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

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Anderson, Jerry Bargelt, Doris Booher. Vivienne Lake Culver. Mary Lou deBoer. Helen Donald. Robert Floyd. Melvin Floyd. Marvin Forrest. Elsie Gheer, James Grant. Eileene Griffey, Jessie Groves. Betty Jo Haga. Dick Hall. Faye Jean Hammack, Phyllis Hayes, Lenora Zumwalt, Katherine James. Bonnie Lucas. Eleanor Medley, Betty Miller. Roy Morgan. Phyllis McWilliams, James Oden, Ardell Pointer. Dick Shipp, Curtis Smith, Kelly Swan. Marie Wright. Sally Wyrick. Lola Wolgamott, Iris Seniors whose pictures Raymond Cotton, Vern Metzger, do not appear: Don Knight, Budd Moore

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Jim Gheer is teaching a kinderkarten at Broadbent. He says that children are smarter now than when he went to school. Eileen Grant, famous woman lecturer on How to Win Friends and Influence People.” is slowly climbing the ladder to fame. Marie Swan has just published a best-seller. How Much Should a Senior Study? Whiz-z-z! and gone with the wind!—just Robert Donald in one of the private airplanes he manufactures. (What happened to the model making. Bob) ? Lenora Hayes and Phyllis Hammack. MGM make-up experts, are painting monkeys for a jungle scene. Betty Medley and Faye Jean Hall run a tea room in Coquille. Enterprising Dick Pointer is president of the Myrtle Point Shoe Shiners' Union. James McWilliams is a real estate promoter in the thriving city of Gaylord. Bonnie James is running a school for blind mice. She is kept busy checking up on their absences and tardinesses. Jerry Anderson has just returned from a fruitless journey to the moon. His comment is that it was not cheese. Earl Bingham inherited a service station—he operates his logging camp as a sideline. Phyllis Morgan was disappointed in love, and having lost all interest in men and wordly affairs, has retired to a convent. Shirlee Miller is an orchestra wife. With his able assistant. Eleanor Lucas. Phillip Linn has taken over his father's duties as principal of Myrtle Point High School. Sally Wright's name glitters in bright lights on Broadway, and nightly draws huge crowds to the Opera House. Our other New Yorker. Vivienne Lake Booher. is a concert pianist. Harold Walton is a famous surgeon. (He always did like to cut up). Don Knight has become a priest—too bad, Jesse. Ann Anderson is a radio announcer. She has been acclaimed America's champion non-stop talker. Doris Bargelt has succeeded Winchell as a syndicate writer. Budd Moore is a floor-walker in Woolworths. Curtis Shipp operates a bus line between Bridge and Myrtle Point. (It's open to the public). Dick Haga dirests a jazz band, broadcasting daily over a two-station hook-up. Verne Metzger has replaced William Powell as the Thin Man' of movie fame. Raymond Cotton is making a fabulous fortune from his latest development. suppositious bicuspids. Roy Miller has left our fair city, flying to the north pole, where he hopes to establish a weather vane. If you are one who believes in crystal gazing, you may take this as a prophecy. ------: V:-----

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m FACULTY Left to right: Mrs C. L. Church, Miss Georgia Parry. Mrs Esther Brumbaugh. Mi led Kirsch. Mr L. Church. Mr I P Linn. Principal Mr Lee Powell. Mr C. P. MacNab. M's Audrey Graybill. Mrs Dal King. M ss Bea Kvans, M s. J H Norton, absent when picture was taken. (2 JUNIOR CLASS President. Tom Perkins Vice Pres.. Bob Haddon Secretary. Mary Burgess Sergeant-at-Arms— Agnes Dunkel Representative— Bonnie Druliner Advisor. Miss Evans (3) SOPHOMORE CLASS President. Harold Belloni Vice-Pres.. Fern Nickason Secretary. Lee Zinn Sergeant at-Arms— Annabelle Vadnais Representative—Melvin Zumwalt Advisor— Mrs. Brumbaugh (4 I FRESHMAN CLASS President. Walter Smith Vice-Pres . Arthur Wise Secretary. Mavis Greer Sergeant-at-Arms—Bob Nichols Representative. Kenneth Haughton Advisor. Mr. Kirsch