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

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VARSITY SCORES MP Opponents Central Linn 34 32 Central Linn 57 30 Powers 75 66 Myrtle Creek 39 33 Powers 79 53 ‘Coqui 1 le 65 51 ‘Bandon 67 55 Pocific 51 32 ‘Gold Beach 60 51 Brookings 77 66 ‘Coqui 1 le 44 67 Bandon 64 62 ‘Pacific 65 39 ‘Gold Beach 62 47 ‘Brookings 63 48 Myrtle Creek 61 37 ‘Coqui lie 52 44 ‘Bandon 62 39 ‘Pacific 63 28 ‘Gold Beach 68 53 ‘Brookings 67 61 Douglas 67 58 ‘Denotes League Games JV SCORES MP Opponents Marshfield 55 47 Marshfield 58 47 Powers 48 57 Myrtle Creek 57 39 Myrtle Creek 40 39 Coquille 60 45 Bandon 61 59 Pacific 92 20 Gold Beach 64 31 Coqui lie 51 48 Brookings 69 62 Bandon 55 40 Pacific 74 39 Gold Beach 58 50 Brookings 56 40 Myrtle Creek 65 62 Coquille 53 60 Bandon 68 60 Pacific 72 28 Gold Beach 77 52 Brookings 57 41 Douglas 53 55 FROSH SCORES MP Opponents Powers 37 35 Powers 46 33 Coquille 42 69 Bandon 35 24 Pacific 56 33 Brookings 79 31 Coquille 44 84 Bandon 57 44 Pacific 38 51 Gold Beach 40 47 Brookings 39 28 Marshfield Frosh 34 33 Marshfield Frosh 53 42 Gold Beach 71 50 SUNSET CONFERENCE W L Myrtle Point 14 1 Coqui 1 le 12 3 Gold Beach 8 7 Bandon 6 9 Brookings 4 11 Pacific 1 14 Mi Bill Neal displays beautiful form in making a hoop shot against Co-quille. Neal averaged 12.6 points per game during the 1964-65 season. Basketball 21

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FROSH BASKETBALL. ROW 1, FROM LEFT: Larry Dumire, Gus Metzgus, Mike Adams, Tom Krewson, Joe Bouska, Karl Howell, Terry Bushnell, Marv Scherpf, coach. ROW 2: Terry Blakey, Don Howe, Bob Wilson, John Edlund, Dave Evans, Peter Nemec, Dan Krewson, Walt Seals. Lloyd Grant goes high in the air to bring down a stray shot during the first Pacific game. Center Bill Neal puts in a lay-up shot for two points against Pacific.

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Wrestlers Capture Sunset Crown jor 9tfi jjear Myrtle Point captured the Sunset conference wrestling crown for the ninth consecutive year and compiled a season record of 15 wins and no losses. At the Mapleton Invitational Myrtle Point came out on top by compiling 68 points while the nearest rival, Mapleton, had a total of 44. Junction City finished with 28 while Philomath had 14. The Bobcats qualified nine matmen to travel to the state tournament. Earning first places in district and paving their way to state were Dennis Evans, Andy Lancaster, Marv Amos, Ed Donavon, Tom Poste, Mike Johnson, Al Bartlett and Bob Hyatt. The lone second place winner was Keith Hill. Outstanding records were compiled by several of Caldarazzo's wrestling squad. Bob Hyatt, x MP’s heavyweight, closed the season with a record of 16 wins and no losses. Mike Johnson finished with an identical record. Amos finished with 16 wins and one tie. VARSITY WRESTLING. ROW 1, FROM LEFT: Ed Donovan, Bob Hyatt, Al Bartlett, Mike Johnson, Tom Huff, Tom Poste, Charles Crumpton, Mike Roby, Marv Amos, Andrew Lancaster, Dan Woolley. Keith Hill, Dennis Evans. ROW 2: Coach Guido Caldarazzo, Wrestl ing 22