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

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SHARON WILSON was selected as sophomore class princess and was escorted by Don Howe. JUNIOR PRINCESS Judy Mast was escorted by Lenny Meyer in the Homecoming Court. BECKY FRASIER represented the class of 69. Her escort was Steve Stuphin.

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KATHI FRANZEN, senior, ruled over homecoming festivities ot Myrtle Point. Don Brewster, student body president, served os Kothi's escort. A Week To Remember Delightfully balmy weather and tremendously high spirits started homecoming week off with a bang. Birds sang . . . students scurried about shouting instructions as to what went where on the floats. Yea! Go Man Go!. . . Come On Dave! . . . The tricycle race caused a furor as the contestants sped down the street. The playing of the “Star Spangle Banner,” BOOOM!. . . the game was underway. . . halftime and the band marched with only tiny blue lights on their caps . . . Kathi Franzen was announced homecoming queen. The end of the game and on to the dance . . . midnight and a thrilling week of celebration was over. QUEEN KATHI was crowned homecoming queen by Jerry Stidham, co-captain of the football game. Activities 6

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ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, Frank Grove keeps time during a JV football game as Connor Bell, on avid fan, watches the game. The Sounds of Life We observe and we absorb all that goes on around us. The bright lights and loud cheers of a basketball game. The excited gasp when the homecoming queen of 1965 is announced. The rumble of voices raised to salute the flag before each assembly. The experience of no sound at all when the crowd is all gone. We absorb and we learn. AMUSED FACES WATCH the fun of the tricycle race during Haddock. Evans, Howell, Haddock, and Meier were victorious the homecoming parade. The line-up includes Bob Howell, for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th places. Larry Meier, Jim Knight, Dennis Evons, Ron Mason and Nora