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

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QM PRI NCIPAL'S MESSAGE This is the last of thirty-two years in the old Marshfield High School. And this is the last Mahiscan that will record the important events of school life in this old building. For that reason it should be a valuable one in future years. There is a note of regret connected with moving from the old into the new building-the regret that comes with telling an old friend goodbye. In many ways this old building has molded the events and character of Marshfield High School. School life in the new building will be different--the old will be gone forever. In spite of our eager anticipation to be in the new building, the old will always hold memories dear to all of us. The vividness of those memories will be increased when in future years we open this Mahiscan to reminisce on our school life here. May the new Marshfield Senior High School be even mightier, grander than the old! May we help build its life and traditions so that future generations of students will look back on it with the same fond memories that past generations have experienced concerning the old. -Martin J. Elle. Page Three

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SUPERINTENDENTS GREETING- Page Two Vife are about to close the forty-fourth high school year in Marsh- fieldls history. The first thirteen years were in the Central Sfhool Build- ing during which time a two-year course was offered. The present high school was completed in 1909 and a four-year course was provided for the class graduating in 1910. There were three students who graduated in this class. Maiiy memories will remain with those who have attended from 1896 to the present time. We do not intend to dim the good times and profitable hours of the past, but we are all looking to the future with our new buildings, Senior and junior High School organization, and an enriched curriculum to bring us greater possibilities of development, Your cooperation will be of great value in our progress. -Lynn A. Parr.

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FACULTY LESLIE B. AVRIT--Physical Education, Football and Track Coach. MAURICE BULLARD-Trades and Industrial Education. VESTA COKE-Librarian. RUTH DUNGAN-Home Economics, Science Survey. MARTIN J. ELLE-Principal. VIRGIL L. ESTEB-English, Speech. FRANCES FABER-Girls' Physical Education. WALTER C. GERMAIN-Instrumental Music. HELEN HUGHES-Mathematics. ALFRED LANDES--Industrial Arts, Basketball Coach. CLARENCE LANDES-Industrial Arts. THERESA LANDES-High School Secretary. BRUCE MARTIN-World History, General Mathematics. MARJORIE MAXWELL-Science Survey, Zoology, Physiology. HELEN MCPHERSCN-Girls' Glee Club. MRS. FRANCES H. PECK-Bookkeeping, Personal Typing. MARGARET L. PORTER-Foods, Clothing. JOHN QUEEN-Chemistry, Forestry, Physics. ORAN C. RICKARD-American Problems, American History. MRS. GUY SHELLENBARGER-Science Survey. THELNIA E. STEPFFENS-English. DORIS SUTER-Stenography, Secretarial Training. MILDRED SWAFFORD-English, American History. MARJORIE TEDROW-English. EULALIA TITUS-Latin, English. up t a. . ,Q ,Q .1 X dr NT.. se . Y! Avrit Coke Elle Faber Hughes C. Landes Queen Bullard Dun gan Esreb Germain A. Lanclcs T. Landes Rickard . i' i H' 1 t nuan . is e . 5 ,- A K nv, X., 1 Y Martin Maxwell McPherson Peck Porter Stephens Suter Swafforcl Tcclrow Titus