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

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ykmfqffap CHESTER HALISKI U. of Oregon, B.S., M.S Health - P.E. Coaching CAROLE KENNEDY O.S.C., B.S. Health - P.E. Rally BRUCE HOFFINE JIM POPP . U. of Oregon, BS., M.S. U. of Oregon, B.S., MS. Health - P.E. HS-Gllli Y P-E. Coaching Coaching BEVERLY SMITH BEVERLY SWINK O.S.C., BS. O.S.C., B.S. Health - FCE. Health - P.E. Pep Club GAA- Biggest change in the past fifty years in physical education classes has been the shift in spotlight from team to individual sports such as apparatus, golf, tennis, modern dance, and bovvling. Today's girls' p.e. classes are changing from an emphasis on physical prowess to the recreational value of sports but without the loss of body conditioning, whereas boys' p.e. classes are giving even stronger physical fitness. Gone from the scene are the masses of bloomered girls waving their arms in unison, no longer are the boys' classes dedicated to the football star. PHYSICAL EDLICATIO Kathy Palmer practices for tennis strokes in the girls' gym because it is raining outside,

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059 fl R T7 gf www! ALAN G. KIMMEL Portland State Col., B.S. American History Junior Class Wm. T. MCLEAN U. of Oregon, B.S., lVl.S. Stantord, Ed.D. Problems, Com. Law Hi-Y, Student Council Senior Class JEAN SANDINE U. of Oregon, B.A. World History F.T.A. DWIGHT BURCH Nebraska State Col. T.C., B U. ot Nebraska, tvt.A, World Geography Freshman Class RAY DAVIS Notre Dame, B.S. U. ot Idaho, ivl,S, World History, P,E. Coaching DONALD BU NYARD U. of Oregon, BS., M.Ed. World Geography WALT PACZESNIAK West Liberty, A.B. U. of Pittsburgh, M.Ed American History l.R.L., Coaching ERNEST D. LARSEN U, ot Utah, B,A. Problems 'You are there with the world history class at the death ot Socrates. Junior Class Pioneers Shape Our Future The pioneers of our country have contributed much to history, greatly expanding the volume ot history books in our library and classrooms. The main goals in social studies are to teach the student to have a better understanding ot our democratic society, of our economic and political lite, and of the functions ot citizenship. By studying the past, we can learn not only to avoid the pittalls that have upset previous civili- zations but also to discover the environments that have produced greatness. SOCIAL STLIDIE

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MATH EMATICS-SCIENC The recent nationwide trend of increased emphasis on math-science education has been felt here at Marshfield. The construction of the new science department opened many opportunities to the students. Academic training for further education and con- centration in practical business-math has aided many. To increase our interest and understanding of our environment, the school offers courses in general science and ele- mentary biology. The ever-increasing number of math-science courses helps to insure our country's future. BRUCE MARTIN O,S,C., B.S. U. of Oregon, M.S. Mathematics Talent Shows Sophomore Class Sound System HOWARD MONKS U, of Idaho, B.S., M.S. Chemistry Concessions Science Club WALT MCCLU RE U. of Oregon, M.S., B,S. Biology Coaching JOHN H. WAMPOLE Wis, State Col., B.S. Minnesota, M,S. Mathematics Rifle Club VERLAND L. REAVIS Colorado State Col. of Ed., A.B. Algebra Sophomore Class ROBERT A. ELLIS Washington State, B.S. OSC., MS. Mathematics Cafeteria ROBERT MOURSUND U. of Oregon, B.A., M.S Comb. Math., Geometry Key Club PAUL A. KUCKUCK Pasadena College, A.B. Physics, General Science Tickets .AN w I .ad R . J to