Myrtle Point High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Myrtle Point, OR)

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Homecoming reflected new school spirit Plans for Homecoming were made by the Varsity Rally. October 8-11 was filled with many new and exciting events. 50's Day kicked off the week. Students rocked around the clock at the Soc Hop Monday at noon. Tuesday brought in a new day known as Scum Bag Day. The Juniors raced ahead for a victory in the tricycle races. Wednesday students wore their very own Disco Clothes and Seniors won the Car Crammin' competition. Red and Blue Day finished off the week as many students participated. The Bon Fire was held Wednesday evening. Super spirit brought forth a super crowd. Thursday afternoon the rally held a spectacular pep assembly in the cafeteria. New class competitions were held and a number of students were willing to participate. Thursday night was full of fun and excitement as Junior class princess Jennifer Johnson was crowned Homecoming Queen at half time of the Myrtle Point-Siuslaw football game. Senior class princesses were Mary Ann Stewart and Laura Castleman. Sophomore class chose Joanne Capanna. Freshman class princess was Tracey Ames. The Bobcats were victorious over the Vikings by the score of 47-39. This was indeed one of the most successful Homecoming weeks at Myrtle Point High. 1. Jennifer Johnson, Junior Homecoming Queen, is escorted by her father Tom Johnson. 2. Varsity rally members, Sheila Stinnett, and Doris Johnson, hoist mascot Jill Tomlinson at the Homecoming pep assembly. 3. Jolly Juniors, Christy Strain, Debie Fullerton, and Lisa Sluder, add to the laughter during the pep assembly. 4. Triumphant Bobcats and Coach Peterson shout for victory in the Homecoming game. 5. The bon fire highlights a very successful week.

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MPHS: a school on the way up! Combining a swing back to a normal position both in attitude and action by schools as part of student life in America and a cooperative working attitude between students and administration, MPHS enjoyed one of its more relaxed sessions in 79-80. Consistent success at State athletic and academic competitions and National Merit recognition clearly etched MPHS as a school on the move. 1. Mr. Tom Roe, Principal, listens to a presentation by Gene Miner, Crown Representative. Mr. Roe leads faculty members during Spirit Week as he wears the Bobcat colors during Red and Blue Day. 2. Counselors, Mr. Dorwin Lovell and Mrs. Carol Roush carefully examine the state graduation requirements while preparing senior competency tests. 3. Planning strategies for the upcoming dance are Activities Director Mr. Tom Howard and Rosie McGarity. 4 Evidently enjoying success at his favorite pastime, Mr. Frank Grove shows off a healthy ironhead. Mr. Grove also serves as Athletic Director at MPHS.