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

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TROMBONE IN HAND, Chris Hucldns practices for TRYING TO REPAIR a faulty sewing machine, Dave Baseler, Betty the upcoming Music in May concert. Crocker 1974 All American Family Leader of Tomorrow, adjusts the tension control. VALEDICTORIAN JILL COFFMAN and Salutatorian Bill Mast study their Humanities. FOREST FIELD DAY award winners in the contests held this year arc Bottom-Jon Heed, Ron Smith, Charles Kasper, Steve Armcnt, John Johnson; Back-Neale Duren, John Geaney, Kenneth Howell, Steve James, Jim Bolling, and Mike Bryant. MP placed first out of the 12 competing schools. JUNIOR JANET TUCKER receives the Coos County Dairy Princess Crown from 1973 Princess Tina Russell. Honors and Awards 27

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yearly awards changed to evening event The annual awards presentation was moved to the evening of May 29 in an attempt to gain better participation, and was considered a success. Students and parents gathered to accept awards as teachers made their presentations. Awards given included a special plaque given to Mr. Ernest Bryant in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Forestry Education. Student awards were DAR History Award, Bruce Schroeder, and Jeff Leisy; Freshman Home Ec. Award, Sadie Gasner; Journalism Award, Jill Coffman and Melanie Netland; Commercial Award, Thresea Knight; Speech Award, Roberta Wilson; French Award, Jeff Leisy and Robert Cribbins; Spanish Award, Melanie Netland; Chemistry Award, Bruce Schroeder, A1 Sibold, Jerry Wilson, and Dave Tams; Agriculture Award, Darrell Evans; Math Award, Jeff Leisy and Don Dagit; Physics Award, Scott Core; National Math Award, Dale Hu It; P.E. Award, Jerry Wilson and Jean Schlatter; Citizenship Award for Seniors, Jill Coffman and Chris Huckins. Receiving awards earlier in the year were Bob Stoltz, Rose Planalp, Vickie Choquette, Gayle Johnson, Rhonda McCain, Sharon Hills, Bill Hendrix, and Linda Lea for poetry' published in the National Poetry Press. Bruce Schroeder received first place in the United Nations Speech Contest and won a trip to Washington D.C. and New York. District first place trophies went to Bruce Schroeder and Jean Perry'. Choir service award went to Debbie Tucker and the Arion Award went to Roberta Wilson. Cliff Neal received the Musical Life Award. Cindy Meyer, Roberta Wilson, and Cliff Neal, choir members, were selected for Music in May along with Chris Huckins from the band. 26 Honors and Awards BOB RETHEMEYER, winner of the district JIM HUBBARD and Kaleen Van Rooyen, Voice of Democracy speech contest, competed Newspaper Award winners, study their awards, at state level. WINNERS OF THE Girls P. E. Award and Boys P. E. Award were Jean Schlatter and Jerry' Wilson. ▼ JON REED WAS recognized as Outstanding Logger in the 1974 Forest Products Field Day HONORED WITH the Freshman Band Cup is Betty Springer.

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KEEPING AN EYE out for his classmates, David Fullerton awaits the completion of the commencement exercises. ADDRESSING THE CLASS of '74 and their parents, Mr. Delbert Leep starts the presentation of the graduates. READY TO BEGIN the ceremonies, the class of 1974 heads down the hall to the gym. SPEAKING ABOUT INDIVIDUALISM, Valedictorian Jill Coffman makes her closing remarks. UNABLE TO MANIPULATE his boutonniere, Mr. Harvey Harms receives the assistance of NHS member Paulette Peterson. 28 Graduation