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

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J.V. AND VARSITY Rally Members are (from top) Raeann Cromwell, Nancy VARSITY RALLY members Sandy Harper and Bev Leep, Taml Bartley, Paulette Peterson, Cindy Meyer (1.) and Brenda Jack (r.). Arment cheer the boys on during a home football game. SWINGING IN TIME are rally members Raeann Cromwell, Tami Bartley, Paulette Peterson, Nancy Leep, Brenda Jack, and Cindy Meyer. Assemblies and Rally 19

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boys start FMO squad This year’s rally came in like a lion and went out like a lamb, after two Varsity Rally members quit. Assemblies were livened up by the starting of a yelling group F. M. O, For Men Only. Rally members started early in the year with summer camp at Ashland and money raising activities. Successful spirit activities included the 50’s theme they used in dress and yells for the second Coquille basketball game. Several national assemblies were held with a variety of performers. An outstanding speaker was Senator Robert Packwood. Other performers were a ventriloquist, a yoga follower, and a mind reader. ROBERTA WILSON and Mark Schneider receive awards for .Spirit Week from Steve Lccp and Ken Harris. SHOWING HIS TALENTS to watchful students at a ' VARSITY RALLY members Cindy Meyer, Brenda Jack, and Paulette Peterson show national assembly is Mel Bateman, ventriloquist. their enthusiasm during a basketball game. 18 Assemblies and Rally

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Hearst, Kissinger occupy pages of newspapers As 1973 passed and 1974 opened MPHS students were caught in the events of the world as well as the events of their own lives. 1973 passed with the gas shortage growing more and more acute. Many teachers and students found bikes, walking and bus transportation had to replace the ever-present cars as tanks were drained dry. The Patricia Hearst kidnapping, the Mid-East war, Ilenry Kissinger, and Watergate occupied the front pages of newspapers during the spring of 1974. MPHS students were involved in their own student elections, community activities and sports as spring came to a close. SPEAKING AS A Presidential candidate, Scott Core tries to impress the student body with his qualities. AFTER THEIR INITIATION, new NILS members enjoy eating refreshments. DURING THE gas shortage it was not unusual to see this sign posted. WORKING VIGOROUSLY to earn money to go to Portland State University, journalism students wrash their adviser's car. READING THE officers creed, Mary Kay Mast installs Wade Warner as an FFA officer. 20 Miscellaneous Activities