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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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Tu mm Il L rv l7IlIY4X!'Itxl! gsm! Ulu ,fx IU.1Izfz1f.' N A HISC KN Publnshed by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY of the MARSHFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Coos Boy Oregon I 9 K ufmy: npfzs 4 NXWKNX' xx N- X. XX x X X ' fx - k Q. mg M XT M xf X C 'I' goes have class LEONARD B MAYFIE D Super nt ndent RAY HUNSAKER Principal We have completed another successful year at Mars to the members of the faculty and Student Body who faithfully worked to achieve our goals My best wishe to members of th I947 graauating LEONARD B MAYFIELD Another successful year for Marshfield High Schoo ne gy of th student body ha made t possible to report :Jrogres in all departments Such a spirt promises even greater steps to vard our goal of making our school the es R HUNSAKER 'H i-. Q 4 f 5? ' .2 , L , : E , ' ' hi- I t l field Senior High School. Credit for this accomolisfnment is drawing to a close, The increasing cooperation and e r e s ' i ' , . 4 3 , D , E . . S Q , A I xl J , . 3 T. ' lg OSBORNE l'lUGGlNS SCHUTTPELZ SMITH KUNI oa fl of Cgducafwzz Much of the crednt to the success of Marshfield Sensor Hugh Scnool us due to the school board who through thelr nndnvudual and collectnve efforts and guudonce have provldecl an outstandlng educational system for the Coos Bay schools The chairman thus year is Mr Adolph Schuttpelz who ss completing hus fnfth year on the board He IS a promment cltlzen and well known to us all Mr C Wylie Smuth IS an actwe and capable member servlng hrs fourth term Mrs Florence Osborne us the only woman on the board and ss a valuable member due to her extreme mterest nn the school s cchvltles Lloyd Kuna a loyal supporter of our schools ns partncularly famulrar wuth the problems and needs of the system George Hugglns IS well known about the school and communlty Hls tireless efforts are apprecrated by all Mr Leonard Mayfveld popular supermtendenr of Coos Bay public schools also serves as clerk of the board I if f o AQ It ' x I ls r I' Mr. A, , ' ' ' ' ' . FACULTY Harold Beall Ltnfneld College BS Amerucan l-lustory and General Mathemattcs Tennns coach yu .29 tial Wllllam Borcher Unlversnty of Oregon B S Boys Physncal Ezlucotron and Health Basketball coach nd assnstont football coach Mrs Martha Clark Keasey Oreoon State College BS Malls College Art Alfred Landes Oregon State College BS lndustrnal Arts Gulf coach 4 1 Martlyn Lttch Ore-gon State College B S Typung N Leonard Love Unuversuty of Oregon B S Secretarlal Tro nnng and Bookkeeplng Dramatrcs Bruce Martun Oregon State College BS Unuversnty of Oregon MS Geometry Specual and Advanced Mathematncs Radno Mrs Maude Parr Oregon State College B A Lubrartan ,EW Mt Barbara Rtchardson Secretary to Prlncapal Flavto Schulz Oregon State College B S Home Economucs Mrs Aluce Slgusrnund Unnversuty of South Dakota BS Alg bra ond Comonned Mothernotucs Maxme Smath Oregon State College BS Gnrls Phystcal Cducatuon and Health A 2' F' ,Q at L , ' F? iff: 2 , Md ': 5 V' f ,K , :I -,,. 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A rl ' at W ' 'W I 5 V-:yu A S swf 42, , FACULTY Peter Susuck Unuversnty of Washnngton B S Bnology Football coach and assnstant Basketball coach Walter Germam Chucago Muslcal College Band and lnstrum ntal Musnc Dwught Burch Nebraska State Teachers College B A World Geography and General Mathematucs Track coach and Footba'l coach Mrs Ruby Goude Jamestown College North Dakota BA Unnversuty of Oregon MA Englush John Queen Unnversuty of Oregon MS Physucs Chemnstry Physica' Scuence and Forestry Wnlluam McLean Unaversuty of Oregon B S ond MS Prob ems of Democracy and Worl Helen McPherson Wullamette Unaversnty BA Vocal Music George Moore Oregon State College B S M chonucal Draw PQ Metal Shop Stagecraft d History Del-ate coach Juamta Rnchardson Unlversuty of Oregon BA Englush and Spannsh Journalnsm Maryone Tedrow Oregon State College B S Engllsh and SD ech Radio Eulalna Tutus Lnnfleld College Unuversuty of Oregon B A Latln and Engllsh slstont 1 ' l j ' l Xl - -., ' V yv Sq ts, 1 . 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'Q film .W ALBERT POWERS BEVERLY PLUMMEV MAXINIE fv'llRP Cl-IARLEME PAYNJE Presldent Vlce Pre nt Sfcrfta x reoslrer ,oc '18, xiyl t 'W Jlkx Siu emf ouzzcz Thus year the Student Councll was organlzed wlth Albert Powers as preslaent The other offucer chosen by the Student Body were Beverly Plummer vuce preslcent Maxlne Murphy se retary ond Charlene Payne trea urer Same of the actlyltles sponsored by the Cquncll were Fresh week Freshm w mlxer sale of Student Bod Tlclfets fllms for noon moyles buymg f a new proyector f r moyles ordeflng th letter awards and uoerylslon of electron and camoag n of new offlcers for the Student Body The members are home room represen at yes class representatlyes and presldents and the Student Body offlcers As the result of cooperatlon of the members of the Student Councnl thelr aclvlser Mr l-lunsaker sturents ana faculty r-hembers a successful year has been complet d at Marshfleld Hugh School . i l, l-lY V I ' 1 sztle 3 3 T ' . - ' 1- 7' B -my 3 .. 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J X KM Y x vw 1 ,, an McLean ladvsserl ONeal Megole Rhodes McCrea A Smith Gresf Ssgssmund ladvsserb 6IZL0l' Th Sensors of 47 entered Marshfield High School as Sophomores and at that time were snstsated as greens Activities for that year included servsng refreshments at the Sadie Hawkins Dance gsvsng o class party, and entertaining with the Hop the theme for whs h was Colonial Days for the Sadie The last activity of the yeor was the Junior Sensor Banquet The Sensor year was perhaps the most outstandsng of all The Sensor play June Mad was a great success and the decorotsons at the Sadie after thss were the best seen sn a great many years On May 16th a most unforgettable Sensor Ball was given by the Sensors The year was concluded by the sad but wonderful events of the Ba calaureate and Commencement The class officers of the Sensor year were Rollse Gresf president Jean McCrea vice president Lena Megole ecretary Phslothea Rhodes treasurer Bsll ONeal sergeant at arms and Alice Smith student councsl representative There were 96 members of thss years Sensor class The class advisers were Mrs Alice B Ssgssmund and 'Ar Wsllsom McLean The class of 47 expresses sts sincere thanks for tl-esr gusdance A A .1 A .3 4 1 A 5 ?'. 3 It s , , . , - , , - . . ,, . . ,, . . . . ,, ,, , e, ,, , ,, .. . The Junior year was the best for many seniors. The first accomplishment of that year was providing the entertainment . . . ,, H . , , , ' ' , C e . A ' ' ', ' 1 , A ' J , S 1 I 'I I A - I I ' 'f4-r- I V hu.- . '7 I' ' r .. I - E- .1 -lg .gf -p' ABRAHAMSON DONALD AUSTIN WENDELL LINDBERG JANET Tennis 8 Hu Y 7 8 Malmscan a k 5 6 V P Transfer Klarn th Falls 8 Senior Play For stry 7 7 83 Ma Hx Tlrnes 3 6 Jun ar Boys Crxarus 3 4 Pl y S mor Play Mrxed Clrmorus 3 BALL LU RAE l-tysoerue 7 8 Gnrls League 5 8 Ma l-llTIr'r1es 5 8 Mahuscan 7 C 6 Deba e Junnor Play Semor Play Trans er A141 4414 'flu-414371-dffl Q huscan 7 8 Mnxed Chorus 7 8 l-lysoerxe 8 Transfer !77Zfff4LJ6x? f 7312 J BEEBE BILL BENNETT JESSIE BLONDELL JOE Hysoerle 5 8 tTre-as 7l Gul Forestry 7 8 League 3 8 Ma l-ll Times 3 6 Stu ent C uncll 7 8 Ong eer' 7 8 G A C 3 8 at Armsl Junlor Play Pep Club 1' BOWERS ARLINE BRIGHT DOROTHY BYLER HORACE nd 38 C urs Q s Lea .Je GA 56 Forestry League 3 8 Mahlscon 3 4 Stu ent Councul 3 6 C ass Representatrye 6 7 Glee Club HRISTOPHERSON DONNA Mahnscan Edntor 7 8 I-lysoerue 7 8 Glrls League 6 8 Student ur1cll78 GAC 56 :lent Drrector Jumor Play Sex tette 7 8 Pep Club 7 8 Speech 7 8 Mlxed Chorus 7 8 Trans fer 19 I' ' L .WZ ' , - I - , ' Tr Q I , l-li-Y 3-8, l . res. 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' - , ' - , Q ,433 CLARK DOROTHY COOK BOB DAVIS Pl-IYLLIS DILLON BARBARA Gurus League 3 6 A 5 Hu 4 Boys Choru 4 Gurls League 7 soerue 7 8 resl urs r'I A Vuce Pres G A C 3 6 Forestry 7 League 3 8 lSecI Ma r-lu Tumes 38 GAC 38 GlecClub56 Y -4,4414-1 1 174 YK.: ' DOWNER BOB YODER BETTY ELLIOTT JOYCE FALCONER TED B nd 3 8 IPres 7 83 Junuor Gurls League 3 6 Mahuscaru curls League 3 8 'vla Hu Tumes Forestry 7 8 Play G A C ,4 i7-dff ,..fJ 4 a I FOGDE ELAINE FO IRIS QENT COLLEEN GILBERT JUDY soerue 5 8 ur s urs Lecgue 3 8 Ma Hu Tumes our s L ague 7 8 Student Gurls Lecgue 4 8 Mahuscafu League 3 8 Ma I-Iu Turrues Ma D ba rucul 7 8 GA C 1' 8 Scrwuor 5 8 Pep Cuub Trans er caru 5 6 GA C 3 6 Juru Ju uJr Play Seruor Play Speed' Play Muxed Crwrus 7 8 Trans Class Treasurer Sexfette 5 8 er curls Gee 3 6 Muxed Chorus 7 8 fPre J Se tte Musuc ru fere C -,Pu-u.. -6, '-YI3-, ' s3-,C ea. Hy I' - cp u,Gu' F.'. . 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GUNNELL JACK HAMMOND BOB HARVEY DOROTHY HASHBERGER BETTY Fotball 3 5 Order or M 7 8 Football 3 7 Basketball 2 3 Girls League 3 8 G A C 3 4 Girls League 3 8 GA C Ma Track 6 8 Hi Y 7 8 H Y 3 7 Order of M 7 8 Secretary Freshman Class Glee Hi Times 3 4 F H A 5 HOWARD GORDON i Y Ma Hi Times Mahiscan 7 8 Mixed Chorus 7 8 Student Council 7 8 Vet eran HUNT JOAN Tennis 6 Girls League 38 Ma Hi Times 36 Mahiscan 8 Student Council G A C 3 6 Club Speech 7 8 IVERSON JOAN Girls League 3 6 GAC Glee Club JAEHNIG JOHN Stagecraft 3 8 Football 5 8 Mahiscan 7 8 Student Council O er o M Junior Class Vice President Sophomore Class President HL LJ' , ' I rf , . . , r -M .Ya ' ' vu -, . Y Ffa' H-- 5-5, 8, -, -,.,.3-6, -, -I ' ' -, - 3- , ' ' 5-6, ' 3-4, 7-8, Pd f 5-8, JOUBERT JIM Track 8 Band 7 8 Transfer U51 l'l',4!f,4-fl'1.c.,Lv 1-ff y.. ' 1'- ff 4 LAKEY ROY LANWAY ROBERT LAPP DOROTHY Track 6 8 Order of M 7 8 Band 3 8 Gsrls League 3 8 A V Pres LARSEN LOREN LEE ALVA Mahsscan 6 7 Sfagecraft 5 6 Radso Tecn 5 8 rrg, 1 Ra so Club 7 8 V Press I Ll LEELING JUNE l-lysoerse 5 8 Gsrls League 3 8 fTreasl GAC 38 Debae 78 Sophomoe Class Secre tary Junsor Class Secretary Sensor Play LONG, HERSHELEA WADE, BOB TUCKER, DAVID Gsrls League 3 8, GAC 3 8 Track 2 8, Hs Y 3 8, Hs Y Football 7, Traclf 8, Forestry Pressdent 8, Mahsscon 7 8, 7 8 Sensor Play, Boys Chorus 3 4 LEIGHTON MARGARET Grs League 58 FHA 58 X- gA MCCREA, JEAN Band 3 6, Gsrls' League 5 8 Sec 7 83, Mahsscan 7 8, Sensor Class Vsce Pressdersf, Sensor Play, Transfer '!C.l!fi - '5', '51 gs ' '. 4 - ' ' 5' A -' 5' F,H.,s-f .ras Q' I 1.1 J ,W 43 K 1 ,Qs ,Mme il Cs' .L 's ,ff X 3' '. fa f, 9' ar ,gs f les-4 4 v 481, SWANSON ROSMARY MCCULLOUGH JANICE TAYLOR EDWARD MCDONALD SARAH r s League 3 8 F H A 7 G rs Lea ue G 3 Football 3 4 Veteran Bnad 3 Girls League 3 8 Ma G C 3 8 I :mes 5 6 MEGALE ELEANOR Tennus 5 8 Hysoene 5 8 Gurls League 3 8 Ma l-llT1mes 3 6 Malmscan 5 8 GAC 3 8 De bate 7 8 Sensor Class Secretary Junlor Play Senior Pay Garls Glee 3 8 Accomp 7 8 ex tette Ac ompanust 7 8 MURPHY NAAXINE Hysoerle 7 8 Ma HlT1rneS 3 6 Student Body Secretary GAC 3 6 Bays Chorus Accompan :st 5 6 Mixed Chorus Accarn panust 7 8 Glee Club 3 4 Gnrls League 3 8 Song Queen Assust ant 7 8 1, fl I IJ 03 MERRITT Band 5 8 G A C 3 8 DARLIS MILLS DOROTHA Glrls Legaue 3 8 Glrls League 3 4 G A C Sextette 7 8 I ff- 4' T8 MOEN DICK NELSON JERRY ootball 7 Basketball Football Or er o M 1 Crder of M 7 8 Forestry 'Vac Preszdentl 4 Junlor Play Glee Club 5 6 n4i1vF 1 ', Wtpvimf MOBLEY RICHARD Football 5 8 Basketball 5 8 HuY36OrderofM58 .4-pcb is.f1 G III: NYSTROM ELAINE H soerue 7 8 Gurls Lea ue 58 GAC 56 GleeCub56 Sextette 5 8 Seattle Muslc Conference Transfer if ' ,'r,, ,LY If .W my fl sf- , . e., , -, ff ff' 1 f 'ff ,A , . . .,,, C1 9 1 I V I ,I I 3 ig g X M X 1 V' , Q A w 1 ef . 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I - I I l I f1 .ff ' ..f,1 ,Q OYLEAR MOLLY ONEAL BILL Gsrls League 58 GAC 58 Football 57 Basketball 68 ,av Stagecraft 3 8 lPresl Order of M 5 8 CPresl Sensor Class Sergeant at Arms f 0 PETERSON ANNA MAE PLUMMER BEVERLY rs League 3 6 F H A 3 Hysoerse 7 8 IV Pr s 8l Gsrls G A C 3 6 Glee Club 3 4 Legaue 5 8 Mahsscan 5 8 Student Councsl 58 Student Body Vce Pressdent GAC 5 6 Debate 5 6 Junsor Play Sensor Play Transfer f ig, air: iff' PAYNE CHARLENE l-lysoerse 58 V P s 7 G l League 3 8 Ma Hs Tsmes 5 Student Councsl 5 8 Treasurer of Student Body GAC 3 D bate 5 6 Glee Club 3 4 X4 by jvvf TRAXLER ROBERTA l-lysoerse 7 8 Bond 3 6 Gsrls Lague 381V Presl FHA c l Debate Glee Club 3 4 fi 'Z' PETERS JERRY l 8 lSe Order of M 3 8 Sensor Play POWERS Al BERT Tennss 3 8 Stagecraft 5 8 Hs Y 5 8 Hs Y Treasurer Mabss can 7 8 Student Councsl 3 8 Student Body Pressdent 7 8 Order of M 7 8 Junsor Class Pressdent Vesper Play 5 Radso Announc r 7 8 l I PUBUCOVER, JOHN STEWARD, LOREN Student Councsl 7 8, Yell Lead Fesketball 7 8, Track 8, Hs Y er 7 8, Junsor Play, Sensor 7 8, Ma Hs Tsrnes 5 8, Mahss Play, Vesper Play 7, Radso Club an 5 8, Sensor Play Pressdent 78, Asssstant Yell Leader 56, Radso Tech 7 8, Transfer RHODES, PHILOTHEA Hysoerse 5 8 'Sec 6l, Gsrls League 3 8 lPres 7 8l, Ma l'lsTlfT16S 7 8, Mahsscan 7 8, GAC 3 8 lV Pres 6 73, Sensor Class Treasurer, Junsor Play, D A R Candsdate RITTER, RAE MONA Gsrls League 3 8, Ma Hs Tsmes 58 GAC 36, Pep Club 78 ,e . 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TON .CK Bch if L-fl'.ACL3VS DICK Swninr Milla e the Senuor Class f l947 of the schol Marshfueld County of Coos State or Oregon beung of sound mund and memory do make and declare thus to be our last wull and testament In the manner followung to wut ITEM I We leave the Judy Corner to the Jur-uors ITEM Il We wull our famous debt tc the Ctu.lent Body John Jaehnug leave my ture changung abuluty to Bob Rushung Gordon Howard leave my vouce to the raauators Anna Mae Peterson leave wuth my bug black Chrysler you thunk I m goung to leave that you re crazy June Leelung leave my pouse to Donnalee Flanagan Molly Oylear leave wuthout a tear Januce McCullough leave my abuluty to get out of fourtn Jeruod to Pat Selander Roy Lakey wull my geometry book to some up and comung Freshman Maxune Murphy wull my Iron bound stomach and abu uty to eat onythung at any tume to anybody x ho eats un the cafeterua Judy Gulbert leave my advantage IH heught to become th center ot the Pep Club to Dorus Goe Duncan Grant wull my gum to Don Bruce Dolly Suegrust leave my accent to som one who may need It Dorus Sell leave my red haur to Arduth Scovulle Roy Ramburg left to become a umulkman Dorothy Harvey leave my buluty to be put up for the DAR scholarshlp Joan Hunt leave da' George ya es and etc t Barbara Hershelea Long leave my books wuth anyone who can use them Bob Lanway leave my place on the track teah to Bob Humphrey Keuth Marne leave ut up to Lula to wIll In the future Darlus Merrutt leave my puccolo for Bob West D ck Moen leave my tumud ways and bashfulness to Johnny Harrus Jown Publucover leave my tell leaaung aouluuy to next year s yell leader Aluce Smuth leave my locker In he Ju uy Cerner to some ot'uer poor unduvudual Loren Steward leave my stubborn duspostuon In PD to Davud Card Cdarlehe Payne leave my care of the stu eht bod books to some unsuspectung under classman Tur Rhode leave my fruendly dusposutuo the ew re Junuor class oren Lars I wull my Iokes to Mr Hu saker Douglas MacCoach leave for better thungs Glenn Babb leave my Jclooe aluas model A to Nr Susuck Arlune Bowers 'eave my skull to play In the band to Helen Schultz Donna Chnstopherson leave my hot water bottle and blue haurruet to anyone who has cold feet and strungy I1aIr I Joyce Elluott leave my brught smule to Donna Knoll Jerry Peters leave my teeung oft un golf to Bob Matt-us Fonda Sanaers leave my accorduan playung at future Senuor plays to Mr Love Jean McCreo wull my red aaruers to Slaughterhouse Montgomery to wear when on the basketball floor Horace Byler leave the green truck to mv llrttueb brother Alex Ted Falconer wull my grades In Physucs to John VanCal Pat Susson leave arent you glod9 Darotha Mulls leave my heated duscussuons wuth Mu McLean to some other unfortunate Ed Taylor leave my mustache to Ken Hazelrugg Eddue Edgerton leave my curly haur to Don Meaale Sally McDonald wull my Southern accent too Dorothy Clark leave for the Good Samarntan Hosputal become a nurse Duck Mobley leave my number 60 to posteruty forever Dustue Schall leave my hypothetucal braun wuth Mr McLean and hus hypothetucal classes Bud Holden leave the brungung of a motor cycle to scnool to Norman Lockhart Wendell Austun leave as the Flyung Dutchman Rollue Greuf leave wuthout my luttle red puckup Betty Hashberger leave my Iokes to my Luother Jake Margaret Guumon leave mv bangs to Bull Anderson Bull Beebe leavc my matches to some other guy to guve to the people un Physucs class to do theur exoeruments Phyllus Davus leave engaged Bob Cook leave my abuluty to plant trees to Ken Hunt Rosemary Swanson leave my enIoyment for roller skatung to Jake I-lutcroft Duck Hamourus left for the army Joan Iverson leave my easuness to get along wuth people to all those who have a hard tume doung so Jack Gronholm wull my dancung to anyone wno feels that they need ut Everal St Peter wull my wolf whuslle to Clufford George Duck Waulace left at mud tern Jack Walton me too Jack Gunnell am too Scotch to leave anythung Roberta Traxler wush to leave all pousor Ivy on the bush Colleen Gent leave my abulrty to be a good student aurecto of Senuor Class Plays to Marulyn Gorbutt Betty Yoder leave my dusabulutv In sports to any poor Jur-Ior Dorothy Lapp wull the vay I get along wuth Mr McLean to Nettue Cruse Lena Megale wull Iust IGOVE to guve the teachers a long deserved rest Lu Rae Ball leave wonderung what happened to all those clever luttle thungs that werent pruntea In my durt column? 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We, Elaine Fogde and Elaine Nystrom, leave our positions ci the mean little kids in mixed chorus to Alex Eve and Harold Steward. l, Den Squire, Ieaveithank goodness. I Bcb Wade leave the I-l Y to Will e I Barbara Sc tt leave with Dorothy for the Good Samarttf I, Bob Downer, will my hat trumpet to Jerry Jorvls I, Dorothy Bright, leave my ability ta skip and get away -y-.ith it te an-,one who thinks they can do it ', Margaret Leighton, wlll my 5' 9 to Dorothy Dingman I, Bill O'NeaI, leave to be with Sue. I, Carolyn Stadden, leave my long curly lacks to Starling Rose I, Janet Lindberg, leave after being here only o short time. I, Harry Goldsbury, will my place on the debate team to Dick Ellefsen. I, Iris Fox, leave my work on the advertising staff of the Mael-fi Times to .lane Shank. l, Jim Joubert, will my squirrel car to anyone who is able to keep it running. I, Bev Plummer, leave my student body lab ol vice president to whomever may get it. ', Rae Mona Ritter, will my letter T and place in the Pep Club to a lucky Senior of next year Jessie Bennett leave to find another all state lasketball player EIZLOI jJ0,0Ll Klflfy Ge T J Q Garr an I-lowaid Collecr e gg erry eter Raevlona I LOL O Neal ,Iunc e clficst :ve Brc s Bev Pl O illating Champs Biggc e Jean Mcflrca Albert Pfwcrf Ausclc Luanc Bedinacr Jerry Nflin 5'QQCI EOV L Rae Ball L rin Stewart Rollie Greif Dustic Scriall , , I I- I , I A ,A 1 J , -fl? egg 5 gker, 7 L 'r , lrirf ' wt Pet V fwrf I V A I 4, , I f I. 5,11 if Y ,Y , Y ,H Y 7 ,ll g P 5, 4 'wer Best Memury ,, , ,,,, , ,, , ,,,,, Danna Chrigtc-phersun Lrg, s Bill I , -Le fe ' A B I I - 1, sg, Cr, , 4 F 'w' , , M , Y Y,.,Y,f ILJV '5I' I 'I S f Y - , . ., , u , F, - 4 I elzior or y Qcfures I ZJQ -.1-3 lll?g'31l new Allce Sm1tl'1 Bob Wade Jean and Tom McCrea June Leellng Bob Downer Duck Mobley Luana Bedlnger 8 Jess1e Bennett ff-1--1 51 If X an 2.15 3 if Jerry Peters Margaret Lelghton Duck Moen Judy G1lbert Jerry Nelson Roberta Traxler Elalne Fogde Beverly Plummer Q41 f'gfl0 M215 'VB 495, Mg? 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' l6 24. 32. 0LU UZq yedfi Lookung unto the pucture of 25 years from now we see Rollue Greuf cruusung around un hus luttle red puck up He us lookung for the Senuors of 47 to clean up after the lang past Senuor Ball of that same year Bound and gagged un the back of the truck are Joe Blondell George Gulbertson and Roy Lakey who were found stull strugglmg to get un the Smoke House Passung by The Hub a loud masculune vouce blended wuth the whune of a suren demands Where do you thunk you re goun bud? Duncan Grant lcuty copl patuently explauned that there us a stop lught on the corners of Broadway and Central Rollue alubued that hus attentuon was dustracted by the banner advertusung June Mad whuch Luana Bedunger had fouled to return to the Coos Bay Saddle Club where Jessue Bennett us employed to clean the stables As the hunt goes on a bug crowd us seen un front of the Whute Elephant because Maxune Murphy has stopped over un Coos Bay on a concert tour She us the only Irush puanust who leaas yells between acts Here Gordon Howara us seen back un unuform agoun He us workung as the hotel doorman Goung back ua Broadway as he passes the Egyptuan Rollue sees Donna Chrustophersons name un lughts She us beung featured for one of her great ballet dances accompanued by Alva Lee and Hus Molely Three Lena Megale playung the tuba Don Abrahamson on the puccolo and Hershelea Long on the bass vuolun Feelung a luttle thursty Rollue stops at Logger Bull O Neal s wher Dustue Schall us servung tall cool ones to Molly Oylear and Januce McCullough who are now loggung at South Slough Steppung out of Logger Bull s he hear band and curcus barker whuch was later found to be the vouce of Horace Byler callung un everyone to see the world s fottest lady RaeMona Rutter Roamung through the curcus grounds Rollue us suddenly stopped dead and yells BWANG as he sees the tantaluz ung dancers straught from Egypt Pl They are Pat Susson Phyllus Schlappu Arlene Bowers and Aluce Smuth' Sunce ut took 25c to get un Rollue moved on to the weught luftung department where Dolly Suegrust passes out the pruzes Rollue couldnt belueve ut but ut was true-on the Merry Go Round was John Publucover who was takung hus l5th consecutuve rude whule Duck Mobley occupued three of the luttle kuds kuddue cars Then as the tume arruved for the maun show The e the trapeze gurls are already performung Audrey Thomas us showung the crowd some of the flups she unvented whule Dorothy Lapp and Anna Mae Peterson are doung a tught rope dance Margaret Guumon does a truple leap When the show was funally over Rollue decuded to leave tne curcus that was owned by Everal St Peter He got un hus luttle puck up and decuded to take a uaunt back up to old M H S to start Rollue made hus way to the bug tent As he starts the engune an ambulance whunes by un whuch he later found out contauned Ed Taylor who had trupped over hus mustache and broken hus luttle toe When he got up un the school halls he soon heard Thunk now thunk now' and peekung through the door he sees Albert Powers the new professor of scuence And what do you know rught across the hall Rollue found an old fruend teachung Englush none other than John Jaehnug Then he remembered and an up the staurs to say hello to Jerry Peters who was stll tryung to get through Mr McLeans Problems of Democracy course As Rollue leaves the school he sees Keuth Maune who us now doung the uanutar work He gets out to the puck up and turns on hus raduo whuch us the latest development pro duced by the Don Squure and Jack Walton Ca Inc T e roduo blares on and wuth the aud of Televusuon Rollue sees Tunk Rhodes who us puttung un plugs for Yoders Yodlung Canarys untroducung Lu Rae Ball who us now takung Heada Hoppers place Lu tells of Colleen Gents ruse to fame the productuon of the Case of the Stolen Sputtoon starrung Jum Joubert Loren Steward and Sally McDonald After thus Lu guves a few more tups on Irus Fox Joyce Elluott and Bob Lanway on theur Hollywood lufe Tunk comes back wuth a sungung commercual by Bev Plummer and June Leelung for Hashbergers Hamburgers Next on the aur Rollue hears News and Vuews by Jack W Gunnell Rollue says Oh that guy so he turns off the raduo and whule he does he notuces hus gas gauge says empty so he pulls un to the nearest servuce statuon whuch us Austun s Auto Servuce where Wendell Austun suts at hus desk sn the offuce as manager whule Glenn Babb Roy Ramberg Douglas MacCoach and Bull Beebe handle the servucung to the tune of S6 47 As Rollue pulls out the money he notuces that Ted Fal coner s pucture graces the fuve dollar bull as he us now presudent of the Unuted States At the servuce statuon Rollue got the word that most of the Senuors of 47 are puttung un theur hours at Wade s Products so he hurrues off auded by the super gas he has uust obtaunea whuch has been made by Duck Moen As he gets to Wade s Products lused to be Evans Productsl he sees Harry Goldsbury who has the uob of gateman Pullung nune by twelves us Judy Gulbert and as a wheel breaks down on the carruer Judy trots over and lufts the rear end of the carruer whule ut us repaured Walkang along the chaun Rollue sees other gurls from the Senuor Class of 47 dusplayung theur muscular abuluty heavung twelve by twelves about luke tooth pucks They are Joan Hunt Barbara Dullon Dorothy Clark and Fonda Sanders Wuth the passung years entertaunment has been brought forth for the workers durung theur lunch hour To buuld up the morale of male workers us Elaune Nystrom who sungs torch songs and Bob Downer who us accompanyung Elaune plays hus Moronate whuch us an unstrument he unvented hurr-self After the entertaunment whuch Rollue has enuoyed thoroughly he ees Carolyn Stadden Barbara Scott and Dorothy Lapp goung to work on the boom Just as Rollue gets ready to leave he hears a funny rattle and he sees over un a dark corner Bud Holden Eddue Edgerton and Roy Lakey who are shootung craps As Rollue gets un hus puck up and goes on hus way he soon sees a lurue of cars wautung to get across a brudge whuch us under constructuon and nearly completed As he tops he notuces one of the cars us a model developed and unvented by Bob Cook whuch runs on one wheel Rollue notuces the enguneer un charge of buuldung the brudge us Jerry Nelson and also foreman on the lab us Bob Hammond stull wearung hus Marshfueld lettermans sweater After the traffuc gets goung Rollue rolls on out to the ountry He soon sees Jean McCrea who us workung dulugently on her farm Jeans Jersey Jount As he druves along Pony Slough he sees a group of 47 Senuor gurls takung a swum un the latest bathung suuts styled by Darlus Merrutt The gurls swummung are Dorothy Harvey Margaret Leughton Dorothy Brught and Joan Iverson Rollue decudes to go back to town and on a bullboard on the way back he sees Loren Larsen s comedues advertused They are beung shown nughtly at th Egyptuan On South Broadway he notuced a used car rot beung managed by Phyllus Davus and rught down the street a dress shop operated by Elaune Fogde lt us called l-ogdes Fruvolous Frocks Rollue decudes to go by the post offuce where Dorotha Mulls us the postmustress Rollue pucks up hus maul and sees a letter from oversea It us from Chuna and from Roberta Traxler who us a mussuonary After thus Rollue decudes to buy a penny post card does so and then sends a message of great umpor-tance to Mr Hunsaker hopung he can read ut under hus grayung beard The message Saud Even though the Senuor Class has never fauled on anv other mussuon ut seems umpossuble for me to gather up enough Senuors who are not preaccupued to clean up after the Senuor Ball So the Senuor Class leaves thus luttle work as a token f apprecuatuon to all the underclassmen Wuth all accomplushed Rollue ygwng ond realuzes he 5 all worn out and that uts gettung late and the cows need 'nulkung so he hurrues back out to hus daury called Greufs Gurglung Mulk from Burpung Cows f I . . 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V vt - l A -- x 9 7' l M T I Wk., I A fm : 'X ' vii ,ww Beall Goude ladvnsersl Zeller Fox Hunt Gronhotm Humphrey LUZLOI' Gkl The Jumor Class had a banner year wnth Don Fox as President Ken Hunt as Vnce Presldent Colleen Zeller as Secretary and Bob Humphrey as Sergeant at Arms The fnrst actnvuty for the Juniors was an furnnshnng the entertamment at the Sadne Hawkuns dance Who could ever forget the skut And the Lnght Went Out? Next they gave thenr very superb Junuor Prom wnth the theme of Two Sslhouettes Then came the radno program presented by the Junuors whnch was gust as great Next the Jumors put out one of the best Ma Hu Tnmes of the year On March 27 and 28 the Jumors presented thenr annual play Thus years play was Seven Keys to Baldpate The class sponsored the annual Junnor Sensor Banquet on Aprnl 26 whnch was a hmghly successful even There were llO members of the Junnor class Mrs Ruby Goude and Mr Harold Beall were class advnser mff E X N 'B 'Dr lift ,Qi I vs H1 ' 09? A. 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Rf h . 8 Q . tiff' Y ' , 5 5 N W Q1 , Vw , g , X- . r r Martnn Tltus Lntch ladvlsersl Marvnn Flstcrott Flanagan Gllbertson Huggins John Cook op 0l'IZ0l'6 6l The Sophomore class has become one of the most promxnent groups ever to enter Marshfneld Hugh lts elected offlcers Marvln Flxtcroft presudent John Cook vnce president Marilyn Glloertson secretary John Hugguns sergeant at arms and Donalee Flanagan student councul led the class through a succe stul year The Sophomores made names for themselves for theur nn terests an school octnvntues and scholastuc records Band chorus Ma H1 Tnmes Mahuscan FHA sports and GAC were some of the mayor actlvutles There were l38 members of the Sophomore class Through the class cooperatnan they were abe to present for the first tame un Marshfneld Hugh the Sophomore Revue for the publuc The ame program was presented to the Student Body Plans for a class pucmc at the beacn were mode for Aprnl The class as grateful to Muss Eulalla Tntus and Mr Bruc Martnn for thenr efffcnent guudance un servuna a adv sers W also thank Mlss Marnlyn Lntch for her assnstance lo ,,,,,,,,1T..,.,,Ll.. 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V ? . . ,.,. - S Q n e Wk 1' -f Arnold L Baker M Boker T Barrett Y Barrett Barne Boyd A Wulluoms Whltty Brock Brundage Brynteson Buzzard Wnllnoms Chalmers Chard Swearmgen Collver Crabtree Cruse Curtus R Tallman Davudson Dnehl Dieu Dmgman Ellrott Erlcson Farr Wagner l'-lanagan Squ1re Frokes Gage Galusha Tlchenor Gulbertson Goude P Gulfallan Strube Soeece V uroy Gunnell Thompson Hall Hammond Young Harlan Harrmgton Herrick Hull Hnllstrom Hull Hoeger Hug-gms Wrxaht ,al f , .s f 45 J 4, 1, 3 ' Q W i' ff 4 W If wg 1 4 Iverson, Jarvns, Johns, Johnson, Joubert, Kellogg, Knoll Koski, Kershaw, Langbecker, Lanway, Lnzer, Lapp, Lockhart Marne, Mala, Mathews, Nelson, Mathas, Muller, Mcen Morton, Pope, Razee, Rnchardson, Ruopey, Romney, Scovulie Sell, Sherwood, Shaw, Springstead, Smnh, Southma-,d, Stephens Vuckers, Cessnun, Davns, Beam, Lorne, Fuelds, Gresham Sichtang, Sralcup, Rose, Johnson, Wagner, Hughes, West Flifcroft, Moore, Stystma, Leeth, Ryan, McCoy, Harlan I 3 38 if to if Kennedy Hoshburger Boue P Wxllnorns B VVrugh SOPHOMORES NOT John Cook Jock Gesnk Bob Heope Joe Knoser Por Lovin Ervm Montlfel Terry MCCUI lough Loren McKay Mouryce Osborne PICTURED Eugene Punkermon Morvun Sockett Dowel! Wunblod Jeon Glodfelter Poulme O Kee-fe Allene Russell Burch ladviserl Whitted J Smith Seaman Lowery A Byler Tedrow kadviserl V65 172602 61 The Freshman class of 50 made many contributions to Marshfield High School during this school year l9-'16 47 The class ranked high scholastically athletically and in various activities Freshman initiation was taken in good spirit The Freshman Mixer was one ot the highlights of the year A successful class party was held in March There were l48 members at the lass Class officers were President Alex Byler Vice Presiaent Joan Smith Sergeant at Arms George Whitted Freshman Repre sentative Eleanor Seaman and Secretary Joan Lowery Class advisers were Miss Maryorie Tedrow ana Mr Dwight Burch A ' s 1 I 1 'F S1 ' 1 A, vw , I I A I ' A I I I ' I I - , - , , , - Several members of the class assisted in serving refreshments at the Junior Prom and Senior Ball, A f 1 I 1 ' - . , , I, .- - E I ' , , 4 L g X y , ,, , l I ,,,, ,, i ef' i i G Q FJ Nw '00 -sr ,,, Wrnght Le Boeuf W Lee J Leelmg Nnles Thompson Lowery Lyons McCrory McMams Menrlng J Merntt Malien B Muller Muller G Morse Newton M Oberst Parker B Peters T Peterson Phnlluppn J Pope L Potter L Reed Lynn Reed B Rhodes J Rhodes Rnchards Rnchter J Roberts Roderuck Rnchordson D Russell W Schull Schnndler Schultz Seaman Shank Trontvet J Smlth Spencer B Spnngstead Whutted Waliman Stannes Steeves Stemrnerman Stevens D Steward H Steward Stewart Stoddard Tallmon Terry Ward Whurty Young Arnold P Anderson Coonen Hartman Cook J Holmsfedt Kmght Van De Hey Fmch Holly Doyle Lebengood FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Abe Cruse Clnfford George Ronald Leighton Dellle Cosmus Marlon Lundberg Marlorle Sampson Esther Squures M1'l'lVl'l'll S' Fnrst Row Knoll Johnson Lowery Hunt A Sn-nth Chrlstopherson McCrea J Smuth Flanagan Show Megale Second Row Kruse Potter Nosburg Peters Gunnell Smlth Bjerke Plummer Selander Gorbutt Cox Beall lOdVlSEYJ Thurd Row Kun: Schultz Wnllnams Brynteson Bedlnger Gilbert Ball Dlllon Fourth Row Hansen Wode Huggnns Abrahamson Powers Jaehnlg Howard 6I L5C6UZ fd fp Beoll was the odvlser Donna Chrlstopherson edutor and Helen Schultz am Bev Plummer assustant edltors Mann actlvutles of the year we e the takung of class and aroup p1ct.1res and tfwe strenuous work Involved un preparing for publncatlon Depart ment heads of the staff were octlvntues Ann Wllllarn features LJ Ro Ball snapshots Loanc Bednnger classes Donna Gunnell advertlslng Don Abrahomson and Bob Wade art Joanne Lowery sports Davld Card lay out Betty June Smntn The staff thanks Mrs Clark Keasey for her knnd cooperctuon on tne ort work ID the Mahuscan To our photographer Mr Horold Scofleld we are deeply appreclatlve The stoff IS also grateful to our prnnter Mr Lloyd Quick f 2 ' J 2 . 3 3 Pg In - I I I I ' A I A I I ' - I I I J 3 -1 I J A I I I 1 1 l 1 1 I J I ' f f n I The Mohlscan staff worked throughout practically the entire school year to make this year's annual 0 success, Mr. Harold 4 , I , I 1 . 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Snttung Fogde Dullon Ball Ellefsen Card Rutter Gcld Payne Fnrst Row Knoll Tallman Kudrna Vnckers Norton Shaw Flanagan Southmayd J Smuth Wrnght Roberts Blerke Nasburg B Srnlth Laird Ryan Second Row Crabtree M Harlan Sprague Paul S Smlth Selander Farr Coy Peters Potter Lowery Shank Fox Gor butt Rlchardson fadvlserl Thrrd Row Fraser Houston Costelloe Soaght Swearlngen Wnlluams Kosku Fowler Chezem Fox Kruse Kunu Shultz Lyon Anthony MA I-II TIMES This years Ma HI Tnmes was under the able dlrectnon of Dck Ellefsen the first lunlor edltor ID many years Elghty flve students turned out for thus actuvlty There were two dufferent staffs the Edutarnal whech was the home room staff made up of upper classmen and editors of the staffs and the General staff composed of all the report- rs The eclctors of the varuous dlvnsnon of the paper were ass stant edntor Charlene Payne feature edutor Lu Rae Ball sports edltor Davud Card socuety edltor Barbara Dnllon copy edutor Trnk Rhodes busuness edutor Helen Gold advertusung edntar Rae Mona Ruter art staff Joanne Lowery Thus organnzatuon s excellent staff advuser was Mnss Juanuta Rnchardson whose tureless efforts were deeply apprecnated Flrst ow Megale, Rhodes, Leelung Second Row Ball, Traxler, Goldsbury DEBATE The members of thes year's debate team were Lu Rae Ball and Harry Goldsbury as the affurmatvve speakers, wuth June Leelnng as the alternate The negatlve speakers were Lena Mgale and Roberto Traxler, wlth Phulotheo Rhodes as the alternate The Debaters spoke at varuous servuce clubs nn Coos Bay The team also entered the State Debatung Tournament held at Corvallns The questuon debated was 'Resolved, that the federal government should provide o system of complete medtcgl care avanlable to all cutnzens at publlc expense Mr Wulluarn McLean ns to be commended for has work as debate coach ,F 129 1, w as i ts 1 it :au 1 5 , -ii' f L4 1 M .9 '1 f , . , X Y . 1 A ef. 1, X ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 '-1 1 1 - 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . , . , . 1 1 - 1 I ., . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , - . ,. wafer? mem? rt Murphy accompanust Muss McPherson Instructor Furst Row ennedy Morton Johnson Shaw Grav Hewutt Stewart Lapp Peterson Steward LeBoeuf F Gray Collver Goe Flanagan Second Row Eplung Ranney Gulbertson Steward Muller L Flutcroft D Wrught Howard Gulfullan Jones Fosmore D Gunnell Seaman Harrungton Foree Mathews Thurd Row Selonder H Schultz Sprague Fogde Nystrom M Schultz Rushung Anusuch T Barrett Austun J Whutty Claughton Goude Wulluams Brynteson Nasburg Hunt Y Barrett Cox Stodden Fourth Row Boyd Frakes Gage Maune Gent Brundage Hugguns West A Byler Cruse Hullstrom Hunt Bruce Wrught Beber Peterson Merrutt Bedungr Chrustopherson MIXED CHORUS The muxed chorus ably durected by Muss Helen McPherson us a group wuth seventy two members Thus us the furt year there has been a muxed chorus class un Marshtueld Hugh Gurls must have had at least one year of Glee Club to auolufy for the class Both the chorus and the Glee Club have been workung hard to rouse funds toward new robes lor next year Thus year the muxed chorus has sung for several cuvuc orgonuzatuons Vesper servuce the Sprung Concert and Assembly two one half hour raduo programs and Baccalaureate Servuces The offucers for the year are presudent Elaune Fogde vuc presudent Don McMauns secretary Donna Gunnell assustant secretary Ann Wulluams lubraruans Donolee Flanagan and Jan t Shaw sergeant at arms Doran Wrught member ot alrge Gordon Howard accompanust Maxune Murpny ig Furst Row Fagde, Chrustopherson, Beber Second Row Merrutt Nystrom, Schultz SEXTETTb The sextette, composed of sux talented gurls from tne Mux d Chorus has sung for several cuvuc orgqnuzgruong Qnd for School functuons ond concerts Thus yeor four senuors and two uunuors 3 e members The members are furst sporanos, Donna Chrustopher son, Dorlus Merrutt second sopranos, Elaune Nystrom, Ava Beber oltos, Eloune Fogde, Helen Schultz, accompanust, Eleanor Me gale, durector Muss Helen McPherson Alternates, not puctureo' are furst soprano, Coralee Peterson second soprano, Danaleo Flanagan ond alto, Lyla Maune u , , , , - , ...... .....w , ., 4 3 u ,-V Y , V l K W -- -MW , 4 ,' We 'L ,J fs - ff A 'it' X Q ft ,gg e ' WM, ff, ,, JW , K . 4 ,,,t 2, ,, Q A , A A ,,,, , V I P ', 1 sun f ,IV 0 ,M qw .sf ,J 'M A A J' 4 4 VN W M on Kresge www .ff fm , , s, ,M - , , , - , u , , , , . , u , , . - , , 1 - , , , , 1 - , - , , , , , u , , , , - - , - , , , , , - u u , - , . - , , 1 . , , , - u , - , , , , , , I , A , , u , , . . 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I I I I I I I I , . - - D . v V - . , u , V u , , , , , - T2 M rf f Q McPherson ldurectorb Megale Caccompanustl Frrst Row J Srnuth Phuluppu Duehl G Gorbutt Newton Frontvet D Tallman Spencer B Muller Church Dungman Ryan Freeman M Johnson R Tallrnan Second Row Coonen M Nelson Cook Hartman Scovllle Luzer M Muller Roberts Potter Ruchteu Meurung Suegrust J Wrught Stoddard Leeung Watkuns Coy Wagner Thurd Row M Harlan Fraser J Gunnell Swearungen C Srnrth Anthony Peters Crabtree Kruse Henderson Spaght Wulson McCrary Ruchardson Parker Ran'1ey Lyon GIRLS GLEE CLUB Under the durectuon of Mass Helen McPherson the fufty two members ot the Gurls Glee Club have completed a hughly uccessfal year Officers forthe year were presudent Aluce Diehl vuce pr' srdent Marulyr' Harlan secretary Marzbelle Nelsno assistant secretary Rosetta Tallman accompanust Eleanor 'vlegale assustant accornpanust Joanne Swearungen Martun Tedrow ladvusersl Ahlquust Schmdler Joubert McMauns A Lee W Lee Publucover Gold Payne Powers Lundberg Fox Chrustopherson Churchull, Harvey Gubwey Ellefsen RADIO CLASS The raduo class has broadcast programs every Thursday from 7 OO to 7 I5 P M from the Marshfueld Hugh School audutoruum stage durung the school year wuth Albert Powers as master of aeremonues Mass Maruorue Tedrow has done an outstandung uob as durector of the broadcasts and the raduo class Recorders and technucuans are under supervusuon of Mr Bruce Martun Marvun Jo Churchull and Duck Ellefsen won places un the school and dustruct raduo speech contest Charlene Payne placed un the school contest l l 4 1 - A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I ' I I P I I r I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 J I . 3 ' . 3 1 I 3 1 - I 1 - I , I I I I I I ' ' , P 1 ' ' X Z.EEv: g , 1431 ..:Z:E:: .i Y . 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Kg 1 g : , . .uueasassf ir' V . ,Q t 1 , 1 2 .uf , if A Aww 1 , w 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . in Furst Row B Smuth Schultz Dullon Plcnmer Lutch Cadruserl Scl'-all Bennett Fogde Payne Second Row Megale Couty Traxler Bal Gorbutt Z ller A Smuth Leelung Nystrom Nasburg Gold Chrustopheuson HYSOERIE l-lysaerue us an honorary organuzatucn tor gurls wuth an average grade of two or better Actuvutues for the year uncluded carolung at Chrustmas ush rung at the Chrustmas Vesper Servuce Sprung Vocal and Band oncerts and the Communuty Concert Serues Junuor and Senuor members also ushered for theur respectuv class plays l-lu Y and l-lysoerue had o uount party on Aprul l Under the able leadershup of Muss Marulyn Lutch Hysoeru had a successful year Furst Row Mobley, R Greuf, Peters, Powers, B Wade, Austun, Megale, B Anderson Second Row H Lockhart, Howard, Gunnell, Abrahamson, Steward, Gronholm, Hammond Thurd Row Fox, O'Neul, D Anderson, Ruchardson, Ellefsen, Norrus HIY The Marshfueld Hugh School Hu Y Club us a branch of the Young Men S Chrustuan Assocuatuon conducted un schools through out our country lts purpose IS to create, mauntaun and extend throughout the school and cornmunuty, hugh standords of Chrus tuan character Under the durectuon of Mr Wulluam McLean, the Hu Y has had many actuyutues thus year The Club partucupoted un notuonal prouects as well as numerous school octuvutues-contrubutung valuable servuces A party was held wuth Hysoerue at the Scout Cabun un Mungus park Offucers were presudent, Bob Wade, vuce presudent, Wendall Austun, secretary, Jerry Peters 4 'l at lv . , Q W W , l' Q ' Q uv Ev Q . 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W rfw Fnrst Row Johnson S Couty D Tallman R Tallman F Howe Pope Blondell Newton Shank Duehl Freeman Second Row Lapp Squnres Enckson Kennedy Potte D Gunnell Moen Lowery Roberts Nelson Frakes Mnss Schulz advuser Thnrd Row Fraser Traxler Smuth Paul Spaght l-lmds Kruse J Gunnell Lelghton Swanson Crabtree Koskl Anthony Pope Boyle FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of Amernca qot underway at the beglnnung of the second semester wsth a meetmg nn Coos Bay wuth e suster chapter from the Roseburg Hugh School Actuvmes of the year were sponsorang a dance wuth the Hu Y a pot luck dunner and a dunner IH the cafetena Offncers were elected un March for the last term or thus year and the furst semester of next year Muss Flavua Schulz was Lett to rlght Alqunst l-lardlng Anderson ODelI Powers Moore unstructorb Jaehnlg ONeaI Oberst Bruce Lanwoy ONeul Lockhart Crabtree J Sprlngstead Cook Wllllarns Joubert STAGECRAFT 'lent setting for our Junior and Sensor class plays the Christmas The Stagecraft IS the organlzaflon responslble for the xce band oncert They also have had charge of the fre dnlls xfcsper Servlce the Sprung Vocal Concert and Assembly ana th ,vhucl wal' be under the dlrectuon of the Junior Fare D partment r xt year An lnutuatlon pacnuc was held at Sunset beach with Don Bru e Ken l-lunt Larry O Dell Doran Wrlght and Marv Flltcroft 3 mg unntuated Thus year has been a successful one for the harilworklng Stagecratt organlzatuan Thlg ,group as under the dnrectnon of Mr G org 'Jloore 0 Mug, gl. N A 1 U ' J 1 . f, , , .f 1 , s f A' f 4, .1 , ' I 1 ...- 4 A ' t X f sm 7 ,, l , S Mm' . . L., 5 J A 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z I ' I I 'I ' I I I I I I I : I I I I I 4 I I ' I I I I -I 'I , . rh IA - Il . R , I . . .- I . I . . . I adviser for the group. 4 f ' , ' 1 - . W , , 1 mf ' I' 31 V Q f ,V 1 , 5 ' 5 V E L4 Q I Y' f 5 fist-'In ' ' V I V I I Y I I I V I 1 I I 1 - I N' I I ' . . . G . , . N' I ' 2. X ' , ' ', 2 c . I ' - , E I . . . . 3 2 A . . . . . . . , 1 . , . - - 1 1 1 ' Q A 1 I . l I , 1 ' Q , e e . as A Hashberger Shaw Brynteson Wllluams Smuth advlserl Zeller Gorbutt Potter S Smrth Gent GIRIS -ITHLETIC CI U11 A url lnterested an sports as eluguble to loan G A C altnough she must earn a r qulred number of palnts ea h year lr- order VW Q to be eluguble for the next year The offlcers are elected at each mud term lk th h lass lsoda crackersf run under a The year started out wath lnltuatnon of new members Girl were made to wa roug g waterfall lshawersl and shoved off a cllff lbenchl All thus toak p ace an the gym followed by a chnll feed nn the cafeterla The object of belongung to GAC as to earn a letter wh ch recurres lOO pornts Pounts are gamed Dy partuclpatung IH such rntramurals as volleyball basketball softball pang pong awd tennis Other sports Include bake rndung hnkrng skailnq :ond bowllng Mass Maxune Smlth was thls year s G A C advnser 1 HW? 'iw I-.1 Howe Wrught Wnlluams Dillon McCrea Leelung Rwodes Traxler Bednnger Potter Crabtree Gunnell Cruse Moen dvlsers Muss Schulz Mass Tutusl GIRLS LEAGUE The tradrtnonal Hello cards were sold to start the Gnrls League achvxtles for the year Other actrvltues were Chnstmas and Valentnne decoratlons and favors for teachers the Sadle Hawklns Dance and the Mothers Day Tea The flnancual propect for the year was sellmg hot dogs at home football games Officers fcr the first semester were presldenl Tmk Rhodes ylce presudent June Leelung recordung secretary Barbara Dullon orrespondung secretary Jean McCrea treasurer Aluce Smnth SDphomore representatwes Rose Brymeson and Ann Nllllorrs Se ond semester offncers were presndenx Tunk Rhodes vice president Roberta Traxler recording secretary Barbara Dlllon corresponding secretary Luana B danger treasurer Pat Selander Sophomore representatuves Nettle Cruse and Vrrgnnla Moen Freshmen representatuves Lons Ann Potter and Joan Gunnell The Gurls League was under the capable durectuon of Mus Eulalna Tltus and assnstant dlrector Mass Flavla Schulz . , ..- H.. ... g '.. . . , , , , , , , , , , r , - , , . . . . 1 . , . , , , Q r . . ., - c . , , , , . . , . r , . r , , V , . , ff' 0 - .. 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Murphy Wrught Kunu Rutter Gulbert Chrustopherson Smuth Scholl Bennett PEP CLUB The Pep Club us organuzed to create enthusuasm and pep awd to encourage good sportsmanshup at all athu tuc fanctuons The Pep Gurls are chosen at the fuust of the year and organuzed unto a group whuch thus year was advused by Muss Maxune Smuth .lessue Bennett and Maxune Murphy were Song Queen a'1d assustant Song Queen respectuvely Clurnaxung the years events was the trup to the State Basketball Tournament un whuch our Pep Club took an actuve part John Publucover Duck Ellefsen OUR YELL KINGS John and Duck have contrubuted greatly toward mauntaunung good school spurut at Marshtueld Hugh hchoal 'lhey led our yells at assemblues football and basketball games through the S hool year Theur leadershup was deeply apprecuated by the Marshtueld Hugh School Student Body 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . I , ,D . . I .. . . .. , . , . 1 , . . . u 1 U 7, .1 , - . ' l A I . . . . . X Fu t Row Borcher Cadvlserl B Lanway L Flntcroft Mnen Fox Ellefsen Runge Hammond Peters M Flutcroft Second Row Megale Jaehmg A Byler Hansen McCoy J Cook Rlchardson Powers Gunnell :hard Row Nelson Fowler Montgomery Bru e O D ll Mobley O Neal Humphrey Hunt Duck Mobley ORDER OF M The Order of M Lettermen s club of 'vlarsh leld Hugh has completed a very successful year At the fxrst meetxng an the fall the club elected the followung offucer presndent Bull O Neal vce presndent Jerry Nelson and secretory Ron Runge Bull Borcner was the faculty advaser Members of the club helped handle th crowds at the basketball aames andea the manager wutn sconng and acted as general assrstants for the coaches A speclal Order of M sectuon was reserved at the game for members and theur guests Other clut affairs were aances Jubluc nnntnatnons and a pncnlc ln the sprung Wuth the Improvement of the club thus year the non grcduntung members antucupate even a better club next year 7? it 34 F1rstRow Tucker B Cock Falconer Blondrfll Phtlltp Moen Squares Walton Wllllams Van Elsbera Haze mcg Second Row Eck H Byler Abrahamsan Powers Node Joubert Rushing Gulbertson Taylor Larser- IORPSYRY Farmerl a club at Marshfleld Hugh forestry beca ne Q regJlar class thus year Besrdes their regular class work ludents took held trips and made studies of trees and forest er-glnee :ng Members of the class made an Improvement on the sl1pe north of the Gym when a number at small punes and cedars were start d unoer the supervlston at Mr John Queen advuser and nstructor Because of the groups success thas year tt wrll probably be a redular class ln the future Q ! 5 . 1 1 ' 1 L1 Qt. w ,fl W 1 1 4, , . C 4 . , . - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . 1 - 1 1 1 .. . , r , 3 , I . - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 7' J! 11 11 1 J. . , . . , . . , . . , . , . 1 . . ,. . . -- 1 1 1 1 1 - - 5 . 1 C . . - H , . , . . 11 11 . K . . 3 . . J , , . , . U9 4- an 1 1, , . V .. W- -Q B is 1 12 ' M l -' I 1 s ' ' H, , 1 14 , 1511114614 , 1 ... . X , A t ' 1 1 1 ' 1 71 1 1 1 1 ' x1 g 1 1 1 1,111 1 1 1 ,1 1 l c 1 1 1 - , 1 . 3 . I . , , . 1 I 1 ' 'WMF' ,.fl?1 2 ,161 Kneelung Farr Stephens Fnrst Row lGermalnldnrector1 Johns Cottschalk Newton Lanway G Nules Wllllams J Morton Schlappl Hartman Rnchter Erlcson Second Row Bowers Jarvus Squlre D Downer Joubert McCoy Meurang Merrutt Stannes Vickers Lapp Thurd Row Meyer Brock Wade Chezem Bug low Gref Thompson W Rlchardson Johns George The season of I946 47 has been an exceedlngly actlve one for the NA l-l S band Startlng the year wlth a ratner small enrollment 1ts number Increased from 27 to Al Added to the nstrumentatlon were some of the less common lnstruments sucln as tre oboe ba soon and alto clarlnet Four French horns were also put unto servlce Durlng the school year the band made forty eught publnc appearances These Included football and basketball games Pep assemblues concerts for varuous lodges and street parades for a number of comrnunlty events The band assembly was guven tor the students tl Marshfleld Hugh School On Aprll 25th the band presented tts Annual Sprung Concert ln May our band travelled to Myrtle Point to partlclpate ln the Coos County Band t-estuval Two members of the organuzatlon Nancy Johnson clarlnet and Bob Downer trumpet were selected and sent to Seattle to represent our school ln the All Northwest Vluslc Educators Conference Band of two hundred pieces Under the durectlon of Mr Walter Germaln who returned to our school system thus year after SSYVIPQ nn the Army the band had a hughly successful year Members are flute and pnccolo Darlas Merrltt oboe Barbara Stalnes B flat clarlnets Nancy Johnson Stanley Gottschalk Eula Trantvet Barbara Rlchter Ruth Newton George anway Evelyn Ermcson alto clarnnet Dorothy Vuckers bassoon Joyce Melrlng saxophones Sally Klboey Dorothy Lapp Cllfford George Don clllott trumpet Bob Downer Jlm Joubert X ure Bowers Don Squlres Jerry Jarvls LaRoy McCoy French norns Carroll Meyer Pat Vllllams Robert Brock trorrbones Bot filchardson Cllfford Jones Be ty Razee Wayne Vlompson Everal St Peter barltones Pnll Wade Norman Chczem basses John Blgelow Vlert rm Grelr percusslon Don McMalns Rob rta Morton, Phyllls Schlappl Jlmmy Wllllams Bob Nlles, drum mayor, Elalne Stephens, rralorettes, Phyllls Chard, Mary Jane Fan I 21 1 J? ' J -rw 1 ,1 . ,Z , Y - 1 . A . . . .2 , , . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 ' I I I I ' 1 I I . I . D i . - 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' l . . . . , . . , , K . 1 , s 1 1 x . . E . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . , . - 1111 1 1 1 , . . . r 1 - Q -f 1 I t I 1 1 1 1 1: 1 - l ' K' ' 1 . ' 'T b 1 1 ' 1 1 l I ' 1 1 I S 1 , , . 1 ' ' , . , ' I 1 ' I 1 1 n I 1 fy ' - ' G ' 1 'J' 1 1 1 V 1 ' 1 V1 Y A I lvl A 3 Y IW Q. wk 'Y First Row Holland lmgrl Hazelrigg Bunnell Gotrschalk Kiaser McCullough R Gray Humphreys Jocobsen Hager Stevens P Gilbert Cmgrl Meqale Cmgrl Second Row Dewey Mobley lmgrl B Williams Anusich Walton T Barrett Moen Whitted Perry Ol-lora Hunt Hammond Susick lcoachl Third Row Borcher lasst coachl Jaehnig ODell O Neal Rutherford Dick Mobley Humphrey Sackett Nelson Gun nell A Byler Burch tasst coach! Fourth Row Miller N Lockhart Enalish Richardson Runge M Flitcroft L Flitcroft Gething Russell Thompson J Cook Not pictured Barnes Bruce Cruse A Hashberger B Lapp Tucker D Wright Qofball Under the able guidance of head coach Pete Susick and his a sistants Bill Borcher ond Dwight Burch the Marshfield Senior High football team won four games and lost four with one game ending n a te The Pirates turned in wins over Grants Pass 7 0 Ashland l9 l2 North Bend 7 6 and l9 O They received losses at the hands of Medford 39 O Myrtle Point l9 O and l3 6 and Coquille l3 6 They played to a scoreless tie against Reedsport in their opening encounter Although losing four games the team displayed an outstanding spirit and a fine brand of football throughout the season Four of the Marshfield players made the all county team those being John Jaehnig Jerry Nelson Ken Hunt and Ron Runge. Eighteen received letters with eight Jun'ors -even Seniors one Sophomore and one Freshman receiving awards. These were-Seniors Bill O Neal Jerry Nelson Jack Gunnell Bob Hammond Dick Mobley Dick Moen and John Jaehnig. Juniors, Ken Hunt, Don Bruce, Ron Runge, Duane Richardson, Bob Humphrey, Q, Larry O'Dell, Don Rutherford and Lynn Flitcroft, Sophomore, Marvin Flitcroft. Freshman, Alex Byler. With ten lettermen returning, prospects for another successful season are bright. Members of the team were guests of the Coos Bay Lions Club banquet in December at which the following awards were made: most outstanding player, John Jaehnigg most improved, Ken Hunt, most valuable backfield man, Dick Mobley. Football spirit at Marshfield High School is high, and a winning, fighting team ' being predicted for next year! I Furst Row Coach Borcher Runae Montgomery Duck Mobley Bruce Hunt Fox lmgrl Second Row Norrus lmgrl ONeal M Flutcroft Moen B Anderson Doran Wrught Clk askefbaff G? Squat Under the able derectuon of Coach Bull Borcher the above puctured team won the Oregon State Hugh School basketball champuonshup For the fursr tume un the hustory of Marshfueld Hugh a Purate team entered the funals and went on to wun the champuonshup game over Klamath Falls Sl 49 In the pre season games Marshfueld turned un vuctorues over such strong teams as Medford Eugene and Redmond but lost encounters wuth Eugene Bend Prunevulle Washungton of Portland and the Oregon Freshmen The dustruct play opened wuth umpressuve wuns over Reedsport and Coauulle but thungs suddenly looked black as the Purates lost to North Bend and Myrtle Pount After thus however Marshfueld took theur remaunung l2 dustruct games lncludung three over theur arch ruvals the North Bend Bulldogs At the close of dustruct play Marshfueld had won l4 and lost two un the dustruct and won seven and lost sux un other games The Purates had scored l35O pounts to theur opponents lOl6 un 29 games In the state tournamount the Purates emerged vuctoruous over Molalla un the furst game 52 33 They really went all out un the second to defeat Sandy 7l 42 Then un the semu funals the Purates eked out a 43 43 wun over Hood Ruver to set the stage for the funals un whuch Marshfueld edged Klamath Falls 5l 49 wuth a two munute exhubutuon of ball control on the part of the Purates endung the game Thanks are due to the swell team and theur excellent coach Bull Borcher Thus us Mr Borchers second year at the helm of the Purates and hus teams have an outstandung record He has taught them the fast break whuch made them the fastest team un Oregon and trauned them un theur outstandung ball control Congratulatuons are forthcomung to Captaun Don Bruce for makur-g All state Duck Mobley for all dustruct Ken Hunt for second tea'n all state and all dustruct Bull O Neal for second team all dustruct and Bob Montgomery for' second team all dustruct A new trophy case us to be buult honorung thus team and wull contaun mamentoes of theur champuonshup I wull hold the champuonshlp trophy the uerseys of the players the chart showung the tournament progress and other honors taken wuth the champuonshup North Bend Coos Bay Rotary Club trophy awards were presented to Don Bruce best foul shootung average for games Duck Mobley most valuobl player and Ken Hunt most umproved player RON RUNGE BILL ANDERSON Junior guard Junnor guard DORAN WRIGHT MARV FLITCROFT Junuor guard Sophomore forward DICK Forward BlLL ONEAL DICK MOBLEY KEN HUNT DON BRUCE BOB MONTGOMERY Sensor guard censor center Junaor guard Junior forward Junior forward Fu st Row Barrett Holland B Lapp Rlchardson McCullough C Lapp Gray Gottschalk Miller Second Raw Ruppey lmgrl Anuslcn Schultz Byler Bauer Cruse Thompson Kuaser G Lanway Not Puctured Coach Suslck BASKETBALL B SQUAD The Marshfueld B squad composed of Freshmen and Saphomores won l2 out of 2l games nn which they partuclpated thu year ln dnstrlct play they won nsne whale losung seven Throughout the season the Jumor Pnrates collected 702 pounts compared to thenr opponents 635 Wuns xncluded vnctores over Powers Coos Rnver and the Bnndon B squad Losses were taken at the hands of the Marshheld Junuor Varsrty and Powers In dustrnct play the Purate took tour from North Bend splnt two and two wnth Reedsport splut two and two wnth Coqunlle and won one and lost three agaznst Myrtle Polnt Under the etflclent coachmg at Pete Suslck the B squad displayed a tune brand of basketball Furst Row D Wrlght L Steward Hansen Megale Mobley Second Row Oberst lmanagerl D Anderson Gror-holm A Byler N Lockhart lmanagerl Thlrd Row B Wrnght J Coolf Huggins Humphrey Not Pictured Coach Borcher JUNIOR VARSITY The Marshheld Junior Varsuty had a very successful season wunnrng I3 games whale losnng none ln these games the Pnrate hut the hemp for 607 ponnts almost douolnng the 3lO made b5 their opponents Among theor vnctorles were wnns over the 'Xlorth Bend Junior Varsuty lthree tunes? Bandon A squad Coos Ruver A squad ltwncel and the Sensor Independents ftwlcel Many of thus year s JVs will be A squad maternal next year but the Jumor Varsvty wall be replenished from the up and coming B squaders Coach Bull Borcher us due much credut for the splendid JV s record .r I . K . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - . . , . - 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f rr v- , . . . . ,F 1 1 -' . . . X , , . Q . B , , 4 ' 1 - 1 1 1 . , . , . , . , . . , , , ., , . . , , . A . . . , f . S , 1 ' 1 1 . , 1 1 1 . 11 11 - , 4 . . 1 - 11 ,1 . . . . 1 BASKETBALL A SQUAD Bondon Medford Bondon Bend Redmond Pnnevnlle Eugene Eugene Woshtngton Lnncoln Reedsport Coc-unlle Myrtle Ponnt North Bend Reedsport Coqullle Myrtle Pount Oregon Frosh North Bend Reedsport Coqunlle Myrtle Polnt Medford North Bend Reedsport Coqunlle Myrtle Pount North Bend COVE! lMorshf1elds Score Second Columnl FOOTBAI L Reedsport Medford Gronts Poss Asn and Myrtle Pount Coqull e North Bend North Bend Myrtle POINT BASKETBALI Powers Coos Rnver Coos Boy J V Reedsport Coqunlle Myrtle Pount Powers North Bend Reedsport Coqu1IIe Myrtle Pomt Bondon North Bend Reedsport Coqunlle Myrtle Pomt North Bend Reedsport COC'u1lle Myrtle Pount North Bend B SQUAD JUNIOR VARSITY Bondon B Bondon B Coos Boy B Squad Power Coos RIVEF Powers North Bend Senuor Independents Bondon A Sensor Independents Coos Ruver North Bend North Bend O O 39 O O 7 ' I l2 l9 ' l9 O ' ' l 13 6 6 7 O l9 A l3 6 CP J, FF 11 - 30 37 29 49 ' 20 24 43 57 . . 60 26 29 47 9 is as 53 52 . 36 23 27 34 A 21 I8 ' ' 40 39 20 35 34 43 2 as 32 59 55 . Q 27 24 ' 46 37 23 49 ' 24 41 I6 V33 23 47 t 35 '38 Oregon Frosh 42 40 . 34 3l A 26 36 , l8 40 20 48 ' 47 44 53 41 27 22 ' . A - 40 44 23 29 if gg ' 33 57 ' 35 57 56 46 lO 32 33 36 18 48 25 37 U 26 60 - 27 64 S. l5 46 . 43 57 26 56 39 I ll 66 I 27 37 23 24 ' 35 38 .1 ,, 6 46 . ' 29 43 4 ' 29 49 47 55 27 38 C 34 2l 46 Fnrst Row Coach Burch B Lanway D Ruchardson Rutherford M Flutcroft ODelI Hunt Bruce Second Row Goldsbury Squnre N Lockhart Barnett Wulkmson Tucker B Wade L Steward D Lanway Thurd Row D Wnght Jacobsen C Loop Crabtree Rushlng B Humphreys Gottschalk Wunblad Van De Hey Fourth Row J Gunnell Beam Englush Montgomery Eckard D Granholm Muller B Wrnght Hugguns Cruse gl 6lC Thurty enght boys answered the mutual call for track for the year of 1947 and under the durectlon of Coach Dwught Burch partnclpated un seven meets Only two lettermen Bob lanway and John Cook returned from the l946 'eam but the team was greatly strengthened by two transfers Bob Eckard and Jnm Joubert as well as by marked Improvement of several other asprrants The I946 team was a very successful one as they took the county cnamplonshlp and several members of the team went on to the dustruct and state meets Also at the Hayward relays the Pnrate hugh gumpang team set a new record In l947 the Purates defeated North Bend un a dual meet came In second nn the Co c,u1lle relays and placed seventh among the class B schools an the Hayward relays Other meets yet to come as tne annual went to press were a dual meet with Coquulle the countv and distract meets and the state meet at Corvallls v ..,f T -- . I . - 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 , , . , .. , . , , , 1 , . 1 1 ' V . . , . , . . 1 . , , H-Sl Coach Beall Megale Runge Jarvus C Loop Hansen Bauer McCoy Abrahamson Powers B Wrught TEINZNIS TEAM Thus years M H S Tennus Team coached by Harold Beall was led by fuve returnung Iettermen from the l9-46 squad Don Megale no l Ron Runge no 2 Mel Hansen no 3 l.aRoy McCoy 4 and Al Powers no 5 Other team members order of theur rankung Jum Bauer Chet Lapp Don Abraharnson Bob Ruchardson Bull Wrught and Jerry Jarvus The I947 team was undefeated un match play wunnung seven straught matches Tne Purate netmen also entered the Coos county r-lugh School tournament the Southern Oregon Hugh School tournament at Grants Pass May I5 l6 and the state tournament held un Portland May 25 26 All Powers us the only senuor letterman to graduate Prospects are brught for another yuctoruous season next year bil? 'Wm w Furst Row Whutty Stewart Second Row Muller Fowler Hugguns Mathus Peters Fox Ellefsen Landes caachl GOI! TPAM The Purate Golf sauad coached by Mr AI Landes played a full schedule thus year wuth matches ggaunt uzugene Hu Unu versuty Hu lEugene Coryallus Bend Roseburg and Hood Ruye The team alsc entered the state tournament neld gf me Lgarelwood course at Eugene May 9 and IO ln last years tate tourney the Purate duyateers funushed seconc trgulung Grant by lA strokes The matches thus year were played by both match and m o rt y The Purates sc red umpregguye y,,Cfq,,,9S ,ry they nqofche agaun thus year to rank as one ot the outstandung teams un th state Players onthe team and theur ranks were Jerry Fowler turf J y Pete s second D lf Eulefsen thu d Bob Mathus fagfrl-u Don Fox tufth Tom Hullstram played alternate un the suxth po utuon S . , 4 1 ' u 1 , l , 2, 9 7 1 4 '2- 1 5 1. AQ . . rm-. 1 Q l 12211: A ' gig... 1 T 11111 . 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' I , I W I , V' , , 5 , ' SNAPSHOTS 'flllkh eb Snpt Scpt CD Sept 27 Ct Oct N cfz vzfzf Jllffllf rn c started merrtlx back to school O All these Greens at the Freshman mm r ur flrst aamc Recclsport th re O to Played Medtfrd there Groan that sc Ftrt home game Grants Pass at N rth pe A fn After the game came the Stagecratt a cat Ashland San n tone ycrxone wa I a ure ad Pax lNov tx ov Nov J Nov Nov Dec Dec OVW cn L L Ncrc 'lar ft Teachers lnstttutc Neec wc say mr re Poor oc Bu co duec a horrlb death e ch The gurls lucky nnght he Saclle l-lawklns D c North Bend dtdnt have a chance skanked ern fvcryonf danced to Two Silhouettes a t e Ju o rt m Was an outstandsng event' Chrtstmas Vesper Htghly successful au :tal rec we and tn e oh ee hrtstmas artccl hc askctluo season r Q corcf a vtrtOVx D m rm L v LYHJY cc h clas hc l thctr bancuct My mlnutest c vr c n run c aught gr lat Hmmm nc of thc regular radsu croadccsts glven m t t gc of our auattcruurn every Thursday nlgtt Fun nd func cxpertence Vie ctnched thc c unty Basketbal Champt nslnto State Baskctbc Tournament at cagene l-tere We Ct me ' farch March arcn l Al-l AM' Marshftelc l-llgn 4 urs time WON THE STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPION SHIP Dtstruct speech contest Hlgh honors ta Mary Jo Churchtll 2829 J ntors gave school thrtls and cnt vvr play Seven Kew to Balnpate Apr: 3 Sprtng Vocal Asesmbly rtl A prlng vacatton Where n tts n pole? Aprll Aprll April Aprll Aprtl April Aprll May Nay Mav Max May Maw May Maw May Don Bruce ere uests Ort ena tt you Stuacr Body dance l2 State speech contest l8 Sprung vocal concert Another NlJlCV'llICl prlaran 24 Nomlnatlon spceches tor Student Body oltlccs lnteresttng 25 Student Body electtons 25 Band concert Very tune 26 Junxor Sensor banquet Bow rv at qua foo 3 County track meet here 9 M rhers entertained at Mothers Day 'lea lO State Golf Tournament Laurelwacl cour f Eugene entors ulc A Statrwa tnc Stare Huge success 2 Scnlfr assembly upcr gturcnt U QCrtlC 23 24 State Tennts Tournament n Portlanc 23 Baccalaureate scrvtces 28 Scntcr breakfast 29 C mmencement tears were r rec by l Cttfr Sentcr graduation A f r e 1 3 W' 1 c l Al , 5 YE , TE .l lf , ttr the l T - 'E h' 5 I -- 3 l,,, S' t. 22 O M 1, A , e . O' ZIWA X W - 1 J , , , ore' ' V N M l - - u , S . . 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Q eaclzeris Qpef Sayings Mr, McLean7His hoop skirt jokes. Miss Tedrow+ Now get some expression in your voice Hrs, Parr-- Table Five. Miss 'l'itus+Veni, Vidi, Vici. Mr. Loyeg Now remember, girls-' Miss Schulzg What are you girls doing in the ha Miss Litch- Ding !ff Mr, Burch-- Let's study these maps? Mr, Susick- Knock it off! Miss Richardson- Get those assignments Mrs. Goude- lt's not what's right, it's what the book savs' Mr. Queen- Think, now! Think? Mr, Martin-- Separate the men from the boys Mr. Beall- We'II have o test today? Mr. Borcher- Take fiyefw Mr, Hunsaker- Now for a few gripes! Miss McPhersoni I'm on the podium, I'm off the podium Mr, Germoinf One4two-threef' Miss Smith'- Go do your exercises? Q wh' . EIZLOI' Q3 y The Sensor class presented June Mod a sparklnng comedy of modern youth whnch had an appeal for all ages lt was presented on November l and 2 l946 The play was wrxtten by Florence Ryerson and Colm Clements lt was durected by Mr Leonard K Love The story concerned the llves of Penny Wood and Chuck Horns the bay next door as they went about the frequently dnffncult but always amusmg business of grownng up When Pennys Uncle Mervyn only fuve years older than she brought Roger Van Vleck a Sensor and Swooner home from college she foroot to be a man hater and succumbed to an attack of puppy love whlcn was ten degrees worse than measles ln her efforts to make herself attractlve to the fascnnatung Roger she almost disrupted two farrulles Student dnrectors were June Leelung and Colleen Gent The stage set was constructed by the Stagecraft club under the dnrectlon of Mr George Moore THE CAST Penny Wood Chuck Harris Roger Var Vleck Mervyn Roberts Julae Harris Mrs Wood Dr Wood Mr Horns Mllly Lou Effie Elmer Tuttle Shurley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth Jean McCrea Loren Steward Jerry Peters John Publlcover Lu Rae Ball Beverly Plummer Bob Wade Don Abrahamson Eleanor Megale lrls Fox Wendel Austnn June Leellng Duncan Grant I Q . 11 11 , - . 1 ' ' . , . 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LUZLOV Q3 y George M Cohans dellghtful melodramatrc farce Seven Keys to Baldpate w veceaved by an enthusrastlc audrence Frrday and Saturday nrghts March 28 and 29 as t was flrst presented on Broadway The Junsor class has much honor to add to :ts record through the remarkable character portrayals by :ts class members of unforgettable personages of thus well known play as well as by the wonderful setting and llghtmg effects Certarnly much credlt us to go to Larry ODell whose performance reached stella proportrons many trmes throughou the evemngs Sharon Smrth was every but the lecdrng ady Bob Wrllrams and Dons Goe seemed to lose all conscrousness of therr own personalrtues and were simply Mr and Mrs Qunmby Dorothy Gnbney was the blackmaller wnth Ken Ahlqurst looking and acting the sly slrnkmg type of crook Colleen Zeller Norman Chezem Duane Rlchardson Gordon Llndberg and Don Fox capably fulled their roles as the chormung wrdow the mllllonarre 5 rrght nand man the crooked mayor the ranlroad presldent and the owner of th Inn Gene Frremuth and Duck Gronholm had but parts as the cops Duck Ellefsen never ceased galnrng the delrght of women and lattle chlldren by has utchlng and bug huntrng antlcs David Card wall undoubtedly be considered for the polnce force after hrs umpressrve meanderrngs The stage settmg was well constructed by the Stagecraft club under the dlrectron of Mr beorge Moore The play was directed by Mr Leonard K Love who also had charge of the llghtnng I Q f - - ff H F . 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