Myrtle Point Defeats Bandon 6 0 in Hard Fought Game
Myrtle Point edges Bandon 6 to 0 after a slow start in a grind of a football clash. Key players include Pearson Wagner Schmidt and Hendon, with standout defense by Myrtle Point and strong line play.
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Myrtle Point Wils
Bandon
Harden Hakong
Banden
Myrtle Point
Bandons
Myrtle
Cate
Art Pearson
Freed Schmidt
Myrtle Pont
Pearson
Mytle Point IL
Ray
D Bonen
Endicott
Larson
Righ
Bones
Carver
Ena Pearson
Frentier
Wagner
Schmidt
Banden Treadgald
W Jarvis
Nadurft
Jef
Laren
Miller
Langiens
Helen Kan
Tucker
Woalsen
Curinin
Myrtle Point Meracken
Cater
Felaher
Morris
McCracken
Morriason
Belloni
McCracken Brulinee
Pearson Schmidt
Druliner
Strong
Brdicott
Bandon Wade
Tread
Aod
Qonaborne
Helmk
Carnival night at local high school ends in tragedy
A grand carnival at the high school featured confetti, balloons, and stage performances by the sophomores and an act described as aut atun. A sudden accident interrupted the program as the curtain fell at nine o clock, leaving attendees shocked and the venue in disarray.
Amateur program features dance acts and a perplexing quiz
An audience laughed at mishaps as couples rode and a series of acts followed. The G A C girls performed a tumbling routine while Mephiato the educated horse answered questions. The school orchestra played two pieces under Miss Irvine. A clog dance closed the show with Billy Lundrine and a bar of music with singers.
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Nome
Glee Club
Mephiato
Miss Irvine
Amos
Andy
Herbert Strong
Don
Billy Lund
Drense
Merry Makers
Frances Willard Day Observed At School Hall
Last Friday at one o'clock the student body gathered in the study hall to observe Frances Willard Day. Rev Erwin G Ranton performed music and gave a talk about Mia Willard and her work. He began with two old time tunes on the violin, followed by unique acts on a saw and a one stringed calmlir made from a broom handle. He then reviewed Frances Willard’s life and discussed prohibition and its effects on the country before concluding with more violin pieces.
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Frances
Willard
Erwin G Ranton
Mia Willard
Ranton
Frances FC Willard
Rantonagan
Smith-Hughes Group Heads to Portland for Show
The Ag boys and instructor Mr Wagner left for Portland to attend the Pacific International Black Show. Myrtle Point team members Basil Smith Gilkison and Kenneth Leatherman join others with outstanding projects Fred Schmidt Walter Iher Harley Parrish and Truman Wagner. Griggs accompanied at request as Billie serves as treasurer of the state Future Farmers of America chapter.
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Mr. Wagner
Portland
Myrtle Point
Basil Smith
Fd Gilkison
Kenneth Leatherman
Fred Schmidt
Walter Iher
Harle B
Parrish
Truman Wagner
Griggs
Cooley
Billie
Ag Sprouts
Future Farmers of America
Local Teachers Electors Nominate Coos County Officers
Myrtle Point principal L. P. Linn and Marshfield superintendent Mrke Parr were nominated for president of the Coos county division of the Oregon State Teachers association. Linn was narrowly defeated. Delegates to the Portland convention include Miss Virna Hormann Broadbent Mr Lynn Parr Marshfield and L. P Linn Myrtle Point. Miss Fairy Davia was nominated for secretary but declined.
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L. P. Linn
Myrtle Point
Lettermen's Meeting Plans for Carnival and Booth Profits
The lettermen met on Thursday to discuss plans for the annual carnival held Friday night and to consider students seeking club membership. President Lyle Carver reported the booths were well received and profits were substantial with the baby booth earning 640 dollars and Wheel of Chance bringing in 20 dollars.
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Lyle Carver
Pep Rally Draws Mixed Reaction at Myrtle Point
A Myrtle Point pep rally drew a serpentine procession on the main street led by Billie Tund Andy Newhouse and Jean Pressler. Most marchers were girls and spectators noted limited student enthusiasm while rally organizers hoped to boost school spirit and financial support.
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Billie Tund
Andy Newhouse
Jean Pressler
Nein
Myrtle Point
Carnival Aftermath Saturday Morning Cleanup
Students recall a lively carnival with broad enthusiasm but a sparse cleanup effort the next morning. A few girls removed a postern and paper, several boys organized the Chamber of Horrors and returned items, while others played games and tracked tacks on shoes.
Myrtle Point High Wins Stock Judging Cup
At a Wednesday assembly Myrtle Point High School earned a silver cup for a winning stock judging team led by Basil Smith James Celey and Donald Ilkison from the agriculture class The trophy becomes permanent if they win again next year Coon River High previously held the cup in 1923 and last year Myrtle Point earned it too Mr Wagner the coach expresses pride in his third year of coaching any team.
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Myrtle Point
Talend Wagner
Coun Y Fair
Myrtle Pont High Shool
Coon River High School
Cam
Myrtle Aint
Basil Smith
James Cceley
Donald Ilkison
Wagner
Wcause
Football Boys Get Soup After Practice
The home economics class prepared a noon meal of cream of tomato soup, croutons, and toasted crackers for twenty two football players on Thursday. The team defeated Bain in a come Thursday game, and the writer jokes the soup may have boosted performance.
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Bane
GA CG Meeting Plans Decorated Fields and Hike
The decorating committee aims to color goal posts blue and red at all football games. Members include Harriett Bones Elizabeth Dement Jean Guerin Ernestine Schneider and Josephine Robbins. The GAC schedules a hike in November with old members entertaining the new ones, led by Helen Furman.
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Harriett Bones
Elizabeth Dement
Jean Guerin
Ernestine Schneider
Josephine Robbins
GAC
Helen Furman
H Ke
Carnival fundraiser thrills at high school auditorium
Friday October 24 the school held a carnival to raise funds for the student body. Attendees enjoyed candy booths telegram booth wheel of chance fishing pond and fortune teller plus a “Chamber of Horrors” with staged frights including a skeleton a hanging figure and rattling chains that left several frightened yet amused attendees describing the experience as spooky and memorable.
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He High School
Wan
Chamber of
Orcom
Olly
Tryouts for Junior Play The Nut Farm Held on Monday
Students gathered for the junior play tryout The Nut Farm conducted Monday afternoon at 840. Grace Linn serves as coach guiding expectations of a successful performance while juniors cover expenses through class dues.
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Misa Grace Linn
Sweaters and Berets Ordered Next Week
A note states sweaters and berets will be ordered next week. The items are planned to be worn as part of a uniform with blue sweaters for the men.
Faculty meeting plans carnival program and talk by Rev Raton
A Thursday morning faculty meeting discussed a Friday carnival and a program honoring Frances E Willard. They adjusted the schedule to hold the sixth period at 1 00 pm instead of 3 00 pm so Rev E G Raton could speak at 1 00 pm.
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Frances E. Willard
E. G. Raton
The Dreamer
A study hall piece portrays a student whose mind wanders toward fame and success. The dreamer sits with a book in front of him, believing his future will outshine peers and teachers. He plans to prove his latent abilities and prove his critics wrong.
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Eugene Kinnicutt
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Lois Porterfield
Lora Ingram
Marjorie Hazleton
Dorothy Noachouer
Austin Hall
John Gearhart
Harold Endicott
Edna Dons
Anita Gill
Jean Preasler
Edwin Crowley
Francea Fearnley
Julia Myer
Leatherman
Kart Breuer
Lulu Nuchole
Andl Emith
Gladys Latham
Myrtle Print
Inahe
Myrtle Beant Wa
Penc Aed
Randon
Othe
Bowen
Prosao
Nick Baro
Downaoun
Red
Pearsen
Yarde
Agner
Pasat Wagner
Keke
Felsher
Handon
Tao
Reds
Herdon
Baldon
Myrithe Point
Buffale
Bandon Sf
Myrtle Ponts
Bandona Ly
Wagnero and
Art Te Felsher
John Pruliner
Pears
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Ray Wan
Hellony
Ray Out
Bandon Mar
Myrtle Poin Pasard
Hi Definae
Pearsor
Wibe Bandon
Myrtle Font
Handen
Brock Leake
Grider
Lucky Bonney
Nauutte
Taina
D. H. McLaughlin
Prascks Willard
MR. Linn
Lettermen’s Meeting
AG Team
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CLP
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Oregon
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Coquille
Tarpaners Committee
L. Walther
Lint Street
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