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

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Junior Play The first activity of the year was the junior play, The Tangled Yarn, which was presented in the auditorium, December 5. The ploy was directed by Miss Ruby Wright. The play dealt with a young girl who entered a contest saying she was an old woman with several grown children. Things grew very tangled when she was forced to en- act the part of the old lady in addition to being herself. The cast included: Camilla Page, a young lady with ideas, Florence Rooney, Vivian Page, her cousin, Jo Ann Lehman, Cora Black, who shared an apartment with Camilla and Vivian, Virginia Meyers, Stuart Brand, an unpublished young author, Peter Behr, Mrs. Mor- gan, a landlady, Donna Robbins, Michael Morgan, her henpecked husband, Eugene Ede, Sadie Stringer, an idle roomer, Margaret Smith, Alexander Lawton, a magazine editor, Bill Mineau, Claudius Stringer, Sadie's errant husband, alias Joshua Page, Jim Curran, Mrs. Page, Ca- milla's mother, Betty Richardson, Speed Martin, a newspaper reporter, Dick Dyer, Mrs. Brand. Stuart's mother, Jeanne Durrand. Junior Prom The second annual Junior Prom, with Jim O'NeaI as general chairman, was held in the gymnasium March 6. Under the direction of Rhea Anthony, the gym was transformed into o garden with a picket fence, flowers, and shrubs. The theme was Springtime. Junior-Senior Banquet The high school cafeteria was the scene of the Junior-Senior Banquet, April 30. The theme Deep Sea was carried out in the decorations. George Huggins was toastmaster, and Mr, J. B. Bedingfield was speaker of the evening. Page Seventeen

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'Nm JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Schneiderman, N. Scott, J. Lehman, J. O'Nealg J. Day JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class started the year by electing the following officers: John Day, presi dent, Jim O'Neal, vice president, JoAnne Lehman, secretary, Jack Schneiderman, treasurer and Oliver Hendrickson, sergeant-at-arms. Neil Scott was elected sergeant-at-arms at mid term when Oliver Hendrickson left school. W! NN v Mg ix i The class sponsored three movies in the auditorium during the noon hour to en- able them to put on a successful Junior Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet. This year the juniors have taken an active part in many activities. Included were sports, music, clubs, student government, and publications. The class wishes to thank its advisors, Miss Eulalia Titus and Mr. Bruce Martin for their excellent help in all activities this year. Page Sixteen r 4

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ii 8. 'ls f' .f Anthony, Rhea Austin, Margaret Baughrnan, Mary Beber, Gale Behr, Peter Bjerke, Roald Bolt, Ralph Browning, Dan Caranchini, Louis Carnes, Bernice Carpenter, Keith Claire, Donna Clark, Eleanor Collver, Rosemary Cook, Betty Lou Creson, Lillian Crites, Ronald Curran, Jim Curtis, Marcia Doggett, Claire Daigle, Marilyn Day, Irving Day, ,John Dixon, Mary Drollinger, George Duffield, Howard Durrand, Jeanne Dyer, Dick Ede, Eugene Elliott, Don Erickson, Marcheta Ferguson, Louise Ford, Jerry Forslund, Ellen Forslund, Esther Fraser, Muriel Freitag, Mildred Graham, Pauline Gresham, Lorene Hansen, Bjorg Hansen, Lulla Haptonstall, Alice Harris, Rae Haughawout, Phyllis Hennessey, Catharine Herbison, Don Hill, Jean Hooker, Laurence Huggins, George lreland, ,Joyce Jaehnig, Ellen Jane Jarvis, Bill Johnson, Arlene Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Neil Johnson, Patricia Kaludes, Maxine Kantola, Hilia Kaufman, Ray Keever, Mary Kiander, Leo Kinney, Walt Larsson, John Latta, Rose Zena Lee, Bessie Lehman, JoAnne Leneve, Noreene Locke, Roberta Long, Jim Lyon, Dolores McColl, Marjorie fMcGriff, Melvin Page Eighteen