Myrtle Leaf reveals student activities and booth plans
The Myrtle Leaf lists staff contributors and details booth construction for a student event. Girls League chats on snacks, GAC cap and confetti, Honor Society to tend freaks, Lettermens club wheels of chance, baby doll stand, Chamber of Horrors for Mr. Church’s class, and undecided glee club plans. Posters near completion and banners for the car are due soon. It notes a return to childhood fun in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls League
Misa Stek
G. A.C
Geography class plans world travel despite missing manuals
The geography class decides to travel with U S and foreign regions to visit major rivers cities lakes and mountains. They invite interested students to see the geography class for information on plans and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugintung
United States
Rivera
Home Economics Department Receives New Diningware
The Home Economics department installed auvorware china and a Mon arch range last week to aid the Foods class. The equipment meets a long standing need and will enable students to serve a wide assortment of dishes. Classes over six weeks covered diet planning and the role of breakfast in family nutrition.
Gum Chewing Epidemica Sparks School Debate
In Myrtle Leaf last week seniors appear labeled as blame for a gum chewing epidemic. The report notes detective work on campus and mocks students for routine mischief while detailing a fire drill at MOP UH S and a Sunset Beach outing by the Sitkum school cooking club led by Miss Genevieve Crowley with students Hazel Taylor Ruby Parka Kristenia Christensen Eloda Krewnen and Harry Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Essmar
Jane
Jonn
Atudenta
Sitkum
Mins
Genevieverowley
Sunset Beach
Hazel Taylor
Ruby Parka
Hristenia Christensen
Eloda Krewnen
Harry Crowley
Mias Crowley
Girls Volleyball Lesson Feels Sudden Absence of Teacher
The girls report on posture after a week of practice. The gym teacher Mia Rae Irvine was absent due to illness on Wednesday. A group of standout girls will perform at the Carnival on October 24 with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Irvie
Norma Johnson
Lorene Clark
Mias Rae Irvine
Carnival coming boon at the night school event
The October 24 carnival promises a riotous night with confetti serpentine and a controversial doll display. Corbin Bones, general manager, announced Friday how school groups will staff each booth and noted the F. F. A. will have a specific charge.
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Corbin Bones
Posters for School Carnival by Clair Booth and Others
Clair Booth Aileen Dement and Marguerite Sunstrup create colorful posters for the school Carnival. The girls say the posters are attractive clever and show the hard work of the entire student body.
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Clair Booth
Aileen Dement
Marguerite Sunstrup
Unclear fragment hints at praise for a new success
The readable text suggests excitement over a new achievement described as a WOW moment, but no specific people places or events are identified.
Lack of football turnout cited in high schools
The writer laments poor football turnout and lack of school spirit among students. They argue every position should have capable substitutes ready so the team performs at full effort, noting a recent North Bend game where substitutes might have changed the score.
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North Bend
Myrtle Point selects judging team for Portland stock show
The Myrtle Point judging team for the Pacific International Stock Show in Portland, Oregon, has been chosen after tryouts attended by six boys Basil Smith James Crowley Clinard Mast Donald Gilkison Kenneth Leather man and Charles Leatherman. They visited farms including Joe Mast's Felshers Porterfields cows and sheep during the past week.
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Myrtle Point
Portland
Oregon
Basil Smith
James Crowley
Clinard Mast
Donald Gilkison
Kenneth Leatherman
Charles Leatherman
Joe Mast
Wagner
Ares Basil Smith and Donald Gila Named in Notice
Basil Smith and Donald Gila are identified in the notice alongside Kenneth Leatherman as parties involved in the matter. Further details are not readable in the fragment.
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Ares Basil Smith
Donald Gila
D Kenneth Leatherman
Exams Graded Report Cards Pending Return
Six law exam papers from last week are graded. Teachers used a numeric system instead of letters A B C D. Report cards have been released and should be returned as soon as possible to finalize student records.
Robert Clarke At Silver Bay School
Robert Clarke, a former student, now studies in Bilver Bay, New York, sharing an account of an adventurous helmet-making project with cousin Ernest and Franklin Crossman. The square wooden helmet, sealed front, weighted hose, and a rope system suggest a drying device used to supply air during the project.
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Robert Clarke
Zrroe Fs Point Iples School
Farge
Bilver Aymeneew York
Ernest
Franklin Crossman
Thalr
Robert
Gare
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Narrative
The readable lines depict a disjointed, surreal depiction of water, fear, and personal reflection. Mentions of a helmet and breathing hint at a perilous scene, while scattered phrases reference people, places, and trends without a coherent event.
Beginning Six Weeks Focus On Improvement In School
The notice urges starting the new six weeks as a fresh school term with effort toward improving grades. It emphasizes striving for honor and building the habit of trying, aiming for report cards parents will be proud to sign and a successful future.
Endvott and Wareld Lead Langlois High Team
Endvott of Portland and Wareld of Langlois High were elected to lead the group. Bones was appointed to collect funds for outfits and dues for the group.
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Endvott
Portland
Wareld
Langlois High
Becen
Bones
School Trophies Celebrate Eager Effort and Progress
In this note the school praises students for improving, earning trophies, and showing hard work. Administrators express pride in the winners and pledge to continue progress and support for achievement in future years.
Physics Class Jumble Scrambles Friday Lesson
Fragmentary school page note shows a physics class session on Friday with scattered words and a continuation marker. The readable bits reference students, a teacher, and a page continuation to later columns.
Oregon Promises and Proposals Spark Policy Debate
The text notes commitments in Oregon and outlines proposals labeled as the so-called plans, signaling ongoing policy contention and differing stakeholder views.
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Oregon
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Lois Norris
Marjorie Hamelton
Austin Hall
Elsie Reed
John Gearhart
Anita Gill
Geraldine McCulloch
Hasel Smth
Edwin Crowley
Herathy Hoschauer
Francis Young
Lois Porterfield
Jock McCracken
Lora Ingram
Gladys Latham
Ernestine Kneider
Donald Druliner
Earl Wood
Julia Myri Leatherman
Eunice Horn
Farl Brouer
Edna Doas
Harriott Bones
Hadreth Wright
Genevieve Knight
Homer Economic Department
Stara Ito
Arnival
Rks
Silver Bay School
Arch
Save
Seattle
Ward
the People of
Tacoma
State of Washington
Northwest
Auch
Erty
Washington
Seattle Sunday Times
King
Pierce Counties
Taxpayers’' Economy League of
Spokane
Utility Taxpayers Committee
H. L. Walther
Sixth Street
Portland, Oregon
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