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

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HELEN McPHERSON JACK LEFLER Willamette U., B.A. Drake U., B.F.A., Drake U., and Vocal Music Mich. State U., M.F.A. Vocal Groups Arts and Crafts, Photography Art Club, Camera Club sf ,v ess:-.t ..i,,-vis-fr ' - -X-r t, .- -- FINE ARTS ENRICH STUDENT LIFE As Marshfield students recall their high school years, they will remember such things as marching in the mud of the field, studying in the crowded, noisy library during every spare minute, cleaning paint and papier mache off their clothes, and practicing long hours for the Christmas Vespers. Each of these experiences will be cherished not only for its en- joyment but also for its artistic value.

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Abi'- sw., .IANICE KLEIN Northwest Nazarene Col., B.A. Business Law, Per. Typing JOYCE REED Oregon State Col., B.S. Typing I-2 'iii' lil. ....... . . .,:: .. . s Wsst,.s,?f.5gmtisg5. wg? I .'1i.:n9'fi?ist'l3 W, cf. X' .Id x ARDIS L. FULKER FAYE CHIN LEONARD K. LOVE Northern State T.C., B.S. O.S.C., B.S. U. of Oregon B.S., M.Ed. Typing 3-4 Secretarial Training Bookkeeping, Gen. Business Shorthand Business Machines Stagecratt Tri-Hi-Y F.T.A. COMMERCE COMMERCIAL STUDENTS ACQLIIRE SKILLS The commerce department is composed of a number of training courses. Courses in commerce available to students are shorthand, secretarial training, business machines, and business law. First year shorthand students learn to take and transcribe shorthand. Secretarial training continues this course by reviewing, speeding up dictation, transcribing directly by typewriter, and studying all problems of secretarial work. Recently inaugu- rated into the curriculum is the business machines class. For a semester students learn to operate many machines used in ottices. A course of interest to both boys and girls is business law, ottering training in all cases of business law. TEH tos uipmed the tencw nad rna awya, Teh fox iumpde over teh fence and run away: The fox lumped over the fence and ran away. YA! C Em

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OFFICE STAFF: L. to R.: Miss Joan Orr, Mrs, Margaret Crowe, Miss NURSE: Miss Helen Holbrook. Rita Holman, Mrs. Dorothy Kokes, and Mrs. Ruby Finell. I we L We K .gil , I gf Q: 'K if JANITORIAL STAFF: L. to R.: Stanley Merton, Al Neideigh, and COOKS: L. to R.: Mrs. Jessie Bloomquist, Mrs. Alice Wilson and Mrs. Charlie McMann. Phyllis Field. SERVICE QTAFF9 Typing, filing, baking, cooking, taking temperatures, caring for students and teachers who are ill, cleaning the classrooms and school grounds, and making general repairs in the school are lust a few of the many iobs that the service staffs of Marshfield High do each and every day of the school year. Always cheerful at their work, the service staffs are ready to lend a helping hand to those who need it. ADULT EDUCATION Adults wanting to finish or further their education find a well- rounded educational program in the Adult Education School at Marshfield Senior High. One of two Oregon institutions offering a junior college program, the school opened its doors for the first time to business college students. ADULT EDUCATION: Mrs, Irene Hofiin, Larry Whitney lO.S.C., B.S.l, Ralph Cavens lBremerton B.C.l, Maurice Romig iO.S.C., B.S.l and Mrs. Judy Koehler. 11-1-w