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

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 % Nellie Hoffman—Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. Glee Club ’23 Society Editor for Annual ’24 Triple S ’24 Elizabeth Luttrell — Where honey is, there are bees. Vice Pres, of Junior Class ’23 Junior Play ’23 Sec. of Senior Class ’24 Senior Play ’24 Estella Hart—Believes in being silent or saying something better than silence. Poetess for Annual ’22-’23 Triple S ’24 Fred Lafferty—I am tall, and my mind corresponding with its position deals only with high thoughts. Junior Play ’23 Basketball ’22 Football ’23-’24 Track ’24 Senior Play ’24 Executive Committee of Junior Chamber of Commerce ’24 Marguerite Laird—:“To know her is to love her; To name her is to praise.” Debate ’21-’22-’23-’24 French Club ’23 Council ’23 Assistant Editor of Pointer ’23 Editor of Pointer ’24 Rep. to Council ’23 Triple S. ’24 Eva Mead—New amone us. Glee Club ’21-’22-’23 Sans Pariel ’21-’22-’23 Junior Class Secretary ’23 Triple S ’24

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Marguerite McCulloch—Ne’er could there be a more conscientious worker. Basketball ,21-’22-’23-,24 Basketball Captain ’24 Junior Play ’23 Senior Play ’24 Glee Club ’22-’23 Triple S ’24 Benton Luttrell—When the cat’s away the mice will play. NufF sed. Delegate to O. A. C. Business Show ’23 Football ’24 Neil MacDonald—A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Class Vice President Student Body Sergeant-at-arms ’21 Football ’23-’24 Debate ’23-’24 Myrtle Leaf Staff ’23-’24 Senior Play ’23-’24 Pres. Junior Chamber of Commerce ’23-’24 Ruth Porterfield—Her smile is the song of love. Entered from Smith River Triple S ’24 Basketball ’23-’24 Barton Stemmier—Shines in Oratory. Football ’21-’22-’23 Council ’21-’23 Orchestra ’22-’23 Oratory. Cup ’23 Basketball ’24 Vice Pres, of Senior Class ’24 Boy’s Quartette ’22-’23 Senior Play ’24 Lois Still—“Begone, dull ctro. I prithee begone from me.” Basketball ’21 Class Sergeant at-arms ’23 French Club ’23 Triple S ’24 Yell Leader ’24

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Senior History Our high school days will soon be over. We regret that we must leave our dear old school and separate from the many friends we have made. Our happy care-free life here has been most memorable and it is difficult to make an analysis of our feelings. We realize that the four years training has been the last stepping stone before journeying on to college. It was the fall of ’21 when we entered high school. On that bright September morning when twenty-eight of us freshmen surveyed the assembly room we little realized the fame we would attain in the pages of the Myrtle Point high school history. During our first two years we were well represented in athletics, debate and other high school activities. In our third year who but Barton Stemmier, a junior, should represent the school in the County Oratorical Contest. He proved himself capable of doing so by winning the silver cup. Marguerite Laird and Wanah Randle held positions on the debating team. The many social events of our Junior and Senior years were very successful and not only molded us in closer bonds of comradeship, but were a most happy medium in our high school life. Not one of us can forget the friends we have made, our teachers who have labored earnestly that we might be prepared to go on to college, or our debt of gratitude which we owe to the high school and to those who have made possible our coming here. Page Ten