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

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Meosuring for caps and gowns, senior students, Carol Johnson and Sharon Northup, plan for graduation in June. Sharon Hartley, senior, pauses during the half hour lunch period to eat in the high school cafeteria. We’ll Remember, Our Classmates, Dances, fteacbers. . . Sonya Robinson, Janet Wilson, Betsy Thompson and Evelyn Belanger represented the various classes in the Homecoming court. Turning the pages of the Bobcat '64 twenty years from now, what will we see? Will it be the dances we danced, the songs we sang, or the clothes we wore? The stomp, “Sugar Shack' , shifts, and the pegged pants took an important place in our lives. We’ll remember our old classmates, the teachers, classes, assemblies, games, dances, and so many other things. There was President Kennedy, Madame Nhu, and Panama. And, of course, we'll always remember those care-free, school-free days of unexpected vacation, even though we forget the exact reason.

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teacders and experiences tdat caused us to ed and our goals and purposes of life Activities Seniors Underclassmen Administration Curriculum Organizations A thletics Advertising Index A cknowledgments 4 15 34 60 70 124 142 158 160

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Education is important to our Nation s might. And our schools are the tools for this intellectual sight. MPHS, full of memories happy and sad. Begins in September with new hopes making glad. Old friendships renewed and new ones made, Each looks forward to making a good grade. Contrasting ages give varied looks. Freshmen unsure but seniors know the books. Confusion reigns ‘till all get settled, Classes and clubs begin organizing for medals. Jim Loyd, senior, uses the school's library sources in gathering research material for a special project. With another two points added to the score, MPHS students jump for joy as the Bobcats complete a basket for the team. Football season begins the year, And our courageous boys fight withour fear. Thanksgiving is welcomed with a few days off, But a nation is mourning over the President’s loss. Next on the calendar comes indoor sports, Our Bobcats wrestle and fill basketball courts. Winter sets in before Christmas morn. And school halls empty ‘till next year is born. Remembering yester year and anticipating a new. All diligently search for a successful clue. With bright hopes for tomorrow and goals to attain, Students begin the year with everything to gain. “Mountain Gal“ is produced by the senior class, Where Maria Lindsay is a gal who takes no sass. Valentine's Day reveals sweetheart’s charm. Juniors prepare for the yearly prom. Days pass quickly, then spring is here, With bright flowers blossoming, and friendships growing dear. “Bobcat Blackouts’’ is produced as the all school play. Then at last the anticipated day. It’s the graduation and diplomas the last day of May. Half glad, half sad, expectant, ful If i I led. Four years of study and fun all sealed. Some to colleges, jobs and armed forces, All leave high school and some with remorses. Others look forward to a better year, But all look back with just a little tear.