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

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MYRTLE POrNT. OREGON ophomore CLASS COLOR: Silver and black CLASS FLOWER: Tulip MOTTO: Climb for character and not for fame. Agnes Axe Avolia Baker Grayce Barker Norwood Brown Gilbert Carrick Lloyd Davenport Golan Dietz Helen EckhofF Floyd Fredenburg Mable Hall Jacqueline Holloway Dorothy Hartley Eunice Horn John Hoschoner Chester Hosman Edythe Jones Helene Karry Elsie Kelly Zona Kelly May Keltner Thomas Lever Oveda Lewis Jennie Luttrell Doris Mann Florence Mead Lois Mead Hermann Nelson Lyle Ochletree Leta Rackleff Everett Robbins Charlotte Robinett Garland Shull Anna Smith Virgil Smith Virginia Smith Thelma Snyder Audrey Volkmar Beneva Volkmar Veda Widby Chester Wilson Bert Handerson Keith Laird Ernest Pearson Contance Felsher Page Twenty-seven

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MYRTLE POINT. OREGON This year the freshman class is larger than it has ever been in the preceding years but they soon learned the customs of the school and from the beginning have shown great school spirit. A meeting was held to elect the class officers soon after school started. William Gurney was elected president, Marion Young, Vice-president, Lillian Cooper, secretary and treasurer, and Chrest Christensen, council representative. In the middle of the year when the new freshmen came in there was a re-election of officers. Marion Young was elected president, Robert Powrie, vice-president, Virginia Kelly, secretary and treasurer and Chrest Christensen was re-elected council representative. Throughout the year the freshman class has shown great determination and enthusiasm towards becoming better students and have taken part in many of the school activities. The boyc have shown up in athletics and one of the school debate teams was furnished by the class. After the initiation party a return party was given by the freshmen to the student body. They also gave the Thanksgiving program and the program for the Deep Sea Revel. Many good things are prophesied for the class in the future. Page Twenty-nine