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

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MEL FLOYD smiles to himself as he hoses off the teachers’ parking lot. MRS. WILSON, the school nurse, gives the freshmen eye tests. NOW HOW do you spell that word? Mrs. Baker, office secretary, asks. AFTER A 28 mile ride, Sitkum students are at the end of their journey. Administration 15

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staff solves multiple tasks This year's office staff was headed by Mr. William Richardson, principal for eight years and Mr. Frank Grove, viceprincipal for the last three years. Mr. Grove was in charge of discipline problems. Mrs. Judy Baker and Mrs. Florence Moon performed secretarial duties in the office. Mrs. Baker was in charge of records, money and correspondence. Attendance records were kept by Mrs. Moon. Aiding in counseling of students were Mrs. Laura Isenhart and Mr. Dorwin Lovell, both finishing their third year at MPHS. Spending approximately five hours each day to prepare a tummy warming lunch for 220 hungry students, Mrs. Flo Egelhoff and Mrs. Jean Davenport tried to meet the 12:14 lunch line. Custodial staff, led by Mel Floyd with Frank Furman, Vem Breuer and Orvus Miller tackled the almost impossible task of keeping the building free of litter. GRINNING FROM ear to ear, Mrs. Moon counts money taken in. asks Mary Horton, laundress. 14 Administration

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homecoming activities bring mass confusion HAVING TROUBLE with his knees, Craig Johnson ped- GREASERS, MIKE CREAMER, Janet Bright, Don Kite, Diane Ligons, Janet dies for the faculty. Anderson and Frank Vincent flash for the camera. WITH A rip and a scream, the Bobcat team begins the second half of the Homecoming game against Newport which ended in a loss, 6-7. THE TOUCHDOWrN signal is given as the Bobcats make the first touchdown in the sudden death overtime. 16 Homecoming