The Myrtle Leaf at Myrtle Point Union High School
A readable draft from the Myrtle Leaf yearbook lists names of students and school officials including Eugen Kinnicutt Donald Bradmar Gladys..., directors Paul Breuer J H Barklow H D Bones F M Wagner S S Reed Mra Mabel Barklow and officers Bil Grigns Lloyd Hay Bones Hartley with local community details.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Myrtle
Treclian
Eastor
Andy Ne
Newbree Bag Earnley
Eugen Kinnlcutt
Donald Bradmar
Zaaress N Fearnby
Gladys Ae Itanelte
My Maree
Sunatrap Orle Hazelton
Carl Wood
Nertayase Smith
Lol Oat Me Fit
Jiasel Julia Myrl Leatherman
Lois Forter- Gels Francis Young
Dorothy Hoschauer
Myrtle Point Union ‘High School
Paul Hreuer
J. H. Barklow
H. D Bones
F. M. Wagner
Reed
Mabel Barklow
Students Sell Athletic Tickets for School Benefit
Juniors and seniors promote sale of athletic tickets to raise funds for school. Revenue funds athletic supplies for the team. Each ticket costs one dollar and admits to four local football games and one or two basketball games this season. Students may use ticket at out of town game for student price. without a ticket, adult price applies. Buy now for fun.
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Armemer
Freshmen Beware Dating Pressure Grows Stronger
Freshmen face increasing pressure around dating and social events as campus dynamics shift. University officials note heightened anxiety among new students and urge respectful behavior and consent education to ease concerns.
Carnival Set for November 7 at Local School
Faculty committee features horrors laughs freaks and man eating monsters for the big carnival show with Misa Irvine Linn and Alvardes in charge of the vaudeville program. Wagner Rickard Sick run booths and side shows while Barker Woodward Linn handle decorations and publicity. Church oversees finances and his physics class runs the Chamber of Horrors with Essman and the Lettermen’s club staging a stunt and the honor society staffing a booth.
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Misa Irvine
Miss Linn
Alvardes
Wagner
Rickard
Miss Sick
Miss Barker
Miss Woodward
Mr. Linn
R. Church
Chamber of Horrors
Essman
Lettermen’s Club
Isre
Junior class meeting sets December 12 for play
A junior class meeting at 12 30 Thursday announced the junior play date of December 12. Those who wish to try out should hand in their names to Walter Fels cher. Tryouts would be in October. Dues for the butter clans will be 50 cents a semester.
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Milas Grace Linn
Walter Felscher
Sutter
Let's Wake Up Flunk List Promotes Publicity for Failures
A literary snippet notes numerous individuals on the flunk list this month who fail to make the honor roll and seek attention from their notoriety. It suggests some parade their status publicly, leveraging the notoriety for fame.
Let Us Wake Up and Study Hard in School
Fragmentary text urges Mary and other students to study diligently to earn honors. It contrasts poor focus with effort and encourages waking up to concentrate on lessons for better outcomes.
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Johnny
Mary
Lettermen's Meeting Elects Officers and Sets Fee
The second lettermen's meeting of the year elected Lyle Carver president Lloyd Ray vice president Jack McCracken treasurer Frank Larsen secretary and Corbin Bones sergeant at arms. An initiation fee of 50 cents was set for new members. Thirteen lettermen attended. Frank Larsen was marked for a ducking for lateness.
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Lyle Carver
Lloyd Ray
Jack McCracken
Frank Larsen
Corbin Bones
Torch Honor Society Installs New Officers
At Friday after school meeting, Elizabeth Dement was elected president, Billy Griggs became vice president, and Austin Hall was chosen secretary and treasurer. Pamphlets outlining society rules were distributed, and plans to increase weekly recycling efforts were announced.
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Honor Society
Elizabeth
Dement
Billy Griggs
Austin Hall
Thumbprints Inspire English Class Composition
In a curious classroom moment students pressed their thumbs in ink to create prints on papers. Some wrote and sketched around the marks while others puzzled over linking a thumb to a one hundred word composition. The scene surprised onlookers and prompted reflection on creative expression.
Commercial Law and Journalism Class Notes Revisions
Students in Commercial Law plan to finish the course by semester end then study commercial arithmetic. They hope for business insight though not all become lawyers. Journalism students face book reviews instead of reports, learning to summarize a book’s contents for readers.
Agriculture Classes Return Post Fair
Agriculture classes resume in their usual rooms after the fair. The notes indicate students are finishing up practical tests and some struggle with mechanics drawing. In a recent session, teachers asked about weeds and control methods and recorded observations on testing practices.
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Clasa
Parents Question School Duty Over Child Performance
A fragmented note argues parents must assess their role in a child’s education and urges checking where their child is in school. It stresses parental responsibility for outcomes and questions school engagement.
Personal notes on students health and attendance
Mildred Went underwent surgery and was out for a week. Lenenshire Leatherman was absent three days last week due to illness. Maxine Button an honor student with five subjects left school because of a nervous breakdown. Rita Clark was absent within the week after suddenly contracting the flu.
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Mildred Went
Lenenshire Lastenneth Leatherman
Maxine Button
Rita Clark
Letter From Mrs Spaishewer Describes Trips And Travel
Miss Avery Integer from the former Miss Lut was received by her last years foods class on Thursday of last week. Her home is in Houston Texas though she is in San Antonio about 150 miles from the Mexican line. The population is 85 percent Mexican from San Antonio she could see and groom went from Seattle to Los Angeles by boat which she described as velny beat part of their trip. They also sited the Grand Canyon which was enjoyed very much but it was very warm there. She also cesert at first lairplane ride and their fishing trip is the Gulf of Mexico.
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Spaishewer
Avery Integer
Gulf of Mexico
Fragmentary Names Ledger From Local Notice
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple personal names including Madge Migzin, Johnson, Lila Whit, Bowes, Rika Clark, Chase Beeth, Mary Ellen Hartley, and Rachel Bones, suggesting a community notice or roster misscan from a local page.
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Madge
Migzins
Johnson
Bowes
Rika Clark
Ade Chase Beeth
Mary Ellen Hartley
Rachel Bones
Unclear local notices from Bridge area mixed with family events
Fragmentary text reports visits and domestic happenings in Bridge and nearby areas. Mentions Mrs H A Hatfield and Ronald, Mrs Harold James, the Lattis family, and social gatherings at Frank Culver and M Brownson households. Also references a death of a father and a weekly item, but details are incomplete.
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Carrie
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Local Note
The readable parts show scattered phrases likely from a local notice or brief. Specific names, places, events, or dates are not clear enough to identify a factual item or outcome. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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Bil Grigns
Lloyd Hay
Cares Bones
Council
Rbin
Bones
Julia Myrl Leatherman
Janet Martin
Miriam Smith
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners
W. E. Lewellen
Quality Grocery
Myrtle Point Meat Market
Myrtle Point Meat Co
Lettermen’s Meeting
Torch Honor Society
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Gir League
Bridge News
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Areva
Baltimore Candy Anc
Stationery
Avalon
Moersala
Posad
Pen Peee Gon
Perkins Drug Store Myrtle
Rothing
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