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

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STUDENT COUNCIL BURTON Wll.SCN President EDDIE ELLIS CCLC325 DARKL5Y IVYLENE FLOYD Vice President Secretory rrco:urcr JACK ANDERSON Scrgcant-ot-Arms PERRY ROPER BILL ROUSH LEORA AMES GLEN ZELLER Senior Representative Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Freshmon Representative THE first Student Council meeting, held early in September, included the discussion of another carnival. Again this was an unquestionable success. Our field-light debt wes brought down to a small balance, which we were confident of F y S before the conclusion of the «eccnd semester. A decision was made on the idea of using the proceeds from the sale cf hot-dogs and “cokes” to p—chase a projection machine for $425. This machine was an addition to the public address system whrh we purchased last year in the same manner. Some entertaining and beneficial assemblies were enjoyed such as “Drums Along the Mohawk,” “Young Mr. Lincoln,” and “Rebecca of the Sunnybrook Farm.” Friday night dances proved quite successful with the cooperation of the Women’s Club and through the courtesy of the American Legion for the use of their hall. The Student Council sponsored an Amateur Hour program from which the proceeds benefited the music department. The smoker greatly helped the school lunch program. The lunches were reduced fl am thirty-five cents to fifteen cents. Although we were in arrears when the cafeteria closed, it was certainly bene-ficlal for those who ate at it. The Council cooperated with the Rotary Club in selecting a group of boys to be sent on a two-day trip to the State Legislature. They were chosen by the faculty on the basis of good citizenship. Also, the Council discussed a plan which provides for grading each individual student in citizenship. The plan was adopted and put into effect by the faculty. Rules for inter-class competition were prepared by the Council and accepted by the Student Body. Many helpful rules in sportsmanship are included and the winner, the class with the highest number of points shall have class numerals engraved on the Inter-class athletic cup. The Rotary Club shall also present the class with a cup that has the most outstanding ability throughout the activities of the school year. With the cooperation of Mr. Norton, we have been quite a successful group in that we have been able to carry out and put into effect our carefully worked out plan for the good of Myrtle Point High.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Paul Breuer - Henry Hervey - F. G. Herman E. F. Brodie - A. J. Davenport r DALLAS V. NOR LON Principal MRS MABEL BARKLOW Office Secretory THE FACULTY I. MR. ARNOLD MELBY Music 2. MISS ETHEL WOOLLEY Homemokmg Second Row 7. MR RAY NEUGART Shop Mechonicol Drawing Cooch 3. MR. MORRIS HARVEY Social Studies Biology 4 MR GRAYDON CREWS Science Bookkeeping 9. MR. CURTIS BECKHAM Freshman English Physical Education Cooch 5. MISS LOIS PAYNE English Sponish Mothemotics 6. MR DONALD HURST English 11. MR HAROLD AMOS Agriculture 8. MRS DOROTHY McKERROW Physical Education 10 MRS DORIS BELLONI Health 12. MRS ELEANOR KING Commercial

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