Myrtle Point FFA trips to Pacific International Stock Show
W A Sawyer with Mrs Sawyer and four Future Farmers of America members traveled Friday to Corvallis and Portland then to the Pacific International Stock Show. The group observed beef cattle, toured campuses, and judged livestock. the team finished fifth in judging and forty eighth in the final. They attended a banquet, visited Meier & Frank, and returned Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Sawyer
Smith-Hughes
Sawyer
Future Farmers of America
Leo Wagner
Donald Porterfield
Ray Guerin
Leslie Hermann
Pacific International Stock Show
Les
Hermann
Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Duke” Davenport
Jean Guerini
U of O
Eugene
Portland
Penny Mall
The
International
Camvy
Interstate Bridge
Weeshington
Iy Gullerin
Up of
UCL
den Porterfield
Oregon City
Lew Wagner
Meier & Frank
Groceriea
Berlyine
Washington
Bano
St Jomne Bridge
Swan Island Airport
Telegraph Station
Washington Zoo and Park
Mrs Sawyer
Mr Sawyer
Phyrtle Point
Linn and Alverdes Honor in Local Election
Leland P. Linn was elected as delegate to O. B. T. A. in Portland at Christmas. Edgar Rickard serves on committees for next year's institute program. Coos County Schoolmen's club met with new officers Linn as president and Rickard as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland P. Linn
Alice Alverdes
L. P. Linn
Portland
Edgar Rickard
Coos County
Journalists Struggle to Cover Marshfield Game
Students describe a chaotic Saturday coverage at Marshfield with frantic moving crowds, rapid play by play notes, and the challenge of compiling lineups substitutes and officials. Eliis South moyd and Alden Barklow recount long hours and fatigue as they chased details for Tuesday’s edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliis Southmoyd
Marshfield
Alden Barklow
Faculty Fashioned Holiday Faculty Meeting On Stage
Mr Linn organized a unusual holiday gathering where teachers wore eccentric costumes. The scene featured Miss Linn in a red dress with balloons, Miss Alverdes in an old maid outfit with a cat, Mrs Rickard in a long dress and top hat, and Mr Essman in a conductor outfit. The event sparked playful contrast to standard meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Linn
Loontown
Miss Linn
Miss Alverdes
Biggest game of the season hype fuels community rally
A Myrtle Point event promotes a Marshfield football game with a street parade and bonfire beside Eads Williams lot. Mayors issue a game day business closure while posters feature Burr Monrad and players. A banquet at Hamm's Cafe honors the squad with speeches by hosts the Tuckers and Coach Essman and Mr Linn. attendees include Cecil Barker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eads & Williams
Burr Monrad
Herald
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Myrrle Point Herald
Essman
Mr Linn
Hamm
Harold Weekly
Raymond Carver
Vincent Hunt
Robert Kroeger
Leonard Shelton
Ear Woods
Oliver Mast
Lynn Hoover
Harold Mullen
Clyde Barger
George Wagner
Play Book Arrives For Junior Class Comedy In Three Acts
Notes detail a school play in a bungalow setting with a cast of men and five women. A separate item covers a misprinted six weeks exam causing a grade swap, and a Junior-Freshman girls soccer match ending 0 to 0 with vivid field action and listed lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawe
Pee
Restdale
Ag Ork
Onsunior
Will
Mie
Mary Linn
Mildred Barklow
Yell practice and football vibes at local school game
The article notes girls dominate pep rallies while few boys attend yell practice and a lone boy led half time cheers. It lists players and upcoming games including Myrtle Point visiting Coquille to face the Red Devils on October 22 with Barker likely sidelined by leg infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Myrtle Point
Bob Cats
Coquille
Red Devils
Marshfield
North Bend
Bandon
Barker
Bob Cats Slogan Featured at Cemeanonth Monthly Meeting
Isaz was showcased at the cemeanonthly Thursday morning. Mr Linn announced several items and Coach Essman delivered a brief talk. Frank Morrison, Marshfield game captain, spoke. Students then sang the new song Bob Cats Slogan and practiced yells led by Bully Lund and June Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sane
Bob Cats
Isaz
Cemeanonthly
Linn
Essman
Frank Morrison
Marshfield
Bully Lund
June Baker
Girls Help Sell Doge Visions Fund Raiser Draws Six Dollars
Students sold doges at a Saturday game with help from Dorothy Lundy Mary Robinson and Eleanor Brewer clearing six dollars. Maude Aldrich spoke on prohibition before the student body on Friday October 7 as W C T U delegates. Typing class quiz covered parts of the typewriter and its use. American History quiz reviewed the French and Indian War. Junior Science reports featured scientific inventions including the radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lundy
Mary Robinson
Eleanor Brewer
Church
Easman
Students Tour Crown Mills Cooking School
The advanced foods class visited Crown Mills Cooking School downtown last Thursday afternoon to study potatoes and variations. The girls in the beginning clothing class completed their first project in class this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Mills
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Ceyyreader Smith-Hughes
Elks Hall Marshfield
C A Howard
Chambers
Oregon State College
Fairy Davis
Noys
Jesse Clinton
Babe Riddle
Jack Farmer
Fred Smith
Gene Mecum
John Camden
Tex Davidson
Myrtle Point Athletic Club
Dick Etkert
Keeman
Mr. Linner
Mire Tucker
Danford Mast
Bunny Bones
Viola Ellis
Phyllis Dement
Eldora Chamberlin
Marianna Steele
Eleanor Newbury
Ione Perry
Mary Robison
Edna Studivant
Lila Parrish
Lilia Davenport
Yvonne Knight
Inez Barklow
Eloda Krewson
Danford Mest
Miriam Smith
Vivian Moll
Doris
James
Evely Melchottant
Roslys
Helman
Salas Réith Willet
Fullre Iwhabesy
Fine Durrell
Guerite Sunstrup
Ellen Monrad
Josephing Robbins
Ydna Hi Bones
Alberta Volkmar
Songi
Bond
Pitney
Beelyachi
Pathfinder
Freas
L. H. Pearce
Goodyear
Safeway
Oregon
Santes
Prunes
Orega
Arm & Hammer
Oxydol
Mission Blacks
Sunmald
HEINZ
Safeway Fancy
Albers
Macon
Siren
Esra A
Barker Shoe Hospital
Jo M. Barker
Mast Motor Co
Kees
Frederick Steiner
James W. Mott
Congress
Hoover
Grange
Farmer's
United States
Sean Wen
Haid Day
Bek
Ettait
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