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

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CLASS OF ’28 COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: Violet MOTTO “Abnormis Sapiens” Gale Abbot Elsie Axe William Baker Shirley Carter Clarence Carrick William Donald William Forrest Audrey Hamilton Alma Harris Truman Hartley Naomi Hermann Chester Hossman Kermit Hayes Clifton James Francis Keltner Alice Lyle Knight Madge Lakey Calea Marsters Kent Marsters Vera McCulloch Karama McRay Edith Mecum Mitchell Myers Maxine Nelson Geo'-ge Parker Agnes Parrish Willie Ramsey Charles Southmayd Alice Train Frank True Willie Page Twenty-two Advisor Mrs. Cooley

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FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class comprises more than one third of the student body. When first we found ourselves inside the high school building, we did not know what to do, of course, and had some difficulty in finding our classes, but soon we learned where to go. Several weeks later we moved to the new Union High School and had to locate our class rooms again. The freshmen were not the only ones who got lost, however, for the building was strange to all. At our first class meeting in the fall we elected Chester Hosman, president; Mitchell Myers, vice president; Audrey Hamilton, secretary-treasurer; and Render Reynolds, council representative. Miss Coe wts chosen as advisor. When the midyear “frosh” entered, we elected officers again. Those elected were: president, Avolia Baker; vies president, Elsie Kelly; secretary-treasurer, Jacqueline Holloway; sergeant-at-arms, Mable Hall; and council representative, DeLoss Druliner. Several weeks after school started we were honored with an initiation party. Later we gave the school a return party which was held at the new High school auditorium. We were well represented in the athletic activities of the school this year. Virgil Smith received a football letter and several members of the class were out for basket ball. We hope to be well represented in track also. Our year has been full of pleasure and study and we feel that it has been a success. We are looking forward to our sophomore yen-hoping that it may be even better. Pa- e Twenty-four