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

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Weed, Wood, Zeller, Billups, Earl Florence Ivan Inez Sewell, Eugene Westmoreland, Robert SENIOR POETS' NOGK ,Twas the night Tonight Before Christmas and all thru de joint I'll think of you Not a creature was stirrin' Waiting for me to come, An' dat's all dat I loint. I'1l not be there to meet you, clear- Ive gone. -Dick Emery. -A nnette LaCl1apelle. Huddled together row on row they stand, The air laden with smoke and dust from their chimney. Dirty children boisterously play in littered streets While their mothers look hopelessly on- Can this be the land over which man was to hold dominion? -Echo I une Bayly Page Eleven

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Mason, Shirley Ann McClure, Georgia lVlCQuiston, Betty Middleton, Phyllis O'Connell, Maurice O'Uonnell, Betty Osborne, BCfnard Peterson, Betty Lee Riflmrds, Sf.-ena Richardson, Dolores Roscncrans, Mary Selander, Hubert Stanton, Earls Stanwood, Ray Taylor, Phyllis, Thedos, Jerry was Y X f ti ne, wif lx i - ....:-- 5 5- R If 'wg' ,f fli sw 'Riff I nm -x , .An 'A W 'A i 8 A n :alt 6, Ng McCoy, Clarence McCullough, Shirley Noble, John Norclahl, Leslie Olson, Dorothy Orr, Barbara Pruetr, Barbara Quille, George Ring, Richard Robison, Helen jean Simplcin, Dorothy Stadden, Nlerlynn Starvich, Alma Stromberg, Elsamae Vala, Edward Wall, William

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Cousenl McCarthy Boyd Miller Waite Their remarkable abilities have well earned for the junior class the title of Seniors of 1941. For their first year as upperclassmen they elected to lead them: Kenneth Boyd, Presi- dent, Pat Cousens, Vice-President, John Mc- Carthy, Secretaryg Vesta Miller, Treasurer, Henry Hansen, Sergeant-at-arms. During the second semester, Dave Waite was elected Ser- geant-at-arms when the office became vacant. Throughout the year, Juniors have shown themselves to be some of our most promising NW' . Page Twelve Junior Class History athletes. Their efficient participation in all sports should bring Marshfield some high- lights next! year. In the dramatic field the junior play Little Geraldine, presented in the auditorium, November 18, won for them a great deal of praise. Sufficient capability to perform all their duties well was displayed by the success of this year's Junior-Senior banquet, April 25, decorated in accordance with a Mex- ican theme. To Miss Titus, Junior class advisor, the class feels indebted for her willingness to ad- vise them during the year.