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

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J smneiii ,M 94 i :Me .riff THE CLOCK MARSHFIEIL Homeworkl sill Q And this is only the beginning, groans K. Stokes after signing for his iunior English term paper. Promenade your lacly homel G. Longley finds out it's easier to make decorations with the experienced help of Miss Carlsen. I know l read that somewhere! After school football practice readies the team for Friday's game. 23

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Do you really put salads in that? D. Mclntosh asks P. Chard in woodshop. Students find out French is really fun as they work out crossword puzzles. Where are you going fo put coat? D, Rehwoldt asks K. Jorgensen as L. Joslin tries to find her books. Physics students, eager to use facilities, move equipment into renovated East Branch. Nuo 1 n enough mo for ice creoi fi 11 your Wish I could have stayed in bed! ex- claims K. Shutter. 22 ARGLI WITH THE yyyyuyy.. Home 39? mais

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SENIORS Officers Mike Lucas ...... President Tina Holland .... Vice President Ruth Walter ...... Secretary Steve Beckham .. ........ Treasurer Lynn Savage ............... Publicity Manager Jim Ross .................. Sergeant-at-arms Janice Lundberg and John Norton ........... Student Council Representatives Marlene Middendorff and Ted Terry .,....... Career Day Representatives Advisors Mr. W. McLean, Mrs. Goude, Miss Williams, Mr. Theiss. L. to R., SEATED: J. Lundberg, L. Savage. ROW 1: R. Walter, 'S. Beckham. ROW 2: J. Ross, T. Holland, M. Middendorfif. ROW 3: T. Terry, M. Lucas, J. Norton. Jungle Village Highlights Senior Ball Just as Oregon has completed its first one hundred years with wide recognition, so has the Class of '59 left behind a record of accomplish- ments. The highlight of this year was the senior ball, Orchids in the Moonlight, which featured a waterfall with a surrounding jungle village. The senior talent show in the fall looked into the past and headlined the Outhouse Four. To raise money for the March of Dimes, the seniors spon- sored a show of talent and satire. Raising money for the senior picnic, piano, and signboard, the seniors had popcorn concessions and an after- game dance. While iuniors, they presented a prom with the nautical theme of Harbor Lights. Building the class treasury were car plate sales and conces- sions. They honored the graduating seniors with the iunior-senior dessert, Sayonara. The freshmen and sophomore years acquainted them with the high school activities and fun raising campaigns. The toy skunks overwhelmed the school. Seniors achieved a number of scholastic honors, placing three people in the top two percent in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Ruth Walters was named one of four state finalists in the National Contest of Teachers of English Con- test. Seven of the twelve local Elks Scholarships were awarded to Marshfield seniors. Mr. R. Thiess, Mrs. M. Morrissey, Mrs, Goude, and Dr. W. McLean plan graduation ceremonies.