially excluded from civics class and a mock tryout led to postponement and a plan for Harold Britton and Earl Breuer to represent the juniors. The debate will be held November 21 at 3.00 PM.
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Clair Booth
Ma Chase
Oliver Bigelow
Delbert Steel
Billy Griggs
Mr. Linn
Harold Britton
Earl Breuer
Harvest Salmagundi Planned by Girls League
A Harvest Salmagundi event by the Girls League is set for Friday in the auditorium with pumpkin cider and varied harvest scenes. The party features progressive table games, a treasure hunt, and plans led by Miss Gertrude Sick with committees including Frieda Jamen Priscilla Deyoe Delore Belloni Molly Warner Mildred Barklow and others. boys are not invited this time but will be next time.
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Diay
Girls‘ League
Gertrude Sick
Frieda Jamen
Refreshmonta
Priscilla Deyoe
Deloree Belloni
Molly Warner
Mildred Barklow
Oregon State Beats Oregon In Muddy Homecoming Game
In Corvallis a large crowd braved rain for the homecoming clash. The field turned muddy, wet uniforms camouflaging the players as Oregon State led 15 0 at four o clock after two touchdowns and a safety. Colbert suffered a broken shoulder while several high school attendees and students are listed among observers.
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University of Oregon
Oregon State
Corvallis
Colbert
Gertrude Sick
John Easman
Mins Foy Irvine
Leland Wagner
Alice Alverdes
E A_ Richard
Corbin Bones
Donald Druliner
Jim Lewellen
der Carver
Frank Morrison
Lynn Cooper
Lloyd Ray
Pep rally unfolds on Spruce Street with school spirit
A Thursday evening pep rally drew more students than usual to Spruce Street at 7:16 PM. They serpentined from PeeWee golf course to shops and the theater, shouting school yells as Coaches Essman and Rickard spoke on team spirit. Dolores Davenport and Lom Norrin mimeographed the yell sheet distributed to students.
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Spruce Street
Essman and
Rickard
Bharesi Mavely
Dolores Davenport
Lom Norrin
Freshmen Win in Smooth 36 to 16 Victory
Freshmen basketball defeated the junior high team 36 to 16. Juniors led 4 points after the first quarter. junior players included Edwin Rackloff James Ray Raymond Carver Harold Weekly and Clyde Barger with Porterfield Pearson Juliner and C Ellia as subs. Freshmen lineup featured L Shelton Thomas Ostrander Leonard Ranton Harold Mullen Harold Hall. Floyd King served as referee.
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Edwin Rackloff
James Ray
Raymond Carver
Harold Weekly
Clyde Barger
Porterfield
Pearson
Juliner
C. Ellia
L. Shelton
Thomas Ostrander
Leonard Ranton
Harold Mullen
Harold Hall
Floyd King
Sportsmanship Question at Friday Game
A local note condemns booing from the bench during last Friday's game. It warns that bench taunting undermines school spirit and urges subs to avoid disrespecting opponents since any player may be on the court.
Inter Class Debate Trials Set With Special Finals
Several students from each class will try out for inter class debates. The two top juniors and two top seniors will face off, as will two freshmen and two sophomores. Winners form the school debate team. Trials occur November 21 on a Oregon junior colleges topic, with freshmen and sophomores debating December 5 on mail order houses being undesirable.
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Oregon
Tryouts Held for Senior Debate Team Participants
The article notes that tryouts for the senior debate team were conducted. several students auditioned to join the squad. It highlights a competitive selection process and outlines next steps for chosen members.
Freshmen Debaters Selected for Class Contest
Freshmen Jack Wright Imogene Burgess Helma Olson and another student were chosen as the freshmen debaters. They will work on both sides of the question and the top two will face the sophomores. Tryouts occurred in world history class last week with notes forbidden.
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Jack Wright
Imogene Burgess
Helma Olson
Clinton
Girls League Meets to Hear Party Plans
The Girls' League held a Thursday meeting to hear committee reports on a party at the high school auditorium on November 21. Committees were poorly represented and turnout was unimpressive.
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Girls’ League
Senior girls volleyball clinches victory over sophomores in close match
The senior team beat the sophomores 69 to 32 after a first half 27 to 19. Captains Helen Furman and Sybil Cooper led their squads with managers Elizabeth Theiamne and Marguerite Sunstrup, while a string of players contributed to the peppy, hard fought game.
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Winnin
Helen Furman
Elizabeth Theiame
Jean Guerin
Mary Ellen Hartey
Clair Boothe
Ruth Hamm
France Boothe
Molly Warner
Hazel Kroe
Margaret Chase
Mady Liggins
Martone Barzee
Sybil Cooper
Aileen Dement
Marguerite Sunstrup
Gilda Diets
Rose Kellenberger
Joanne Parrott
Billie Lund
Josephine Robbins
Dolores’ Bellon
Belva
Alice Steramler
Freide James
Hagel Fredenberg
Nut Farm Juniors Begin Third Act Under Guidance
The juniors start the third act of The Nut Farm this week guided by Miss Inn and assisted by Misa Alverdea. Cast members review constantly to memorize lines and practice acting. Those who lag behind rehearse daily as the performance on December 2 grows nearer and crowds are expected.
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Miss “Inn
Misa Alverdea
Tate
Soup topic prompts essays in class projects
The class of English VII seniors completed outlines for a thousand word theme on Foods Soup and its uses. Enoch freshman in English writes his own autobiography in fifteen chapters of eight hundred to twelve hundred words each to fill the remainder of the semester.
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Enoch
New Magazines Added to Library Shelf
The library adds National Geographic Asia The American Woman's Home Companion Scientific American Literary Digest and Review of Reviews. Miss Woodward says encyclopedias may be borrowed for one period only and if more time is needed they must be returned and checked out again. Encyclopedias must not be taken out of the study hall.
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National Geographic
Asia
the American
The
Woman‘s Home Companion
Scientific American
Literary Digest
Review of Reviews
Some Valuable Possessions Of Myrtle Bonteigh School
A list of named students with playful descriptions includes Eloise Crowley at the cafeteria, Ardyce Strong among freshmen, Avis Jenkins quiet in class, Bill Strong missing roll calls, Francis Young with a sharp glance, Carey Bones fond of freshmen, Marjorie Barzee with a roaming inhouse mix, and Lois Porterfield noted for a contagious smile.
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Myrtle Bonteigh
Billy Grigost
Ishoat
Eloise Crowley
Ardyce Strong
Avis Jenkins
Bill Strong
Essman
Francis Young
Carey Bones
Marjorie Barzee
Lois Porterfield
Fragmented Readings of Names and Phrases in Class Remnants
The excerpt lists scattered names and fragments such as Jim Lewho, Earl Wood, Floyd King, Fred Sichmidt, Molly Warner, Violet Ait, and Gene, interspersed with stray phrases and notes. The text reads like a jumble from a classroom or yearbook scene with incomplete lines and unclear context.
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Jim Lewho
Earl Wood
Tact ‘Wall
Floyd King
Fred Sichmidt
Norway
Molly Warner
Violet Ait
Gene
Hike to Guerin Ranch Postponed by Rain
Poor weather forced the G A C hike to George Guerin's ranch to be postponed. Organizer notes the hike will be taken after the rain ends.
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George Guerin
Six Weeks Exams Promise Hard Study and Discipline
The article urges students to study daily for the next six weeks and keep up with lessons to ease the upcoming six weeks exams. It emphasizes solving missed lessons promptly and making a resolution to submit assignments on time.
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Tims
Boys urged to boost school spirit and challenge girls
A column asks the boys of the school to prove their spirit and improve studies and rally support. It notes flunk rates favor girls, cites basketball and football where boys lag in pep, and urges boys to participate, root, and energize school events.
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Willey
Football Boys Receive Nourishment
It has become an established custom among the football boys to receive a nutritious soup before each game. Essman directs the meals so they get the right nourishment with no dessert after the first and last soup courses. Miss Sick and home economics students prepare the soup to help the players perform their best.
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Ach Essman
Miss Sick
Christmas Vacation School Break Announced
Mr Linn announced no school for two weeks over Christmas. Vacation starts December 19 and ends January 5, with exams scheduled a week later.
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Linn
School Opens Early for Myrtle Point Football Game
Friday morning at Myrtle Point High School began at 8 o clock with classes running until 1 pm, then an early dismissal for the football game against Marshfield. Some driver students left at 6 90, finding the trip worthwhile after watching the boys tackle Marshfield. Myrtle Point lost but fought hard.
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Pet Point High School
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Freshmen Practice for One Act Play “A Girl to Order”
Freshmen have practiced an hour after school each evening this week for the one act play “A Girl to Order.” They rehearse as college boys and girls and some performers show strong acting potential for the freshmen return party on November 6.
School Absences Mark Week of Illnesses
Johhnie Carmen returns to class after flu illness. Mary Cook out with pink eye. Lila Nelson also absent several days from school.
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Johhnie Carmen
Mary Cook
Lila Nelson
Myrtle Point Marshfield Rivalry Produces Scoring Trench
Marshfield high school battles Myrtle Point in a hard fought football game with Marshfield scoring on two touchdowns in the second quarter as the rivals trade leads and momentum remains tight through the half.
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Marshfield High
Marshfield
Myrtle Point Triumph Over Marshfield In Rough Ball Clash
In a hard fought game Myrtle Point edged Marshfield as backs led by Red Wagner and Ray sparked the attack. Bobcat defense with Cooper and Carey Bones stifled the Marshfield line while Myrtle Point capitalized on long gains and a late scoring drive to secure the victory.
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Myrtle
Ing
Markielé
Iit
Marshfield
Cooper
Carey Bones
Bobcats
Ing Standpela
Red” Wagner
Ray
Mays
Lee
Marshdell i
Mideon
Ronald Ray
Bobcat
Myrtle Point
Pearson
Aie Felaher
Machfeld
Art
Red
Bones
Marsnield
Wagner
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Lois Gant
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Dorothy Hoechouer
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Hazel Smith
Hildreth Wright
Austin Hall
Lora Ingram
Lola Norris
Gladys Latham
Enevieve Knight
Edwin Crowley
Geraldine McCulloch
Anita Gill
Lo Porterfield
Karl Wood
Frances Fearnley
the Library
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Fisher
Phaeton
Wits Rumble
Flint
Michigan
Southwestern Motor Co
Coquille
Vindeer
Adays
Tere
Marak
Youn
Bank of Myrtle Point
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