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

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lull MAI-IIEEAN ll l Anderson, Lillian Anderson, Merle Antone, Howard Baird, Mildred Barber, Donald K. Barker, Glenda Beagle, Nora Belle Bigelow, Edwin Blohm, Ray Briggs, Enid Burch, Dorothy Burton, Edwin Burton, Jack Campbell, Chester Carter, Vivian Chamberlain, Aileen Chan, Emile Christensen, Helen Columbo, Bunny Cooley, Nora Cordray, Wayne Cox, Helen Davenport, Stella Davies, Evan Davis, Lavenia Dobbyn, Isobel Earl, Clyde Edwards, Irene Emmons, Maxine Enolcson, Betty Ericlcsen, Wayne Eiiclzson Elsie Evans, Cora Fellcr, Charles Ferris, Robert Flanagan, -lack Gault, Lawrence Junior Class Gosney, Faye Gothro, George Gray, Malcolm Hagen, June Hansen, Lester Harrington, Robert Harrison, Fra!! Hennessey, Richard Herbison, Frances Hill, Denise Hillstrom, Robert Hurtley, Herbert -la:obson, Ethel Jacobson, Lucille Jchannesen, Oric johnson, Byron Johnson, Patricia Jones, Dorothy Juntunen, Wilfred Kibbey, Thelma Knox, Dorothy Knutson, Harold Kolen, Warren Larsson, George Lee, -lack Lee, Lucille Leneve, Frances Lorsung, Lloyd McKelvie, Tom McKnight, Mary Lu McQuiston, Mason Mackey, George Maine, Dorothy Mathews, Ralph Mauzey, James Miller, Mildred Mollet, Verda Noble, Kenneth 22 Norris, Raymond O'Connell, Homer O'Donnell, Nina Parks, Ruby Payne, Robert Perttula, Howard Philip, Jane Ports, Ethel Quist, Betty Racltleff, Hugh Rea, Maxine Richter, Mildred Ring, George Roberts, Kenneth Robertson, Lea Rogers, Mary Ann Roy, Helen Royce, Arthur St. Peter, Rachel Saarenpaa, George Sanford, Loma Saunders, Evelyn Schetter, Alyce Schniclc, Ellen Schniclc, Walter Seelig, Sylva Sherrill, Richard Smith, Edwin Smith, Helen Stunz, Albert Thomas, Robert Thompson, Bonnie Tripp, Roscoe Tucker, Hilda Walker, Mary White, Wallace Whlted, Ethel Willson, Gordon

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lull MAHIEEAN ll l -'-QV or Sophomore Class History This year's lessons are finished' and the books closed. With the feeling of something accomplished, something donev, the class of '37 marches on. The class officers elected to carry on this year's business were Sam Peck, president, Beth Williams, vice-president, Lucille Matson, secretaryg and Russell Brendle, sergeant-at-arms. The capable hand of Miss Moller, with the assistance of our class officials, helped us pilot our ship into the port of success. The big event of the year, the annual spring party, was efficiently planned and carried out by the class committees. Whole-hearted participation ended in a hilarious evening. Our class was well represented in all activities such as football, basketball, and track for the boys, Trianon, Glee Club, and Girls' League for the girls. Class meetings were held on the first Monday of each month for the purpose of learning how to conduct meetings properly. 25