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

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THE JUNIORS When you need a real good friend That will aid and comprehend Find a Junior. Wh n your lessons all go wrong. And your longing for a song Hail a Junior. Some are dark; some are fair, Some have straight, some curly hair— Just a Junior. Nothing ever misses us, If something did we’d make a fuss, Like a Junior. Something burst upon the air— Sounds like voices without care. Must be Juniors. If you’ve lost your grit and pluck, Sort of feel you’re out of luck, Meet us Juniors. We’ll soon be Seniors, too, Full of pep and wisdom true— Exit Juniors. Page Fifteen Poetess ESTELLA.

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“After finishing High school, Odis went to 0. A. C. and took a course in Forestry. He now has control over all the forests this side of the Cascades and has earned the reputation of being the best and most efficient fire patrol man in the United States. At first he lived in a tent and moved about from place to place, his only companion was his faithful Collie, but now he has decided to lead a more domesticated life and is constructing a cozy little bungalow in the very heart of solitude, as he is in love with the free, open air life.” Having thus spoken the lady dropped the leaves, and, with a smile vanished from my sight. As I earnestly gazed at the place where she had disappeaied, that I might catch a glimpse of her retreating form,a voice floated back to me upon the breeze, saying these w’ords: “They have built for character not for fame.” ---------:o:--------- Page Fourteen

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JUNIORS Kenneth Cutler William Joaquin Enith Culbertson Claire Keltner Elton Schroeder Myrtle Hall Arval Hazelwood Bud Hagerty Launcelot Baker Fred McMullen Flossie Knight Earl Smith Rosa Zumwalt Merwin Moller Kenneth Peel Clarence Carter Emma O’Connor Ardyce Braden Audrea Wagner Ellis Shull Eula Mayse Crawford Annin Page Sixteen