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

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10 1 ltr Ill Associoted Student Body During 1939-1940, the confidence of the student body was well-placed in the expert direction of its presi- VQ 1 1 KX Q 4 teett ' Liljebcrg 'S' Davis Chabot Much satisfaction has been expressed by thc students with changes effected by two amend- ments to the constitution. One increased stu- dent membership in the A.S.B. by providing that only members be eligible to participate in activities for which an award is granted by the student body. The second amendment gave the students more complete representa- tion by providing for a representative to the council from each home room. dent, Jack Liljeberg, and in the other members of the council, who have not only greatly promoted student inter- est in activities but have made possible greater representation on the Student Council. Among Marshfield High,s most enjoyable social activities were the student dances, di- rected by Diclc Davis. A joint dance helil with North Bend High School was particular- ly successful. Officers of the Student Body arc: President, -lack Liljebergg Vice-President, Dick Davisg Secretary, Rita Chabot. Faculty members in- clude Mr. Elle, Miss Titus. and Mr. Clarence Landes. COUNCIL MEMBERS: First Row-V. Meyers, K, Murphy, Benedict, H. Robison, R, Chabot, S. Miller, B, Richardson, M. Maas, D. Fordell. Second Row-K. Boyd, L. Boyd, M. Riddell, R. jutstrom, T. Stack, Liljc-berg, D. Davis, F. Murray, Noble, j. Bedingfield. Carl Larson and Lloyd Taylor are not pictured.

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Huggins Osborne Kuni Bedingfield Parr Asplund BOARD OF EDUCATION So efficiently is the high school system kept in order by our school board, that high school students often overlook the importance of this group of townspeople. A great amount of time and effort, however, is required in de- termining policies of the school, in handling finances of the district, in planning for the future, and in maintaining school and commu- nity relationships. Members of the board are constantly demonstrating, by their presence and hours of work, their keen interest in all matters relating to the Marshfield High School student body and faculty. Each of the members of the board has had experience with business or schools which gives him an understanding of school district prob- lems. Mr. George C. Huggins, chairman, was football coach his first year in Marshfield while he was establishing his insurance busi- ness, Mr. B. Bedingfield taught for a short time before entering law practice, Mr. Lloyd Kuni came to Marshfield as a member of the High School faculty, and Mr. W. Asplund is an alumnus of our school. Mrs. Florence Osborne's business training makes her a valu- able member of the school board, and Mr. Lynn Parr, who acts as clerk, has been associ- ated with schools for a number of years, both as a teacher and as a superintendent. Page F ive

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