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

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r l .Z Q55 OFFICE STAFF: L. TO R.: Rita Holman, Margaret Crowe, Danna Hickey. CAFETERIA STAFF: l.. TO R.: Jessie Bloomquist, Christine Gatzke, Phyllis Field. Life Is Pleasant in the Modern School Assuming many of the former responsibilities of the teacher are the service stalls of Marshfield's administration. The hot lunch ol today in a warm cafeteria is far removed from the lard bucket lunch around the wood stove of a few decades ago. Advances in ollice machinery have greatly aided the task of keeping voluminous school records. With medical care for the ill, clean, vvarm buildings, and warm lunches, the modern student loses fewer days ol school. ERVICE STAFF lrs. Holbrook, school nurse, prepares to lake Carmen gmpbgllfg temperature, JANITORIAL STAFF: L. TO R.: Stanley Merton, Al Neideigh, Charlie McMann.

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CASSS Modern Stuaents Are on the Go. f '30 Whether pulling or being pushed, the modern student is moving at a much faster clip than his forefathers. There seems to be too little time for everything. Gone are the unconcerned childhood days of the past. Perhaps they are only a modern- dcy illusion. Certainly the world was very real to the pioneer adolescent, but this was ci slower world. Today's iet-propelled age is forcing everyone to make much faster decisions. Every schoolroom has felt the impact of the chain reaction of atomic and hydrogen bombs. P .I 'Zap I N' X 21