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

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WITH EAR DEAFENING NOISES, sparked by motorcycles, the senior float won first place in the noise parade. Queen Ginger Reigns With the theme, Bobcats never say die, the football team stormed to a 34-13 victory over Gold Beach. Homecoming week started Monday with loggers day. The best dressed loggers of the day were Cheryl Rayevich, sr. and Steve Arment, sophomore. Tuesday, Heather Wilson, frosh and David Tucker, senior, brought the best stuffed animals. Hunters day was Wednesday with the winners being Cindy Shutt, junior, and Glenn Meade, senior. On Thursday, backwards day, Susan DeSoto, junior and Mike Johnson, senior, showed the most spirit. Janice Ihms, senior and Curtis Jack, senior were the most patriotic, being the winners of red and blue day. Thursday night, October 19, the serpentine, becoming somewhat disorderly, started out the evening with a big bonfire to warm up the gang. The second annual tug-of-war was another good mud fight giving everyone loads of sloppy fun. During the pep assembly the seniors won the competition yell, but were devoured by the sophomores who won the pie eating contest. Friday afternoon the seniors won first place in the noise parade. The freshmen won second with the juniors coming in third. Junior Laura Long won the tricycle race with the faculty's, Mr. Ron Wardman, second. AFTER THE QUEEN'S coronation, the four princesses smile at the on-looking crowd. They are Freshman Tami Bartley, escort Ross Martinka; Sophomore Cindy Meyers, escort Chuck Thurman; Junior Sherry Amelung, escort Brad Gibbons; and Senior Michelle Howell, escort Steve Liday. 11

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Fernando Makes Yankee Friends PLAYING ON THE porch with Coffman's terrier, EATING AN AFTERNOON snack, Fernando and Louie Poehlitz read what's new in Fernando waits to go to school. America. DRINKING A YANKEE COLA, Bolivian exchange student Fernando Rojas gets his initiation into American Life. SEVEN TEEN-YEAR-OLD Fernando Rojas, Rotary sponsored exchange student, arrived in August from Bolivia. Coming from Santa Cruz, Fernando stayed with three families while at Myrtle Point. The first three months in the fall he stayed with Jill Coffman's family. In the winter he went to Louie Poehlitz s home, and in the spring he stayed with Bill Mast's family. While at Myrtle Point Fernando was active in many and various school activities. He soon became a member of Varsity Club, Spanish Club, N.H.S., and the boys' track team. After school he played tennis with any and all opponents. With a warm and friendly personality, Fernando became close friends of all who met him and will be remembered by all his friends here at MP.