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

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UNION HIGH SCHOOL----- unior Parts Steering Wheel Four Wheels Horn Self-starter Flat Tire Spot Light Tail Light Junior Mrs. Cooley Shirley Carter Mitchell Myers Audrey Hamilton William Donald George Parker Vera McCulloch Charles Southmayd Alice Train Wid Baker Explanation Shows wheels the way Class officers carry car along. Warns people. Out of commission. Needs more wind. The most brilliant part. Always behind. Head Lights Clarence Carrick Francis Keltner Shows us the way. Flower Vase Mary Gasner Adds the trimmings. Cut-out Edward Forrest The noisy part. Shock Absorbers Alice Willey Maxine Nelson Naomi Hermann Agnes Parrish Easiest to be shocked. Wish Bone Elizabeth Kula Holds us straight. Crank Edith Mecum Has a kick. Exhaust Dorward Strong Outlet for excess energy Body Madge Lakey The largest part. Spare Tire Karama McRay Needed badly some times. Spark Plugs Gale Abbott Bill Forrest Kelly Carver Pete Knight Supplies kick which keeps Ford going. Bumpers Kermit Hayes Frank True Provides gentle collisions. Battery Llewellyn Southmayd Runs down easily. Choker Clifton James Helps keep car going. Fan Truman Hartley Furnishes the wind. Accelerator Willie Ramsey Speeds us up. Muffler Chet Hosman Reverses cut-out. Page Twenty-four

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---- UNION HIGH SCHOOL The Sophomore class entered Myrtle Point Union High in good spirits this year. Every one, having gotten over the “scared stage,” seemed to be enjoying themselves to the fullest extent due to the fact that each of us was entertaining the idea that someone (Freshmen of course), was going to get the worst of it first thing he knew. Several weeks after school started we had the pleasure of “getting revenge” and consequently the “Frosh” suffered. The first Sophomore meeting was called to order by Avolia Baker and the following officers were elected: Avolia Baker, president; Virgil Smith, vice president; Thelma Snyder, secretary-treasurer; Golan Deitz, sergeant-at-arms; Leslie Barklow, council representative; and Miss Lounsberry, class advisor. We as sophomores are proud to state that we have been well represented in both football and basket ball. Our lettermen in football are: Virgil Smith and Durward Druliner; DeLoss Druliner and Virgil Smith received letters in basket ball. We are the happy possessors of bright prospects in track and hope to make the other classes sit up and take notice. We members of the Sophomore class feel that we have made every lick count and only look forward with vim and enthusiasm to the coming year. Page Twenty-six