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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

BOBCAT ITOR.............DOROTHY NELSON S1STANT EDITOR......GEORGE LINN SINESS MANAGER. . .GARREN ST. LOUIS COPY EDITOR.........PAULA LANCASTER ADVERTISING EDITOR... KARLENE EDWARDS ART EDITOR..... MARY ELLEN CHARLEY DEDICATED TO Mr. NEUGART FOR FIFTEEN YEARS OF DEVOTED SERVICE TO MYRTLE POINT UNION HIGH SCHOOL WHILE HERE MR. NEUGART HAS TAUGHT SHOP, P.E., MECHANICAL DRAWING, AND ' HAS COACHED. HE IS NOW VICE PRINCIPAL AND IS IN CHARGE OF GUIDANCE ATTEN DANCE AND HAS VARIOUS OTHER DUTIES. 2 Mrs. Elton Schroeoer TREASURER P. T. S. O. Mrs. Eldon Brodie SECRETARY Mr. John Carman Mr. Andrew Waterman BOARD OF DIRECTORS 4 Mrs. Darrell Brodie Mr. Woodrow Robison Standing: Barbara Babb. Pep Club; Sibille Knappe, Honorary; Sandra Cahoon, F.H.A.; Kloriece Luttrell, Girl's League; Paula Lancaster, Myrtle Leaf; Glenn Kissell, F.F.A.; Frank Conn, Parliamentarians; Irene Akins, G. A. A. ; Lynne Galloway, Bible Club; Claudia Beckham, Chorus; and Sudy Sinko, Band, Seated; Dorothy Nelson, Bobcat; Lois Dayton and Lois Mullins, Rally; Ted Cook, Letterman's Club; Ruth Ellis, Judy Starr, and Keith Schroeder, Officers; Don Bowers, Senior Representative; Lawrence Gary, Junior Representative; Doug Jenkins, Sophomore Representative; David Mai, Freshman Representative, and Harold Csergei, an officer. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Ruth Ellis.................Treasurer Keith Schroeder..........Pres i dent Harold Cserge.......Sergeant at Arms Judy Starr.................Secretary s T U D E N T C 0 U N C 1 L MR. ARMSTRONG, superintendent, and MR. NEUGART, VICE PRINCIPAL, WORK MANY LONG, HARD HOURS FOR THE STUDENTS AND SCHOOL. Mr. Armstrong attended Pacific College and the University of Oregon. At graduate SCHOOL HE MAJORED IN HISTORY AND EDUCATION. Mr. Neugart attended Southern Oregon College of Education for two years, Oregon State College for three years and the University of Oregon for one term. He MAJORED IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HAS BEEN AT MyRTLE PoiNT Union High School for fifteen years. MRS. LEHMANOWSKY, secretary AND MRS. COOK, DISTRICT CLERK,WORK steadily with Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Neugart to keep the school operating with ease. Mrs. Cook majored in home economics at Oregon State College and has BEEN WITH US FOR SIX YEARS. Mrs. Lehmanowsky has been with us FOR FIVE YEARS. 6 MR. BEN ASH OREGON STATE COLLEGE SHOP CARPENTRY MR. PAULCLUTE COLORADO STATE AND S.O.C.E. CHORUS MR. GEORGE DAVIDSON MRS. ELSIE DOWNING UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF WICHITA MATHEMATICS O.C.E. ENGLISH S, 4. SPEECH 7 MR. KEN CROW OREGON STATE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE METAL SHOP I ■1 t MISS JULIA DUKE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SHORTHAND BOOKKEEPING TYPEWRITING I. 2. MR. WILLIAM GEISTER OREGON STATE COLLEGE PHYSICAL. EDUCATION ALGEBRA I CHEMISTRY MATHEMATICS MR. ORWIN GRAHAM LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE LIBRARIAN MISS ELLEN GUNTHER OREGON STATE COLLEGE HOMEMAKING I, 2, 3, 4. MR. GENE OWENS OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ENGLISH 2 GENERAL SCIENCE J.V. BASKETBALL AND VARSITY FOOTBALL. MR. RICHARD McCANSE KANSAS UNIVERSITY KANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MECHANICAL DRAWING DRIVERS TRAINING MR. LESTER SIMONS UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BAND 8 ATHLETICS MR. JACK ORR OREGON STATE COLLEGE VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH J.V. FOOTBALL COACH GENERAL SCIENCE MR. GEORGE SLAWSON OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES AMERICAN PROBLEMS U.S. HISTORY MRS. FERN STARR ALBANY COLLEGE OREGON STATE COLLEGE ENGLISH I COUNSELING MISS PATRICIA STONE OREGON STATE COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION I, 2, 4. 9 BUS DRIVERS Mr. Pounds. Mr. Mammack, M R. Schroeoer, Mr. South-mayo. Mr. Stoltz, Mr. Roush, Mr. Putman, Mr. Knife, Mr. Wyatt, and Mr. Vrooman. COOKS M rs Hubbell. and Mrs. Barklow SECONDS ANYONE? CUSTODIANS M R. Leston Dickey Mr. Hobart Johnson Mr. Frank Shaw 10 11 f CLASS HISTORY f September, 1954, one hundred and twenty students claimed M.P.U.H.S. We were determined to become the best class the school had EVER SEEN, BUT GOT OFF TO A POOR START WITH A VERY SLOW ELECTION OF CLASS OFFICERS. The only thing we seemed able to take CREDIT for was our growing TREASURY UNTIL- WE TOOK HONORS IN THE CLASS PROGRAM CONTEST FOR P.T.S.O. Our SOPHOMORE YEAR WE PICKED UP SPEED AND OUR REPUTATION FOR DOING THINGS IN A BIG WAY GREW. OuR WELCOME FrESHMENM PARTY WAS OUR FIRST SOPHOMORE triumph. Graduation was outside that year and we decorated for it. We INSTALLED A STREAM OPERATED BY A PUMP TO EMPHASIZE OUR FLOWERC, EVERGREEN TRIMMED PLATFORM. HaLF WAY THROUGH THE CEREMONY SOMEONE TURNED THE PUMP OFF, BUT IS WAS A SUCCESS ANYWAY. We entered our junior year proud and rich. We were now uppcrclassmen”, We HELD THE JUNIOR PROM BEFORE ChRISTMAS WITH A THEME OF ’’WlNTER WoN- derland . Our class play was Who's Crazy Now7fl Not much acting was REQUIRED AS ALL WE HAD TO DO WAS ACT NATURAL.. We GAVE THE SENIORS A WONDERFUL BANQUET BEFORE THEIR SENIOR BALL WHICH SHALL LONG BE REMEMBERED. It had a Dutch atmosphere. Seniors at last and we are the best, as far as we are concerned. Our senior class play, The Desperate Ambrose proved a big hit and our senior ball The Emerald City , which we planned all year for, was not soon to be forgotten. Graduation at last and only seventy some of us made it through. It was a long and yet short four years that we shall always remember. 12 TH E VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN ARE CHOSEN ON GRADES ONLY BUT USUALLY THEY ARE STUDENTS WHO ARE ACTIVE IN THEIR COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS. THIS IS VERY MUCH TRUE OF THIS YEAR'S VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTA TO RIANS. THEIR GRADE POINT AVERAGES ARE AS FOLLOWS. ELOISE BROCK - 3.87 JUDY STARR - 3.87 PAULA LANCASTER - 3.97 13 THJS YEAR MYRTLE POINT'S D.A-R. CANDIDATE IS MlSS LoiS DayTON THE DAUGHTER OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION GOOD CITIZENSHIP CANDIDATE IS SELECTED BY THE FACULTY FROM THREE SENIOR GIRLS WHO WERE CHOOSEN BY THEIR CLASS AS OUTSTANDING ,fGOOD CITIZENS”. LATER, A STATE COMMITTEE SELECTS THE STATE GOOD CITIZEN. THE D.A.R. CANDIDATE IS SELECTED BY HER POSSESSION OF THE FOLLOWING QUALITIES: I« DEPENDABILITY---WHICH INCLUDES TRUTHFULNESS, LOYALTY AND PUNCTUALITY. 2. SERVICE---COOPERATION, COURTESY AND CONSIDERATION OF OTHERS. 3. LEADERSHIP---PERSONALITY, SELF-CONTROL AND ABILITY TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY. PATRIOTISM---UNSELFISH INTEREST IN FAMILY, SCHOOL, COMMUNITY AND NATION. 14 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS and CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE THOMAS ABLE (TOM) lAT fUM UP TIGER! GENE BOONE TRACK 1,2,9, FOOTiALL 1.2,9, BASKETBALL 1.2,9, LETTERM IN S CLUB 9,4, MARILYN AKINS (MYRT) l RECKON. TRANSFER FROM PORTE RS VI LLE , CALIF. 9, BAND 2. CAMERA CLUB . .M.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,9,4, SERGEANT AT ARMS 4. DONALD BOWERS (DON) way to go CLASS OFFICER 1,4, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, BAND I, 2.9,4, PRESIDENT 4, DANCE BAND 9,4, PEP BAND 9, TRI-M 9,4, HOME ROOM OFFICER I, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. IRENE AKINS (RENE) how ABOUT THAT? TRANSFER FROM PORTE RS VI LLE, CALIF. 9, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, CAMERA CLUB 9, F.H.A. 4, ART CLUB 4, TUMBLING 2,4, G.A.A. 1,2,9,4, SECRETARY 9, REP. 4. ELEANOR BROCK really!!! GIRLS SEXTETTE 2,9. TRIO 4, CHORUS I ,2,9,4, REP, |, PRES. 4, HOMEROOM OFFICER I, TRI-M 2,9,4, TREASURER 9,4, JUNIOR COUNSELOR 4, TYPING AWARD 2,9, SPEECH CLASS PLAY 4. PATSY BATEMAN (PAT) hunt STUDENT COUNCIL 9, PEP CLUB 2,9,4, CAMERA CLUB 9, FOOTBALL PRINCESS 4, HOMEROOM OFFICER I, TUMBLING 9 G.A.A. I ,2,9,4, OFFICER 2,9,4. ELOISE BROCK | M NOT REALLY SURE WHY THAT ANSWER WAS WRONG. BUT I THINK IT WAS THIS WAY. CLASS OFFICER 4, BIBLE CLUB 4, PRESIDENT 4, CHORUS 1,9,4, STUDENT CONDUCTOR OF CHORUS 4, GIRLS SEXTETTE 1,2,9, TRIO 4. 16 KENNETH BUTTON (KEN) oh will!!! DRIVER OF THE MONTH S, TVPING AWARD 2, CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE 4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. FRANK CONN (BANK FRANK) money in the bank TRANSFER FROM COTTAGE GROVE 4, MYRTLE LEAF SPORTS EDITOR 4, CAMERA CLUB I. JUNIOR PLAY 3, ANNUAL STAFF 3, BIBLE CLUB 4, PRESS CONFERENCE 1, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, I.R.C. PRES. 4. DRAMA CLUB 2, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, NATIONAL THESPIANS 3. NATIONAL QUILL SCROLL 3, SERVICE CLUB I. DEBATING TEAM 2, RADIO CONFERENCE 3. SANDRA CAHOON (COCONUT) you nut!! CHORUS 3, F .H .A. 1,2.3,4, TYPING AWARD 2. TED COOK (SCHNOOK) cow; CLASS OFFICER 2,3. STUDENT BODY SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 3, STUDENT COUNCIL 2,3.4. JUNIOR PLAY 3, KING OF HEARTS 3. CUTEST COUPLE 3, TRACK 1,2,3,4, FOOTBALL 3,4. WRESTLING 3, LETTERMAn's CLUB 3,4, PARLIAMENTARIAN 4, OREGON YOUTH CONFERENCE 4. LORETTA CARPENTER (RETTA) huah CLASS OFFICER I, MYRTLE LEAF 3.4, PEPSTER 3. PEP CLUB 1,2,3,4, SECRETART 4, BOBCAT STAFF 3.4, SECRETARY 4. HOMEROOM OFFICER I, BASKETBALL PRINCESS 3. HAROLD CSERGEI (CSERG) STUDENT BODY OFFICER 4, FOOTBALL 2,3.4, BASKETBALL 2.3,4, TRACK 2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Hl-Y 3. MARY ELLEN CHARLEY (CHUCK) it’s just dumb! CLASS OFFICER 3, PEPSTER 4, YELL LEADER 3, JUNIOR PLAY CHORUS 3, BOBCAT STAFF I ,2,3,4, ART EDITOR 2,4, ASs't -EDITOR 3, BASKETBALL QUEEN 2, QUEEN OF HEARTS 3, FOOl BALL PRINCESS 3, CUTEST COUPLE 3. DOROTHY DAVENPORT (DEE DEE) you're a (snert)! BAND 1,2,3,4, SECRETARY 2, ASs't LIBRARIAN 3, FRESHMAN BAND CUP AWARD. PEP BAND 3, DANCE BAND 2,3, GERMAN BAND 2, HONOR BAND 3. 17 3. LOIS DAYTON (MAX) well! CLASS OFFICER 3, STUDENT COUNCIL. 3.4, YELL QUEEN 3, SONG QUEEN 4, PEP CLUB 2, BAND 1,2.3,4, VICE-PRES. 4, MAJORETTE 1.2. DRUM MAJORETTE 3.4. ALL SCHOOL Pl—AY 4, BOBCAT STAFF 2, BASKETBALL PRINCESS 3, TRI-M 3.4. DRIVER OF THE MONTH 3, GIRL OF THE MONTH 4, BEST DRESSED GIRL 2, MOST FRIENDLY GIRL 3, BRUCE DUNN (MITCH) ’’you're real funny. CLASS PRESIDENT 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 3. ANNUAL STAFF 4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. Hl-Y 3, BASEBALL 3,4, FOOTBALL 1.2.4, BASKETBALL 1.2,3,4. SHIRLEY DICKEY (JUNE BUG) CAMERA CLUB 3, CHORUS 2, F.H.A. 3.4, G.A.A. 1.2,3,4. RUTH ELLIS (GOOFIE) oh. no! STUDENT BODY OFFICER 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 4. PEP CLUB 3,4, JUNIOR PLAY 3, BOBCAT STAFF 3,4, F.H.A. 3,4, STUDENT COUNCIL CONFERENCE 3, TYPING AWARO 2, G.A.A. 3,4, TUMBLING 4. CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE 4. NORMAN DODGE (NORM) rap ’em up BASKETBALL MANAGER 2, BASKETBALL ANNOUNCER 4, BOAT BUILDING 4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. SHARON FLOWERDAY (SHERRIE) how 'zat grab ya TRANSFER FROM SPRINGFIELO 3, GIRLS SEXTETTE 1,2,3, PEPSTER 4, PEP CLUB 3,4, CHORUS 1,2,3,4, TRIO 1.2, CANTATA 4, CITIZENSHIP AWARD 1,2. NANCY DORNATH oh that's tough PEP CLUB 3.4, TREASURER 4. JANICE GODFREY (JAN) oh, you dog! PEP CLUB 3, F.H.A. 3. 18 KARL HAGEN (HERK) FOOTBALL I .2,3,4, CO-CAPTAIN 4, TRACK 1,2.3,4, WRESTLING-3.4, BASKETBALL MANAGER I. LE TTE RM EN S CLUB I ,2,3,4, VICE-PRESIDENT 4, BASEBALL 3,4, DOUGLAS HERVEY (DOUG) P ,F ,A, 1.2,3,4, CARL HAINEY (RED) LETTERMEn's CLUB 2,3.4, TRACK MANAGER. JOY HOWELL (REDIE) no, nothing like that. PEP CLUB 3, JUNIOR PLAY 3, BOBCAT 2,3, CHORUS-2.3. BIBLE CLUB 4. WILLIAM HARPER (BILL) CLASS OFFICER 2, TRACK 1,2, BASEBALL 3,4, FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4 CAPTAIN 4, BASKETBALL I .2,3,4, CO-CAPTAIN 4, LETTERMEn's CLUB 2,3,4, CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE 4. PARLIAMENTARIANS MARCIA HUBBELL (MUSHY) oh GROAN I PEP CLUB 2, CHORUS 1,2, F.H.A. I ,2,3.4, HISTORIAN I, TREASURER 2, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS JOHN HEEREN customize your car.” PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. SECRETARY-TREASURER 4, BASEBALL 3,4. BASKETBALL 4. IRA HUFFMAN huff puff” CLASS OFFICER 3,4, FOOTBALL KING 3, TRACK I ,2,3,4 BASKETBALL 1.2,3.4, FOOTBALL 1.2.3,4, CO-CAPTAIN 4. 19 RICHARD HUNTLEY (JUG) no deal. SHOP AWARD 2, BOAT BUILDING 4, PARLIAMENTARIAN 4. GLENN KISSELL (KISSIE) cry me a river STUDENT COUNCIL 4( CAMERA CLUB 9, JUNIOR PLAY 9, BOBCAT 9. FOOTBALL 1,2,9,4, TRACK 1,2,9, WRESTLING 4, F.F.A. 1,2,9,4, REPORTER 2, VICE-PRES. 9, PRES. 4. LETTERMEN'S CLUB 3.4. SEC. 4. Hl-Y 9, MATH AWARD 9, ROBERT JOHNSON (BOB or SKEETER) CLASS OFFICER 1.2, FOOTBALL 2,9. TRACK 2,9, BASKETBALL 1,2,9 BASEBALL 3,4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, SIBILL1 KNAPPE (SIBY) OH, REALLY? TRANSFER FROM GERMANY 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, CHORUS 4, F.H.A. 4, BIBLE CLUB 4. ALLEN KALBUS (AL) way TO go BAND 1,2,3, PEP BAND 3, TRI-M 2,3, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, BASEBALL 3, BASKETBALL I ,2,3,4, FOOTBALL 3,4, TRACK 1,2,3. JUDY LABART the way to go PEPSTER 4, PEP CLUB 2,3, BOBCAT 3, HOMEROOM OFFICER I. VANCE KING you’re MV hero TRANSFER FROM N E AH — KAH —NI E HIGH 3. LARRY LaCASSE funnyman BAND 1,2.3. DANCE BAND 2,3, PEP BAND 3, TRI-M 2,3, FOOTBALL 4, Hl-Y 3, BASEBALL 4. 20 MARYLIN LAKEY KINCHELOE WILLIAM MASON (BILL) TRANSFER FROM MINNESOTA 4. PAULA LANCASTER (POLLY) mif you can't convince them, confuse them. CLASS OFFICER 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, MYRTLE LEAF S,4, EDITOR 4, BAND 1,2.3,4, SENIOR REP. 4, DANCE SAND I ,2,3,4 PEP BAND 3,4, TRI -M 2,3.4, SECRETARY 3,4, BAND PROGRESS AWARD 3. BRASS CHOIR 2,4. BRASS ENSEMBLE 3, JUNIOR PLAY 3, BOBCAT STAFF 4, HOMEROOM OFFICER I, STUDENT COUNCIL CONFERENCE 4, PRESS CONFERENCE 3, MATH AWARD G.A.A. 1,2,3.4, OFFICER 3, TUMBLEWEEDS 4, CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE 4. JOHNNY MENEGAT FOOTBALL 1,2, BASKETBALL I ,2.3,4, TRACK 2,3,4, F.F.A. I. MARCEL UNDER (GIGGLES) my cow TRANSFER FROM NEOSHO, MISSOURI 3, PEP CLUB 4, BAND 1,2, CHORUS 4, BIBLE CLUB 4, GIRL KADET 3. GEORGE MILLER (SPUTNIK) beep, beep FOOTBALL 1,2,3,4, BASKETBALL I. TRACK 3, BASEBALL 4, WRESTLING 3,4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, LETTERMAn's CLUB 3,4, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 4. KLORIECE LUTTRELL CLASS OFFICER 2, STUDENT COUNCIL 2,4, MYRTLE LEAF 4, CAMERA CLUB 3,4, OFFICER 3, JUNIOR PLAY 3, F.H.A. 1,2-3,4, OFFICER 3,4, BIBLE CLUB 4, STUDENT COUNCIL CONFERENCE 2, TYPING AWARD 2, CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE 4, STUDENT DIRECTOR OF ALL SCHOOL PLAY 4, I.R.C. 4, OFFICER 4, G.A.A. 1,2, G|RLfS LEAGUE OFFICER 4. BOB MULLINS what DID I SAY? FOOTBALL 1,2, BASKETBALL 1,2,3. CO-CAPTAIN 3, BASKETBALL KING 2,3, HI - Y 3, BASEBALL 3, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. 21 CLAUD MYERS (MUDD) come on JUNIOR PLAY 3, FOOTBALL 3,4, BASKETBALL 1,2,3, TRACK-1,2,3, BASEBALL 3,4, LETTERMEn's CLUB 3,4, MABEL PALLIN (MAY) great gobs of mud MYRTLE LEAF 4, F.H.A. 1.3,4. G.A.A. I .2,3,4, EVELYN NOSACK for crying in the night!” TRANSFER FROM ST, MARYS 4, YELL LEADER |, PEP CLUB 4, ALL SCHOOL PLAY 1,2,3, G.A.A, 1,2,3, SERVICE CLUB 1,2, PATRICK PALMER (PAT) DARLENE NORTON G,A.A. I, CHORUS 2, BOBCAT STAFF 3, MYRTLE LEAF STAFF-3,4, PEPSTER 3, GERALD PATRICK (PAT) FOOTBALL 1.2,3,4, BASKETBALL 1,2,3.4. TRACK I ,2,3,4 r«F A« LETTERMEN'S CLUB 3,4, PARLIAMENTARIANS GEORGE PAGH oh say!” Transfer from north bend 2, camera club j, wrestling 1 PARLIAMENTARIAN 4, TUMBLING 4, STANLEY PERRY (SONNY) BAND 1,2,3, TRI-M 2,3, BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4. 22 JEAN POWRIE (SNAFU) | LL CLUE YOU IN ON SOME7X1 NO MYRTLE LEAF 4, CAMERA CLUB 3, JUNIOR PLAY 3. BOBCAT 2,3, BAND 1,2,3,4, SECRETARY 4, HONOR BAND 2,4. ALL STATE BAND 3, TRI-M 3,4, G.A.A, 1.2.3 ART CLUB 4. OIRLfS LEAGUE PRES. 4. .A. � . KEITH SCHROEDER (SENATOR) blessed are they that go around in circles, FOR THEY SHALL BE CALLED WHEELS. CAPITOL PAGE SCHOOL 3, CLASS PRESIDENT 2, 8EC-TREAS. 2, STUDENT COUNCIL 3.4, STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT 4, CAMERA CLUB. OFFICER 3. JUNIOR PLAY 3. BOBCAT STAFF 2, TRACK 3. WRESTLING 3,4, LETTERMEN'S CLUB 4, HOMEROOM OFFICER I, Hl-Y 3, STUDENT COUNCIL CONFERENCE 3,4, REGION 5 STUDENT COUNCIL VICE-PRES. 4, STATE YOUTH CONFERENCE 4, STUDENT REP. TO ROTARY 2,4, STUDENT COUNCIL WORKSHOP 3. BEAVER BOy's STATE 3, I.R.C. 4 MARY ANN ROYER (MAC) oh. NELLIE, OH GIRL S SEXTETTE 1,3, PEP CLUB 2,3,4, BANO I ,2,3,4, HONOR BAND 2,3,4, PEP BAND 3,4. CHORUS 1,2,3. TRI-M 2,3.4, MAJORETTE I ,2,3,4, CHOIR AWARD 3, ALL STATE CHOIR 2, CLARINET QUARTET 3, SOLO A ENSEMBLE CONTEST 3, G A«A, 1,2,3. TUMBLING 3,4. CAROL SELL (GABBY) let's go! MYRTLE LEAF 3,4, BUSINESS MANAGER 4, PEP CLUB-3,4, CAMERA CLUB 3. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, PRESIDENT 4, DRIVER OF THE MONTH 3,4, F.H.A. GIRL OF THE MONTH 3, PRESS INSTITUTE 3, DELEGATE F.H.A. STATE MEETING 3. DAVID SACKETT (DAVE) CLASS OFFICER 3, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, PRESIDENT 4. DOROTHY MAY SHIRTCLIFF (DOTTIE) horrors PEP CLUB 1,2, CHORUS I ,2,3,4, F .H .A. 3,4, G.A.A.— 1,2,3, TUMBLING 1,3,4, VOLLEY BALL 1.2, Mr SALLY SCHLATTER (SAL) COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR GIRl'b LEAGUE CONSTITUTION. MARY SUSAN SINKO (SUDY) egad! STUDENT COUNCIL 4, MYRTLE LEAF 4, OFFICER 4, BAND 1,2,3.4, VICE-PRES. 4, JUNIOR PLAY 3, ALL SCHOOL PLAY 4, PEP BAND 3,4, TRI-M 4, TYPING AWARO 2, G.A.A. 3.4, VICE-PRES. 4. 23 SHARLEEN STACY (SHAR.) PEP CLUB 3,4, BIBLE CLUB 4, GIRl's LEAGUE OFFICER 4. GARREN ST. LOUIS (GRUNDOON) WMAT HAPPENED? PEP CLUB 4, BOBCAT STAFF 1.2.3,4. BUSINESS MANAGER 4, F.H.A. 3,4, DRIVER OF THE MONTH 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, TUMBLING 4. JUDITH STARR (JUDY) how clever ' TRANSFER FROM CORVALLIS 2, CHANOELLE |, PEP CL JB 3, CHORUS 2,3,4, JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 3, STUDENT COUNCIL 4, BOBCAT STAFF 3, ART CLUB 4, STUDENT BODY SECRETARY 4, JUNIOR COUNSELOR 4, BUSINESS MANAGER OF BOBCAT 3. MIKE VanCAMP (ALB) com'mon boy, I'm tellin'. PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, TRACK |,2, FOOTBALL 1,2, BASKETBALL 1,2,4. LAURENCE STEVENS (LARRY) band I , TRACK 1,2, TUMBLING I .2,3.4. PARLIAMENTARIANS 4. AUDREY ANN WATERMAN (PETE or AUD) t'i love--------- BAND 1,2,3,4, BOBCAT STAFF 1,2,3, DANCE BAND- 2,3,4, PEP BAND 3. HONOR BAND 2,3,4, TRt-M 2,3,4, STUDENT DIRECTOR PLAY 3, SAXOPHONE QUARTET 3, SOLO ENSEMBLE CONTEST 3. RICHARD STITT (DICK) FOOTBALL 1.2,3.4, CO-CAPTAIN 3, BASKETBALL MANAGER I, WRESTLING CAPTAIN 3.4, FOOTBALL PRINCE 2, TUMBLING 4, LETTERMEN's CLUB 1,2,3,4, PRESIDENT 4. WILLIAM WHEELER (BILL) bow - wow 24 DICK WILSON (WHITEY) money in the bank frank” MYRTLE LEAF 4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, BASEBALL 3,4, FOOTBALL 3,4, BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, MANAGER 2. SANDRA SHIELDS HARPER PEPSTER 3, FOOTBALL PRINCESS 2. EORGE YELLOTT CAMERA CLUB 3, CHORUS 3, TEEN-AGE ROAD-E-O 2. WALT BADGER it BREAKS MY HEART, BAND 1.2,3, HOMEROOM OFFICER I, TRACK MANAGER-4, BOAT BUILDING 4, PARLIAMENTARIANS 4, REYNOLD CHRISTIANSON (REN or CHRIS) kill IT BEFORE IT MULTIPLIES. ALL SCHOOL PLAY 4, TRACK 1,2,3, FOOTBALL 2.3, BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4. JOYCE WEST (JO) it is better to be silent than speak of what you know NOTHING ABOUT. G.A.A. I, CAMERA CLUB 3, F.H.A. 1,3,4. FRANK FISH BAND I. FOOTBALL MANAGER 3. DONALD MABIE (DON) BASKETBALL MANAGER 3,4, TRACK MANAGER 2. DOROTHY NELSON (PIDGE) ya CLASS OFFICER 4, STUDENT COUNCIL 1,4, BAND I,— 2,3,4, HONOR BAND 2,3,4, PEP BAND 3,4, STUDENT CONDUCTOR 4, TRI-M 2,3,4, GERMAN BAND 1.2, ORCHESTRA 3, OREGON ALL STATE BAND 3, CLARINET QUARTET 2,3,4, BOBCAT 2,4, ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER 2, EDITOR 4, G.A.A. 2, REGIONAL STUDENT COUNCIL I, FIRST OREGON YOUTH CONFERENCE 4. 25 CLASS WILL , Tom Abel, will my peaceful and pleasing ways to Jed Farmer. , Marilyn Akins, will my sweaters to anyone who thinks they can fill them. t Walt Badger, will take this opportunity to leave. , Irene Akins, will my long straight hair to Alberta Floyd. , Gene Boone, will my ability to change my ways my senior year to Bob Van Horn. , Patsy Bateman, will my place in g.a.a. to Kathy Spires. , Don Bowers, will my ability to keep a clean locker to anyone that needs it. , Eleanor Brock, will my ability to heckle Mr. Clute to Lois Crawford. , Ken Button, will one slightly used gmc motor to anyone who can keep the secret. , Eloise Brock, wi� _l my heigth to Ellen Horsell. , Reynold Christianson, will----probably be here next year. , Sandra Cahoon, will my freckles to Charlotte Taylor in hopes they will melt together AND SHE WILL HAVE A MIAMI TAN WHICH I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO ACHIEVE. , Frank Conn, will my ability to get along with other people to Ruth Mai. , Loretta Carpenter, will my ability to stay on my feet to Marvin Radloff. , Ted Cook, hereby will the spirit of the Uo to Richie Daniels. , Mary Ellen Charley, will my sneaky inborn criminal instinct to Sally Birdwell. , Harold Csergei, will my height to Jerry Schafer. , Dorothy Davenport, will my participation in all school activities to Linda Cash. , Norman Dodge, hereby will my ’’smile11 muscles to Possum Dollarhyde. . Lois Dayton, will my position as head scooper at Tom’s to Barbara Babb. . Bruce Dunn, will the 4-e to anyone who can install a split manifold. , Shirley Dickey, will my sly methods to Lee Carver so she won’t get in so much TROUBLE IN StONEy’s CLASS. , Frank Fish, will my spot on the announcements every day to Gary Cribbins. , Nancy Dornath, will my desk in bookkeeping to some person as quiet as I. , Carl Hainey, will my notoriety to Gene Mast. , Ruth Ellis, will my office as treasurer to anyone that can balance the books. , Bill Harper, will leave, but not quietly. , Sherrie Flowerday, will leave my wiggle to Jan Wyrick. , John Heeren, will the hummer to anyone who can hold back that quick surge of power. , Janice Godfrey, will my sewing habits to Lois Sumner just to keep them in the school. , Doug Hervey. will my ability to handle sheep to Sam Case. , Joy Howell, will my ability to change my mind to my brother, Roy. , Ira Huffman, will my locker to anyone who is brave enough to clean it out, , SlBlLLI KnAPPE, WILL MY GERMAN ACCENT TO DENNIS Lamm SO HE WONTT USE HIS FRENCH. , Richard Huntley, will my boat to Schafer, as his will probably sink. , Judy Labart, will my locker to Gary Cribbins. , Bob Johnson, will----------the first chance I get. , Marcia Hubbell, will leave-------if my grades permit. 26 1, Allen Kalbus, will my chair in solitary confinement in Mr. Davidson’s room to Chuck Watson. I, Paula Lancaster, will need all my talents and traits according to my brother. I, Vance King, will my giggles to Lou Nelson Karlene Edwards as there are enough for two people, I, Glenn Kissell, will my ability to make pertinent remarks to Larry Hermann. I, Kloriece Luttrell, will my seat on the Gaylord bus to any sucker who thinks he or SHE IS MAN ENOUGH TO HOLD IT. I, Larry LaCasse, will my shyness to my very talkative sister so she will be more QUIET IN THE FUTURE. I, Dorothy Nelson, will my excess of boy friends to my sister Louise. I. Tom Able, will my personality, good looks and money to Gene Shafer. I, Dorothy Davenport, will my solo chair in band to Larry Neugart. I, Don Mabie will to Ben Brodie, my great prowess at making important decisions. I. Jean Powrie, will my ability to stay at school functions to Judy Naslund. I, Bill Mason, will my mischievous ways to Richard Schmidt. 1, Mary Ann Royer, will my height to Leslie Ellis. 1, Johnny Menegat, will leave this salt mine. ( i hope’’) I, Sally Schlatter, will my great love for P.E. to Cheryl Guerin. I, Carol Sell, will a large bottle of sedatives to the next business manager of the Myrtle Leaf. They will need it. I, George Miller, will my large build to Butch Brodie. I, Dottie Shirtcliff, will leave my beautiful green tumbling shorts here. I, Bob Mullins, will my brains and ability in school to my sisters so they will stay in THE FAMILY. I, SuDY SlNKO, WILL MY GLASSES TO ANYONE WHO CAN SEE THROUGH THEM. I, Claud Myers, will my tactics in back seat action to Jim Brodie. I, Garren St. Louis, will my split personality to Eileen Csergei. I, George Pagh, will my nickname of Poo Mr. Ash’s great love for me to Bob VanHorn. I, Judy Starr, will my antagonistic and agressive ways to Dave Stitt. I, Pat Palmer, will think about it. I, Gerald Patrick, will my great speed to Gary Larson. 1, Stan Perry, will my Texas grin to Hall Thomas as he needs a new one. I, Audrey Waterman, will my ability to have many boyfriends to Penny Worland, I, Dave Sackett, will my ability to use multi-syllable words to Lawrence Gary as he MAY NEED THIS TALENT IN THE FUTURE. I, Evelyn Nosack, will the pleasure of typing the library reading list every morning TO WHOMEVER WANTS IT. I, Keith Schroeder, will the gavel to any other garbage man” who will touch it. I, Larry Stevens, will my honorary spot in Hi-Y to Raymond Hale. I, Mabel Pallin, will my driving habits to Terry Babcock. I, Karl Hagen, will’’’’ I, Dick Stitt, will my muscles to Lee Cox. I, Mike Van Camp, don’t think I will, but I might. I, Joyce West, will my sociable ways to Lois Mullins. I, Bill Wheeler, will the school to anyone who wants it. I, Dick Wilson, will the reeker to anyone who can breathe through their mouth. I, George Yellot, will my ability to pacify Mr. Graham to Gary Liday. I, Sharleen Stacy, won’t’ ’ ’---unless — I have to. 27 OPPORTUNITY MASTER OF HUMAN DESTINIES AM I. FAME, LOVE, AND FORTUNE ON MY FOOTSTEPS WAIT, CITIES AND FIELDS I WALK! I PENETRATE DESERTS AND SEAS REMOTE, AND, PASSING BY HOVEL, AND MART, AND PALACE, SOON OR LATE I KNOCK UNBIDDEN, ONCE AT EVERY GATE . IF SLEEPING, WAKE--IF FEASTING, RISE BEFORE I TURN AWAY. IT IS THE HOUR OF FATE, AND THEY WHO FOLLOW ME REACH EVERY STATE MORTALS DESIRE, AND CONQUER EVERY FOE SAVE DEATH: BUT THOSE WHO DOUBT OR HESITATE, CONDEMNED TO FAILURE, PENURY AND WOE, SEEK ME IN VAIN AND USELESSLY INPLORE- I ANSWER NOT, AND I RETURN NO MORE. BY JOHN JAMES INGALLS 29 BUTCH BRODIE V. ce President 30 LINN AXE BARABARA BABB CHARLES BARKLOW JAMES BARKLOW MARLENE BECK PATTY BRYANT WAYNE BRYANT LARRY BUTTS lee carver y 9HAREN COOK LOIS CRAWFORD 31 CRAIG EDWARDS KARLENE EDWARDS JED FARMER ALBERTA FLOYD SANDRA FLOYD LINDA FORD LYNNE GALLOWAY CAROL HAGEN RAY HALE ALMA HELLER 32 Ml CHARD MtRKER LIONARO HUFFMAN LARRY HERMANN LOYCE HILL MOV HOWELL FLOYD HURST MARTHA INMAN CAROL JOHNSON KEN JOHNSON BOSSY LANKFORD JACKIE JONES SHARON KENDALL OIOMK LI MM DORIS MASIE DAVID KOCH RUTH MAI 33 SALLY SLAGLE PETE WAITS ROSELLA SMITH JOAN SPENCER TOM WHITAKER ROBERT VAN HORN ROY STEINHOPF LULA WRIGHT 34 35 GARY CRIBBINS Secretary 36 LOLA MAC BARNETT SHIRLEY BELCHER MARY BARNETT OUANC BENNETT MICHELE BELANGER rrv MARGIE BLOHM BARBARA BULBON JAMES BROOIE 37 BITTY CUMMINGS MANY ELLEN DAVENPORT DIAN DAVIS DARLENE DEEM JANICE DC WALD ELTON DISHNER JAMES DU PUIS JIM CLINTON 38 all.cn hale MARTHA GRANT BEVERLY HAMMOND MARY HENDRICKS COA HARDWICK SUSAN MAUSCHI LOT JOANNE HENRY 39 DENNIS HUNTLEY FRANK HUNTLEY CHARLOTTE INGRAM THOR JAMSGARD RICHARD KOON JERRY L-A CASSE OENNIS LAMM OREO LANCASTER 40 GARY LARSEN JERRY LEA TOM LEA OAVIO MORRIS JUDY NASLUNO JOHN NEAL LONNA LETT LARRY NEUGART 41 DARWIN NOV C 8 ID PALLIN JOHN OSBON TERRY OWENS LEILA SCHROEDER CHARLES SHOOK 43 JERRY SHAFER President JIM THOMAS Vice President EMILY YELLOTT Secretary - Treasurer RICHIE DANIELS Sargent At Arms 46 RAY HLOHM JERRY BOLES RAT BOWEN LAUREL BROWN 47 CECIL. BRYANT JOHN CAMPBCLL JON CAILIR WAYNE CHASE OIANE CHRISTIANSON 48 HILDA FLOOD JUDY FRY SHARON FLOYD JACKIE FRANCIS JOE FRAZIER LANCE GALLOWAY ROGER GARY WALLACE GILCHRIST CHERYL GUERIN ANN HAMMER EDDIE HAMRICK LYNN HARRIMAN 49 DELTON HOWELL JOYCE HOWELL LEON HOWELL BARBARA INMAN BETTY JOHNSON JUOY JOHNSON SHELBY JOHNSON VIRGINIA JONES 50 AND R CA LEHMANOW8KY PEGGY LEIF ES TE MARVIN LINDER TROY LONG VIOLET LONG LANNY MENEGAT KATHY LUNDIN EDWIN MC KINLEY BRUCE MILLER BILL MOORE FRED MAST I GARY MORRIS 51 DANNY NOYES MARY PANS C GARY RATCLIFFE OUANE PEARCE RAYMOND PERKON BARBARA REAGOR ALVI E REMA DIANNE PULLEN FLORENCE REX V MARTHA SHRADER 52 KEITH STARR JESSIE TAYLOR JUNE STIBITZ DAVID STITT JOHN TODD CAROLYN TRAIN SHARON TANKERS LEY RICHARD VAN CAMP 53 DONALD WAGNER SUE WHITE RICHARD WAITS STANLEY WATERMAN JANET WHITAKER TIM WOOLLEY DAVID WILSON PENNY WORLAND 54 (ORGANIZATIONS) ACTIVITIES! p E R S 0 N A L 1 T I E S f 5 8 MOST ATHLETIC DICK STITT LOUISE NELSON BEST LOOKING LYNN GALLOWAY BILL MASON FRIEND MARY CHARLEY MOST POPULAR HAROLD CSERGEI EILEEN CSERGEI MOST GLENN LOUISE STUDIOUS JUDY STARR STAN PERRY ACTIVE KISSELL NELSON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAULA LANCASTER BEN BRODIE COOKIE BEST DRESSED NANCY DORNATH BRUCE DUNN 57 CLASS CLOWNS TERRY OWENS BARBARA BABB BEST PERSONALITY DARRELL MYERS LOIS DAYTON CUTEST COUPLE LORETTA ALLEN CARPENTER KALBUS THE ALL SCHOOL PLAY TEACH ME HOW TO CRY BY PATRICIA JOUDRY This year's all. school play was by tar one of the best plays ever to be given at myrtle POINT HIGH SCHOOL. THERE WAS MUCH SAID ABOUT THE PLAY, THE STAGE, AND THE CAST. Mrs. Grant------ Miss Robson ---- Melinda Grant--- Polly Fisher---- Bruce Mitchell — Anne------------ Eleanor--------- Will Henderson — Mrs. Henderson — Mr. Henderson — Di rector------- Stage Manager — House Manager — ---Lois Dayton ---Sandra Floyd ---Charlotte Taylor ---Susan Hauschildt ---George Linn ---Darlene Deem ---Claudia Beckham ---Dave Sackett ---Linda Cook — Reynold Christianson —M r. George Davidson — Kloriece Luttrell — Louise Nelson The senior class play, 11 the desperate Ambrose” could not be pictured due to a publishing DEADLINE. THOSE IN THE CAST ARE GEORGE YELLOT, MIKE VAN CAMP, CLAUD MYERS, BILL HARPER, LARRY STEVENS, BOB JOHNSON, SUDY SINKO, GARREN ST. LOUIS, SANDRA CAHOON, LOIS DAYTON, BILL WHEELER, PAULA LANCASTER, JUDY STARR, AND REYNOLD CHRISTIANSON. The PLAY WILL BE DIRECTED BY MR. DAVIDSON AND GLENN KISSELL, STUDENT DIRECTOR. MaRCEL LINDER IS HOUSE MANAGER AND NOT LISTED ARE THE MANY OTHER STUDENTS WHO WORKED BEHIND THE SCENES. CAMERA CLUB Bible Club Row one: Louis Hartley. Sharon Kendall. Emily Yellott, Sue White. Lois Crawford. Secretary-Treasurer. Avis Spires. Violet Long. Jackie Dickie. Gloria Forquer, Mary Ellen Davenport. Ellen Horsell and Leon Howell. Row two: Dorothy Evans. Klorice Luttrell. Charmae Reynolds. Virginia Jones. Diane Pullen, Rosella Smith. Marcel Linder. Kathy Lundeen, Judy Fry, Leila Schroeder, Kathy Spi res and Gary Liday. Row three: Dolly Meyer, Shirley Patrick. Dottie Shirtcliff. Carol Henshaw. Lula Wright, Joan Clinton, Sandra Floyd, Susan Babcock. Eleanor Brock, Sandra Pearce, Clara Corcoran, Loyce Hill, Siby Knappe and Darlene Barkley. Row four: Pat Palmer, Frank Conn, Duane Pearce, Eloise Brock, President, Lonna l—ETTt David Mai, Vice President, Lynne Galloway, Student Council Representative, Lance Galloway, Ruth Mai, Louise Nelson and Mr. Geister, Advisor. Not pictured are James Miller, Joan Crawford and Sharlene Stacy. Each Monday the Bible Club studies and discusses the Bible. Twice a month THEY HAVE STUDENT SPEAKERS AND ONCE A MONTH A MINISTER FROM THE COMMUNITY AS GUEST SPEAKER. On Court: Mary Ellen Davenport. Kathy Gross, Carol Henshaw. Irene Akins, Dian Davis, Dolly Meyer, Patsy Bateman, Dorothy Evans, Louise Nelson. Mabel Pallin. Paula Lancaster, Kathy Spires. Off Court; Miss Stone, Shirley Dickey. Marilyn Akins, Ruth Ellis, Sudy Sinko, Carol Johnson, Margaret Heller. Jeanie Norton. Emily Yellott, Avis Spires. Kathy Spires......... Mary Ellen Davenport Irene Akins.......... Patsy Bateman........ M arilyn Akins....... Suoy Sinko.......... G. A. A. The lettermen supervise fire and hall patrols and set up chairs at assemblies. In general. THEY HELP WORK FOR THE BETTERMENT OF OUR SCHOOL. Two GREAT EVENTS OF THE YEAR ARE THE IN-1TATION OF NEW MEMBERS AND THE TRIP TO EITHER AN OREGON OR OREGON STATE GAME. Left to Right; Lawrence Gary, Tom Whitaker, Hall Thomas, Butch Brodie. Gerald Patrick, Jim Brodie, Jim Thomas, Richard Daniels, John Menegat, Ted Cook, Glen Kissell, Dick Stitt Carl Hagan, George Miller, Claude Myers, Gary Larson. Bill Harper, Larry Reynolds, Gerald Shafer, Jackie Jones, Alan Hale, ay Mast, Dennis Lamn, and Terry Owens. Dick Stitt - President. Carl Hagen - Vice President. Ted Cook - Representative. George Miller - Sergeant at Arms, and Glen Kissell — Secretary. LETTERMAN’S ORDER OF THE PARLIAMENTARIAN S Back row: Dick Huntley, Gene Boone, Bob Johnson, Bruce Dunn, Bill Harper, Tom Abel, Mike VanCamp, and Dick Wilson. Middle row; Ken Button, Walt Badger, Allen Kalbus, Stanley Perry, Larry La Casse, Norman Dodge, Larry Stevens, and Mr. Slawson - Advisor. Front row: leaders - Dave Sackett, Ted Cook, John Heeren, and Frank Conn. The parliamentarieans are one of the most unusual groups in school as they have collective leadership. The club, organized this year, sponsored the very successful new year's dance. 63 Michele Belanger SeC.-T REAS Rosella Smith Doris Mabie Carol Hagen Claudia Beckam Sue Hauschildt George Linn Mr, SLAWSON Advisor Not Pictured Frank Conn President Linda Brown Darrell Myers Iva Jo Robison Kloriece Luttrell Vice President Both Organizations, although NEW, HAVE BEEN VERY ACTIVE THIS YEAR. The INTERNATIONAL Relations Club rep-presented Denmark in the Model United Nations in Eugene and the Girl's League sponsored a clothing drive, Twirp Week and Girl of the Month. GIRLS’ LEAGUE OFFICERS Top Row; Mrs. Starr, Advisor Judy Starr, Jr. Counsellor Eleanor Brock, Jr. Counsellor Middle Row; Shelby Johnson, Fr. Rep. Cookie Meacham, Soph. Rep. Eileen Csergei, Jr. Rep. Sharleen Stacy, Sr. Rep. Bottom Row; Kloriece Luttrell, Representative Linda Ford, Vice President Jean Powrie, President Marjorie Blohm, Secretary 64 Carol Hagen Joy Howell Marlene Beck Kloriece Luttrei Evelyn Nosack Sharleen Stacy M ARGIE HEYMAN Jed Farmer Lawrence Gary George Linn Their tasks are many. Their workers few. And one thing is certain, Th ey've plenty to do. OFFICE Back row: Ruth Ellis Eleanor Brock Marcia Hubbell Audrey Waterman Lois Dayton FRONT ROW! Loretta Carpenter Dorothy Davenport Marcel Linder Sudy Sinko 65 THE BOBCAT STAFF Staff members are, standing? Bruce Miller, Darlene Norton, Linda Brown, Ron Getchell, Dennis Lamm, Ben Brodie, Advisor-Mr, McCanse, Ruth Ellis, Charlotte Taylor, Andrea Lehmanowsky, Margaret Rasmussen, Elizabeth Bell, and Marjorie Blohm, Seated are? Joan Spencer, Tom Whitaker, Leon Brown, Paula Lancaster, Garren St.Louis, Dorothy Nelson, George Linn, Loretta Carpenter, Karlene Edwards and Kathy Gross. Editor - Dorothy Nelson, Assistant Editor - George Linn, Business Manager - Garren St. Louis, Advertising - Karlene Edwards, Copy Editor - Paula Lancaster, Art Editor-Ma ry Ellen Charley, Assistant Art Editor - Craig Edwards, Photography - Ben Brodie. 66 THE MYRTLE LEAF STAFF This year the MYRTLE LEAF STAFF published a monthly paper under the handicap of no JOURNALISM CLASS IN THE SCHOOL. Pictured below are the sports staffi Betty Cummings, Jean Powrie, George Linn, Kloriece Luttrell; Editorial and news staff; Karlene Edwards, Margie Blohm, Lynn Galloway, Linda Brown, Mabel Pallin, Ruth Mai, Lois Mullins, Marilyn Lakey, Ruth Howell, Barbara Babb, and Ruth Meacham. Grouped around Mrs. Fern Starr, the Advisor, are Feature Editor - Loretta Carpenter, Sports Editor - Suoy Sinko, Managing Editor - Louise Nelson, Business Manager -Carol Sell, Editor - Paula Lancaster, and Editorial Editor - Darlene Norton. Shirley Dickey, Kathy Spires, Sandra Floyd-vice president, Sandra Cahoon, Louise Nelson, Carol Sell-president, Lois Sumner-treasurer, Dolly Meyer-song leader, Kloriece Luttrell, Lois Crawford-secretary, Florence Rex, Margaret Heller, Mary Ellen Davenport, Avis Spires, Alma Heller, Carol Johnson, Martha Schrader, Mable Pallin, Marcia Hubbell, Siby Knappe, Kathy Gross, Irene Akins, Leslie Ellis, Marilyn Akins, Ruth Ellis, Joyce Howell, Eileen Csergei, Lynn Galloway, Ruth Mai, Dottie Shirtcliff, Dian Davis, Lulu Wright, Dorothy Evans, Joan Spencer, Emily Yellott, Garren St. Louis, and Miss Gunther-advisor, 1. TO PROMOTE AN APPRECIATION OF THE JOYS AND SATISFACTIONS OF HOMEMAKING. 2. TO EMPHASIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF WORTHY HOME MEMBERSHIP. 3. TO ENCOURAGE DEMOCRACY IN HOME AND COMMUNITY LIFE. 4. TO WORK FOR GOOD HOME AND FAMILY LIFE FOR ALL. 5. TO PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL GOOD WILL. 6. TO HASTEN DEVELOPMENT OF CREATIVE LEADERSHIP IN HOME AND COMMUNITY LIFE 7. TO PROVIDE WHOLESOME INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP RECREATION. 8. TO FURTHER INTERESTS IN HOME ECONOMICS. 68 Standing: Marvin Barzee, Thor Jamsgard, Fred Mast, Frank Knowlton, Gary Morris, Duane Barzee, Lanny Menegat, Sam Case, Bob Lankford-reporter, David Koch-sentinal, Glenn Ki ssell-president, Larry Hermann-vice president, Dave Morris-secretary, Dave Mai, Doug Hervey, Philip Weekly, Kolin Kissell, Elton Dishner, Jack Hermann, Albert Barklow, and Mr, Crow-advisor. Seated: Lester Barklow, Stanley Waterman, Daniel West, Ron Kirsch, Ed Pallin, Danny Dollarhyde-treasurer, Troy Long, Alvie Rema, Dave Doss, and Bruce Miller. This year the F.F.A. mended and painted broken toys which they turned over to the American LEGION AT CHRISTMAS TIME, SENT A DAIRY JUDGING TEAM TO THE STATE FAIR, SENT THEIR OFFICERS TO THE LEADERSHIP TRAINING SESSION IN EAGLE POINT, TRAINED ALL MEMBERS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING AND PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE AND TOOK PART IN THE ANNUAL F.H.A, — F.F.A. BANQUET WITH THE PARENTS. THEIR PLANS FOR THE YEAR INCLUDES BEAUTIFYING THE SCHOOL GROUNDS. THEY OWN AND OPERATE A TRACTOR WITH WHICH THEY DO CUSTOM WORK AND IN THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER I, 1937, THEY NETTED $3880.00 WITH THEIR SUPERVISED FARMING PROGRAM. THEY ALSO INSTALLED AND INITIATED THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE NEW PACIFIC HIGH CHAPTER. THIS YEAR THERE WERE 18 GREEN HANDS INITIATED AND 6 MEMBERS RECEIVED CHAPTER FARMER DEGREES. 69 CHORUS Front Row: Ruth Meacham, Ruth Howell., Lois Crawford, Virginia Jones, Marcell Linder, Joan Spencer, Dian Davis, Claudia Becham, Janis DeWald, Judy Starr, Alma Heller, Mary Ann Kasper, and Sharon Flowerday. Back Rowi Mr. Clute, Eloise Brock, Lois Sumner, Susan Hauschildt, Sibill Knappe, Louise Nelson, Marvin Linder, Clarence Mast, Gary Coster, Janet Wyrick, Mary Lou Hendricks, Eleanor Brock, Dorothy Shirtcliff, Loyce Hill, Lulu Wright. Ruby Perry is not pictured. CHORUS Front Row: Pearl Rust, Linda Kinsey, Phyllis Mullins, Francis Hill, Kathy Lundin, Kaye Hankins, Emily Yellott, Sharon Tankersley, Penny Worland, Sue White, Darrel Green. Back Row; Richie Daniels, Joyce Howell, Geraldine Babb, Teresa Jean Blanck, Florence Rex, Leona Blanck, Mary Panse, Sharon Floyd, Susan Babcock, Janet Whitaker, Darlene Barkley, Charmae Reynolds, Joan Clinton, June Stibitz. Not pictured are; Judy Johnson, Leon Howell and Carla Myers. DANCE BAND THE DANCE BAND HAS THE DISTINCTION OF BEING ONE OF THE FIVE DaNCE Bands IN OREGON TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FIRST OREGON DaNCE Band ClINIC. MEMBERS ARE,' JuDY NaSLUND, GaRY Coster. Roy Howell, Audrey Waterman, Ben Brodie, Andrea Lehmanowsky, Larry Neugart, Paula Lancaster, Gary Ratcliffe, Al Shirtcliff, Don Bowers and Gary Greer. Mr. Simons is their Director. PEP BAND THE PEP BAND which plays at the basketball games consists of Mary Ann Royer, Linda Cook, Marjorie Blohm, Darleen Deem, Carol Beber, Student Conouctor-Dorothy Nelson, Ben Brodie, Sudy Sinko, Barbara Bulson, Jim Thomas, Gary Ratcliff, Jim Edlund, Larry Neugart, Paula Lancaster, Doug Jenkins, Dolly Meyer. Linn Axe, Marlow Pounds, Gary Greer and Arlene Heins. Not pictured are Mary Davenport Al Shirtcliff. CONCERT BAND Front row: Louise Nelson, Leslie Ellis, Lonna Lett, Janet Wvrick, Leila Schroeder, Dorothy Nelson, Linda Cash, Linda Cook, and Carol Beber, Second row: Douglas Carl, Andrea Lehmanowsky, Bruce Miller, Barbara Bulson, Audrey Waterman, Margarie Blohm, Charlotte Taylor, Alberta Floyd, Jeanie Powrie, Mary Ann Royer, Darlene Deem, Juanita Griffin, and David Badger. Third row: Roy Howell, Sudy Sinko, Iva Jo Robison, Martha Schrader, Avis Spires, Dorothy Evans, Diane Pullen, Charlotte McClosky, Kathy Spires, Paula Lancaster, Mary Smokel, Sandra Pierce, Pat Bowen, Diane Christianson, and Jeanie Sell. Fourth row; Gary Coster, Wayne Chase. Ben Brodie, Carolyn Train, David Mai, Richard Schmidt, Gary Ratcliffe, Jim Thomas, Ray Mast, Jim Edlund, Larry Neugart, Dorothy Davenport, Larry Dornath, Chuck Schrader, Danny Noyes, Ron Getchell, Jim Dupuis, and Duane Pearce. Fifth row: Judy Naslund, Dolly Meyer, Sandra Dillon, Lois Dayton, Douglas Jenkins, Don Bowers, Lynn Axe, Marlow Pounds, Marry Ellen Davenport, Tommy Curry, Don Wagner, Al Shirtcliff, Arlene Heins, Greg Lancaster, David Sell Standing: Barbara Cummings, Della Burns, and Mr. L. V. Simons. M. M. M. Don Bowers, president Audrey Waterman Paula Lancaster, secretary Lois Dayton Eleanor Brock, treasurer Dorothy Nelson Jean Powrie Mary Ann Royer Mr. Lester V. Simons BAND COUNCIL Top Row; Mr. Simons, advisor Don Bowers, president Roy Howell, jr. rep. Middle Row; Mary Davenport, soph. rep. Dorothy Nelson, st. director SuDY SlNKO, VICE PRESIDENT Front Row: Carol Beber, frosh rep, Jean Powrie, sec-treas. 73 Louise Nelson Head Majorette Dayton PEP CLUB Lower Row Dorothy Johnson, Alberta Floyd, Mary Lou Hendricks, Sandra Dillon, Sharon Tankersley, Della Burns, Laurel Brown, Peggy Leifeste, Diane Pullen, Dian Davis, Pearl Rust, Margaret Rasmussen, Loretta Carpenter-Secretary, Nancy Dornath-Treasurer, Lynne Galloway-Vice President, Barabara Babb-President, Marcel Linder-Sergeant-at-arms, Claudia Beckham, Sharlene Stacy, Sandra Floyd, Linda Ford, Penny Worland, Emily Yellott, Cathe Shull, Margie Blohm, Janice DeWald, Carla Myers, Miss Stone-Advisor. Upper Row; Sue Hauschildt, Dolly Meyer, Cheryl Guerin, Janet Whitaker, Carol Hagen, Alma Heller, Dotty Johnson, Linda Brown, Charmae Reynolds, Avis Spires, Shelby Johnson Sally Birdwell, Darlene Deem, Linda Cook, Kathy Spires, Leila Schroeder, Garren St.Louis Marilyn Stringer, Michele Belanger, Mary Ann Royer, Virginia Jones, Phyllis Mullins, Judy Johnson, Linda Kinsey, Ruth Mai, Geraldine Babb, Mary Panse, Sally Slagle, Ruth Ellis, Patsy Bateman, Carol Sell. The Pep ATTEND MANY Club, wearing white shirts, dark skirts and waving GAMES TO CHEER OUR TEAMS TO VlCTORY. RED AND BLUE POM-POMS, 75 PEPSTERS Judy Labart, Patty Bryant, Sharen Cook, Lois Dayton, song queen Lee Carver, Sharon Flowerday, and Mary Ellen Charley. The pepster uniforms for basketball season were white sweaters with red and blue bands ON THE CUFFS AND COLLAR, AND RED AND WHITE BOX PLEATED SKIRTS. THEIR FOOTBALL SEASON UNIFORMS WERE BLUE PLEATED SKIRTS WITH THE WHITE SWEATERS. YELL LEADERS Lois Mullins, yell queen Louise Nelson and Karlene Edwards. This year the pepsters and YELL LEADERS HAD ESPECIALLY CUTE LETTERS AND EMBLEMS ON BOTH THE FRONTS AND BACKS OF THEIR UNIFORMS. 76 Linda Cash, Juanita Griffin, and Charlotte Taylor. The junior varsity yell leaders wore blue SWEATERS WITH WHITE DICKIES AND PEDAL PUSHERS FOR FOOTBALL SEASON AND RED SKIRTS AND SWEATERS FOR BASKETBALL SEASON. 77 J- v. YELL LEADERS Bottom: Patsy Bateman, Charlotte Taylor, Irene Akins, Paula Lancaster, Ruth Ellis, Dottie Shirtcliff, Marilyn Akins, and Carol Johnson. M iodle: Mary Ann Royer, Sandra Pearce and Garren St. Louis. Top: Marilyn Stringer. TUMBLERS Left to Right: Dick Stitt, Gary Cribbins, Claud Myers, Carl Hagen, George Pagh, Terry Owens, and Larry Stevens. These boys are a group of interested students who performed for the laffo-RAMA AND P.T.S.O. PROGRAMS. THEY DO TUMBLING, WORK ON THE TRAMPOLINE AND DO SWEDISH BOX WORK. 80 WRESTLING Wrestlers: Lloyd Crouse down by Gary Fry. Seated are: Dennis Lamm, Ron Cribbins Jim Brodie, Dick Stitt. Karl Hagen, Marlow Pounds, Terry Owens, Dave Stitt, Butch Brodie, and Greg Lancaster. Kneeling: Larry Reynolds, Linn Axe, Larry Neugart, Ed Pallin. Don Wagner, Wayne Chase, Leon Brown, Gary Liday, Craig Edwards, Mr. Bill Geister, coach; and Jerry Schafer, manager. M.p. - 13 NORTH BEND---39 M.P. - 17 MYRTLE CREEK- 36 M.P. - 47 REEDSPORT - - 22 M.P. - 08 NORTH BEND - - 28 M.P. - 05 COOS BAY------- 37 M.P. - 22 GOLD BEACH---19 M.P. - 03 COOS BAY-----40 M.P. - 08 MYRTLE CREEK- 35 M.P. - 19 REEDSPORT - - 38 M.P. - 12 ROSEBURG - — - 66 M.P. - 14 GOLD BEACH---13 81 RIGHT END BUTCH BRODIE LEFT TACKLE RIGHT HALFBACK CLAUD MYERS LEFT GUARD 82 RAY MAST QUARTERBACK RIGHT TACKLE LEFT HALFBACK KARL HAGEN RIGHT GUARD 83 Row 3! Mr, Geisteo, line coach, Allen Kalbus, Ira Huffman, Dick Stitt, Karl Hagen, Butch Brodie, T«m Whitaker, Harold Csergei, and Mr. Owens, Head Coach. Row 2; Dave Stitt, manager, George Miller, Glen Kissell, Jim Brodie, Larry LaCasse, Hall Thomas, Ray Mast, and Doug Hervey. Row I Jim Edlund, Claud Myers, Bruce Dunn, Gary Larsen, Allen Hale, Richie Daniels, Ted Cook and Jerry Shafer, manager. VARSITY SCHEDULE -----26 M.P. - - 7 S I US LAW -POWERS — MYRTLE CREEK - TOLEDO ------- BANDON -------- NEWPORT ------- GOLD BEACH ---- COQUILLE ------ REEDSPORT ---- 19 M.P.----13 6 M.P. — — 27 7 M.P.----6 6 M.P.----20 7 M.P.----10 0 M.P.----20 13 M.P.----20 14 M.P.----13 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL QUEEN AND COURT Left to Right; JERRY SHAFER, freshmen president, GENE MAST, junior president, KEITH SCHROEDER, STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, BEN BRODIE, SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT, BRUCE OUNN, SENIOR PRESIDENT Seated: FRESHMEN PRINCESS, SHELBY JOHNSON, JUNIOR CANDIDATE AND QUEEN, EILEEN CSERGEI sophomore princess, MARILYN STRINGER, and senior princess, PATSY BATEMAN, B H A O S M K E E C T O B M A I L N L G c o u R T PRINCESS PATSY Patsy Bateman, SENIOR CANDIDATE Standing: Tom Whitaker, manager, Ray Mast, John Heeren, Mike Van Camp, Larry Hermann, Richard Schmidt, Mr. Jack Orr, coach, Harold Csergei, Allen Kalbus, Dick Wilson, Gerald Patrick, Ira Huffman, Lawrence Gary and manager Don Mabie. Kneeling, Johnny Menegat, Bill Harper, Captain, Bruce Dunn. SCHEDULE M.P.--60 MAPLETON----------42 VM.P.------------------43 MYRTLE CREEK------35 IT M.P.--37 SI US LAW---------33 1 M.P.---51 OPHIR----------- 19 M.P.--37 DOUGLAS-----------44 M.P.--43 MYRTLE CREEK -----23 RM.P.------------------45 CRESCENT CITY------44 XT M.P.--42 DOUGLAS-----------39 SM.P. 53 SI US LAW------------------38 . M.P.--54 PACIFIC-----------31 IH M.P.--59 GOLD BEACH--------47 I M.P.---52 REEDSPORT---------54 M.P.--49 REEDSPORT---------37 TM.P.------------------48 BANDON------------42 I M.P.--67 MAPLETON----------37 M.P.--47 POWERS----------- 37 TJ M.P.--54 GOLD BEACH--------59 jL M.P.--48 BANDON----------- 41 M.P.--51 POWERS------------34 6 M.P.--60 COQUILLE----------64 M.P.--50 PACIFIC-----------34 M.P.--46 COQUILLE----------38 90 � JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE M.P. — — 48 MYRTLE CREEK - 34 M.P. — - 49 REEDSPORT — M.P. — - 60 OPHIR M.P. — - 44 BANDON — — M.P. - - 96 DOUGLAS M.P. - — 45 MAPLETON - M.P. - - 32 MYRTLE CREEK - 33 M.P. - - 35 POWERS M.P. - - 62 SI US LAW M.P. - - 68 GOLD BEACH 31 M.P. - — 48 PACIFIC M.P. - - 50 BANDON — - M .P. — — 49 GOLD BEACH - - - M.P. - - 44 COQUILLE M.P. - - 43 REEDSPORT M.P. - - 65 PACIFIC M.P. — — 28 COQUILLE Tommy Curry, Richie Daniels, Chuck Watson, Frank Knowlton, Albert Barklow, Mr, Gene Owens, coach. Hall Thomas, Marvin Radloff, Ron Getchell, Jim Thomas, Gary Larsen, AND KNEELING IN FRONT, GenE ShaFFER, MANAGER, TRACK Fourth Row: Reynold Christianson, Keith Schroeder, Dick Stitt, Carl Hagen, and Gary Larsen. Third Row; Doug Carl, Ted Cook, Richie Daniels, Leon Brown, Butch Brodie, and David Stitt. Second Row: Marvin Radloff, Tom Whitaker, Leonard Huffman, Glenn Kissell, John Menegat, Jed Farmer, and Gerald Patrick. First Row: Mr. Hoefs, Larry Neugart, Marlow Pounds, Terry Owens, Gary Cribbins, Al Shirtcliff and Gene Mast. Because of the lateness of track season, they have received little recognition for their EFFORTS. TWO YEARS AGO THEY TOOK FIRST PLACE in THE HAYWARD RELAYS AND LAST YEAR THEY FINISHED IN FOURTH PLACE, BUT LOST FIRST BY A VERY SLIM MARGIN. THEY HAVE BEEN THE SUBDISTRICT CHAMPIONS FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS AND LAST YEAR THEY WERE THE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS. 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