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

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A soft answer may turn away wrath, but very often it gets started too late to block the blow that has already got on its way. -----------------------------+------------------------------ Cable of Content© Frontisepiece .... 1 Index - - - - - 2 Editorial Staff - - - - 3 Editorial ..... 4.5 Faculty - - - - - 6-7 Seniors ..... 8-13 Juniors - - - - - 14-15 Sophomores .... 16-17 Freshmen y .... 18-20 Athletics .... 21-23 Teachers’ Training and Alumni - - 24 Mid-year Freshmen and Grammar School - 25 Publications, Entertainments and Social Affairs - - - - - 26 Clubs and Organizations - - 27 Laughs ----- 28 Band ..... 29 Advertising .... 30-38 The End (cartoon) ... 38 i———-------------- +------------------------ Anyone can be thankful for what they have. It takes larger philosophy to be thankful for what we don’t have.

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r() the members of the Faculty and of the Student Body ‘III of the Myrtle Point High School and to all persons who are interested in the publication of the High School’s first annual, this book is dedicated. Josephine Hayes, Editor. Mf%() man makes a success of any work if he cannot become enthusiastic about it; and he cannot become enthusiastic unless he likes his work. Enthusiasm is necessary to make a success of it. No man does so well as he might do if he is working at one thing and wishes he were doing something else. Study the work you are doing. Find out if you are doing it the right way. Try to discover a better way of doing it. As soon as a man gets it into his head that there is a right way and a wrong way to every job, that man has taken the first step toward making his job interesting. John M. Brock X

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Left to right: Lulu Ray, stenographer; Grayce Krantz, assistant editor; Floyd Walker, manager; Josephine Hayes, editor in chief. Associate Editors: Rowena Roberts, junior; Annie Johnson, jokes; John Hall, athletics; Elva Green, freshman; Lila Smith, sophomore; Larry Miller, assistant manager; Audrie Bryant, advertising assistant; Goldie Michael, stenographer. THREE