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

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l 93 8 POINTER SENIOR WILL We the class of May 1938 of the Myrtle Point Union I-Iigh school supposedly being in our right minds in full possession of our faculties and acting under no bribery or 1r1d1scret1on ordain and publish this last document-our will and testament To the faculty we do happily leave the thought that carried us triumphantly through the last four five or six years Do unto others as you yy ould haye others do unto you To Mr Linn we do hereby bequeath the thrill of a period of relaxation from the last four years when he so faithfully filled out green and yellow slips eyery morning of the school year for this year s class To Mr Gurney our proud adyisor vye leaye the privilege of guiding the next year s Senior class And may he do as good a Job on them as we feel he has done on us The already famous persons who make up the Senior class yy ill I Ellen Carver do will and bequeath my ability to train Bobcats to Ernestine Luthy I Frank Furman leave my ability to be a Ladies rnan to Johnny Guthardt I Neva Floyd do leave my quiet nature to that dashing sopho more hero Warren Knight I Helen Daniels While not wishing to appear selfish haye decided to part with my smallest possession my height to Kathleen Gxlkisen We Bernice Thornton and Edith Redell leave our positions in the Funnel Gang to whoever can carry on the dignity of the position preferably to Kathryn Sumerlm who in the past has proyed herself a very competent member I Don Schmidt do cheerfully leave my ability to attract Coquille girls leven if only for a short timel to the good looking hero of the Junior Play Nelson Grubbe I Jack Ray will my gift of gab to silent bashful Gene Bart CI , , Y I . 3 ' Y Y Y Q 7 Y . Y 7 . j . Y ' Q . 'Q Yl Y. -h, Yi i YD I . Y Y I 7. the following to their lucky classmates: may they cherish the honor: l Y , , Y ' ' - , , Y I I 1 ' 3 Q I I 3 Y I l Yi X A v v lv I I , . 7 ' ' il YV ' ,x - I t.