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

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Junior Class History The Junior class has been well represented in all branches of the high school activities this year. The officers for the two terms were: President .......... Vice-president ..... Secretary-Treasurer Council representative Sergeant-at-Arms ... Advisor ............ CLASS FLOWER—White Rose. CLASS MOTTO—“Not on the he'ght but climbing.” CLASS COLORS—Old Rose and Grey. Those of the class who received their hard-earned basketball letters were: Bryce Nos’er, Robert Ladd, Edwin Keltner. Florence Felsher ard Dena Mast. The two girls were members of the county championship team. The iuniors’ football lettermen were: Bryce Nosier, Edwin Keltner, Norman James, Robert Redell and Robert Ladd. Myrtle Point Hi was well reoresented in the Coos County Contest by Ly'a Holloway and William Ladd who were both juniors. Lyla’s subject was “The Fiddle Told,” and William’s, “Appeal to Arms.” Although they faded to bring home the cup we are very proud of them because they worked very hard, and only the winners were better than they. In the student bodv election for next year’s officers, four of the juniors were elected to offices. They were as follows: Podnev Davenport .................-............... President Ovid Hervey .............................. Business Manager Edwin Keltner .................................... Treasurer Leland Wagner ................................... Yell King The junior class feels that it may rightfully take its place on the east side of the building and hold the high and mighty title of “Senior.” .... Dena Mast . Lyla Holloway Wilda Barker Alice Nosier Theresa Dement Miss Frazier Pago Eighteen

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Junior Penitentiary CONVICT ALIAS PUT IN FOR WANTED TO BE IDENTIFICATION ROGUES GALLERY Aileen Barker “Chubby” Too many A’s News reporter Her fast walk Aletha Bark-low “Shrimp” Being good In single blessedness Arguments in French class Wilda Barker “Willy” Writing letters to Roseburg A leading lady Broad grin Genevieve Clarke “Ginny” Interest in boys A good dancer Her expressive eyes Ardyce Clinton “Bill” Noisiness A good busines woman Specs ?! Rodney Davenport “Toad” Arguing with Miss Coe A kidder His modesty Lila Dement “Lilie” Lack of argument-ive -powers Particular Fair complexion Theresa Dement None Graduating from a soph An artist Tiny shoes Maybelle Dey “Maybs” Her gift of gab Wayne’s heroine A contagious laugh Florence Felsher “Pete” Rolling her eyes A real folly Her long hair Lyla Holloway — Just Lyla Going with more than one boy Bawled out!!! Sarcasm Norman James “Spud” Saying nothing A public speaker Most any kind of champeen His laugh Edwin Keltner “Ed” Playing with a typewriter Unassuming way Robert Ladd “Bob” Going to Coquille Professional letter-writer Bill’s ditto William Ladd “Bill” • Being confidential Owner of a great many sis’s Bob’s ditto Vernita Laird “Pink” Getting H Sky pilot Her rosy cheeks Thelma Marquam ‘Teddy” Quietness — A heavy-weight Diminutiveness Dena Mast “Shortie” Playing football A boy Her high powered voice Leland McNair “Mac” Flirting with Senior girls Singular His expression Paul McNair “Pete” Winking at most anybody A football hero His length Alice Nosier “Al” A good time Warbler Whistling Verna McNair “Vemie” Blushing All there Brilliant tresses Minnie Ramsey “Min” Flirting with the janitor A janitress Dimples Robert Redell “Bob” Playing Possum A linguist A slick pomp Milton Schroeder “Milt” Eating can d y in school No one else Good nature Page Twenty