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

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— Freshman Party Shortly after school began the sophomores, with the assistance of the upper classmen, gave the freshmen an initiation party, in the form of a masquerade, which was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. The freshmen, following the custom, planned a return party. Due to so many games and other events it was put off from time to time. When the sale of second-semester student body tickets began there was a race between the different classes to see which could first have a one hundred per cent membership in the student body. The freshmen lost and therefore were obliged to entertain the rest of the school. They wisely decided to give the two parties in one and make it doublv enjovable. This was ejven Wednesday night. February 13, for the entire high school. Every one reported a good time. --------®--------- The Football Banquet On Friday evening, November 24, the junior and senior girls gave the football team, subs, coach, and faculty, a banquet at the Woodman Hall. The room was prettily decorated in red and blue. There was a football at each end of the long table and the place cards were made to resemble one. Miss Helen Deyoe was toast mistress. Several talks were given by the coach, subs, and members of the team. Many of the students remained after the banquet to dance. ---------@-------- Basketball Girls' Entertainment At the beginning of the basketball season, Mr. Bruer, a prominent merchant of our town, promised the girls a “feed” if they should win the Coos Countv Championship. So after the season was over and the girls had been successful in winning the Page Twenty-six

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Freshmen Donald Adams John Dickson Anna Johnson Lillyon La Branch Helen Russell Libert Sehroeder Earl Fite Elton Aasen Hilda Adams Virna Barklow 1'ercy Barzee Erma Biss Richard Biss Ervin Bonewitz Isabelle Bryant Harold Carver Elvina Carlile Ena Christensen Elese Cutler Bernice Davenport Edward Forrest Hilda Fredenburg Katie Furman Raymond Gibson Crystal Guerin Waldo Hartly Lyle Knight Fay La Branch Margaret Luttrell Koral Martin Florence Mead Clarena Nelson Kenneth Porterfield Naomi Roselle Hazel Sehroeder Llewellyn Southmayd Dorward Strong Zelia Tolman Frances Warner Tacie Sperry Henry Newhouse Adeline Gurna” Clifton James Helene Karry William McLennon George Parker Frances Ray Mildred Rusrell Gladys Tripp We were quite well represented in the different school activities this year. Several members of our class went out for basketball. Also Raymond Gibson received a football letter. As we lost in the contest of buying student body tickets, we owed the upper classes two parties, which we decided to give as one and make it twice as entertaining. We now have thirty-one days perfect attendance ar.d we are planning many good times for the spring. When we get to be sophomores next year the coming freshmen are to be pitied. Althoueh our class h-'d some trouble getting started it is one of wh:ch we are very proud. Page Twenty-five

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title of champions, Mr. Bruer was true to his promise and gave a delicious luncheon which consisted of chicken tamales, cake and coffee. Mr. Bruer is one who takes much interest in school activities and always gives the school his best support. Junior-Senior Banquet The junior-senior banquet was given at the Woodman Hall, May 2. The hall was decorated in orange and black butterflies and streamers. There were about fifty-five persons present, including the juniors, seniors, faculty, and schoolboard. Many toasts were given. Junior Basket Social The junior class gave a program and basket social at the Woodman Hall, March 21. The program was as follows: Impromptu Play, The Gathering of the Nuts—(Selected cast from audience.) Play, The Revolt, Junior Girls. Vaudeville Features. Hannevold and Knight, comedians. Selections by Mavello Quartette. - Dr. Clarke auctioned the many beautiful baskets. Different articles were sold at the Fish Pond. Refreshments could be had for those who d'd not bring baskets. ---------®--------- SENIOR PARTIES Helen Deyoe entertained the senior class at her home on the evening of October 9. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing. A dainty lunch was served and at twelve, the guests departed. Alice Guerin acted as hostess at a party given at her home for the senior class and members of the alumni. Many interesting games were played such as: the making of a paper dress by a boy forh is partner, the molding of animals from paraffin, and the placing together of parts of advertisements. A luncheon of ice cream and cook’es was served at twelve. The seniors enjoved a pleasant evening at Lois Still’s home at a children’s party. We dr ss d and acted as small children and played some of the games that we used to pDy several years ago. Page Twenty-seven