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

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THE 1934 SGPHOMORE CLASS Anderson, Lillian Anderson, Merle Barber, Barker Beagle, Blohm, Blohm 1 Donald K. Glenda Nora Belle Ray Roy Bradley, John Brown, Lloyd Browning, George Burch, Dorothy Burton, John Carter, Vivian Chamberlain, Aileen Chan, Emily Columbo, Bunny Cooley, Nora Crockett, Marie Custer, Keith Davies, Evan Davis, Lavenia Dobbyn, Isobel Downer, Clarence Earl, Clyde Edwards, Irene Ekberg, Lillian Emmons, Maxine Erickson, Elsie Erickson, Wayne Evans, Cora Feller, Charles Ferris, Robert Flanagan, Jack Gassner. Harry Gault, Lawrence Gothro, George Hagen, June Hamilton, Norman Hansen, Lester Harrington, Robert Harrison, Frank Helt, Mildred Hennessey, Joe Hennessey, Richard Herbison, Frances Hill, Denise Hillstrom, Robert Hudson, Goldie Humbert, Gladys Humphreys, Agnes Hurtley, Herbert Jacobsen, Ethel jameson, Phyllis Johannesen, Loyal Johannesen, Oric Johnson, Patricia jones, Dorothv Juntunen, Wilfred Kibbey, Thelma Knox, Dorothy Knutson, Harold Kolen, Warren Lee, Lucile Leneve, Frances Lorsung, Lloyd McKelvie, Thomas McKnight, Mary Lu McQuiston, Helen Maine, Dorothv Mathews. Raloh Mauzey, James Meek, jesse Miller, Mildred Minkler, Herschel 18 Moller, Verda Noble, Kenneth Norris, Ray O'Donnell, Nina Parks, Ruby Perttula, Howard Phillip, Jane Quist, Betty Rackleff, Hugh Rea, Maxine Richards, Aileen Ring, George Roberts, Kenneth Rogers, Mary Ann Rudberg, Kathryn Saarenpaa, George Sanford, Loma Saunders, Evelyn Schetter, Alyce Sebring, Grace Seelig, Sylva Sherrill, Richard Smith, Helen Smith, Loretta St. Peter, Rachel Stacy, Marvin Strom, Doris Sylvester, Zelma Thedos, jack Therrien, Thelma Thomas, Robert Thomson, Isobel Tripp, Roscoe Tucker, Hilda Williams, Charles Willson, Gordon Wolcott, Carolyn

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glxl THE: 193 MAUZEY HANSEN SEELIG RING NOLAND CADERETTE FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Ir was actually September, the end of what seemed the shortest vacation yet spent in their lives to a bewildered, yet hopeful class of freshmen. They, at least the girls, went about the halls expecting every minute, for some unknown reason, to hear embarrassing murmurs of laughter directed toward them. After the first and most awkward stages of greenness had worn off, they held a meet- ing for the purpose of selecting class officers. They elected Jim Mauzey as president and Lester Hansen as vice-president. Sylva Seelig was elected secretary. As these students became sophomores at the end of the term, new oHicers were chosen for the following semester. The class chose Bill Ring as president and Elinor Noland as vice-president. As secretary they elected Arlie Caderette. Miss Sick was our most efficient class adviser. An assembly was given by the class on November eighth. In this entertainment it was discovered that the class has many talented members. The program included a song, some tap dancing selections, a reading, and a play. ' The freshmen also honor themselves by having several students on the B squad team, as well as a girls' basketball team. The members of the team are jumping-center, Roberta Buckingham, side-center, Mary Antoneg forwards, june Short, Thelma Chaney, and Lois Hansen, guards, Esther Ritz, Arlie Caderette, Elsie Larson, and Bonnie Briggs, who is the captain. i We feel that, with this start and rho generous supplv of hope and energv we vet have, it will be a short three years between now and nineteen thirty-seven. Be that as it may, we wish every one to know that we envy the position of the highly respected seniors and are- eager to obtain it. Z0