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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1930

Page

5

Carnival Date Change For High School Semifinals

The high school semi finals date has shifted to October 24 with November inattention clarified by student committees led by Baryl Roberts and Frances Fearnley. Mr Linn announced the general arrangments and the groups are preparing for the big event with plans for decor and parade cars this week.

Linn Baryl Roberts Frances Fearnley Char Dcorahanoes Remhemere Close

Alumni Football Clash Highlights High School Gridiron Talent

The Myrtle Point alumni team faced the high school ace group in a gale stormy game. Standouts included Keith Dutch Druliner Duke Davenport Alden Warner Ellis Lewis Corbin Bones Steve Endicott Lyle Carver Earl Wood and Art Pearson. Endicott and Pearson starred for their sides as injuries cropped up with Eugene cutt and Art Pearson both hurt. Players hoped for a quick recovery and a return to the old gridiron.

Amala New School Ace High School Keith Dutch Druliner Duke Davenport Alden Warner Ellis Lewis Corbin Bones Ohn Steve Endicott Lyle Carvar Leater Moll Ceell R Lyle Carver Steve Endlooth Drainer Steve Eeen Art Pearson Earl Wood Cane Eugene Cutt Myrtle Point

Freshman Initiation Party At School Auditorium

The freshman class survived the Initiation party held Friday night in the auditorium at eight. Sophomores praised interegrams as one of the best events. The program featured an orchestra with several named players, a variety of songs, a skit At the Movies, a musical reading Foolish Questions, and a quadrille led by several students. The hall was decorated in freshman and sophomore colors. after the program, refreshments and games followed.

Ue Li Age Ment Ee Sean Ler Rose Kellen~berger Audre Iert Frieda James Eyeheda Schroeder Albe Olkmaar Aakus Erpesine

Exam Week Anxiety At Myrtle Point High

The article contrasts stressed students during exam week with those who study consistently. It notes a nervous girl over a missed answer, another calm student who prepared, and warns that effort yields results while neglect leads to failure.

Myrtle Point High Iris Thia

Girls League Meeting Led by Elisabeth Dement

Elisabeth Dement presided over a Girls League meeting held Thursday in the hall. After a brief business session, Clair and Chane discussed plans for a booth and cup collection.

Elisabeth Dement Elisabeth Clair Chane Booth v

Alumni Game Off or On Near End of Season Clash

In a mixed report the alumni game ended amid confusion as players crowded the court. Several injuries were noted including a sprain and a ball incident. the next game is slated for North Bend next Saturday to decide the season’s course.

Slo Hove Art Pearsen Gene Konlentt North Bend

Girls Athletics Class Teams Selection Note

In daily exercises girls are selected from each class to form class teams. The program focuses on overcoming weak standings and improving performance through regular practice and targeted drills.

Outside Reading Book Reports and Book Budget

Students in English classes prepare reports on current books and write reviews as part of coursework. The assignment encourages selecting several recent books and may influence money available for new titles if tax revenues pass.

Rts Cape

Gum Chewing Dilemma Among Freshmen and Teachers

A school debate on chewing gum unfolds as freshmen express sympathy for peers who chew gum while teachers fear rule violations. The discussion touches on tradition, copying Webster, and the discomfort of enforcing strict classroom norms.

Girl 8 Glee Club at New Carnival

A fragmented list describes a glee club event at a carnival with numerous members named such as Altoslia Bigelow Geravieve Carmads Dollin De pererr and Paula Steuer. The text mentions a group performing with varied soprano and tenor parts and surnames linked to the event.

Altos Lia Bigelow Geravieve Carmads Dollin de Pererr Priceilia Mao Gill Balva Alloa Giemmir Surge Te Sunetrup Sybil Cooper Seerie Soprance Paula Steuer Betas Caimon Belsian Crowley Andrey Dey A Dess Ra Ingram A Nelson Redell Jaentine Fonnetder Gwendol “Shores Ih Hildred Ee Volkmar and Roseberger

Students cause lawn damage over lawns and fines

The text describes youths at a school who damage grass by walking and driving on the lawn seeking money from a father and others speeding near the school, raising concerns over property damage and discipline.

Ike Aean Acral

Growing Local Orchestra Hopes for Big Expansion

Only five members are listed as part of the orchestra with plans to enlarge it. Musicians are Tard Clotin, Beryl Roberta on trumpet, Ry on trumpet, Jean Presaler on saxophone, and Harold Hall on saxophone as more players join at practices.

Tard Clotin Beryl ‘Roberta Jean Presaler Harold Hall

Informality Marks Alumni Game Fracas at Local Field

An informal alumni versus high school football game last Wednesday featured a lax referee Dr R E H Mast and sideline intervention by Essman. A player allegedly hid in the audience to receive a pass and a disputed touchdown sparked disagreement. Several high school players joined the alumni, while others did not appear.

R. E H. Mast

School Assembly Sets Debates and Carnival Plans

Mr Linn chaired Friday assembly at 8 pm. Students sang the school song and were urged to exit study hall properly. A lost Oliver Twist book was requested. Debates on junior college systems and mail order houses were scheduled for November 1 and December 6. Committees were named for the October carnival. No football practice until Monday.

Oregon Tober Essman Camedi Italy

Student tickets selling slowly amid slow sales

The student body athletic tickets are slow to move with only about 15 percent of students buying. Officials express hope that results improve as promotions continue.

Lettermen’s meeting discusses club rules and plans

The third lettermen meeting was held after school Friday to review club rules and discuss spearheading upcoming activities. Several football players attended with skull protection gear as a precaution for practice.

Frank Stuettion Bay Steel Education

Irvine’s Flycatcher Mystery Suspected In Local Archive

Local researchers report a puzzling artifact known as Irvine’s Flycatcher in a municipal archive. Experts caution that incomplete notes and faded labels hinder identification. Further examination aims to reveal origin, purpose, and date of the item.

Biology Class Turns To Bug Hunts At School

Students in biology class chase grasshoppers as teachers assign ten experiments by a service date. Ether bottles and bug questions appear in hallways while geography class under Miss Woody studies the United States and plans a world tour later in the year.

Woody United States

Fragmentary OCR Puts Foggy Football Note On Stand

The readable fragment mentions football and study notes but lacks clear names dates places or outcomes. It reads as a damaged OCR snippet with scattered letters and stray symbols.

Faculty meeting report outlines routine business takes up time

A faculty meeting described as a routine session on a Monday morning discussed postings from November and October and covered standard agenda items.

Norember Oder Ihn Sowska

Mary Martin Enrolled as Freshman at Marke Morning

Miss Martin attended Marke morning school as a freshman. She was absent two and a half days due to illness and missed classes for a period.

Mary Martin Mon Dar Moraine Ae Hoa Bean Marke Moring Wits Bas Ralf Pear Ie

Riverton High School Year Review Highlights Activities

A Myrtle Polst copy presents Riverton h mae Rte dent Body annual including a review of classes activities and athletics. The school year summary lists the editorial staff and contains an editorial reflecting on student involvement and school life.

Myrtle Polst Riverton H Mae

Brewster Auditorium Repair Plan Noted in Fragment

Fragmentary text references Brewster Auditorium and a foundational structure, noting a former building setup and a long standing plan. It mentions a foe, a large one end, and equipment, but the passage is incomplete and unclear.

Brewster Valley Hzaoa

Hospital notes and obituaries in a local week

A list of patient movements and deaths including Elsie Mae Crowley from Gravesford and Broadbent from Hamilton. Mentions an operation, hospital discharge, and a patient leaving for home after a stay. Dates and some names are unclear due to OCR errors.

Nettie Creaby Grevelfor Elsie Mae Crowley Gravesford Hamilton Rte Alton

Lunds and Dement Return From California Trip

Mr and Mrs Perry Lund and Wallace Dement returned from their trip to California Sunday evening. Wallace took his mother to Compton to be with his sister during the school year. The Lunds visited Mrs O H Knewiton and family at Santa Ana and another sister Mrs D W Gleek at Oakland on their return trip.

Perry Lund Wallace Dement California Wallace Compton Mrs. Lund Mr. Land O. H. Knewiton Santa Ana D. W. Gleek Oakland

Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear News Item

The readable text is highly garbled and offers no coherent event, names, places, or dates to identify a specific news item or outcome.

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