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

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5 1. Senior class President, David Cagley, provides leadership qualities that makes the seniors an important factor in the administrating of MPHS affairs. 2. Mr. Roe explains the events during Student Council Week. 3. ASB President Michelle Bennett and Vice President Sonya Palmer lead the Far West Student Council meeting. 4. Executive Student Council members are: Cheryl Anglin-Secretary, Mike Johnson-Parliamentarian, Gordon Cromwell-Sergeant at Arms, Tana Stevens-Treasurer, Michelle Bennett-President, and Sonya Palmer-Vice President. 5. Mr. Grove is caught laughing at one of his own jokes - a rarity indeed! 21

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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.

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Ann Jones crowned Junior Prom Queen It was the best Prom I've been to in five years ' related Mr. Tom Roe, MPHS Principal, on the 1980 Junior Prom held May 17. Though controversy arose over the increase in ticket prices from $5.00 to $7.00, the hard work and long hours put in by the juniors paid off with most of the 130 persons attending complimented the fine evening they had. Highlighting the evening, junior Ann Jones was crowned Prom Queen for 1980 at a festive ceremony during the intermission. The evening climaxed at 1:00 a.m. as DJ Michael Brown played a boot stompin' country tune and everyone gathered for one round of good old square dancing. 1. Laura Lund, Darla Van Vlack, and Ann Jones find it's not easy putting on a Prom. 2. Dee Dee Dollarhyde and Bud Abel are having a good time at this 1980 Prom. 3. Queen Ann and her escort sign each other's guest booklet. 4. Ann Jones receives the crown and flowers from Junior class representative Doris Johnson. 5. Chaperones for the Prom are Mr. and Mrs. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Brummel, and Mr. and Mrs. Towne. 6. Queen Ann enjoys this happy moment as MPHS' 1980 Prom Queen. 7. Sharing the tradition dance with her escort is Queen Ann. 3 22