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

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1938 volume:

1 ,I -. . , 5.1, , 1: . f x 193, V13 i .Q 5 b A .fag-.by Q- .fy W ,Z 'A J 'V K .Af K 'A 'Y M 1 . 5 , Qi, v 4 YV . A , , X. w A ,f 'tx' r .V - - A --J X .t x .i 1 f M., - . .', k .' , , , MAHISCAN PUBLISHED BY ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY MARSHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Editor Advisor EADITH HEATH MISS SWAFFORD DEDICATION The staff of the l938 Mohiscon dedicotes, with sincerity, this book, to to those builders who have been re- sponsible for thot freedom, justice ond equality which we enjoy .... lN MEMORI M Mr. O. E. Sommers l878-1938 The Students' Friend 0 N ADMINISTRATION 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Chiene Parr Harrington Huggins Liljeqvis! Wilson 3 oard of Cgducafiolz The Marshfield Board of Educa- tion consists of Mrs.WalterChiene, Chairmanj Mr. Lynn Parr, Clerk of the Board and City Superintendent of Schoolsg Mr. Ernest Harringtong Mr. George C. Hugginsp Mr. L. A. Liljeqvistg and Dr. H. D. Wilson. It is this group of citizens who have given so generously of their time and effort that the students owe their sincere appreciation Their responsibility is no small one. Their economic and efficient man- agement coupled with a guiding Ioyality are the factors that are essential to the well-being of our own high school. Thoughtfully, we students express our admiration and hopes that our school system will always progress in the manner that it has in the past. Hit Dungan Germain Hughes Kruse Lnndes, A. Landes, C. Martin Moore gmuffy WILLIAMS, O. L., Principal- University of Oregon, B. A. BARRY, MRS. MAUDE-Ellensburg Normal, Art. DUNGAN, RUTH-Oregon State, B. S., Home Economics ESTEB, VIRGIL-University of Oregon, B. A., Linfield College, Public Speaking, American History, English IZB. FLEMING, ANNA JO-Willamette Universitv, B. A., Vocal Music Supervisor, Girls Glee Club, Girls Triple Trio. GERMAIN, WALTER-Chicago Musical College, Instrumental Music, Orchestra, Band. HUGHES, HELEN-Willamette University, B. A., Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Intermediate Algebra. KRUSE, MRS. FRED-Oregon State B. S., Study Hall and Library. LANDES, ALFRED-Oregon State B. S., Botany, Mechanical Drawing, Basketball Coach. LANDES, CLARENCE-Oregon State, B. S., Industrial Arts. MARTIN, BRUCE-Oregon State, University of Oregon, B. S., World History, Practical Arith- metic, Algebra. MOORE, EILEEN-University of Oregon, B. S., Girls Physical Education. 4 Peck Swafford gzzcuffy sl. T Rlckard Stevens Titus Thomas OSBORN, FRED-Oregon State, B. S., Boys Physical Education, Athletic Coach. PECK, MRS. FRANCES-Michigan State Normal, Cleary Business College, Typing Bookkeeping, Dean of Girls. QUEEN, JOHN-Southwestern College, B. A., University of Oregon, M. S., Science Instruction. RICKARD, OREN-University of Oregon, B. A., World History, American History, Civics. STEPHENS, THELMA-Oregon State, B. S., English STRAHL, NEWTON-Oregon State College, B. A., Shorthand, Secretarial Training, Junior Business, Assistant Coach of Football and Track. SWAFFORD, MILDRED-University of Oregon, B. A., English, American History. TEDROW, MARJORIE-Oregon State, B. S., English. TlTUS, EULALIA-University of Oregon, B. A., Latin. THOMAS, NINA-Oregon State, B. A., Clothing, Sophomore English. 5 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Sfudezzf jody The most important organization of Marshfield High School, the Student Body, has just completed its sixteenth year, which proved a very successful one. Most of this success was due to the leadership of the fine officers who directed the students this year. They were: Boyd Handelin, president, John Busterud, vice- president, Dixie Fortune, secretary, Dick Hanen, treasurer, Jack Koines, yell leader, Bette Knox, song queen, Claire Lyon, editor of Ma-Hi Times, and Eadith Heath, editor of the Mahiscan. To become a member of the Student Body, one must buy a Student Body Ticket, which is sold at the first of the school year. By buying a ticket the student receives the following benefits: free admission to all home athletic games, discounts on all out- side games, voting privileges, ability to hold offices, deduction on annual, participation in all student body activities. Several successful dances were held by the Student Body this year for the enjoy- ment of its members. The business of the Student Body is very well handled by the student council, a body made up of the president, vice-pres- ident, secretary, and treasurer of the Stu- dent Body, together with the four presidents of the classes. Mr. Williams is the advisor for this council. ' 6 P '::-f P GLASSES 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 ezzior Glass gfisfory Approximately four years ago, which would be September, 1934, another class of freshman entered Marshfield Hi. Now, four years later, we stand transformed with all the dignity becoming Seniors. The Senior class began the year by electing Bill Dyer, president, Bill McFadden, vice-president, .Dixie Fortune, sec re ta ry, Patti Baer, treasurer, and Ralph lngman, ser- geant-at-arms, and Mrs. Peck was chosen our advisor. In the second semester Marine Haverly was elect- '8 Mfhdde ed to succeed Patti Baer as treasurer. Our senior play, The Yankee King by Edwin Day which was presented April l l, was a great success, an outstand- ing feature in our four years of participation in school activities. During our senior year we also took part in many other events. Our ball, the most anticipated event of the year, with originality in decoration and program, indeed, proved the class outstanding. Then, as the final milestone in our high school careers, came a very excellent commencement program. To Mrs. Peck, our advisor, we wish to extend our thanks and deepest appreciation. She not only was the backbone of our class, but worked con-' stantly to make our senior year the most enjoyable one of our lives. We've had a fine time at Marshfield, We leave with reluctance yet wel- come the opportunity to step into the world. We thank our teachers too for their assistance, and hope our successes in life will be worthy of their efforts. Dyer Fortune 7 Addison, William C. Band ...,.,.........,........ Buccaneers Anderson, Robert Buccaneers ................ Beaumont, Jeanne Pres. Hysoerie .....,...... Senior Play ....... Junior Play .....,,....... Secretary of Freshman Class ...... l -2 Public Speaking Anderson, Gordon 3-7 Stagecraft ............ Buccaneers' Secretary ..,. Baer, Patti 7-8 Girls League Recording Sec. .. Vice-pres. Hysoerie Jr. Play ............,.,. Sr. Play ................ Girls League Rep. Treasurer Senior Class .,,,.. Briggs, Ted - Football ,............... 7 3 Tumbling .,,......,,... Order of M ....,..,.... Winner of 20-30 Football Cup .... Senior Play ...,........ Award lRotaryl ...... 7 County Girls League V. P. .......... 5-6 Brown, Clarence Burkett, Maurine , 4 6 ' Basketball ...,... ...,.. Football ........ ...,,,,,,, Boys Chorus ..,.. ..,.., 7 Ma Hi Times ..... ...... Golf ....,....,..,., ,,,,,,, Intramural Sports Carlson, Alfred Heavyweight Boxing Champ. ..........,.... . Boys' Chorus ..,........,.. lnterclass Sports ........ Auto Safety Club ..,... Buccaneers ........,....... Clark, Juanita Entered from Interna- tional Fall, Minn. Debate ,.......,............, Hysoerie .................... 7 Ma Hi Times Staff .... 7 Girls' League Party Chairman .............. 7 G. A. A. Publicity Manager .............. Assistant Song Queen .............,.... Hysoerie ....,...... Trianon ........... Treasurer of G. A. A. Glee Club ...... Girls League ..... Covanaugh, Charles Buccanneers ...,... Safety Driving School ............ Clower, Floyd Entered from Medford High Football .........,... Sports Editor 8 8 4 6 6 7 8 6 gk. Ma Hi Times ........ 7-8 I ntra mu ral Sports Track .............,. Buccaneers . .... ....... . 6-8 X 7-8 QX Costello, Kelly C07 EVGIYH Buccaneer ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,4, 7-8 PF2Sld2l'1l' .------- 8 Entered from G. A. A. Sergeant- Siuslaw High ............ 5 of-Orms ------------------4- 7 Freshman Assembly ..,... 2 Girls' League Cabinet ....,............... 6 Senior Committee Chairman .............. 7-8 Girls' League ............ l -8 Cruckshank, Bonita Dano, Betty Glee Club ,,,,,,,........,.. 5-7 Girls' League Girls' League ............ 5-7 Cobinet ............ 3-7-8 Entered from Rosecliff High School, Portland Doane, Lillian Glee Club ...... ....-.-. Orchestra .........,.,........ Trianon .................... 3- Girls' League ............ l- A Freshman Assembly ...,.. Sophomore Assembly .,.. Trianon lSec.g Sgt.-at-armsl ...... l -4 Hysoerie lTreasurerl .......... 5-8 Glee Club lAcc.l ...... l -8 Triple Trio lAcc.l ........ l-8 Boys' Chorus 8 lAcc.l .................. 4 Dyer, Bill Entered from Coos River ....,.,.,...., 5 Senior Class pres. ...... 7-8 Senior Class Play .......... 8 Mahiscan Staff lSr. Reporterl .......... 8 Ma Hi Times Staff .... 7-8 -6 Boys' Chorus .............. 5 Entered from Siuslaw High School Girls' League G. A. A. Sports X 5 Felcl1, Jack Transfer from West S s Hysoerie .,,............... 7-8 G. A. A. Vice-pres. ...... 7 Cabinet .................... Girls' League ,,,,.,.,,... l Manager ......... ,....., Seattle High ............ Senior Play .................. Earl, John Elfving, Carl Buccaneers .............. 7-8 591.-OT-OI'mS -lf- Closs .............. Basketball ,,,,,,,,.. Intramural Sports Science .............. Forum ................ Elfving, Eleanor EI'iClKS0l1, HEMY Track ................ I ntra mu ral Sports Forum ................ Science .............. Auto Safety .... Ferguson, George Band .....,......... Football ............. Camera Club ...... Handelin, Boyd Student Body President ...,,. ...,.. Band ...,.....,.............. Junior President .,.,,..... Chorus ....,....,.,.......... Freshman President ...... General Chairman Jr. Senior Banquet ...,....., Haverly, Emma Jean Triple Trio ....,..... Glee Club ............ Hysoerie ........, .. Knitting ..........,... Girls' League ...... Haynes, Jim Football Manager .......... Junior Assembly ............ Senior Play Cast ............ Flanagan, Roger Chemistry Team Yell Leader .............,.. Asst. Yell Leader ........ Senior Play ....... Stage Manager .. .... 7 Junior Play .....,........ Vice-president Junior Class Fortune, Dixie Secretary of Student Body Secretary of Senior Class . Vice-president Junior Class . Vice-president Girls' League Secretary of Hysoerie ..... May Queen Attendent ..... ,,... Gilstrap, Hazel Triple Trio ..... Girls' League ..... Trianon ....,... A .......... .. Pep Assembly ,...,A..... Senior Ball Progr Committee Harrington, Betty Senior Play ......... ...... 8 Vice-president Trianon .........,.......... 4 Vice-president Hysoerie .................. 8 Advertising Manager Ma Hi Times ............ 8 Girls' League Cabinet ...,....... ...... 5 Senior Assembly Chairman ....... ...... 8 Haverly, Marine Girls' League . May Queen Attendant ..... Puppet. Club .............. Hysoerie .................... Treasurer of Senior Class Senior Play ....,,... ...... Heath, Eadith Citizenship Award ..... Editor of Mahiscan .............. 7- Ma Hi.Times . Hysoerie .................... 6- Girls' League Cabinet ...... Trianon Vice-pr . CS Om Forslund, Carl Band ............ Mahiscan ...... Buccaneers .... Frederick, Harry Senior Play .. Order of M ' Football ........ Boys' Chorus Buccaneers .. Gosney, Carol Girls' League Cabinet ..... Girls' League Block Printing G. A. A. ....... . vl- Y t R Hennessey, Corinne Girls' League ..,. Girls' League Secretary .... Holland, Flora Ann Girls' League ,.,. Committee Freshman Girls' Party ................ 7 Senior Assembly Committee ..............,, 8 Humphreys. Helen Puppet Club .........v........ 8 Library Club ..... ........ 6 Girls' League ............ l-8 Highley, Beulah Girls' League ........, Glee Club A.,,,... ....,,, Triple Trio .,,.........,... Puppet Club .............. G. A. A. .......... ...... . Ma Hi Times ......,..... Huggins, Helen Ann Girls' Lea ue Pres. 9 Ma Hi Times Trianon ,,....,,.,....,,,,, . 8 -8 -8 -8 -8 8 ..7 Business Staff ,,....,, 7 . I - Quill and Scroll .,,.,..,.,,. 8 4 Senior Play ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 8 8 5 Puppet Club Pres. ,...... . gman, Ralph Football .,,......, ,,.,,,, Order of M ............,,., President of Order of M Sgt.-at-arms ,.,.,,.,.,.. -8 -7 -8 -8 Jacobson, Roy Band ..,............. ...,, Boys' Chorus .,,,.,.,.,.. lntramurol Basketball ,,.,,,.,,,,, Commencement Decoration Comm. Kibbey, Leona Girls' League ............ l -8 Blockprinting ..........,. nox, Betty Song Queen . ......... .. Junior Play ...... ......... Senior Play ........,......... Sophomore Sect. ...... 3 - Girls' League Cabinet ..... Trianon ...... Jennings, Frederick Sherwood Entered from Toledo High ,......,.... Sophomore President .,............ Junior Play , ..... Band ........................ Boys' Chorus .............. Senior Play ,,... Kindred, Esther Girls' League ............ Blockprinting ............ Knitting ............ Knutson, Mary Ellen Girls' League ............ l-8 May Queen Attendent ................ 4 Chairman Foods Comm. Jr.-Sr. Banquet .......... 6 pX.,9ff X McCarthy, John B. McFadden, Bill 8 Senior Play Football ..,,,,.,,,, ,4,.,,, I - Track .....,.,.,... ...... 6 - Order of M ,,,,,,...,,, 7- McMichael, Earline Entered from . Washington ...........,.. Girls' League Pres. .... 7- Ma Hi Times Feature Editor .,.,....,,,,.,.,,. 7-8 Mahlscan Staff ..,.........., 8 Senior Play Student Director ............,....... V. Pres. Quill and Scroll ................... ..... Meek, Paschal Football ,..,.... ,,,,., Track ......... Basketball .... ...... Band .........,..... ..,.,, Buccaneers ..,,,.. ..,,.. I Girls' League Larson, Dick J . Linder, Bob Entered from D Q -- Intramural Buccaneers Basketball ........ Senior Vice-pres. ..... . Senior Basketball ,......... 8 Intramural Sports .................. Marker, Glenn Order of M .. Buccaneers ................ Football ........................ 7 M94 H Miller, Merrien Band ,,,,..,...... ....,.,. 5 - Hysoerie ....... .....,.. 7 - Sgt.-at-arms Hysoerie ,.....,.,,,,,,,,,, Girls' League ...... I -2-7- Ma Hi Times ................ LaChapelle, Leara Automotive Safety Club ................,....... Etiquette Club ..,..,.,,,,,,, Forum ,...,..... ,,,,,,5- Buccaneers ...... . ....,. 7- S rin field ...... ,...,. 7 Sports .,..,......,,,,,., 7-8 Lansdown, Leslie Mahiscan ......... Ma Hi Times Track ,,,,,.,-,,,,, Christman Play Leuthold, Jean Band ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Trianon ....,...... Hysoerie ......... Mahiscon Staff Ma Hi Times Girls' League Lyon, Claire Elaine Editor of Ma Hi Times .....,... Senior Play ...... Declamation Junior Play ....... Sophomore Editor of Mahiscan ...,. Associate Editor of Ma Hi Times S Pres. Quill and 'Z Mineau, Leon Murphy, Elaine President of Band .,....,........ ....., l -8 Junior Class .......... 6-7 Girls' League .....,....., l-8 Vice-pres. Sophomore Forum Club ..... ,,,,,,, 6 Class .............,...... 3-4 Junior Play ..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, 5 Football ........... ..,.., l -7 Band ...........,..,.....,,,. l -2 Boxing Show ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 Newton, Lois Norris, Everett Orchestra ....,.,,. ..,,., 3 -8 Intramural Girls' League ...,........ l -8 Basketball ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2-8 Horseshoes ....... .,..... 7 Football ...,,.,. ,,,,,,, S O'DonneIl, Teresa Olemun, Marian Girls' League ............ l-8 Girls' League .,,,,,..,,,, l-8 Etiquette Club .............. 5 Glee Club ........, ..,,,, 5 -8 Glee Club ...,....,.,,..,... 7-8 Knitting ...,,,.. ..,,,, S -8 1 Osborne, Arley Dr m Ma'o P es. Boys' Chorus Sta te Solo Contest Pourtales, Ma riorie Girls' League ....... Russell, Anita Entered from 1 r .,............ St dent Director ...... rchestra ,.,.,,..........,, Band Contest ......,........, 2 Puppetry ..................,... Ma Hi Times ............ 7 Knitting Club ,,,,,,,.,,,. Puppet Assembly .......... 5 Orchestra ..............,... Coos River ................ Girls' League ............ 7- Parker, Anne Knitting Club ...... 8 8 8 l 5 8 Puckett, Dan 4 Football .....,......... 8 Buccaneers' officer 8 Basketball .........., 8 Intramural 7 Sports ............. 6 Sgt.-at-arms Sophomore ....... Order of M ,,... Sanford, Thole 7 Buccaneers .... .. 8 Girls' League ....... Q Stack Mar Ann 1 Y Girls' League ...,,....... Ma Hi Times ...,... Senior Committees Triple Trio ...,...,,,.,.,.,.. 4 Chemistry Team . Trianon President .......... Terry, Lois Girls' League ,..... Girls' League Sec. .,,....i. . Com. Sr. Breakfast Decorations .............. Vice-Pres. G. A. A. .,... . Watson, Dorothy Debate ,..,,,...,.A...,. Hysqerie ,,.,..,,,,,,, Girls' League Cabinet ....,........., Mahiscan Staff .,... Ma Hi Times ..,. 3-4- Girls' League Honor Roll ............ Quill and Scroll ........,. Teeny, Leyolo Typist .................- 7-8 Pep Club ....,.. ..,------ 7 Trump, Lois Girls' League ............ l-3 Band ................,.. ...,- l -3 Hysoerie ......... ........ 6 -8 Junior Play ................,. ..7 Ma Hi Times ............ 7-8 Wilson, Marie Schreur, Dick Entered from Myrtle Point Buccaneers .........,.... 71 8 IL 5 If Smith, Deon Yell Leader ....,...,.,... 5- Football .,...................... 6 Freshman President ...,.. l l 5 Junior Play .................. Publicity Manager in Buccaneers ...,..,......... 7 Tumbling .................,.... 8 Sornmers, Edith Trianon Pres. ...... .....,. 4 Ass. Editor of Ma Hi Times ......,, 7-8 Corresponding Secretary Girls' League ............ 7 Girls' League Honor Roll ............ l -7 Triple Trio .................... 2 Glee Club ............,..... l -2 Graduated 3M years H soerie Pres 3 y . ...,. ..... . Hysoerie Sec. .... ..... . Girls' League Cabinet ...............- 5-5 Senior Play Cast .........-., 3 Ma Hi Times Girls' League X Recording Sec. .......... 6 N Trianon Sec .................. 2 Q Girls' League Rep. ........ 3 May Queen A Attendant .,...........,.. Junior Assembly ,......... Trianon Sgt.-at-arms .... .. 4 is Schultz, Loraine Girls' League .... Glee Club ...,.... Triple Trio ....., Senior Play ...., May Queen Attendant ..,. Puppetry Secretary and Treasurer ...... Sommers, Dole Football ,,,,,,,,.. Basketball .,.. Track ,.,,,,.,,...,,.. Senior Play ,...,. Pres. Buccaneers Order of M Springer, Everett Tumbling ,,,,,,,.., Buccaneers ....,. I 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 NAME D Addison, Bill ............. Anderson, Gordon Anderson, Robert C. Baer, Patti .............. Beaumont, Jeanne .. Briggs, Ted ............. Brown, Clarence ........ Burkett, Maurine Carlson, Alfred ............... Cavanaugh, Charles Clark, Juanita ............. Clower Floyd .............. Costello, Kelly ........ Coy, Evelyn ............. Cruckshank, Bonita Dano, Betty ............ Doane, Eleanor ...... Doane, Lillian ..... Dyer, Bill ......... Earl, John ........... Elfving, Carl ........ Elfving, Eleanor ..... Erickson, Henry ..... Felch, Jack ............ Ferguson, George .... Flanagan, Roger .... Forslund, Carl Fortune, Dixie ........... Frederick, Harry ........ Gilstrap, Hazel ....... Gosney, Carol ......... Handelin, Boyd ......... Harrington, Betty Haverly, Emma Jean Haverly, Marine ..... Haynes, Jim .............. Heath, Eadith ..... Hennessey, Corinne Highley, Beulah ..... , Holland, Flora ....... Huggins, Helen ,........ Humphreys, Helen ....... lngman, Ralph .......... elzior gmfures i-imeout Busses A Model T 2nd floor at noons Home l?l With Walt Among the physic trees Country Club ...., Give me a Ring A boxing ring Millington Mill On the trail ln the dog house Police Stations On 2nd floor Glee Club Room Room 24 Home!! Farm lJoke!l Airplane Shops ll Just any old boat shop Miss Steven's Room Grange Log Camp lmackinawl Armory ......... Hospitals Beulah's With Dan Eula's Blossom Gulch Jim Mauzey Beaumont's lfactory of coursel Around pianos Around the chorus Noble Theater Armory Band Room Wherever Mahiscan is At home With Pinky At work Every place Any argument Barns I5 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 efzior gmfures NAME i-utueout Jacobson, Roy ......... Jennings, Sherwood Kibbey, Leona ......... Kindred, Esther ........ Knox, Bette ................, Knutson, Mary Ellen LaChapel Ie, Leora ....... Lansdowne, Leslie .. Larsson, Richard ..... Leuthold, Jean ...... Linder, Bob ............ Lyon, Claire Elaine . McCarthy, John B. .. McFadden, Bill .............. McMichael, Earline Marker, Glenn ............. Meek, Paschal ......... Miller, Merrien ....... Mineau, Leon ....... Mur h Elaine P Y, , -------- Newton, Lois ......... Norris, Everett ......... O'Donnell, Teresa Oleman, Marian ..... Osborn, Arley .............. Parker, Anne .......... Pourtales, Marjorie Puckett, Dan .............. Russell, Anita ......... Sanford, Thole ..... Schreur, Dick ........ Schultz, Loraine ..... Smith, Dean ......... Somme rs, Dale ........ Sommers, Edith ........ Springer, Everett .... Stack, Mary Ann ...... Teaney, Leyola ..... Terry, Lois ........... Tramp, Lois ............. Watson, Dorothy .... Wilson, Marie ......... Suomi Hall Mary Ellen's With Esther With Bud Marker Mel's See 4 lines above North Bend An artist's attic Freshman Girls Behind a bassoon Mary Lee's Mr. Esteb's room Court Rooms His Limousine Whole School Another cascarra hermit Mr. Rickard's Room Antlers' Bob Westmoreland Helping Esther Unknown Around mouse traps Behind knitting needles Dance Halls Deep, dark secret Puppet Room Any corner in the hall l6 With D, Bushong On his motorcycle Studebaker Garage North Bend Bette's lmogene's ln the kitchen Shop Her locker Noble Theater Girls' League .. Behind a peck horn ln the office Egyptian Theater l938 MAHISCAN 1938 wzior Gfass gfisfory Energetic and hardworking all year, the Junior class of l937-l938, with Bob Chiene as president, Ivan Ireland as vice-president, Marguer- ite Stummers as secretary, Kelly Halbert as treasurer, and Robert Dunham as sergeant-at-arms, under the advice of Mr. Queen, has met many difficulties, surmounted them, and has produced marked results in the form of various achievements Cham D,,,,,,,,,, throughout the year. g',f,1f',,,'2, I The Juniors were well represented in every school activity open to them and were especially outstanding. There were approximately one hundred mern- bers who were equally interested in school activities, but were, when called upon to perform, in perfect cooperation with other members of the class. The boys went out for track, boxing, football, basketball, glee club, and different boy's organizations in the school. The girls were active in Hysoerie, Glee Club, Triple Trio, and Girls' League and similar recreations. The Junior play, Come Out of the Kitchen, was presented under the direction of Miss Swafford during the fall and was an outstanding success. l7 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Luzior Glass SECOND SEMESTER-1937 Abel, June Anderson, Bernice Anderson, Robert L. Ball, Fred Barclay, Henrietta Beagle, John Bessee, Jack Bloyd, Vivian Bone, Evan Boqua, Evelyn Buckingham, Bernon Bush, Edgar Busterud, John Caderette, Jack Carlson, Lillian Cavanagh, William Chaney, Harold Chiene, Bob Columbo, Norma Copeland, Mary Cox, Bill Doane, John Draper, Boyd Dunham, Bob Elwood, Eula Erwin, Charles Escott, Dorothy Falls, Doris Fourier, Art Fox, Helen Goodman, Maxine Gosney, Melvin Hanen, Richard Hansen, Elvera Hansen, Jerome Harbaugh, Arthur Harris, Norma Haughawout, John Haverkamp, Agnes Hinds, Herbert Halbert, Kelly Holland, Doris Ireland, lvan Jachnig, Charles Johnson, Betty Keever, Dorothy Klemer, Charles Koines, Jack Kronsteiner, Kara Larson, Arthur Larson, Dorothy Lee, Grace Lewis, Charles Lilieberg, Jack Lillie, Russell McGeorge, Rosemary McGraw, Thelma Maine, Maxine Meservey, Norma Meyers, Dorothy Murphy, Helen Nikolsky, Tatiana Nixon, Ethelda Noble, Georgina Noble. John Nordahl, Leslie l8 Olsen, Dorothea Osborn, Bernard Parr, Gregory Peterson, Betty Peterson, Veva Pruett, Mary Louise Randall, Darlene Riedle, Ted Rhodes, Adele Rice, Evelyn Robinson, Helen Rood, Dorothy Rouse, Louise Rowley, Donna Samuelson, Muriel Samuelson, Rodney Samuelson, Sidney Sandine, Rudina Sherman, Ruth Shore, Arthur Silversten, Robert Stack, Richard Stummer, Margurette Thomas, Boyd Vaughan, Ellis Weed, Robert Westmoreland, Bob Williams, Janet Willmann, Imogene Wilson, Donava Winblad, Anita Wolcott. Roger Wood, Florence 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 I9 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 S0IDlZ0I7Z0l'6 Qld!! gfisfory With our second year of work almost completed, we, the class of 1940, are gradually climbing to the ranks of upper classmen. At the beginning of the semester we began our work by electing Dick Ring, president, Donald January, vice-president, Betty McQuiston, secretary, and LeRoy Boyd, serg- eant-at-arms. For our class adviser we chose Miss Hughes who has work- Boyd D.vi. ed with us with untiring efforts. Our class is well represented in the sport life of the school. The boys have participated both in football and basketball, and with their abilities our class should make sport history. We also have won our place in scholarship, dramatics and such. One of the chief ambitions of the class was to put forth an enjoyable assembly for the student body and faculty alike. This class proved to have possibilities for the future for our assembly was well received by our entire audience. Striving always for good sportsmanship and better personalities, we hope to uphold the traditions of M.H.S. J lnuary McQuiston Ring 20 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 21 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Sophomore 55 SECOND SEMESTER-1937-1938 Adamson, Laura Addison, Betsy Anderson, Dewey Avsec, Mathew Barker, Robert Baughman, Gerald Beale, Doris Beale, Jack Benedict, June Bennett, Tom Bigelow, Helen Blondell, Ethelwynne Bone, Neil Boyd, LeRoy Brown, Alberta Bush, Bob Chabot, Rita Chandler, Jean Chapman, Audrey Charneski, Louis Clark, Fern Clark, Jack Collver, Lysle Copeland, Jean Coy, Carolyn Crane, Jeanne Curran, Mary Lee D'Ambrosia, Olga Davenport, Georgie Davies, Jean Davis, Dick Dean, Betty DeMusey, Bill Dieu, Helen Dillon, Patricia Dabbyn, Harlan Drollinger, Ruby Duncan, Harry Duncan, Louis Earl, Bob Edgerton, Dorothea Elfving, Dagny Elliott, Bonnie Jean Emerson, Melvin Emery, Dick Endicott, Lillian Endicott, William Fordell, John Forrester, Bob Forslund, George Frew, Nancy Gervais, Earl Gibson, Betty Jean Glenn, Francis Goldsbury, Marie Haggith, Norma Harrison, LeWonna Hendrickson, Hilda Hendrickson, Irene Herbison, Wesley Holcomb, Jaunita Hone, Margaret Huelshoff, Celeste January, Donald Johnson, Doris Johnson, Jeanette Keever, James King, Lorna Knowlton, Oren LaChapelle, Annette Larsson, Bill LeFebvre, Howard McClure, Georgia McCoy, Clarence McCullough, Shirley McDuffee, Bob McLaughlin, Dorothy McQuiston, Betty Mayer, Alberta Michelbrink, George 22 Middleton, Phyllis Mohr, James Mourfield, Jack Nordahl, James O'Connell, Maurice O'Donnell, Betty Orr, Barbara Pruett, Barbara Quille, George Randrup, Russell Richards, Seena Mqrie Richardson, Dolores Ring, Dick Robertson, Claude Rosenblad, Opal Roderick, Vera Schuttpelz, Harold Selander, Hubert Smith, Edith Solberg, James Stadden, Merlyn Starvich, Alma Stromberg, Elsamae Tapio, Eino Taylor, Phyllis Thedos, Jerry Vala, Edward Velure, Patricia Wall, William Walls, William Warner, Bette Weed, Earl Weinel, Fred Whitaker, Irwin Williams, Virginia Wirostek, Evelyn Wood, James Zeller, Ivan 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Nw K gl'e5kman 674155 gfisfory On September seventh, 75 boys and 59 girls be- came the freshman class, the first class of l94l and in January this number was increased by 23 mid-term freshmen. The first activitiy taken up by the class was the election of officers to lead the class through its first year. Those elected were: Vernon Kolen, president, i Bill Clabaugh, vice-president, Pat Giles, secretary, and James Solberg, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Titus was the T class adviser. l The class presented its annual assembly which 8 proved quite entertaining to the assembled students and Giles to the faculty and is grateful to Miss Titus for her work in directing the assembly. There were 25 boys on the freshman football squad, and several players of real promise were found. Eight freshman boys became members of the B Squad basketball team. The freshman class was prominent in activities. Nineteen freshmen joined the Ma-Hi Times staff and six the debate squad. The boys were active in the Buccaneer and the Boys' Chorus while the girls did their part in Girls' League and Trianon. The Band was increased by ten freshmen members. The class may be expected to follow the example set by the other classes and lead in school spirit and activities. Clabau h Kolen 23 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 .xlbi Air .. ,A , -'.. ,. 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 gras man Glass jan!! SECOND SEMESTER-1937-1938 Baird, Barbara Beam, Arlus Bennet, Joe Bessee, Donald Bird, LaVearl Blondell, Guy Boekeloo, Jean Boyd, Kenneth Braden, Robert Brattain, Peggy Buck, Allen Buckingham, Carmen Buckingham, Valentine Burke, Robert Burman, Florence Burrows, Max Carr, Audrey Clabaugh, Bill Clark, Dorothy Columbo, Rusty Cook, Ardie Cook, Patricia Cousens, George Cresan, Valera Crow, Granville Cummings, Elvera Curry, Millard Dalton, Louisa Damewood, Wilburn Davis, Harold Dixon, Johanna Dodge, Anita Douglas, Mollie Dyer, Keith Edgerton, Norman Emerson, Bob Erickson, Alfred Escott, Janet Falls, Donald Ferguson, Harold Finney, Max Fordell, Diane Foster, Lewis Gatchell, Rosemarie Gehrke, Richard Gehrke, Robert Giles, Patricia Gillette, Harold Glisan, June Gnau, Raymond Gray, Donna Gresham, William Hagge, Bill Hansen, Gerd Harry, JoAnn Haughawout, Erma Henrie, Dolores Henslee, Yvonne Henton, Jack Hillstrom, Bill Horton, Eugene Howell, Arthur Huggins, Bill Jameson, Betty Justrom, Robert King, lla Kirkpatrick, Lois Kolen, Vernon Larson, Carl Leuthold, Phyllis Littrell, Jack Loftin, Jack Long, Bob Lucas, Betty McCarthy, John D. Mackay, Donald Matson, Donald Meek, Earl Middleton, Willard Miller, Donna Miller, Marybelle Miller, Vesta 25 Mills, Jane Mohrherr, Einar Mohrherr, Lois Morin, Kenneth Moulder, Fern Murphy, Irene Ott, Virginia Parker, Beatrice Parr, Gordon Perry, Forrest Potts, Gerald Pourtales, Lollie Ramberg, Evelyn Randrup. Ruth Reiber, Donald Riddell, Murray Robertson, Virginia Roderick, Jack Rouse, Don Rowland, Raymond Schreur, Genevieve Schriefer, Gwendolyn Scribner, Harry Seaman, Philip Sederstrom, Gayle Severson, Eva Smigley, Donald Smith, Lorraine Smith, Mary June Sprague, Peggy Stack, Tom Stratton, William Tekander, Albert Thomas, Betty Tramp, Robert Turano, Neno Wallace, Rebekah Watts, Larry Westman, Robert Wikoff, Ruth Wing, Doris Woods, Donald Q1 1 , In in .LZ You will break training? lst. Prize Znd. Prize Reverend Whong. Ain't we got Pep? Bend down sister. Touch-down Donny Jock of HZIH First-down Puckett of 38 Muscle Men. North Bend Sholl Not Win. URGANIZATIUNS ' MQTWLTJUES 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 .Ma lscmz Each year since l9l 3, when the first Mahiscan was published, a bigger and better annual has been produced, Its publication is always preceded by several months of intensive work since all of the events and history of the past year must be attractively reproduced. This year our work has been under the supervision of Miss Swafford who has worked diligently with the staff in an effort to record accurately the events of the past year. Editor .,,,s,..,,c. . Assistant Editor Opening .............. . Administration Senior Class ....... Junior Class H .,,.... . Sophomore Class MAHISCAN STAFF Eadith Heath Dorothy Watson Thelma McGraw Boyd Handelin Bill Dyer Evelyn Boqua Florence Wood Freshman Class ....,. ...,.....,.. R obert Burke Art Editor ......,. Leslie Lansdowne Feature Editor ,.................. Organizations-Activities .... Football ...,,....,,... ....,, , , Basketbal Track ,,.,.,.,.... Photographs H .,,. . Snapshots Jack Lilieberg Earline McMichael Floyd Clower Bob Forrester Bob Chiene John Busterud Marie Birkes Music and Drama ...., ...... B etty Harrington Jean Leuthold Typing ,,,.....,,,..,....,,.,,. Circulation Mgr. ........,,,.....s. 27 Dick Hanen 1938 MAHISCAN l938 .Ma gfi 601265 This year was an outstanding one in the history of our school newspublication, the Ma Hi Times, under a new adviser, Mr. Esteb. The paper has been a journalistic success having in- creased in size from five fourteen-inch columns to six sixteen-inch columns and the staff having practically doubled. The Times with seventeen creditable issues this year is the means of keeping in close touch with school affairs and also affords valuable training in journalism for those who are interested in news publication. At the state contest for high school publications held at Eugene the first of the year, our paper took second place. Editor in Chief .....,....,,..,,,, Claire Elaine Lyon Society Editor ..,.. ..,.. V irginia Williams Assistant Editor .,,. ...., ,..,,,. E d ith Sommers Exchange Editor ,,,,,, ..... l mogene Willman Feature Editor ..... ....c E arline McMichael Typist ,..,.,....,..,,,,,,. ...,., L eyola Teaney News Editor ...,. .c,..,,,c K elly Halbert Assistant Typist .,.,. ..,. J ean Leuthold Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,,.,,.. Floyd Clower REPORTERS NEWS: Bill Stratton, Bob Burkes, Dixie Fortune, Elvera Hansen, Larry Watts, Tom Stack, Diane Fordell, Marjorie Pourtales, Dorothy Olson, Helen Robinson, Henrietta Barclay, Mary Ann Stack, Jean Chandler, Eadith Heath, Bill Dyer, Dorothy Watson, June Benedict, Vesta Miller FEATURE: Beulah Highley, Vivian Bloyd, Robert Burke, Juanita Clark, Rusty Columbo, Molly Douglas, Agnes Haverkamp, Betty Jameson, 'Jeanette Johnson, Jean Leuthold, Dorothy McLaughlin, Dorothea Olson, Marjorie Pourtales, Dolores Richardson, Opal Rosenblad, Lillian Schafer, Loraine Schultz, Merlyn Stadden, Elsamae Stromberg. SPORTS: Louis Duncan, Jean Leuthold, Jack Littrell, Clarence Brown. SOCIETY: Rita Chabot, Eadith Heath, Dolores Richardson, Jean Davies, Seena Richards. EXCHANGES: Norma Meservey, June Able, Adele Rhodes, Molly Douglas, Norma Haggith, BUSINESS STAFF General Manager ..,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,...,,,,..,,.,,.,,.................................,ic H ,,,...,,,,...,,...,. John Noble Advertising Manager ..,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,...,,,....,.....,,,,........,.,.............,.........,.......,..,. Betty Harrington Assistants ,... .......,. 1 Helen Ann Huggins, Dorothy Meyers, Lois Tramp, Pat Dillon, Jack Rast FACULTY ADVISER-V. L. ESTEB 28 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Busterud Watson Clark Larson ebafe A remarkable opportunity for oratorical ability to reveal itself was found in the debate team, under the direction of Miss Tedrow. The goal is to develop straight thinking for presentation of an argument in a persuasive, pleasing manner. The team has held practice debates with Myrtle Point, North Bend, and Coquille which were non-decisive but gave each member an opportunity to display his talent. The question this year was: Resolved, that the several states should adopt a unicameral system of legislature. The team went to McMinnville to observe the tournament held at Lin- field College. Their own tournament was held February twenty-sixth in the Senior High School Auditorium in Marshfield. Members of the squad which represented our school were Dorothy Larson, Juanita Clark, Leslie Jane Nordahl, Dorothy Watson, and John Busterud. 29 'I938 MAHISCAN 1938 ysoerie Hysoerie, the High School's oldest literary society, was organized in l9l4 for upper class girls. A new system of choosing members was inaugurated this year by Miss Stephens, advisor, eliminating the old method whereby membership was gained solely by tryouts before the as- sembled organization and a vote taken, this new system is based on scholarship and ability. At the beginning of each semester a girl must prove her ability in reading, music, or dramatics to gain consideration and must stand high in scholarship. Activities this year included a dance and a very entertaining assembly where the most talented members are given a chance to perform. Officers for the first semester were Jeanne Beaumont, president, Patti Baer, vice-president, Leyola Teaney, secretary, Betty Dano, treasurer. Officers for the second semester included Leyola Teaney, president, Betty Harrington, vice-president, Dixie Fortune, secretary, Dorothy Meyers, treasurer, Merrien Miller, Sergeant-at-arms. The members werej Bernice Anderson Patti Baer Henrietta Barclay Jeanne Beaumont Evelyn Boquo Maurine Burkett Juanita Clark Beverly Collver Mary Copeland Betty Dano Eleanor Elfving Dixie Fortune Elvera Hansen Betty Harrington Emma Jean Haverly Marine Haverly Eadith Heath Helen Ann Huggins Dorothy Larson Jean Leuthold Claire Elaine Lyon Merrien Miller Dorothy Watson 30 Helen Jean Robinson Muriel Samuelson Ruth Sherman Morgurette Stummer Leyola Teaney Imogene Willmann Lois Tramp Norma Meservey Lillian Carlson Leslie Nordahl Dorothy Escott 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 riaizoiz Trianon is an organization for sophomore and freshman girls who have musical, literary, or dramatic talent. This organization has accomplished many interesting projects under the direction of Miss Titus, the adviser. During the first semester a very entertaining assembly was presented. At Thanksgiving time, a needy family was assured a big dinner by the girls who presented a basket of eatables filled to the brim. Social activities included a iamboree during the first semester and a party the latter half of the year. Officers for the first semester were Phyllis Taylor, president, Jean Chandler, vice-president, Betty McQuiston, secretary, Dagny Elfving, treasurer, Rita Chabot, sergeant-at-arms, Officers for the second semester were Jean Chandler, president, Dagny Elfving, vice-president, Johanna Dixon, secretary, Janet Escott, treasurer, Jane Mills, sergeant-at-arms. The members were Q Barbara Lee Baird Gerd Hansen June Benedict Dolores Henrie Peggy Jean Brattain Jeannett Johnson Jean Chandler Dorothy McLoughlin Rita Chabot Betty McQuiston Dorothy Clark Vesta Miller Rusty Columbo Jane Mills Olga D'Ambrosia Merlynn Stadden Pat Dillon Elsamae Stromberg Johanna Dixon Seena Richards Dagny Elfving Dolores Richardson Janet Escott Phyllis Taylor Nancy Frew Virqinia Williams Rosemarie Gatchell Florence Woods 3l 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 girls' .Eeaque A precedent was set this year by this organization in that a one hundred per cent member- ship was obtained, The requisites of membership are one dime and a friendly spirit per semester. Miss Thomas is the organization advisor. Peanuts were sold at the home football games at a profitg baskets were filled for the needy at Thanksgiving timeg the spirit of Christmas week was enhanced by a glistening tree' in the halls, and each teacher was presented a poinsetta by the Girls' League. The crowning accomplishment was the annual Mothers' Tea held in Moy. Mothers and daughters alike spent a very enjoyable afternoon during which a program was presented. President .......... ..... ..,.... Vice-president ...,......,... ....... Recording Secretary Treasurer ..,.......................,..... Corresponding Secretary .......,.. Sergeant-at-arms ......,.......,.... Song Leader .................. .,.... Hospitality ..,,,, Publicity ,...... Membership ..,.... Social Service ...,, Program ...,..,... Decoration .,,,.. Honor Roll ,..,.. Refreshment ...,,.. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Helen Anne Huggins SECOND SEMESTER ..,EarIine McMichael Dixie Fortune ............. ..,......,.,.,,,.. B etty Dano Lois Terry . .... ...,...... ..... C o rrinne Hennessey Bernice Anderson ....,. .,......,... D agny Elfving Edith Sommers ........ ,June Benedict .......,....,..,....... .Seena Richards ........ COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Dorothy Escott Jean Chandler Imogene Willman Betty Harrington ......,.......,.,, ,,........ Betty Dano Helen Jean Robinson Betty Harrington ...,. Dorothy Watson Helen Anne Huggins Earline McMichael ....,.,.....,.. Janet Leneve Betty Dana ...,......... Carol Gosney ........... Mary Ann Stack ..... Eleanor Elfving .... 32 Dixie Fortune .... Edith Sommers Dorothy Meyers 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 LLCCQIZEEVS This organization, consisting of all the boys in high school, has as its purposeg to create a spirit of unity within the school, to develop on the part of each individual boy a more definite sense of responsibility and citizenship and to promote cooperation and good sportsmanship in all phases of student life and activity. The Buccaneers as an organization offer many privileges to its members-participation in intramural sports, publications, music, dramatics, and speech, athletics, urges its membership to join the various clubs and other organizations that are beneficial to the students welfare. The club is under the advisarship of Mr. AI Landes. OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Dale Sommers ........ ....... P resident .........,...... ............. D an Puckett John Busterud ..... ....... V ice-president ...,,, ,,,...... J erome Hansen Jack Lilieberg ..... ....... S ecretary .............. ...... G ordon Anderson Dick Hanen ...... ........ T reasurer ...,,,...,....,, .,....., Dick Hanen Dan Puckett ....,....... U .............. Sergeant-at-arms ,,,.,,.............................,........ Harold Chaney Dean Smith .,,...................,..... Publicity Manager ...........,,..s..s.,. H ....,..........,...... Bob Forrester The Order of the M organization promotes interest in athletics and upholds the traditions ot the school. Its membership is as followsg OFFICERS President ....................... .... h , Ralph lngman Secretary and Treasurer . ........ Bob Forrester Vice-president ............... .... W alter Smith Sergeant-at-arms .....,.......,.... Art Harbaugh MEMBERS Rodney Samuelson Art Harbaugh lrwin Whittaker Bill McFadden Sidney Samuelson Bob Chiene Dan Puckett Dick Hanen Bob Forrester Bud Marker Walt Smith Dick Davis Jock Coderette Dale Sommers Jim Haynes Jack Lilieberg Jerome Hansen John Busterud Ralph lngman Jack Bessee Harold Chaney John McCarthy Smith, Dean Bernon Buckingham Don January Flanagan, Roger ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Bob Linder Chuck Lewis Carl Elfving Kelly Costello Harry Fredericks 33 1938 MAHISCAN 'I938 I I I Gfcfwufaes AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY-Clarence La ndes This club was formed to instruct the students how to be safe automobile drivers. BETTER MAGAZINE CLUB-Eulalia Titus. Various articles taken from good magazines are read and discussed by the members. FORUM-Oren Rickard This club gives those who like to discuss current issues a chance to contribute their ideas. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION--Eileen Moore An activity which meets after school on Wednesday evenings to play various games. GIRLS' COUNSELING-Frances Peck A new activity which has as its motive to keep a record of every girl in High School. KNITTING--Ruth Dungan This club was formed for girls who want to learn how to knit so that they might knit suits appropriate for school wear. KODAK-Helen Hughes A club which gives those interested in photography a chance to learn more about it. PUPPETRY-Thelma Stephens A club where girls interested in this art build puppets and plan entertainments in the form of plays. QUILL AND SCROLL-Virgil Esteb This is an International Honor Society for High School Journalists which strives to en- courage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. SCIENCE- John Queen A club for those who are interested in any form of this interesting subject. TUMBLING-Fred Osborn This club gives boys with certain qualifications a chance to learn more about this form of physical exercise. 34 MUSIC AND DRAMA 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 l l rclzes fm We couldn't get along without itl By that we mean our High School Orchestra. Mr. Germain, director, has worked hard to produce an orchestra of which we are proud. As a result of their efforts, they played at the Junior Play, Christmas Program, Senior Play, and the Musicale. MEMBERS lst VIOLINS 2nd VIOLINS Richard, Seena Concert Olson, Dorothy B Mister G 'd Kirkpatrick, Lois aug man, era Dunham, Bob Stock' Torln Leuthold, Phyllis Fofdellf DIUVTG Newton, Lois Hone, Margaret Holland, June Mills, Jane Frew, Nancy CONTRA BASS FLUTE Henrie, Delores Williams, Virginia McDuffee, Bob CLARINET SAXAPHONE TRUMPET Harry, Jo Ann Horton, Eugene Cox, Bill Dixon, Johanna McCarthy, John Foster, Leonard Lewis, Charles HORN TROMBONE De Musey, Bill Beagle, John McDuffee, Bob PIANO DRUMS Anderson, Bernice Schriefer, Gwendolyn 35 l938 MAHISCAN 1938 602 First period every morning when we noticed everyone's foot tapping, we knew the band had struck up under the capable direction of Mr. Germain. Marshfield High certainly appreciates the pep that they added to the student body by playing at the football and basketball games, and parading on the main streets in town The band made many appearances this year including three days at the County Fair assemblies, May Day Festival, Neeowallah parade and the annual Bon Fire. FLUTE AN D PICCOLO Larson, Dorothy Williams, Virginia Bb CLARINET Thomas, Boyd Sullivan, Marr Elwood, Eula Mae Forslund, George Matson, Donald Stratton, William Selander, Hubert Weed, Earl Duncan, Harry Dixon, Johanna Gnau, Raymond Henton, Jack Escott, Janet ALTO CLARINET Addison, Betsy MEMBERS SAXAPHONE Osborn, Arley Handelin, Boyd Wolcott, Roger Hagge, Bill TROMBONE Beagle, John Larson, Arthur Parr, Gordon Biglow, Helen Goodman, Maxine McDuffee, Bob BASSOON Leuthold, Jean BARITONE Baughman, Gerald Miller, Merrien Meek, Paschol HORN De Musey, Bill Falls, Doris Tramp, Lois Leuthold, Phyllis Gatchell, Rose Marie TRUMPET Forslund, Carl Solo Trumpet Jacobson, Roy Cox, Bill Foster, Leonard Ferguson, George Boyd, Le Roy Benedict, June Murphy, Elaine McCoy, Clarence Vala, Ed Barker, Robert BASS Liljeberg, Jack Leneve, Janet Westmoreland, Robert Shore, Ray DRUMS Johnson, Betty Halbert, Kelly Richardson, Delores Baird, Barbara 36 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 glee Girl The Girls' Glee Club was an added feature of many assemblies and programs this year. Another musicale group that was in demand at many functions this year was the Triple Trio. Both of these groups are under the supervision of Miss Fleming. An increased interest has been shown this year in the Boy's Chorus under the direction of Mr. Martin. This chorus also sang in the Christmas assembly and the Bunker Hill Parent- Teacher Association. A subdivision ot this chorus is the Boy's Quartet. GLEE CLUB SOPRANOS ALTOS SECOND SOPRANOS Fox, Helen Rhodes, Adele Boqua, Evelyn Carlson, Lillian Haverly, Emma Jean Rice, Evelyn Gray, Donna Chabot, Rita Highley, Beulah Rowley, Donna Hansen, Elvera Douglas, Molly Mayer, Alberta Samuelson, Muriel Harris, Norma McGeorge, Rosemary O'Donnell, Teresa Smith, Edith Schultz, Lorraine Nikolsky, Tatiana Oleman, Marian Taylor, Phyllis Peterson, Veva Willman, Imogene TRIPLE TRIO Wirostek, Evelyn SOPRANOS ALTOS SECOND SOPRANOS Highley, Beulah Boqua, Evelyn Carlson, Lillian Rice, Evelyn Hansen, Elvera Douglas, Molly Taylor, Phyllis Harris, Norma Schultz, Lorraine Wirostek, Evelyn BOYS' CHORUS lst TENOR BARITONES 2nd TENORS SECOND BASES Matson, Donald Carlson, Alfred Cousins, Pat Handelin, Boyd Noble, John Fredericks, Harry Davis, Dick Jennings, Sherwood Osborn, Arley Huggins, Bill Forrester, Bob Weed, Earl Rost, Jack Liljeberg, Jack Hanen, Dick Mackay, Donald Ireland, lvan Week, Robert Stratton, William Westman, Bob Watts, Larry Burke, Robert BOYS' QUARTET Jack Rost John Noble Jack Liljeberg Boyd Handelin 37 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 ezzior gyfay An evening of comedy, a nightmare and a king who ruled the country with the attempts of his wife, was given by the Seniors this year on April ll, at the Egyptian Theatre in the yearly play called The Yankee King . The help and hard work of the director, Miss Swaftord, and assistant student director, Earline McMichael and the cooperation of the cast made the Senior Play an outstanding event of the year. Pa Hinkle .....,,,,, Ma Hinkle ,,.,,.,,,, Marian Hinkle .,,, Wilbur Hinkle ,,,, Wayne Douglas ,..... Stephen Kruger Oswald Mahler .,.,.. Melissa Destinn .. Duchess Augusta Julia ,,,,.,......,,,,,, Leon ..,. ,.,,,,,,,.. Emery ....,... Wanda ..., , Page One . Page Two ...... PLAY CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Electrician .,.,,.........., ,,...,.,............,...,.,....,...,, .... ,... ..... Business Manager Properties ....., ...., Advertising ,........ Costumes .,.,,, Make-up ....,, Stage ,,.,,, 38 John McCarthy Helen Ann Huggins Betty Harrington Bill Dyer Sherwood Jennings Jack Felch Harry Frederick Jean Beaumont Claire Elaine Lyon Betty Knox Ted Briggs Dale Sommers Marine Haverly Leyola Teaney Loraine Schultz Phil Giles Boyd Handelin Eadith Heath Merrien Miller Miss Nina Thomas Miss Thelma Stephens Miss H'elen Hughes Stage Craft 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Luzior flag With tea kettles, rolling pins, and knives and forks in mind, we settled down in our seats on December 3 in our high school auditorium to see the grand play of the year- Come Out of The Kitchen. Again we say Come Out of The Kitchen -and so they did adding mystery, drama, and humor making it the most enjoyable evening we have spent for a long time. Without the hardwork of the director this play could never be the suc- cess that it was, So we give our hearty congratulations to Miss Swafford, play director, and to the play cast. CAST Olivia Dangerfield ...,,,,.,.. ....,.......... .,..,,, B e verly Collver Elizabeth Dangerfield ,..... .,,......,. D orothy Myers Mrs. Falkner ................. .............. D orothy Larson Cora Falkner .............. ...... M argurette Stummer Amanda ........... ....... I mogene Willman Burton Crane ..,... ............ J ack Koines Thomas Lefferts ..... ....... M arr Sullivan Solon Tucker ........... ....... A rther Larson Paul Dangerfield ........ ..... K elly Halbert Charles Dangertield ....... ....... R ay Shore Randolph Weeks ....... ...............................,................ ...... J a ck Rost PRODUCTlON STAFF Director .......,............t ......................................t............ ...... M i ss Mildred Swafford Business Manager ...... .,........................................... ..........,.......,.. B o yd Draper Advertising ............. .......,........,.................... E velyn Boqua Furniture ,,........... .................,......... l van lreland, Ed Bush Properties ...... ...... R osemary McGeorge, Elvera Hansen Stage ,.,.......... ......... G ordon Anderson, James Solberg Electricians ..,.... ,....... R oger Flanagan, Boyd Handelin 39 H lug- Q55 gear ,N Guys ond Gals. Wee Green Freshmen :'Field Generals f Coscoro Twins Our trespossing Juniors Up 0 Stump f,FemS., Prexy Dyer Could It Was f. 7 Tl. I A ,HD-X ' -B ,JT 1. ATHILIETIICCS 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Osborne Strahl Martin Landes, A. Gffhfefics The athletics department of the school is one whose function is to foster conditions that are conducive to the health of the students registered for that work. -Marshfield student body should feel especially grateful to the coaching staff who have the responsibility of maintaining the reputation of the school in competitive events They are Fred P. Osborne, Football and Trackg Newton Strahl, Ass't Foot- ball Coachg Bruce Martin, Freshman Football and Boxingg and, AI Landes, Basketball and Golf. 4l l938 MAHISCAN 1938 gboibaffg With only green, inexperienced material with which to work, Coach Fred P. Osborn succeeded in putting together a team which, although small and light, went through a tough schedule and came out second in conference competition. Coach Osborn expressed the opinion that the team had the best spirit and determination in years. Only three Iettermen, Ted Briggs, veteran line-man, Dale Sommers and Ralph lngman, both backfield men, returned to form a nucleus for the squad. Jerome Hanson and Harold Chaney, substituted by Jack Caderette, com- pleted the backfield and greatly assisted the Pirates in their playing. Those who played on the line and took many a beating to put the back- field men into the clear and wreck the running attack of the enemy were- Ted Briggs, John McCarthy, Dan Puckett, Sidney Samuelson, Bob Forrester, Bud Marker, lrwin Whittaker, Rodney Samuelson, John Busterud, Don Jan- uary and Art Harbaugh. Marshfield placed six men on all county, two on the lst team-Ted Briggs, and Dale Sommers, and 4 on the second team--Ralph lngman, John McCarthy, Dan Puckett and Rodney Samuelson. This year Ted Briggs, all county guard, won the 20-30 c-up award and Dale Sommers, halfback, was elected captain by his teammates. Receiving no glory but playing just for the team were Harry Fredericks, 42 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 goofbaff Russell Lillie, Barney Cade, Floyd Clower, Lyle Collver, Ted Riedle, Pat Cousins, Mathew Avsec, Ronald Handley, and Bernon Buckingham. Too, the managers, Jim Haynes and Grendall Hawes, very satisfactorily took care of their assignments. Assistant Coach Strahl helped greatly by building up reserves and assist- ing in all around football with the team. Bruce Martin coached a freshman squad in anticipation of future foot- ball stars for Marshfield High. RECORD OF GAMES Marshfield O Tillamook Marshfield Roseburg I2 Marshfield Coquille Marshfield North Bend l2 Marshfield Myrtle Point Marshfield North Bend 7 Marshfield Bandon Marshfield Opponents 50 COOS COUNTY CONFERENCE STANDINGS Myrtle Point ..... ..................,. l .OOO Coquille ............... . .250 Marshfield ..... .... . 666 Bandon ..,. . .OOO North Bend ..... .... . 600 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 askefbaff The recently closed l937-38 basketball season has been a season for building Marshfield High Schaol's hoop forces under the capable direction of Coach Al Landes. When the squad answered call to practice in late November of last year, there was only one letterman, Walt Smith, on hand. The remainder of the squad, numbering IO, had practically no experience. Coach Landes had a job on his hands but he went to work with a definite goal in mind-to have a strong promising combination in smooth working order by the end of the season. Now that this season is closed the Pirates and their coach are confidently looking forward to success in the l938-39 season. Seven lettermen will form a fine nucleus for next season's squad. They are: Dick Hanen, Dick Davis, Jack Caderette, forwards, Jack Bessee and Jack Lilieberg, centers, Jerome Hansen, 44 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 askefbaff and Bob Chiene, guards. Another lad who isn't a letterman but a fine prospect is Harold Chaney. Those advancing from B squad to the A squad are: Bill Wall, Tom Bennett, Dick Ring, Russell Lillie, Evan Bone, and Ivan Ireland. North Bend I8 I 7 25 29 Myrtle Point 23 36 25 46 Coquille 27 25 23 24 Roseburg 24 23 Marshfield I6 I4 ZI I2 Marshfield I2 I6 I8 I6 Marshfield 25 I4 I2 I3 Marshfield 7 I2 PRE SEASON Coos River 22 I9 25 9 .I Gardiner 32 Arago I 7 Bandon I6 Ashland Zl Marshfield I5 ZI I5 Marshfield I5 Marshfield I6 Marshfield 2I Marshfield I3 OTHERS with some experience: 1938 MAHISCAN 1938 Crack Official spring track call for Marshfield High School athletics was issued by Coach Fred Osborn March Zi Track activity is due to be an indoor sport for a time because of flooded Golden field, but fundamentals were explained and the boys began workouts. Boys at work included Irwin Whittaker, middle distance runner, Bill Endicott, sprinter, and Lysle Collver, Bob Chiene, who won a track letter two years ago and was barred by illness last year, Dick Hanen, promising pole vaulter, and Harold Chaney, who puts the shot. LETTERMEN: Chiene, Bob-B Jump, Relay Meek, Paschal-P. V., B. J. 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