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

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Arts Woodshop, drafting, metal shop, and auto mechanics courses are -the valuable means to de- velop shop skills and provide the impetus and knowledge to build practical and useful projects, such as the multiple purpose cranberry tractor completed this year. Homemaking instructs girls in the art of cooking, sewing, and home and family care. In this class they can gain useful experience to ben- efit themselves now and in the future. Driver education is aimed at giving the prospective young driver the fundamentals of good driving HERMAN REHWOLDT DONALD WAGGONER Colo. St. Col., A.B., M.A.g O.S.U., B.S Drafting, Auto Mechanics and the basics for caring for his car. Like all the other vocational-industrial courses offered, it gives the students a solid education in a practical subject matter-an education to last a life-time. T., fl Li GEORGE MOORE RONALD DAUGHERTY O.S.U., B.S., Ed.M.g Metal O.S.U., B.S., Ag., Hortxcul Shop. ture, Beg. Shopg FFA mi-f 1 Mr. Ron Daugherty shows horticulture students- Larry Foote, Betty Harless, Ray Lemke, and Tim Eslick-some of the plants grown in the new green- house. LYDIA OXFORD EVERETT OXFORD Driver Education Driver Education EDGAR PHILLIPS DONALD DAVISON N. Idaho Col. of Ed., B.A.g O.S.U., B.S., Wood Shop Colo. St. Col. of Ed., M.A., Plastics, Leather, Wood Shop. HOWARD HOFFER Calif. St. Teachers' Col., B.S.g Industrial Artg Boys' League. vw

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Jack Dietrich knows that filing car pane s pleting a shop project. l is only one step in com- Vocational-Industrial Lay Advisory Committee Formed The vocational and industrial arts department provides the vital link between a high school education and the ever-progressing, industrial- izating world of employment. To meet the grow- ing needs of students to prepare themselves for the responsibilities of adulthood, the schoo1's vocational program was expanded by the addi- tion of a vocational advisory committee made up of interested laymen representing the various industries of the community. The four-year agriculture course is closely related to Future Farmers of America Club work and helps develop leadership qualities in the students, as well as school them in all aspects of the wide field of agriculture. A feature of this course is the newly erected greenhouse, enabling the horticulture class to experiment in the botany field. 1 .,... il flip , . . N 5 S 3 ,V 5 ti P 2' , ' i 5 A 3- 2 - 5, 'Q 2 ,l N M .4 W PEGGY MAGUIRE HELEN NEAL GENEVA THORP JANET WILSON 0-S-U-, B-S13 HOIHC EC- 1-23 W.S.U., B.S.g Home Ec. 5-6. U. of Idaho, B.S.g Home Ec. U. of Neb., B.S.g Home F.H.A., Junior Class. Comb.g Girls' League. 7-8, 3-4g F.H.A. 1-2, 5-4g F.H.A. Ec.

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L r a 4 ff vi f l lt . -a Q2-' iii, Q ear-'21, puwain i ' .,, f ' X Fine Arts Art Department Adds Classes The fine arts department is designed to de- d t's talent and potential while velop a stu en satisfying high artistic standards. MarshI'ield's vocal and band departments bring exciting enter- tainment to their many audiences on several ' ' A bl occasions, such as the Thanksgiving ssem y and Christmas Vespers. ' moment of triumph. Art students receive instruction in a variety of fields to encourage them to create unique and personal projects. The library provides an indis- pensable service to the students in supplying them with educational and entertaining books and magazines and is always an important part of the fine arts department. Rick Christensen awaits his A -we ,.,, , lt. ALICE M. YOUNG Concordia Col., B.A.g Librarian. HELEN MCPHERSON Will. U., B.A.g U. of O., ROBERT H. GILLETT JOHN E. CONNORS JACK LEFLER M.M.g Vocal Musicg Tri-M, Northern Ill. U., B.S., M.S.g E. Ore. Col., B.S.g U. of O., Drake U., B.F.A.g Mich S. U Vocal, Ensembles, Choral Instrumental Music, Band, Tri- M.S.g Art, Stagecraftg Palle- M.F.A.g Art, Photographyg Pal M teers. leteers, Camera Club. Council. - lm-'W ,ki .At