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Chewing Tobacco use is on the rise
By Joseph Neilsen | Reporter Smokeless tobacco use appears to be on the rise at MHS. Spanish teacher Floyd Montiel has seen the growing use of tobacco. “I’ve seen an increase [of chew spit] in drinking fountains, sinks and even in bottles of chew just lying around,” Montiel said. “I think it’s a gross habit, … Continue reading
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Marshfield High school student Megan Lyons was awarded the Quest Bridge Scholarship. The Quest Bridge is a national scholarship for talented students from low income families. By Audrey Webster | Features Editor She has been on Honor Roll for four years, Science Student of the Year for the past three years, Spanish Student … Continue reading
By Elyse Trendell | A&E Editor Head, heart, hands and health are the four words 4-H students live by, from elementary school through high school. Although 4-H consists of more than raising animals, many recognize the program for just that. Jodi Mork, a junior, said 4-H offers curricula for beef, cats, dairy cattle, dairy … Continue reading
Piercings have become a wide-spread trend at Marshfield. Many students believe they are fun and unique to have. By Maddie Metzler | Artist The teen eagerly sits in the chair at the piercing shop. Rubbing alcohol is rubbed onto the designated area, and the piercer prepares a hollow piercing needle. He holds … Continue reading
Manufacturing teacher Tom Hull, along with eight MHS students, traveled to Linn-Benton Community College to compete in the 2013 Oregon State Welding Competition. By Abby Clough | Reporter Junior Sasha Strain and senior Neil Cox recently competed well and earned second and fourth place in their respective contests in Oregon’s 2013 state welding competition. Eight … Continue reading
Sports ciTY By Ty Bunnell | Sports Editor April 24, 2010, a seven year contract worth nearly $2 million per year was signed by Dana Altman to coach the University of Oregon’s men’s basketball team. That day marked one of Oregon’s basketball team’s huge strides toward success. Ernie Kent was Oregon’s previous head coach who … Continue reading
