Marshfield High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Coos Bay, OR)

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MAHISCA Iam.: Davis Alphrmfc fuhnmn Dmzv Hxfl Alton Elwood fam Bryrlen Trianon Pres. 3 Band 2-8 Hysoerie 5-7 Band l-8 Girl's League 1-6 Hysoerie V. P. 7 nd Contest 4, 6, 8 Girl's League l-7 State Contest 1-8 C1, L. Sgt.-of-Arms Basketball 6-8 G. L. Hnr. Roll l-7 Band Letters l-8 G l.. Curr. Sec. 4 G. A. A. 1-4 Orchestra I, 2 G. L. Treas. 5 Christmas Play 6 Glee Club l-5, 7, 8 Grad. in 3 1-2 yrs. Triple Trio 3-5,7,S Annual Staff 8 Albert Allen Iamrs Roy Torgny Finell Duns Smmbrmf Track 2 Swasorian 3, 4 Swaforian l-4 G. L. Hnr. Roll l Jr. Play 7 Jr. Play Mgr. 6 Trianon l-4 Debate Club 2 Eazlurball Mgr. 7 13

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1 1 ...a rm HE 1 3 T 9 Norman Lee Loi: Mulder Basketball 4, 6, 8 G. A. A. 1-4 Track 6 Order of M 6-8 Dorothea Catbcarl Girl's League 5-8 Entered from Eugene 1 3 3 G. L. Hnr. Roll S-8 Annual Staff 8 Trianon V. P. 3, G. L. Corr. Sec. 5 Jr. Play 6 Glee Club 7, 8 Hy oerie Treas. 7, 8 Sr. Class Sec. 7, 8 G. L. Pres. 7 Gardner Scherrer Band 4, 5 Jr. Play 6 Track 7 Roy Strom Mary Farrin Football 7, 9 Girl's League 1-5 Track 8 G, L. Hnr. Roll 3 Order of M 8, 9 A fbrrt Kohler Alpha Anderson Soph. Class Pres. 2, 3 G. L. Cabinet 7 4 Football 2, 4, 6 Trianon 1-4 Stud. Bcly. Tres. 7, S Sophomore Sec. 3, 4 Lfrder of M 7, 8 Hysoerie 6-8 Pf-af' 1, 3 Glee Club 7-8 Ma-Hi Times Sraff8 Triple Trio 7, 8 Annual Staff 8 G. L. Hnr. Roll 1-8 Pirate Patrol 3, 4 Trizn'-n Pres. 4 Clacie Lapp jim Diehl Girl's League 1-8 G. L. Hnr. Roll Roy Carlxon 12 Swasnrian V. P. 3 2-8 Order of M Pres. 9 Ordcr of M 5-9 Football Trophy 9 Football 1-9 Basketball 7 Mabel Winblad 1 Howard Chaney Jr. Play 5 Sr. Play 8 Band 1-8 Annual Staff 3.4,7,8 Ma-Hi Times Staff 7, 8 Ir. Class Sec. 5, 6 Chemistry Squad 5, 6 Track 8 Marjorie Nrwporl Girl's League l-6 G. A. A. 1-4 Manley Saavyn

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li: 7 THE 1934 IRELAND ANDERSON M. MacPHERSON McLEOD JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY In recording the history of the Junior class of 1934, it scarcely seems necessary to mention our activities as freshmen and sophomores. Nevertheless, in order to emphasize our qualities as juniors, let it be said here, that as freshmen we proved to be quite intelligent. As sophomores we improved and began to become more and more an essential part of the school in all its various activities. Now as juniors we have shown that we are truly bene- Hcial in carrying on the school's interests by our active participation in sports, in social events-in all of the school's many functions. From among the many possible candidates, we chose Ellis Ireland to be our president -an office which he has successfully carried throughout the year. In the same election Doris Anderson was selected as vice-president, Marguerite MacPherson as secretary, and Dorothy McLeod as treasurer. Mr. Queen, our adviser, together with these officers, has managed the Junior class commendably. For the past several years it has been the custom of the Junior class to present four one-act plays in the fall. This year, for Hnancial reasons, it was impossible to have these plays as usual. Instead, a program, which consisted of two plays, a dance interpreting the spirit of Christmas, and music, was given at Christmas time, and the casts were chosen from our class. The Juniors were hosts to the Seniors at the Junior-Senior banquet, April 12. The theme of the banquet was aviation. Decorations and speeches all pertained to airports, air- planes, and dirigibles. The Junior class contributed much to the athletic activities of the school. In all sports- football, basketball, and track-we had representatives which any class might easily envy. 'A 14