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

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Laura Adamson Betsy Addison Dewey Anderson Mathew Avsec Robert Barker Gerald Baughman Doris Beale june Benedict Helen Bigelow Ethelwynne Blondell Neil Bone LeRoy H. Boyd John Brelage Alberta Brown Dale Bushong Jack Caderette Wallace Cameron Lillian Carlson Juanita B. Caughran William Cavanagh Rita Chabot Jack Clark Lola Cleveland Jean Copeland Carolyn Coy Mary Lee Curran Olga D'Ambrosio Georgie Davenport Dick Davis Betty Dean Helen Dieu Patricia Dillon john Doane Harlan Dobbyn Harry Duncan Page S zxteen Louis Duncan Dorothea Edgerton Dagny Elfving Bonnie jean Elliott Eula Elwood Melvin Emerson Lillian Endicott Robert Forrester George Forslund Nancy Frew Marie Goldsbury Mary Haptonstall Arthur Harbaugh Hilda Hendrickson Irene Hendrickson Wesley Herbison Juanita Holcomb Margaret Hone Celeste Huelshoff Lawrence Huston Donald January Jeanette Johnson Herbert Kinney Charles Klemer Oren Knowlton Jack Koines Annette LaChappe1le William Larsson Grace Lee Howard LeFebvre jack Liljeberg Russell Lillie Georgia McClure Clarence McCoy Shirley McCullough Betty McQuiston Maxine Maine Fay Marion Phyllis Nlidclleton John Noble Leslie Nordahl Maurice O'Connell Betty O'Donnell Dorothea Olsen Barbara Orr Bernard Osborn Fred Parry Phyllis Patrone Betty Peterson Barbara Pruett Russell Randrup Seena Richards Dolores Richardson Dick Ring Helen jean Robison Mary Rosencrans Hubert Selander Dorothy Simpkin Merlyn Stadden Earle Stanton Ray Stanwood Alma Starvich Elsamae Stromberg Phyllis Taylor Ed Vala William Wall Earl Weed Robert Westmoreland Florence Wood Ivan Zeller

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SIIPIIIIIIIIIIIE IIMISS IlIS'I'Illl!I After having whirled through their first year in the typical Fresh- man manner, the Class of '41 has embarked upon, and. nearly com- pleted, its last year as underclassmen, now sailing under its own colors. This one-fourth of the student body feels itself very fortunate in having as a class advisor Miss Eulalia Titus who, under the new sys- tem will be its constant guide and friend for the rest of the class's high school career. Soon after the high school doors were opened and registration had been completed, the Sophomore class elected competent leaders for the ensuing year. They were as follows: President, Bill Hugginsg Vice President, Bill Strattong Secretary-Treasurer, Johanna Dixong Ser- geant-at-Arms, Jack Littrell. Since the Sophomores are underclassmen, their activities are neither large nor numerous. The two main events of interest are the Sopho- more Assembly and the Sophomore Party. The first of these was pre- sented on January 19 to a packed house. Thorough enjoyment was ex- pressed by the assemblage. An unusual feature of the assembly was introduction of the participants at the end of the program instead of before it. Scheduled for the evening of May 19 in the high school auditorium was the annual Sophomore party. It is an occasion always looked forward to by the gay young Sophomoresv and vies with other gala spring activities for gay entertainment. Huggins Stratton Dixon Littrell Page Seventeen