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

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Mr. Lovell and Mr. Grove discuss the possibilities near the finish line at a cross country meet. The big and the little on MPHS football team, Jim Mast holds Dickie DeSoto. Below: Wet, weary, and hungry; NHS members; Carl Coffman, Ron Anglin, Leslie Gill, Rose Edwards, Cindy Tams, Brian Kennedy, Suzanne Abel, Judy Gibeau, and Yvonne Waterman pose after their fifteen mile walk for Muscular Dystrophy.

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12 FALL BRINGS ACTIVITIES There was the typical flurry of fall activities as school began the first part of September. Clubs held parties and initiations, dance team had tryouts, and the rally kept busy organizing pep assemblies for the winning sports teams. The student body officers attended a student council workshop in Coos Bay. A new homeroom system was set up and work began on a dress code. NHS began the year with a fifteen mile walk for muscular dystrophy. The office staff found themselves very busy with OTIS, the new computer, and the usual mad rush to pay fees the first few weeks. As October came around, Freshmen and Juniors settled down to taking achievement tests, with the Juniors who plan on going on to college also taking PSAT-NMSQT tests. A national assembly, an assembly with two convicts, and a drug seminar attracted some attention. The main event of the month was Homecoming week, which brightened an otherwise seemingly dull month. November found some students participating in a speech tournament at SWOCC, and the journalism department instigated two contests—one for the naming of the football field and the other for the biggest buck bagged during hunting season. The drivers ed department came up with a new Volkswagen and the library added more books. So the first three months of school life ended, with Christmas only one month away. Page 12 sponsored by Breuer’s Shoes and Clothing Page 13 sponsored by Don’s Drug Store Myrtle Point Above: Coach Tom Johnson prepares his CC team for another meet. Below: Sophomore girls sell concessions at a home football game. Left: Juniors, Steve Hutchinson and Walt Crook, eye the camera. Below” Rally members cheer on the Cross Country runners.

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Above: Flora Crook and Carla Sisson enjoy a private discussion. Below: ASB President, Carl Coffman, receives the Crosscountry Sunset League trophy while holding the league football trophy. Oi«r Betty Kayser and Jodey Ellis spend a noon hour studying in the home ec department. I am the people the mob the crowd the mass Do you know that all the great work of the world is done through me? Carl Sandburg Junior, Steve Crosby, receives some good-natured ribbing after being tapped into NHS.