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

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Voccatnonal-Industrial GEORGE R. MOORE O.S.U., B.S., M.Ed. Metal Shop LEONARD KOKES U. of O., M.Ed. U. of Nebr., B.S. Vocational-Ag F.F.A.

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Fine Arts A. Engen accompanies K. Alvey, J. Briggs, and J. Baker in tryouts for spring operella. Fine Arts Meet Needs for Expression A composite of many small departments, fine arts satisfies the students' need for self- expression by giving them the opportunity to display their talents in art and music. Marshfield High School now possesses one of the finest libraries in the state. Although its completion involved much crowding during the fall and winter, the students felt the finished product well-worth the wait. FRANK LEUCK L. and C., B.A. Eastman School of Music, M.M. Music Theory, Band Mod. Music Masters ALICE M. YOUNG Concordia Col., B.A. Librarian JACK LEFLER Drake U., B.F.A. Mich, State U., M.F.A. Art, Photography Art Club, Camera Club il. X 45195 '- ii, . g J' 'f ,v . 1' E A' HELEN MSVPHERSON willumeine u., U. of M.M. Vocal Miisic, My Vocal Groups ill' ModernQ,qMusic Ivxafters .65 is 'x' . ., y,

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Practical Subjects Inspire Crecitivitu The vocational-industrial depart- ment is designed to help students learn to meet the demands of an ever-changing way of life. Emphasis is put on learning the skills and responsibilities met in lite after high school, whether it be in college or on the job. Such courses as homemaking, wood and metal shop, agriculture, mechanical.draw- ing, and auto shop develop creativity through the use of one's imagination and required skills. The department has sought to increase the educa- tional opportunities of students by the addition ot a new staff member. -: fi' Q.- vf if iq JOAN STELLMACHER O.S.U., B.S. Homemaking F.H.A. ELLEN HINDS O.S.U., B.A. Homemaking l-2 Sophomore Class DONALD DAVISON O.S.U., M.S. Woodshop DONALD WAGGONER Auto Mechanics Modern Mechanics