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

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 YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' is all Mr. Messersmith and Mr Chiesa can sing about Two major plays staged by MP music classes This year director Harvey Harms kept himself busy with two plays and a variety show along with his music classes. The fall play was entitled Charlie Brown and was followed in the spring by Oklahoma. This year Mr. Harms was blessed with having more people try out. thus making a wider selection of actors and actresses. Mr. Harms ended this year of special entertainment with a bang. This last show was entitled Mr. Harms Variety Show and starred the New Vibrations and various other talent selected from the schools and community people. Plays 21 GENE RAYEVICH finds time to bag some z's during play practice OKLAHOMA” screams the cast as they finish their closing performance.

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MR. LOVELL is pickin'' and a grinnin during the Sound LOOKY HERE! says Joe as he shows the rest of the boys his little wonder Company's performance at the variety show. MARTY SMITH singing Lifestream . adds to the excitement ------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------—- of the Mr. Harms' Variety Show. BARBARA BRIGHT works carefully at the tedious job of putting make-up on Casey Hutchison 20 Plays

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THIS YEAR'S candidates for Boys State were Jim Stone, mike Noben. Bob Stoltz. Harold Brown, and Vic Garrone. All five are seniors for the 75-76 school year. Bruce, Jean share senior citizen awards One of the most outstanding award winners of 1974-75 was Senior Bruce Schroeder. Bruce was the winner of the outstanding Senior Citizen along with Jean Schlatter. Bruce was also the winner of other awards such as the Starr Speech Award, the French 1 award, and a $ 1.000 scholarship from the University of Puget Sound. Lisa Zumwalt was the winner of the French II award. Receiving the Spanish acclaimation were Terry Flora and Lori Moon. Janet Tucker won the commercial award which was presented by Mrs. Zumwalt. Brian Laird was the winner of the physical education award. Other winners of awards at the annual pot luck awards dinner were George Seely for the Math test award. Don Dagit and Bruce Schroeder won the Speech award. Rally also received roses for their efforts throughout the year. Numerous athletic letters were given for the outstanding athletes of this year. THE DAUGHTERS of American Revolution award was given to Juniors Terry Flora and Mark Labart. who also received the Chemistry award SENIOR JEFF Leisy was the winner of many honors such as the Math award, the McKay's Scholarship, and was among the class three top scholars, along with Scott Core and Bruce Schroeder 22 Awards