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

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--iMAHISCAN 1936 Peck Feller Lee Hillstrom Davies Knox SllENlllllDllQ lCfllLAiSS lIHlllSllfDlQY I Four short and happy years have passed to transform a timid freshman class to the senior class of I936, which carries with it all the ideals and tra- ditions supposedly found in seniors. The class of '36 did the unusual at the beginning of their last year in high school by electing the same people to office as the sophomore year- namely, Evan Davies, president, Charles Feller, vice-president, Lucille Lee, secretary, Dorothy Knox, treasurer. The senior class voiced their appreciation of their junior adviser, Mrs. Peck, by asking her to be their senior adviser. The school activities of the past year found the senior class well repre- sented. When the call for football prospects is issued next fall, it will find many of this year's outstanding players have been lost by graduation. The school's successful basketball team attracted several worthy representatives from the senior class. Besides performing the usual activitiesof the seniors in regards to school life, this year's senior class has shown considerable originality in assemblies and scholastic performances. Cappy Ricks, well known to many people, was chosen as the annual senior play. lt was presented by the senior class to an enthusiastic audience. The play, although one that is difficult to give, was recognized as being pre- sented very satisfactorily. One of the most looked-forward-to events of the year, the Senior Ball, was marked this term as most outstanding. New and unique ideas which were given trial proved themselves successful, adding background to the frilly for- mals and dark suits. All in all we thought it the best of Senior Balls. E71