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

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blsevb' WUC! wf.b C xii 1 .,. y, wwe 5 ifvlllb 05 X Cl 3 e l oi L ll X Roig' 5593 Superintendent Marion Winslow Completes 15 The high standard of efficient management our school district has maintained throughout the past fifteen years is due largely to the hard work and determination of Mr. Marion Win- slow. As superintendent of Coos Bay Public Schools, his job encompasses much responsibil- ity in framing schools policies and supervising the work of the principals. Years of experience in administration, a thorough understanding of the problems and purposes in obtaining a good education, and an optimistic outlook assist Mr. Winslow in each new project. Adept in his field, he always furnishes the students of Coos Bay with the best in school management. 0 W fa Years At Coos Bay Marion Winslow discusses legal responsibilities with board members. at ef W A Us X Q f ,Q , Q OB wk X X B QV, 6133 ww cl SRM ...Y X QNX QQVYJ C Gio li ,r f L of wxtowe WZ 45 W ,ll so gov! om xl tai-. 1 1 gvffsfl Ll iglkwvt C W' ' Java QW' MARION WINSLOW George Fox B.A.g U. of Wash., M.A.g Supt. of Schools, Administration. L

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-4. 45.1.0 W ,K Ava' ,f 1 W 'A . ft Attorney james B. Bedingfield, Sr., explains district legal responsibilities to superintendent Marion Winslow and Board Members-Mrs. Teresa O'Neil, Mr. Donald Matson, Mr. john Burles, Mr. Kenneth Lewis, and Mr.james Frame. School Board Other school board members are Mr. Everett Messerle and Mr. ames Frame Chairmans 9 Board Dow Beckham. The District 9 School Board is an elected group of highly responsible men and women who provide an invaluable service to the Coos Bay schools. The seven members come from different industrial areas to give a complete representation of the entire community. james Frame, the chairman, presides over the meet- ings, which are held twice monthly. The board analyzes, discusses, and acts on business matters of the school district. The hours spent by these citizens give the District 9 students an ever- progressive school and the best education pos- sible.

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ELMER RJOHNSON Kearny State Teachers College, A.B.g Colorado State College ofEducation, M.A.g Principal. Principal Elmer Johnson Heads Marshfield With an ever-expanding and changing high school, Marshfield students are proud and for- tunate to have Mr. johnson as a friend, a disciplinarian, and a leader. As principal, he is a vital key to the story of a successful and productive school program. In his innovations to Marshfield-the vending machinesg the new, freer study hall programg and the student- written excuses-he has shown his faith in the students and his sincere interest in further developing their sense of responsibility. Dedi- cated to serving his community and school by enriching the lives of Marshfield students, Mr. johnson has merited the respect and esteem of all. Principal Elmerjohnson addresses the first freshman class meeting. N , 9'.,,,v'N.