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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

f IN A BIG MYRTLE TREE SPORTS FALL Volleyball Football Cross Country WINTER Basketball Wrestling SPRING 68-81 102 Baseball Track Golf CLASS 107 124 Freshmen Sophomore Junior Senior PROM GRADUATION 129 126 145 AND THEIR TEACHERS 1, 2, 3, ... WORK SA ID THE TEA CHERS 6 WE WORK SA ID THE THREE FOR THE FOUR LONG YEARS 8 IN THAT SCHOOL IN THE TREE 9 JAN'S Complete Car Care Service $47 . 24 Hour Towing Service BEAUTY WEEKLY CHEVRON NOOK BY APPOINTMENT 415 8th Street Myrtle Point 572-5651 ROSIE'S CAFE You'll Never Go Away Hungry Real Home Cooking MYERS AND MYERS ANYTHING You Need In Wearing APPAREL FARMERS INSURANCE AGENT, Warren Weekly 605 SPRUCE-572-2413 IF YOU'RE DIRTY, MYRTLE POINT CLEANERS MYRTLE POINT, ORE. Will Clean You Up. 10 RICH MAN, POOR MAN, BEGGAR MAN, THIEF, DOCTOR, LA WYER, AND EDITOR IN CHIEF. VERY back row: Lisa Barklow, Sandy Fischer, Niecie Jarman, Joise Knight. Back row: Marshal Lewis, Rob Irwin, Susan Frazier, Teresa Parsons, Delores Mill. Middle row: Rick Scarbrough, Barb Tamke, Lori Johnson, Peppi Fawcett. Front row: Denise Crawford, Echo Laird, Alan Brown, Mr. Payne. The people pictured on this page are responsible for this historic tome' covering the best year yet 1978. Many blisters, gallons of sweat, a few burned up typewriters, a broken camera, and a few casualties went into this vast project. If the workers were paid their true value, you could not afford this book. I give to you the year book class of 1978. Rick doing his usual, in yearbook, acting busy. HUNDREDS OF CA TS The Teachers are Ready This year we registered in the fall on the first day of school. After the Seniors registered, the teachers leaned back . . . This isn't so bad . The Juniors came and all went well except health and P. E. but the faculty weathered the storm except for Gibons and Johnson who were spent. After the Sophomores tangled with Comp 1 and most of them were registered, the storm broke! One Hundred and Thirty Freshmen fighting for classes, of which there were none. Freshmen were still registering for classes a week later and the faculty hasn't recovered yet. The Students are Ready Gosh! 1 hope I get in 13 Charles Tubb signing up ALL THE QUEENS HORSES AND Twins, teddies, sportsters and monsters. Spirit week was a huge success. Although our football team hadn't won a game the students were excited enough that it didn't matter. On the last day of spirit week the teachers and students competed elbow to elbow in exciting and playful races. The games were held in the rodeo arena of the fair grounds. Of course the seniors won when the games were over. Another added attraction this year was a Powder Puff football game. Frosh and Srs. v.s. Jrs. and Soph. The game was a tie. ALL THE KINGS MEN Leslie Potts loves her BABY”, Greg Roush. Girls after the Powder Puff game. Mr. Dyal sure is mad about something. Marilyn the fireman, firewomen, fireperson! One of M.P.'s brighter freshmen. Mark Sperling made a beautiful lady for Spirit Week A behind the scenes look at Rob Irwin without his make-u: Marshall and Rick want to be KISSed. LEFT: Is this a double exposure, or is this Anna and Deloris Mills? BOBCA TS WHOLE A GA IN Tina and Darren have a rolling talent. What a long shadow Ragina and Kit cast. Myra reflects on Karen. Cheryl makes some kind of teddy bear! Right: Bobcat snowbunny Robin Elbek. The three stooges!? BACK ROW: Ted Fischer, Brad Carter, Paul Haley, Ken Kramer, Ed McGarity, Rob Irwin, Chuck Myers, Glen Lilly, Rich Capanna, Ron Wood, Duane Deitz, Larry Adams, Trennon Hamilton, John Shorb, Ray Ing, Jerry Evernden, Mike Capanna, Arron Shermerhorn, Tod VanLeuven, Terry Bush. FRONT ROW: Glen Olsen, Ron Proffit, Chris Elder, Arron Larsen, Bob Tams, Hal Kissel, John Knight, Ron Allen, Kent Gardner, Randy Howel, Rick Crook, Tom Thurman, Shawn Potts, Randy Bryent, John Gilpatric, Greg Roush, Rick Zick, Rick Weekley, Bud Brummel. The football team had a winning and a losing year. The winning aspect was the enthusiasm and spirit of the team and the student body. The losing was on the scoreboard, only. Many players were inexperienced, but they never gave up the fight. The bobcat fighting spirit showed, even when it seemed hopeless. Our players played as hard in the last game as in the first. Mr. DiFede was the head coach, and his assistant coaches were Mr. Mauze and Blackman. These coaches worked very hard with and for the players. It will be our great disadvantage not to have coach DiFede next year. This really was a good year: Even if the scoreboard didn't show it. WERE OUT TO GET UM! 19 Mozie and Blackman hope it's not another Italian joke. Our beloved mascot Pam. Rob tried and died. Look out Arment those guys look mean. 20 Defide tells Shorb, don't be afraid John. We've got spirit. The Capanna brothers what a team. Rich Capanna, Streaks for another score. Kent Gardner, HELP!” Who says we're yellow bellies!” 21 Coaches Thomas and Farnsworth coached the J.V. this year. The team was young and inexperienced, but played well. The coaches are looking forward to next year, when they will be bigger and more experienced. 22 23 THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE WENT OUT FOR CROSS COUNTR Y AND THE BOBCAT BEAT THEM BOTH. Coach Towne (Smiley) The young M.P. boys cross-country team placed third in the dis'trict meet at Bandon and first in the sub-district meet at Coquille. The number one runner was senior foreign exchange student Juha-Matti Lampola. The next five runners were sophomores led by Brent Glover and Mark Duncan. The boys' league dual meet record was 4 wins and 2 losses including a 29-28 loss to Bandon. The JV team placed second in the district meet. Myrtle Point started a girls cross-country team this year but finished with only four girls, five are needed to make a team. Rosie McGarity was number one, followed by Donna Davenport, Tina Works, and Mary Ann Stewart. Both teams had an enjoyable season with weekend picnic runs at Loon Lake and at the beach being the most enjoyable workouts. Left to Right: Top row. Coach Towne, Chris Woods, Danny Morris, Jerry Bennett, Blake Barklow, Juha-Matti Lampola, Stormy Fawcett, Forrest Mullenax., Middle row: Alan Dalby, Brent Glover, Mark Duncan, Jamie Morris, Darren Boone, Chuck Duran, Seth VanEyk. Bottom row: Donna Davenport, Tina Works, Rosie McGarity, Mary Ann Stewart, Cindy Davis. 26 Boys 1) Juha-Matti Lampola 2) Brent Glover 3) Mark Duncan 4) Alan Dalby 5) Forest Mullenax 6) Darren Boone 7) Chuck James 8) Jamie Morris Girls 1) Rosie McGarity 2) Donna Davenport 3) Tina Works 4) Mary Ann Stewart 27 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council for 77-78 talked about different recreation sources for the young people in the city of Myrtle Point. Patti and Dana gaze at the camera. 28 The student council looks busy. Okue studies his papers thoughtfully. 29 Mr. Bennet and the Knights of the Roundtable Mr. Bennett-Superintendent Mr. Row-Principal Mrs. Moon-Office Mr. Groves-Vice Principal Mrs. Baker-Office 31 Mr Burton-Counselor Some people do believe in putting paper in the waste baskets. Some of the band students leave their horns laying in the hall. 32 Mel Floyd thinks about his last year at Myrtle Point High. Mr. Flanders poses with his pet broom. Mr. Burton helps Tresa with schedule. ev plays with the pickles while Flo takes a rest. Flo smiles as she prepares lunch. THE QUEEN OF J.V. Girls Volleyball completed the season with 5 wins and 9 losses. Most versatile player on the team was Theresa Miller. Her fast serve and agility on her feet left her high scorer of the season with 97 points. Most improved setter was Billie Bohlman who scored a total of 56 points in the season. Kit Thurman and Cindy Bohlman came to J.V. from Varsity at midseason and their experience helped the team win some of its final games. Cindy finished the season with 47 points while Kit had 19. The season began with well over 15 girls, which was the number of uniforms available. Due to the fact that some of the girls had to share uniforms, not everyone got to suit up for every game. By the end of the season we had only 15 players and the team, as a whole, showed a great deal of improvement in their ballhandling abilities. The team was coached by Pat Railey. HEARTS PLA YED CROQUET BUT WE PLA Y VOLLEYBALL, TODAY Do The Bump! Front: Kathy Reed, Deedee Elis, Theresa Miller, Billy Bohlman. Second: Doris Johnson, Patsy McWilliam, Jill Tomlinson, Cindy Elder, Janet Bachmeier. Third: Jennifer Johnson, Laurie Johnson, Theresa Harris, Debbie Egli. Back: Coach Raily, Lisa Sluder, Cindy Bohlman, Kit Thurman. Back row: Carman Meyers, Franki Neideigh, Coach Eder, Cheri Roe, Cheryl Laird. Middle row: Gail Labart, Cindy Bohlman Kit Thurman, Angela Evernden. Front: Lisa Pearce, Betsy Leep, Michele Roe. Betsy sets one up for the team. This year's Volleyball season was a BIG SUCCESS. The girls won all but three matches. One with Siuslaw and two with Brookings. The girls had to olay Hidden Valley before going to State. They were victorious over Hidden Valley and continued on to State. Then only 8 teams remained in the tournament. The girls did not place in State, but they put up a tough fight. The Top performers were: Betsy Leep, Gail Labart, and Cheri Roe. Coach Eder is to be congratulated for fine coaching and an excellent team. 35 W A W THEY HAVE TH,E ETJTIRE BURGER FAMILY AND PEPSI FRYS ONION RINGS CHICKEN 8th and 4 4 MYRTLE PCjINT MYRTLE POINT AUTO PARTS Come tnto see Carl for all your high performance and racing needs. Foreign Domestic Car Parts, also HOLLY TRW MR.6 HURST HOOKER SCHEfEER • 572-2523 LEEPS LOGGING tSJNjm m MYRTLE- POINT, OREGON vp. r. . R£UER'S CLOTHING MY'RTLE POINT, OREGON — v ' 7,|r. A- ' ,'■� ' t£. 5 YOU CAN TRUST : ■ Tj L.YOUfl GAR Tp THE '- ?X?toAN WHO V EARS i MUSIC DEPA R TMENT Mr. Simons and Mr. Kendall directed the instrumental program. The instrumental department consisted of the concert band of 80 members and the select jazz band of 20 members. The students participated in the Bobcat Marching Band, Basketball Band, and Pep Band. During the year the bands played many concerts, one of which was with the University of Oregon Symphonic Band, the Bay Area Community Band and another in which Steve Moon was soloist. Both the Concert Band and the Jazz Band were outstanding in the district music festivals. The 1977-78 M.P.H.S. marching band. 38 The concert band during practice. The jazz band works hard for a concert. BA ND A ND CHOIR Mr. Harms takes his notes out for a lecture. Sonya Mitchell tries sing and dance. Mr. Harvey Harms, head of the vocal department works with two groups, the concert choir and the swing choir. This year the swing choir took a trip to Newport for the swing choir festival. The two choirs together performed at the choir festival at North Bend, where they received a 1. During the year the swing choir performed for the Rotary Club, the A.F.S. Banquet, and many more. The New Vibes sing for the A.F.S. banquet. Performing for the Rotary Club. 39 ■ ENGLISH Mr. Marty Gary was a new first year teacher at the high school. His classes included Minority Literature, Literature of the West, Poetry and Short Stories, American Literature, and Comp. l. Laura privately cheats on a test._____________________________________ Matt Claiborne finishes his assignment. Mrs. Linda Burton's classes included Cruise, Freshman Writing, Fantasy and Fiction, 20th Century Literature, and World Literature. This was her first year teaching at the high school in one year. 40 Mrs. Burton prepares for her next class. Mr. Howard relaxes after a hard day. 4 $ r Mr. Tom Howard, a new addition to the staff taught Fantasy and Fiction, Basic Writing, Literature of the West, and Crime and Suspense. Freshman girls showing how well they work. The freshmen try and learn to write. A yearbook member takes pictures. 41 ENGLISH Mrs. Carol Roush, (counselor), teaches Comp. 1, American Lit., English Lit., and Newspaper. Marla Wells works on the newspaper. This is a story? Mrs. Joyce Sixberry for 77-78 taught Humanities, Creative Writing, Freshman- Sophomore Seminar, French 2, German 1, and College Prep. 42 Mrs. Sixberry gives us a hazy smile. Rob Irwin reads patiently. Mrs. Bick Slyly eyes her neighbor. The creative writing class working busily. Seems like an interesting class. 43 FOREIGN LANGUAGE AND HOME EC Mrs. Barbara Cerotsky, the Home Ec teacher, taught Beginning Home Ec, Advanced sewing, Foreign Foods, and Housing. Tish, stirring her ingredients. Mrs. Cerotsky gives us a dashing smile Miss Kathy Wenzek teaches Freshman Writing, Spanish 1, and Advanced Spanish. 44 The freshman boys are working. Miss Wenzek's ready to hand out paper. MATH Math was taught this year by Mr. Towne, Mr. Dyal, and Mr. Fransworth. Math courses varied from basic math to trigonometry. Algebra students learned to use a system of letters and symbols in calculating problems with negative and positive numbers. What? 45 SCIENCE Science is taught by Mr. Railey, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Breitkreutz. A variety of classes are offered some of which are IPS, Marine Biology, Earth Science, and several more. Mr. Breitkreutz has taught at M.P.H.S. for 12 years. Mr. Thomas has taught for 13 years, and Mr. Railey has only taught for 2 years at M.P.H.S. Rip City Anything interesting on those negatives, Paula? Mark seems stumped by the last question. 46 47 Frankie tries to look around the chair at the camera. ART Art is taught by none other than Mr. Payne. Although Art is his main subject, Mr. Payne teaches two more classes including yearbook and 20th Century History. Mr. Payne who enjoys teaching, has taught for 18 years at MPHS. 'Oh Wow! Why did 1 ever take this class? Robin Woods and Gina Clark are busy silk screening. 49 BUSINESS TEACHERS The Business Classes were taught by Mr. Mauze and Mrs. Zumwalt. There were several different types of classes offered to help students going into the business world. Some of those classes are typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business lab. Mrs. Zumwalt explains how to type to Freshman Billy Gross. 50 Mr. Mauze has his mind on other things besides school. Lolo was busy working until the camera man stopped by. AND THEIR CLASSES Duh, I don't know the answer to that one. Aren't time writings boring? 51 HEALTHY LADS Health classes show you what to eat and what not to eat, take, smoke, drink, etc. Mr. Fisher and Miss Eder have a terrific program to get students started in life in both good mental health and good physical health. I think she is already dead Miss Eder making like a student How to save a baby 52 AND ACTIVE LASSES P. E. means physical education which means work, which means we get tired and sweaty and must shower which messes up our pretty hair do's (the girls have trouble with this too). But all in all we have a lot of fun and the exercise makes us feel good. We also learn games, and their rules, how to shoot arrows and hit golf balls. Pitching in Volleyball? I can fly How boring 53 Mr. Fisher lines them up WORK IN SHOPS Mr. Wardman and Mr. Hixon both teach intro-shop. It is a class where you learn a little of everything, drafting, wood and metal. Robert starts his lawn mower for the summer. 54 You handsome devil you. This pipe is sure heavy. WORK IN WOODS Forestry is a class designed to teach the basics of the logging industry all the way from choker setting to book work. Mr. Blackman says we're not looking for rocks 55 Oh come on. It's here somewhere. WORK IN CLASSROOMS On the mark, get set, go. Personal Finance is a senior class which you have to pass to graduate. Mr. Gibbons teaches that class. U.S. History is a required class for the juniors. Mr. Johnson left during the year so Mr. Robnet came in and next year he will also teach Per. Fin. Seniors show their Intelligence Deena whistles while she works. Darrell, I didn't do It. PRODUCING GOODS Wood shop is a class in which you can build yourself something. It is a fun class. Mr. Wardman teaches it. Mr. Hixion teaches metal shop in which you learn to weld. Peek-a-boo. 57 Row row row your boat. This is where the wheels work. W r I LAURAL BAKERY PASTRIES • PIES CAKES • COOKIES k310 SPRUCE STREET —MYRTLE -POINT OREGON THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN, WHO Greg Aasen Scott Abbott SHE HAD SO MANY FRESHMEN Lindee Adams Lorie Adams Wendy Albright Rainer Anderson Melvin Archer Joel Askland Blake Barklow Jerry Bennett Sam Brantley Allen Bright Bud Brummel Karen Buckles Groupies waitin' for the bell. Mr. Crook Miss Bright Danny Burdick Lori Cartwright Jamie Chapel 60 SHE DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO DO Todd Covert Mike Craven Gordon Cromwell Cindy Davis Vicki Crook O'kyu Choe Jody Evans Notes in Sex Education? Frosh will forget. Steve Egli It must be dirty Cindy Harvey's watching. Bill DeSoto Storm Fawcett Bobby Floyd 61 SO SHE GA VE THEM SOME Allen Freed Debra Fullerton Darren Fults Renee Gaines Kevin Gardner Steve Gardner Marllin Gasner David Greene Cindy Harvey Kayleen Hartley Freshmen waiting for their graham crackers and milk. Ron Green Charley Harris Jeff Zick's trying out his new coloring crayons Julie Gibbs Robert Heinlen 62 PENCILS, PAPER GLUE Shannon Holliday Barry Hoover Aaron Horner Doris Johnson Jennifer Johnson Mike Johnson John Jones Harrison Layton ri Janet Ligons 63 Tom Lea AND SENT THEM TO CRUISE Laura Lund Steve Lyons Bobbie Manning Angela Metcalf Kevin Miller Teresa Miller Clarence Mills Sonya Palmer Jennifer Oi Shannon Morris Nikki Robeson Della Richardson Greg Pride Cathi Reed John Mills Bobbie Morris Mary Payne Susan Pearce Bonnie Shelton Rick Roe WITH NOTHING TO DO Beverly Stalnaker Cristy Strain Belinda Storbeck Desiree Tardie Sharon Thatcher Jill Tomlinson Robert Warren Chris Wood Connie White Tammy White Regina Woods Tina Works James Whitman Jeffery Zick Charles Brown Cheryl Williams Doug Davis FRESHMEN 81 65 Jeff Ferguson This year the National Honor Society initiated several new people. The new members are Seniors. Evan Robinson, Marla Wells, Dana Tarno, and Mark Dietz. Juniors: Duane Dietz, Rick Crook, David Ray, Fanetia Mullenax, Lisa Barklow, Seth VanEyk, Joanne Vincent, and Gay Miller. Sophomores: Carmen Myers, Cheryl Anglin, Mary Ann Stewart, Janet Parrish, Michele Roe, and David Cagley. NHS INITIA TION o D D S A N D E N D S Coke MrcH he s For. BeFOR-E ? Ffter S?CI J)u ? A 6 LuhOEH T ME. m Jot Buy Coke J urinc Between C. pRtUClPAi ARE PRESEUt 67 THE LADIES OF Leading Scorer was Sophomore Rosie McGarity with 99 points, followed by Freshman Vickie Crook. The other leading scorers were Angela Everden and MaryAnn Stewart. The team showed tremendous improvement during the season and should help the Varsity program out next year. Their record was 11-8. Dance with me. Michele don't be afraid! They're easier to make when they are downhill. 68 THE COURT The Myrtle Point Girls Basketball team was a young, late developing team. They had a 11-3 record, winning their last eight games of the season. The team's strength was aggressive trapping zone defense, joined with a disciplined ball control offense. Senior Gail Labart, a 3 year starter, guided the offense and defense, while Cherie Roe controlled the board. With the work of other Seniors; Lari Sebree, Josie Knight, Underclassman Juniors; Niecie Jarman, Kit Thurman, Gay Miller, Sophomores; Carman Meyers, Frankie Neideigh, Angela Everden, Rosie McGarity and Freshman Teresa Miller, the girls made it to state. If they let us go in we'd win. Niecie going for it. Meyers must have made it? Teresa Miller, Lari Sebree, Gail Labart, Angela Everden, Josie Knight, Frankie Neideigh, Cheri Roe, Carman Meyers, Kit Thurman, Niecie Jarman, Gay Miller, Rosie McGarity. The Varsity girl's team played very well the first game of the state basketball tournament. They were nervous at first then they started playing basketball. They lost to Hidden Valley 30-32. The second game they won against Seaside 36-35. They lost fourth place to Crook County 26-49. It was a good game. Two worried coaches. It's up there somewhere! 70 100 LITTLE INDIANS h -T: Bud Abel Cheryl Anglin Janet Bachmeier Tammy Bartishofski Pam Barzee Darren Boone Angela Bowen Chris Brantley John Bright Randy Bryant Becky Buckles Tammy Bush Cathy Capanna David Cagley Ronda Card Laura Castleman Matthew Claiborne Dennis Covert Richard Conner v Roger Clarno 71 Mark Duncan Class meetings are so thrilling. Chuck Duren Debbie Egli Gary Evans How boring. What! 72 Angela Evernden Mike Fenn Dan Fish Jeff Fullerton t - fW •• • - i Richard Evans Ronda Card looks really enthused. Concentrating hard! Brenda Sams is paying attention for once. Melanie Glimberg Brent Glover Laurie Johnson is trying to get brownie points from Mr. Hixson. Connie Greiner Paul Haley Jan Harris Sandy Graham Steve Greene 73 Scott Heim Doug Howell Alan Hathaway k. — Danny Hermann Gary Heinlen Theresa Harris Devin Hubbard Tim Leep Matt MacGeorge Laurie Johnson, Debbie Egli and Teresa Harris gabbin in the hall. Shawn Potts hard at work on his drafting. Laurie Johnson Aaron Larsen Russell Leibelt Victor Ludwig Anita McCarley 74 Rosie McGarity Anna Mills Carmen Myers James Netland Angela Everden, Janet Bachmeier and Rosie McGarity practice on a routine. Laura Castleman is playing teacher. Ik' FP Patsy McWilliam Forest Mullenax Franki Neideigh Raymond Ng Mark Osbon Kathy Palmer 75 Janet Parrish Ann Patton Shawn Potts Don Rondo Brenda Sams Cathi Schneider Tana Stevens Mary Stewart Shiela Stinnett Ray Summers Teresa Sjostrom David Steinhoff Tracey Summers Barbara Tamke Sophomore Class Officers; Randy Bryant, President, Jamie Netland, Treasurer, Shawn Potts, Secretary, and David Cagley, Sgt.-at-arms. Andy Van Vlack Peggy Vigue Tony Vincent Dennis Wallace Eric Zumwalt Rick Weekly ' V Bob Warren Teri Williamson 76 77 Teacher and Student The Newspaper staff keeps their own records of the papers they put out. Editor Marla Wells Mrs. Roush, Darrell Gulstrom, Rick Scarbrough, Larry Adams, and Greg Roush-Middle row: Marla Wells, Carmen Meyers, Cathe Capana, Angela Evernden, and Cristen Wilson. Front row: Nadene Frazier, Michele Roe, and Rosie McGarity. Volume 4-1, No. 14- Myrtle Point High School May 26, 1978 The Myrtle Leaf staff published 14 eight papers this year. The homecoming and senior issues were special 10 page papers. The Staff this year was: Editor- Marla Wells with three years experience. News Editor- Nadene Frazier with three years experience. Sports Editors- Rosie McGarity and Greg Roush with one year's experience each. Feature Editor- Kristen Wilson with one year's experience. Photographer- Rick Scarbrough with three years experience. Ads Manager- Darrell Gulstrom with two years experience. Reporters- Michele Roe Larry Adams Angela Evernden Carmen Meyers Advisor- Mrs. Roush At the World Press Conference in November, the staff won four awards in writing competition: Marla Wells- 1st place editorials Greg Roush- 2nd place sports Kristen Wilson- 2nd place features Rick Scarbrough- 3rd place, photography 79 08 MAN ALIVE! The Freshmen were coached by Mark Mauze and as usual with freshmen they lacked experience and polish. However, they soon proved themselves to be masters of the court. The Freshmen had a very good and successful season. Mauze trying to catch a fly Lakey awaits the ball Matt shoots for 2 81 Myrtle Point has the ball again Matt takes a break from the huddle OLD KING COLE Coach Blackman talking again? Team conference. This year the team was coached by Fred Blackman and Pat Towne, assistant. The team had a bad start but ended the season fairly well. The Rally helped to keep the boys and the school's spirit up for the whole season. Next year's team will have the power to win, and go to state. Mike tries to fake. Mascot. Another win! 82 Glen and Jerry tell secrets. AND HIS DRIBBLING FIVE Dale Larson, Kevin Arment, Hal Kissell, Jerry Everden, Mike Capanna, Tim Leep, Bud Brummel, Glen Lillie, Marshall Johnson, Rich Capanna, Mark Dietz, Karen Swenson, Leslie Potts, Chris Burdick, JoAnn Vincent, Karla Stevens, Dana Tarno, and Mascot Pam Brummel. Not pictured are Kent Gardner and the little rally yeller. Good jump Rich!! The rally is sure fired up J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. basketball team this year was coached by Pat Towne. The team had good team-work and tried to win all of their games. The record for the team was 3-20. Even though the team did not do so well, there was a lot of spirit. The rally (to the right) did a lot to keep the team spirit up. Angela Bowen, Brent Glover, Seth Van Eyk, Duane Dietz, Chuck Duren, Shelia Stinnet, Barbra Tampke, Robert Gibbs, Jamie Netland, Ted Fischer, Scott Hiem, and Ronda Card. 84 Ted awaits the ball Dale gets mad Profile??? “THESE LILLIPUTIANS WILL99 This year the Junior class of 77-78 sort of kicked back and let life go by easy. All thru their high school years the junior class has had more spirit than the frosh, soph, and seniors. The class was kind of slow getting things together for the prom but we came through, of course. Class officers were President: Mike Capanna, Vice President: Patti Breitkreutz, Secretary: Karla Stevens, Sergeant at Arms: Don Allen. Deena Allen Rick Able Ron Amelung Sheryl Armstrong Lola Askland John Barklow Lisa Barklow Robert Barnett Patti Breitkreutz Brad Carter Billy Cook Vickie Covert Rick Crook 86 GROW “I FEAR AND Susan Frazier David Fugate Jack Green Viki Grotting Jane Groves Tim Groves Toni Hammack Tammy Stalnaker w f _______________ 1 Kevin Harris Lisa Harvey Sherri Harvey Teresa Harvey 87 Steady as she goes. GRA D UA TE NEXT YEA R! Marshall Johnson Roger Johnson Lanora Jones Danny King Hal Kissell Jerry Knight Vickie Kohanes Dale Larsen Anthony Mattoon Shirley Metcalf Roxanne McGeorge Eddie McGarity Chuck Meyer Montgomery Morgan What a beautiful couple Roxanne and Mark make. 88 Fanetia Mullenax Joe Nichols Phillip Ollier Glen Olson Teresa Parsons Sharon Muenzer Deann Pattee Theresa Pearce Jeff Pearson Ron Proffitt Wendy Reynolds Paula Roane Julia Shrum Mary Jean Rethemeyer Crystal Smith Glenda Sibold Roy Spanler Don't look so serious. Bob. Mark Sperling Kirk Stump Marty Stallard G. Storbeck Karla Stevens 89 Karen Swenson Robert Tams Tom Thurman Seth VanEyk Joanne Vincent Chuck Vincent Kathy Walter Sherri Weekly Kit Thurman Sheryl, you have such class. Loreena Winter Leann Wintjen Liz Woods Ron Woods 90 COQUILLE SHOP RADIO SHACK N I y 722 p PL€ ST. MYRTLE POINT A DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS, A QUARTER TILL NOON Christmas week for the bobcats, was slow getting started, and everyone showed a great lack of enginuity and imagination. But After the bobcatsfinally got the ball rolling, things began to take shape. The Freshman's theme was, snowmen; and they did a fine job decorating their hall. Sophomores decorated their hall accordingly, they used the theme of Santa's workshop. Fred Flintstone visited the Juniors. The Juniors did a very good job on their hall, they also ran the Seniors stiff competition for first place. The Seniors used Santa's elves for their theme AND were chosen the champs of Christmas Week, for the year of 1977 - 1978. I know who they see; it could be, Santa or Difede Who did this? 92 THE BOBCATS CELEBRATED, NOT A SECOND TOO SOON 93 OF % l COQUILLE SUPPLY LUMBER INC. PAINT HARDWARE w3jfi' jsjteg. .-4 v 1. v - - jA HLu S . 'e _m CLOTHES o COQUILLE m DON'S - COQUILLE IJrigko I OFFICE SUPPLIES BOOKS • GIFTS ART SUPPLIES STORE STATIONERY APRIL SHOWERS BROUGHT MA Y SHOWERS Vacation was a record! It was the first SUNNY vacation in 3 years. wears jeans, and a tacky shirt; Is as sexy as a louse, and attractive as dirt. But a girl in a dress, the boys she attracts. She looks like a Lady, and like a Lady she acts. R. PAYNE But the weather made up for it after vacation, rain, rain, rain. Will the sun ever shine; Again? 95 BILL Y GOA TS GR UFF A year of constant improvements and inconsistent practices. Highlights of the season: beating Coquille for the first time in 6 years; 37-24 having a 4-2 league record having a 10-9-2 season record taking 3 district championships and 3 runner-ups placing 19th in state, for the 3rd year the best place of our league at state. District Results: Coquille 197 Vi Siuslaw 178 Gold Beach 163Vi Bandon 150 Vi Myrtle Point 149 Brookings 122 Vi Reedsport 67 Bottom row: David Dickey, Mark Duncan, Sam Brantly, Jerry Knight, Alan Brown. Back row: Coach Dyal, Randy Howell, Randy Davis, Rick Evens, Tod Laird, and Coach Steele. Bottom row left to right: David Dickey, David Cagley, Bob DeSoto, Alan Brown Manager, Middle row: Chris Elder, Marshall Lewis, Daren Boone, Shawn Potts, Tim Jones, Top row: Coach Hal Dyal, Larry Adams, Roy Spangler, John Knight, Rick Zick, Tom Thurman, and Coach Bob Steele. 96 M.P. BOBCATS TOUGH! This season was a growing and improving season. There was much accomplished through the individual efforts of every member of the team. There were no members that half heartedly wrestled but all had goals set and were achieving these goals. Some special accomplishments were: David Cagley being high point wrestler and placing 3rd in state, Bob DeSoto and Shawn Potts for placing 2nd in district and going to state, Roy Spangler for placing 4th in district and being the most improved wrestler sharing that honor with John Knight, Rick Zick for placing 6th in state and being a co-captain along with Larry Adams and Tom Thurman, Larry also placed 1st in district, while Tom had the fastest pin of the year and also placed 1st in district, and Marshall Lewis who was this year's most inspirational wrestler. Coach Dyal looks unhappy. 97 WRESTLING 98 99 ASSEMBLIES AND ENTERTAINMENT Assemblies this year were few and far between. The ones we had were very good, including the man on the tramp and the science show. We also had some visiting musical groups. Our hats are off to the rally who really carried the load of entertainment and the lifting of our spirits. They did a terrific job. Try-outs for rally. 100 The flying man The volleyball girls get recognition Karla really rallies Rally will entertain you The rally had a skit Mike's a willing helper The national assemblies That's a devil and . . . Chris is part of the rally 101 ROBIN HOOD AND This year's varsity baseball team was coached by Don Fisher, with Doug Gibbons assisting. Two players from M.P. made All-Conference this year. They were Senior Rich Capanna, and Junior Hal Kissell You did what to the pitching machine? HIS MERR Y MEN King Richard Prince Raymond Michael Randy watches to see if the ball is caught. 103 Joe heads out for practice. T«P � Coach Gibbons, Scott Hem Dennis Herman. Mike Capanna, Rich Capanna, Paul Hailey, Joe Johnson, Coach Fisher. Bottom =. � � - tsett. Bob Tams Bob DeSoto, Ron Proffit, Randy Bryant, Hal Kissell. Randy Davis, Randy Fisher. Mark Sperling looks on while varsity practices. Peep rounds first base. 105 It looks good but really its a strike. UFMDV'A QrUDHPnPD ill— 11 i r-v. jui iiu;luli AND SON MYRTLE POINT % NORTH BEND | . 106 9 RUB A DUB DUB The MP boy's team proved to be one of the top 15 dual meet teams in the state again this year. The team placed 3rd in the newly formed Far West League district meet. This year's team strength was in the field events. District winners were, Tim Groves, Rick Zick, Shawn Potts, Bob Barnett, Chris Elder, Rob Irwin, and Duane Dietz. The MP girl's team had a successful individual season. Many girls attained new personal best records. At district the MP girls placed 5th. District winners were Carmen Myers, Cheri Roe, Barb Jackson, Kit Thurman, Rosie McGarity, Michele Roe, and Viki Crook. 1977-1978 Myrtle Point High School Track Girls and Boys Date Opponent Time April 7 Douglas Relays 11:00 April 7 Crater Invitational (Girls) 10:30 April 8 Coquille Invit. (Boys) 11:00 April 11 Coquille (Girls) 4:30 April 15 M.P. Rotary (Coed) 11:00 April 20 Siuslaw (Coed) 4:30 April 28 Countv Meet (Coed) 4:00 May 2 North Bend (Coed) 4:30 May 4 Roseburg Suislaw (Girls) 4:30 May 6 Brookings Rotary (Boys) 12:30 May 9 Coquille (Coed) 4:30 May 13 South Coast J.V. 12:00 May 16 Coquille (Coed) 4:30 May 20 District 10:00 May 26-27 State All day Coaches: Pat Towne, John Difede, Louis Farnsworth, and Sue Eder. TRACK 1977-1978 107 THREE CA TS IN A TUB Front Row: Cheri Roe, Leslie Potts, Joy Findley, Second Row: Tina Works, Cheri Gaines, Janet Bachmeir, Rosie McGarity, Michele Roe, Carmen Myers, Mary Ann Stewart, Kit Thurman, Third Row Viki Crook, Josie Knight, Cindy Elder, Bobbie Floyd, Laurie Johnson, Connie Sturgill. 108 They wonder why they're losing. Dancing during track? Fighten with the wind? THE RUNNER, THEJUMPER 109 AND THE SHOT PVT THUMPER! • I •i � V?' v . H'.V-'s 110 “BOB CATS” hront Kow: Robert Gibbs, Chris blder. Brent Glover, Jamie Morris, Ray Ng, Henry Mattos, Duane Dietz. Second Row: Alan Dalby, Bud Brummel, Shawn Potts, Kevin Arment, Greg Roush, John Dumire, David Fugate, Rick Roe, Robert Warren, Jerry Bennett. Third Row: Coach Towne, Steve Gardner, Rick Zick, Larry Adams, Robert Barnett, Jamie Morris, Juha-Matti Lampola, Rob Irwin, Chuck James, Tim Groves, Ed McGarity. Whatever you do don't screw up! Work 'en up a sweat, or trying to. Hunch-Back's having troubles! THIS LITTLE PIGGIE WENT I saw a sign in M. P. that said Clean up M.P.-Send the band to Canada . The band went to Canada and had a real good time. The Spaghetti feed was one of their schemes for raising money. It was very successful, well attended and they ran out of spaghetti. Finished and full oops! The music was good The cooking was better 112 TO THE SPA GHETTI FEED There was plenty A dandy selection of topping goodies Kendall and the tooters 113 COAST HARTLEY'S TO THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE COAST | IN TOWN! 7 AM TO 10 PM Br-w TOTAL HARDWARE 572-5151 ■ � jt mSB-- MIKE ACME MACHINES AND SUPPLY MANUFACTURER OF LOGGRAPPLES HEELBOOMS MACHINE WORK WELDING HENRY HOWELL 572-5733 CLUBS CLUBS 115 FFA, they judge around the state things like swine, beef, sheep; they went to the state convention in Albany. This year two members get to go to Kansas City Missouri for the national FFA convention. They meet once a month with their advisor Mr. Herman. They are also trained in shop skills like welding, sharpening drills, etc. These students will be our Future Farmers of America. The Athletic club is a new club made up this year. Club members consist of any lettermen. This includes our girl athletes. With the help of Mr. DeFedi, they were able to have money raising projects such as a jog-a-thon, Donkey basketball game and a number of car washes and baked food sales. Some of the money they made will be used for buying new sweat suits for the track team. CLUBS CLUBS National Honor Society is based on four principles: Scholarship, Leadership, Citizenship, and character. Students have been chosen by privilege. Membership usually numbers around 20 to 25 with average G.P.A. of 3.6. Members thus recognized at graduation for their high academic achievement. Plans are to perhaps begin a National Junior Honor Society at the middle school level. 116 CLUBS CLUBS The science club was organized in February as a forum for students whose common interest centers around some field of science. At present the members are all either freshmen, sophomores or juniors. Regular club meetings are scheduled for the first Tuesday of every month. To this point our meetings have involved discussions of our spring field trip to OMSI and the Portland Zoo, a suitable club conservation project and a taxidermy demonstration which was presented in April by the club vice president, David Cagley. Future plans include an annual field trip, programs of scientific interest at the monthly meetings and a club sponsored community conservation project. Science Club: Note the studious, sincere, scientific look on their faces 117 Franco German Club: Sorry about the picture, Earthquake. CLUBS CLUBS The Christian Youth Club (CYC) is a nondenominational organization intended to promote Christian fellowship at Myrtle Point High School. The club is open to anyone who wishes to participate. Club activities include potluck dinners, Bible studies, prayer breakfasts, and various recreation outgoings. 118 MAURIE BASSETT INC. AGENT CHEVRON USA, INC. COOS BAY 267-2107 MYRTLE POINT 572-2828 HODGE - UNION OIL DISTRIBUTOR ONE FINE DA Y THE DONKEYS There was no competition this year for student body offices with only one person running for each office. Marshall Lewis; President: Deena Allen; Vice-President: JoAnn Vincent; Secretary: Randy Davis; Treasurer: Tana Stevens; Vice-Treasurer: Don Allen; Sgt.-at-arms: Susan Frazier; Parliamentarian. Rally elections this year went fairly well. Varsity Football: Deena Allen, Teresa Lobato, Cathi Schneider, JoAnn Vincent, Tana Stevens. Bobcat: Tish McGarity. Varsity Basketball: Paula Roane, Cathi Schneider, Karen Swenson, JoAnn Vincent. Bobcat: Teresa Lobato. Wrestling Rally: Patsy McWilliam, Kim Aman, Jill Tomlinson. J.V. Rally: Shannon Holliday, Doris Johnson, Lisa Sluder, and Gena Woods. Deena Allen; Vice-President Marshall Lewis; President 120 JoAnn Vincent; Secretary WENT OUT TO PLA Y, AND WITH Randy Davis; Treasurer Tana Stevens; Vice-Treasurer 121 THE ELECTION THE ELEPHANTS Paula, Teresa, and Deena doing a beautiful mount for try-outs. 78-79 Student Body Officers. RAN AWAY 122 OUR GOLF CLUB Curt in a classic golf stance. Go straight you dumb ball. Most of °ur 9°lf team The 1978 edition of MPHS golf featured an improved, young competitive group of athletes, including MP's first lady letter person, Angela Evernden. Angela, soph, participated in the Girl's District Match held at Emerald Valley Country Club in Eugene where she placed 14th in a field of 35 golfers. Angela will lead the 1979 MPHS Girls' Golf Team next spring. Seniors Curt Noben and Jerry Evernden guided their teammates to an improved finish at district this season. Curt's 81 placed 11th at district amidst 40 golfers. Curt was MP's medalist in all but one match this season. Jerry's 88 placed 15th at district which saw the team defeat two farwest league teams and place sixth. Returning next season are a troupe of young aspiring golfers including sophomores: Bob Gibbs, Steve Green, Wayne Morris, Mark Lovell; Juniors-Seth VanEyke, Rick Abel, and Roger Johnson. Teresa Miller, freshman, will also return to the Girls' program. WENT TO TEE. No one concentrates harder than Robert JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND PRINCESSES Queen Karla with her escort Ron Allen. The 1977-78 Junior Prom was a great success. The theme was Dream Weaver and the Prom colors were blue and silver. Second Wind was the band which played for the dance. Karla Stevens was crowned queen and her court consisted of Fanetia Mullenax, Niecie Jarman, Teresa Labato, and Joanne Vincent. 126 Queen and court stand ready to dance. Carmen and John don't mind the others. Micelle and her dad dance to the boogieing sound. Our theme DREAM WEAVER Tammy and Rick look in love. 128 The queen as she is crowned at the prom. PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1978 My Tribute to the Class of 1978 by Betsy Leep. Seniors of 1978 it seems only yesterday we had just begun our new life in high school. The closeness of each fellow classmate started to bind together and as the years grew, the lock was formed into a close class. Now it is time to take that golden key and unlock our lives and go our separate ways to rebuild that lock we call life. I have laughed and cried with these seniors and I would never trade it for another class. You have shown me what real friendship and what being needed not only as a person but as a friend meant. Seniors, the scholastic, creative, and exciting ability you have shown me and other watchers makes me proud to be a 1978 senior and others envious of such a fine class. I wish each and every senior the best of luck in their future and I hope all the goals that have been set are fulfilled to make you happy for the rest of your lives. Betsy A. Leep (Student-Body President) Betsy Leep - Student Body President. 1977-78 Class Officers Larry Adams - President Greg Roush - V. President Trennon Hamilton - Sgt. at Arms. Patty Valenzuela - Sec. Treasurer. 129 Abbott, Barbara Bachmeier, Kathy Brummel, Pamela Burdick, Antonia Anderson, Tanya Brown, Russell Bush, Terry 130 Davis, Brian Dietz, Mark Egli, Tammy Dunn, Liz DeSoto, Rita Capanna, Rich Evernden, Jerry 131 Dickey, Melvin Dumire, John Frazier, Nadeen Gaines, Cheryl Fawcett, Peppi Gardner, Daniel Fullerton, Julie Gardner, Kent 132 Glover, Laura Gillpatrick, John Hamilton, Trennon Gulstrum, Darrell Graham, Bev Harris, Carri Herman, Dennis Hoffman, Susan 133 Knight, Josie 134 Labart, Gail James, Michael Johnson, Lindy Howell, Randy James, Charles Knight, John Mills, Delores Morris, Jamie Lobate, Greg Lillie, Glenn Morris, Cindy Leep, 135 - A . • r g Robinson, Evan Roe, Cheryl Rondo, Celia 136 Routh, Lore Scarbrough, Rick Seebre, Lari Roush, Greg Stinnett, Kenny Storbeck, Ed Jr. Stover, Geni Stover, Mark Sturgill, Anna 137 138 Warren, Myra Weathers, Debra Wells, Marla Wiley, Irene Zick, Ricky Woods, Robin Lampola, Jaha-Matti Wright, Kevin Riphat, Ade Exchange Students 139 SENIORS LARRY AO AMS Ego, Leroy . - Likes: all sports, math science classes, parties with friends, nice ears, and girls, loud Rock music dances. Rem: 0-9 Football season, setting a school record m discu, almost undefeated wrestling season, knowing Coach O'Conner, Pattee. Rayevich, Mueller, Boys State, my first 4 point report card Bennett Park parties, Hamilton's Vincent's parties and my Sr Year.. . Plans: College somewhere Clubs Act Football 1-4, NHS 3-4 TANYA ANDERSON Tanner, Tan Likes: Silver Camaro with blue Stripes, drinking screwdrivers real slow, loud music, but yet pretty mellow. Tacos, spaghetti, cruzm' in my parents crummy Rem: When I locked my keys in the car and Mr. Groovey got them out When 1 was crowned Homecoming Queen my Jr. Year, getting caught skipping Work Exp. by Mr. Oifedc my Sr. Yr., and chosen for best dressed of senior class Plans To get lots of money, so then I could buy a car. Go to beauty school in Sept . Get an apartment Clubs Act: Volleyball 1,2, Track 2, Choir 1,2.3.4 KATHY BACHMEIER Bach Likes: Football games, dances, movies, foxy guys, cruzin' around, pizza. parties, new cars, clothes, vacations, swimming and the fair Rem. 7th period Art. The Immature Freshman, the little boy with all the bubble yum , the gossip in MPHS. the good times on weekends. The Hill Top Inn their Shirley Temples. Plans, to get a decent job. get a car and an apartment, to get out of Myrtle Pt Clubs Act: chorus, track, yearbook, softball, tennis. Most fun to be with Seniors- Betsy Leep Greg Roush. RUSSELL BROWN .. Rusty. Rorry ratcoon, Dustin Hoffman .. . bkes: Pizza, watermelion, working at Safeway, DM LP, SH, FM. band. Dr. Pepper, strawberry soda 4 milk shakes, hamburgers fries. GROWING FLOWERS. Rem: getting swats, having fights with Alan Brown, not getting initiated in my frosh yr. winning a microwave my Jr. yr. Dec 76, but not getting it until Feb. 77, taking SC to the Jr. Prom my Soph. yr. Plans: to go to SWOCC a couple of yrs. study Botany, planting fields of flowers and selling them. Clubs Act: Spanish 1, Band 1.2,3,4. PAM BRUMMEL . . . Spam, Bummy . . . Likes. Tequilla Sunrises A STAR IS BORN , New Year's 77-78 with DT. LP. JV. barns, I still go crazy, movies, pizza, chocolate doughnuts from Mr Dyal, homemade ice cream with RC, MC. DT, JV, CB, Fighting like cats dogs with KK Rem: going with S. Choir to San Francisco, to Eugene with DT, Football basketball, PF with KK, DT. LG. being a frosh and realizing I'm a senior now. BB RM falling in love Plans. Becoming a professional singer actor, going to U of 0 and tots of guys, getting marned to someone who cares and who wants me Clubs Act: S. Choir 4 yrs Bobcat (Sr. Yr.), Spanish Club 2 yrs., Franco. German 2 yrs., being a Bobcat fan since my 9th grade yr. DONNA ROSE DAVENPORT . .. Likes: watching cartoons. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Donald Duck. Rocky, playing tennis with Carol, jogging, tacos, pizza, Hot Rock music, love songs, dancing, tall dark foxy guitar players named GE Rem: pruning trees In Vo. Ag with CS all the boys, frosh Home Ec.. all the fun I had in Cross Country, getting my license, last summer with PF GE, baby sitting, walking home at 3:00 in the morning Plans: getting marned to GE, becoming a wnter, traveling all over. Clubs Act: FFA MPHS, track team, NHS. BRIAN DAVIS . . Oggie ... Likes: Food, sleep, drinking, smokes, wild mghts and wild days Rem: Bennett Park Construction class. Soph, yr with Seals Anderson, photography with Ham Laboto. Plans: work in Construction for few years then try different jobs and play around. Clubs Act Choir, baseball 2. RITA DeSOTO ... Rita Ray, Ratt .. Likes: Oakland raiders, Portland Timbers, Barry Manilow, short people, 6th 7th period with JD, LK. PB, food, my ''orange'' juice, “Subaru the Brat, my blue jeans Osaga's, mountain climbing, sky diving. Rem: Exchange trip to Portland viewing the Portland Timbers, PF with Mr G., THEL, AS, MW, teasing KK. riding the bus with KK, chopper RC in 8th grade Plans: CPA and live in Scotland, grow at least two more inches, blowing up KK car, visiting Oakland Raiders, no future marriage if can be helped and only adopted kids Act NHS 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs.. Franco ’German Club 1 year. MARK DIETZ .. Stretch. Spock . . Likes: Star Trek, Star Wars science fiction in general, basketball, the beach, pizza, reuben sandwiches, the donut shop. Rem: skills day. basketball road trips, bugging Mauze, band trips, fantasy fiction. Plans: SWOCC, business profession. Clubs Act: Frosh basketball. JV basketball 2,3. Varsity Basketball 4, Band. TAMARA J EGLI . . Likes Good-looking guys. ML’s Carmaro, Crtizin' MP. Coquille. and Coos Bay. listening to the radio, going to parties when 1 get the chance. Iha ha), and being around people and friends, Rem going to Diamond Lake and the Indian Reservation with the band in “76 , going to Star Wars with PF. and Mrs. Cerotsky surprising me with the Home Ec. award in 77 Plans: going to College 4 or 5 yrs to become a Home Ec. teacher. Clubs Act: band 1,2,3,4 MICHAEL B FAIN . . Grizzly . . . Likes: Kenworth VIPS, four wheelin' in a C-J5, foxy ladies, Sthil saws and red cedar, .44 magnums, grabbin babbets in the mud, Copenhagen and D6 Hot Sticks Rem: All the bets lost on MPHS football games for 1977. Ail the frosh who gave me ulcers in metal shop. Plans: trade school, obtaining certified Welders degree, starting a business in Alaska, Clubs Act 8and 1.2, forestry 3.4 PEPP1 FAWCETT ... Pepper ... Likes: Books, Rocky, Star Wars. One on One, Miss Zosel, my job as a box boy. gymnastics with Danny Neil, the stars, and Terry. Rem: being m the newspaper for the first time, my senior yr., hating school dances, awful school lunches. Clubs Act: Dance Team 3. French Club 1. Track 3. Gymnastics 4, Editor of Yearbook 4. Plans: Foreign Exchange student to Australia, major in Psychology JOY FINDLEY .. “Fin ... Likes: Dances, parties, pizza, spiked Shirley Temples. Bandon guys, cruzin' in a Cobra II, Exciting Personal Finance class, skipping business Lab, “The Wild Plum in Eugene, Oregon, Playing the piano. Rem: The great senior bench (yuk), our chorus class 5th period, skipping work experience and never getting caught, gossiping in 7th period Art II. Barky's blue eye shadow. Going to the Hill Top Inn, Ice cream cones at the A W, charging food at Walts. Plans get a good paying job an apartment, a car, maybe college later on. Clubs Act: Chorus, Track. NAOEEN FRAZIER (WINTER) . . Beenie . Likes: Mexican Chinese food, butterfingers, 1968 green camaros, the color green, teasing people and being a married woman Rem: Being an office aide 7th period and watching Mrs Baker attempt to make baskets, being an immature freshman, having Mrs Roush for a teacher twice a day for four years and Mrs Roush's technique of saying “he. she and it. Plans: To be a housewife for the next 80 yrs., if I live that long and have 20 kids Clubs 4 Act: Choir 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Newspaper 3.4 DEBRA FREED ... Fred . . Likes: beach parties, pepperom pizza, fast cars, money. good lookin' BOYS. Rem parties with my Best dressed Seniors - Tanya Anderson Rick Scarbrough. 140 The Senior Flirts - Robin Woods John Dumire. fnends. and when I first came to this school. Plans: Work for two years and then go to college JULIE FULLERTON . .. Likes: My 1975. V-8, 350 cubic inch 325 horsepower Chevy pick-up; riding horses, roller skating, piz a. Rock 4 Roll music and Cruzin- MP on Friday or Saturday night. Rem: All the good times w Mrs. Zumwalt teasing the office staff 3rd or 4th penod, 5th period Amer. Lit. w PV, work experience friends at Bank of MP, Chauffeuring PV, GL. JF, CS, 4 K8 to work every day, winning best-dressed logger on loggers day (considering only few people dressed up), 4 watching 30 movies and going to Tubby's w my dad. Plans college, majoring in Secretarial work and or Banking procedures. Clubs 4 Act: 4H for 3 yrs., and our Broadbent Community Volleyball games on Thursday nights CHERI GAINES . Likes 1977 mustang, pizza, parties, being rowdy. Mr. G's PF class, watching PF. Rem: Junior keg, last day of school my frosh year, frosh initiation for Class of “78 . Plans, have fun, live dangerously. KENT GARONER .. Biff ... Likes Hot rod pick-ups. foxie women, Witz beer. Rem; skipping school, Bennett Park parties. Plans; Go to college, rent an apartment, and chase women Clubs 4 Act Football 2,3.4, Basketball 4 yrs , Track 3.4, Athletic Club 4 JOHN GILPATRICK Rubber man Likes: Backpacking, Canada, log cabins, riding horses, health food, soccer, ping pong, volleyball, baseball, basketball. Christian 4 classical music. Rem: Mr Difede, who taught me to believe in myself. Mr. Messersmith for fishing news and the library for information on soccer and back packing. Plans, to go to 8ible school in Canada for four yrs., be a Christian counselor, learn how to play a lyre. Clubs Act: Christian Youth Club, Soccer Club, football, wrestling, track. LAURA GLOVER . . Lover Glover Likes: pizza, diet pepsi, big mac's, Rodeo's, cowboys, parties and teasing people. Rem: Yoncalla Rodeo “77 , when D.C. saved my life, my first greyhound bus nde, knocking a muffler off a boyfriend's pick-up and all the trouble I've been into, but don't have the time or space to write about. Plans: get an apartment out of town, 4 a secretarial job, maybe someday marry a cowboy that my dad approves of Clubs 4 Act wrestling rally, spirit club track. BEV GRAHAM . . Likes: The ocean, chocolate. Rick, bike riding, good music, traveling, parties, fairs, firebirds, weekends. 4 vacations Rem: My good friend (Patty), sharing a locker with Julie, skipping, proms, games, friends, homework Plans Live in Coos Bay. buy a home, get a job that I'm happy with DARRELL GULSTROM Likes: Chinese food, photography, antique cars, and Fords, going to the show house, car races, Country 4 Western music, (Hank Williams-favorite singer) Plans: join the Air Force, buy several antique cars, attend Auto shows and swap meets, and to go to Harrah's car collection in Reno. Clubs 4 Act Photo Club, Newspaper TRENNON HAMILTON I ... Likes, money to kick back and rot while people wait on me, parties, burning holes in paper with Brian Davis' coke bottle glasses, cruzin' the lively town of MP. Rem: good times at Bennett Frona Parks, getting a $100.00 ticket for racing Greg Roush when we are supposed to be at Football practice. Plans: go to Hawaii and rot my leather for a year or nine, and then come back to work construction somewhere Clubs Act football 4 yrs., Sgt at Arms, Jr., Sr. year Baseball 1 DENNIS HERMANN Likes: Dirt bike ridmg. Miller beer, good music (Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, etc,) Customized four wheel drives 4 a lot more. Rem Ending up under the front of Mark Sperling's pickup after he had demolished my motorcycle, my trip to Kansas City. Mo., Going for a nice bike nde up Dement Crk and coming out Catching Crk Plans: Enter OSU school of forestry for fall term then getting a job with US Forest service Clubs 4 Act: FFA L2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3 4. Track 1.3, Baseball 4 SUSAN HOFFMAN .. Redsy, Pinky, Susie-Q, Copperhead . lakes Pop music, good looking guys, sports, peach pie, burritos, animals, the beach, swimming parties. Art II class, Ford Mustangs, talking on the phone late at night, spending money, cruzin' around on New Year's Eve, being a senior, Jerry Lewis movies, sunny days, Grizzly Adams 4 Eights Enough Rem Falling asleep in English and US History every day my Jr Yr., Getting the flu on Halloween, getting elbowed in the nose by spaced out M. Oeitz, eating two plates of food for Chnstmas. giving Mr Messersmith a bad time 7th per in Library Science, struggling through 1st nine weeks of PF, getting initiated as a frosh, bowling 154 4 beating my Father. Plans: get a job and maybe going to college after a year, get married to an honest Christian guy who respects and loves me, get a volkswagon bug, visit a friend in Alaska Clubs 4 Act: VP. of Church Youth Group. 4-H president. RANDY HOWELL Randy Likes: good stereo, good music, old movies, A4W s super PaPa Burger Basket w a Root Beer freeze Women w lust on their minds, runny oatmeal, touch football w-girls. Plans becoming a welder by attending college if things don't work out maybe a hitman. Clubs. MPHSCC (which stands for Myrtle Point High School Copenhagen Chewers. LINDY JOHNSON . . Likes: noon hour, 3:30 pm., being with friends, an occasional party or two. Rem: standing 4 walking in the ram during school w out a car, 4th period business lab, water fights during noon before summer vacation every year 4 Paul Tomlinson 4 Mike Howell. Plans: work for a year or two 4 then go on to business school. JOSIE KNIGHT Ukes basketball, track 4 swimming Going to the show and pulling practical jokes on people, bugging Mr Burton. Rem the nice people that I've known in High School my Jr History class and my Sr PF class especially the teacher Mr G., Mr Groves. Mrs Moon, 4 Mrs. Baker, working hard in the office Plans: going to Oceanography school then major in Biology at SOCC. Clubs 4 Act Varsity track 1,2,3. Varsity Basketball 1 yr., JV. Basketball 3, yrs., JV Track 1 yr.. Volleyball (JV) 1 yr. Spanish Club 2. KEN KRAMER .. Kramutt hound. Krabby . . Likes: Football, Basketball, anybody's car but my own. California Rams, Portland Traiibiazers, 6th 4 7th period w RD, PB, apple friters. Michelob 4 Coots, fights, 4 Vetts Rem: Football season, breaking statues belonging to TS, getting drunk with JS, wrecking my car, giving teachers bad times, failing classes, PF w JS. KB. LG, DT. ML, getting kicked out of football games, Big-3's Plans getting out of High School, stay out of trouble, get a good job. bail Dad out. nice house, get married, have kids, make them play football whether they want to or not, Act Vice Pres of Athletic Club, football 3 yrs . Baseball 1 yr. GAIL LABART Stick . . Likes: God, Ford 4x4 pickups, good food, playing volleyball, basketball and football, good music, swimming, hiking, Mr. Howard for a coach and BS-ing w RW and TH Rem; The NHS trip to Portland the fun times w JF, being the only girl in my wood shop class. Student Gov't class w 'BL, CH, TB, GR. CN LA, RB, skipping out of Geometry w PV. and the trip to the state VB playoffs. Plans Attend college, major in Wildlife Science then get a job Clubs 4 Act GAA 142. Varsity volleyball 2,3,4, Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4. NHS 2,3,4. Athletic Club 4, Government 4. CHERYL LAIRD . . La� rdy Poo . . Likes 26 oz s. Hall 4 Oates, potato chips, making the frosh feel like they aren't wanted, being rowdy on the senior bench Rem: going to state in volleyball, being an aide in Mauze s typing class and giving RB a bad time, going to San Francisco w the Swing Choir, watching Miss Eder's face get red in Health class, and the great senior hall Plans go to college and become a millionaire. Clubs 4 Act; Varsity Volleyball 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. Swing Choir 3,4, Track 1.2,3. ECHO LAIRD Larden, Lil Arden . . Likes: Chevells, cruzin' on Friday night, trouble, and TRENNON Rem Citizenship, getting kicked out of PE. 77 Jr. Prom and 1976 Boat Run at noon. Plans: undecided ... Most talented Seniors - Pam Brummel Juha Lampola. BETSY LEEP .. Leeper . Likes: Jocks, (Camaros, Cameras, 141 SMILE A WHILE Carnivals), 28 Oz's, parties 4 being rowdy Rem Diamond Lake, fun parties, my teachers, dress up days (logger day when I drove the crummy), Auqua boat. State Volleyball. 4 my friends. Plans, go to college, be an accounting teacher. Coach volleyball play VB Clubs Act: Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Student Body Pres. 4. Sec. of Athletics Club 4 German Club Pres. 3 Basketball 1, Track 1,2,3. GREG LOBATO Lobo Likes: the thought of this being my fina) year at MP. Pink cars Rem: Senior party at Steener's house. Also remember noontime. Swing Choir trip to San Francisco, my many excuses for not being at Work Experience Plans: College at U of 0, get out of Myrtle Point . . Clubs Act: Pres, of S. Choir. Concert Choir, THE BOOK CLUB (private club). DELORES MILLS . Blackfoot . .. Likes. Living in open meadow's, babysitting, Christian 4 classical music. ART, summer days, wading in the ocean, horses and living in big houses. Rem Mr. Watts as a really mce friend and great teacher. MPHS, my friends, and the Wednesdays we had hamburgers Plans: going on to college and teaching 1st grade, learn as much of Art as I can. CINDY MORRIS Likes: pizza, cards, music, bowling and Canadian bacon Rem Going w Spanish Club to Eugene 4 eating the Mexican food. Plans: moving to Calif or Texas Clubs Act Club of Spanish 1 BILL MULLINS . Likes: Painting, eating, fishing, hunting, hiking, Teen music, dancing, motorcycles, building houses. Rem: Frosh initiation, Spirit Week of Jr. Year Teachers, band, and Mr. Groves, the one person who always popped up at the wrong times. Plans College majoring in Architecture. Clubs: CYC Club 1. CURT NOBEN .. . Melvin . . Likes: sports, going to games, public speaking, Friday Saturday night dances, cruzm' “the city , duck 4 pheasant hunting, fine motor vehicles, get togethers w friends, girls Rem: First long year of wrestling, soph yr when we took 2nd in state debate, golf matches, stimulating lectures in US History, arguing w Mr. Gibbons, trips to Eugene w- GR, LA, Saturday nights w Hamilton 4 Roush, my first 4 00. going to Diamond Lake w senior friends, good times in school Plans: 5 yrs of college, become administrator or executive, get married, raise family, make a million but have other important things in life too. Clubs 4 Act: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. NHS 2,3,4. Spanish Club 1,2,3 Golf 2.3.4 Student Council 1,2,3.4 Speech-Debate 2,3,4. KEVIN D PARSONS .. . Quack Likes: foxy ladies. transAma, Yamaha's parties, dimbtng trees, going four wheelin', steelhead Mr Watts. Con, Bong 4 Ameba Rem Jurrtping out the window w Georga during class. Hassling Ameba 4 Davis. Shulby 4 Marty Mallard during Art. “Buck Shot Groves hassling me every morning for skipping. Going to state in volleyball, moving away from home my senior year. KAREN PRICE . Likes: Going to the Beach on a hot day; Trying to play tennis, Camping 4 Chocolate Sundays Rem Crushing the gnll of my dad's car while trying to bumb car out of my way. Plans go to college Clubs 4 Act' Track, volleyball 4 band. ADE RIPHAT . . . Likes Collecting stamps, writing 4 reading, singing, dancing Rem: Teachers 4 students being nice and fnendly by them helping me to know English better, teachers 4 students are close. And enjoy talking w,'friends during lunch hour up late, traveling, older women, my mom 4 dad, bacon 4 eggs, basketball games, clothes 4 a new car Rem: Youth Breakfast before school on first Friday of every month, going to Europe spring-vacation my senior yr., all the people in the high school that turned their lives over to Jesus, also racking my brains out in Y8 class on this senior layout and bemg BORN AGAIN Plans graduate, buy a T-top 78 Ford Cougar, decide what I want in life, make lots-a-money, and get submerged in God's precious work. Clubs 4 Act Spanish 1.2,3,4. Choir 3,4, Photography 3. CYC 1.2. Student Govt 4 (V Pres. Sr Yr.) 4 I wish track KENNY STINNETT Ken Likes hunting, fishing, slow cars 4 fast women Rem: Coquille dances, working 4 wild Friday nights Plans: moving away from MP4 getting a job in construction Clubs 4 Act. Frosh football, Jr baseball, golf team 4 Most talkative friendly Seniors - Dana Tarno Kent Gardner Foxiest Seniors - Echo Laird Trennon Hamilton fishing, playing poker 4 hustling red cedar. Rem: first steel head, Kansas City, Mo FFA convention w DH, RD, my 5% willy's, Ek hunting first year, Plans: Work, setting chockers, further education by service. Clubs 4 Act FFA 1,2,3,4. Speech 1, Wrestling 1. Baseball 1. Forestry 1,2. KATE PAYNE . .. Likes: 3:25 PM. holidays, running around, sleepm' in, movies, havin' fun. Rem One excused absence, best friend, goofing off in class, winning and eating pizza at Skills Day Clubs 4 Act: French 1, working in the play NHS 3.4 Basketball 3. Plans: move out and get a job. USA PEARCE ... Likes parties. Bongs, cruzm' in Georgia's pickup, getting toasted, noon hour blow outs. Art, Mr. Messersmith 4 4 cafeteria's food Plans: Physicist, an author 4 a girl scouts leader Clubs 4 Act: Franco German Club 4 Science Club 4. EVAN ROBINSON ... Likes: The fast pace of school and social nfe at MP. All the strange people (like PH) Computers. Solitude, MD trips to Hayward Rem: PF 6th per. Summer 77 PH. JM, AB. MD, MD (again). LA, JML, GR Plans: Caltech through a Doctorate, Research job or teaching at a College. Clubs 4 Act: As few as possible CHERIE ROW Roebate Likes: Food, being rowdy, cruzin' around the big city MP. Mr. Howard as our B.8. coach, Birthday parties Rem: Going to state in Volleyball How hard it was to take those first steps skiing Diamond Lake trip Blind Dinner date at ThunderBird. Plans: Attending ML Hood College, majoring in Public Relations- Business Management 4 marry a rich husband Clubs 4 Act: Rally 1,2,3. NHS 1.2.3,4 Ath Club 4 Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3.4 Track 1,2,3,4 Girls' State Attendance 3. Government 1. CEUA J. RONDO ... CJ ... Likes: 1977 Dodge truck w four-wtieel drive 4 Positnack. Italy 4 Australia, painting, clay 4 pottery, breeding, breaking 4 training horses, working w the kids at Camp Easter Seal 4 giving them rides on the donkeys 4 PINEAPPLES and ROSCO my dog, also my Christmas present (Ranger) an Appaioosa colt Rem: Mrs. Sixberry's 4th per German class. V. Basketball, frosh year w’Miss Elliott, Ade R. 4 her story about hamburgers, whip cream 4 pickles 4 her second day in America Plans College to major in working w handicapped or something Clubs 4 Act: V. Basketball 1. Far West Oregon Appaioosa Horse Club Board of Director on that club GREG ROUSH ... Flex . . Likes: Football, track, girls, parties w friends, school, lifting weights, 4 just plain goofing off. Rem: Bennett Park parties, my senior yr., my last year of football at MPHS, alt my fnends, the teachers, my 105 dollar speed racing ticket when I raced TH 4 my soph, yr when I was framed into an MIP for accidently hitting a fair booth. Plans: go to college, get a good degree, get married, get a good job, and get rich Clubs 4 Act Ath Club president 4 Sr. Class VP, NHS, football 1,2,3,4 track 1,2,3,4 basketball 1, Jr., Soph VP LORE J. ROUTH toothpick . Likes horse-back riding and cats. Rem: almost everything. Plans: going back to where I came from. Clubs 4 Act 8and 1,2,3,4 Choir 1.2. RICK D SCARBROUGH . . Ricky ... Likes: Jesus, Praisin' the Lord , mexican food, people, Chinese food, good vib music, staying ANNA STURGILL . Butch Otis Likes: horseback riding, motorcycle riding, swimming, camping 4 working on cars Rem: the last day of school 1977. Plans: get out of this pit hole, go on to school Clubs 4 Act volleyball 2 yrs Band-majorette, Spanish Club. CAROL SUMMERS: Likes: the beach, animals, cartoons, tennis w DD. pickups, food. Rem: prunnmg trees w DD 4 TS, jr. yr. in chemistry, collecting insects in zoology 4 class meetings. Plans: go on to college for an indefinite period of time; At OSU. Clubs 4 Act frosh track NHS, Student moll 4 girls' dub DANA TARNO Tarn, tinsel teeth . Likes- white porshes, Chinese food, dances, William Katt, the radio, We just disagree. Devils Gun 4 the Beach Boys fashing (on chocolate sundaes?). Rem: cruzm' w CL 4 PB, yelling w TV, KS. LP, PB. KS, 4 CB at f.ball 4 b.ball games, going to Eugene w PB 4 not getting lost, rally camp (BORE ME), Hay loft . New Year's Eve w PB 4 LP, trip to San Francisco w swmg choir, orthondomst?, locker no. 282,29-35-27, Summer of 77 on the Calif, beaches 4 in N Carolina 4 PF 5th per. w Gibby , PB, LG, T8, KK, JS, ML, RH Plans: go to U of U, then chase my dreams in a silver ship Clubs 4 Act: volleyball 1,2.3, B ball 1, S. Choir 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Franco German 3,4 MARK THATCHER . .. Likes: fast chevelles, Jane Groves, racing, eating pizza 4 scuba diving. Rem: beating three cars since I have had my car. Plans: going to coast guard and be a commencal diver Clubs 4 Act. Football PATTY VALENZUELA (ALBRIGHT) . . . Patty Ann . . Likes: ice cream, Dave, hiking, picnics, swimming, eagles. Bev, snickers, Fri nights. Rem: track, parties on the bus. Business Lab. skipping w Bev. messy lockers. Plans: college to study accounting, have twin boys Clubs 4 Act Spanish Club 3 yrs., NHS, track MYRA WARREN Likes. Spring days, close friends, holidays, pets, new clothes, outings w my family, living in Europe. Rem: never understanding Chemistry, tasting snails in French. Plans: Elementary teacher. Clubs 4 Act: French Club 4 tenms. DEBRA WEATHERS . D.J .... Likes: the Oakland Raiders, baby blue Luvat Bud’s, to eat anything 4 everything Rem Mr G'S PF Class, running around w Sam, staying at AY house on Sat. mtes, Friday nites cru m'-round Safeway parking lot w RR 4 BS, my 16th birthday, working at YCC in summer of 77 Plans: work in summer, school in fall, getting apt. in Portland or Eugene, getting hitched in cinco anos Clubs 4 Act volleyball for 2 4 one-half 142 year MARLA WELLS . Likes a 1970 Z28 camaro that's brown w white stripes, pizza w everything on it but mushrooms, parties, and etc Rem: skipping school, newspaper class, environmental biology field trips, and my old gray tuna boat Plans: working and getting married Clubs Act Spanish 1,2,3, Spirit Club 2. JV Rally 2. IRENE WILEY .. . Riley .. . Likes Going to parties, cruzm' down back roads (n blue mustang w SW, horseback riding, skipping without getting caught. Sleeping til noon, pizza. Rem: The good ole frosh days, going to Dimond Lake without anybody knowing and getting caught, all the football games we lost in our senior yr Skipping work experience and never getting caught. Plans getting out of Myrtle Point, getting married to SW. make it rich by working at the Security Bank Clubs Act Choir 1,2 working at Security Bank in work experience for a year R081N WOODS Likes: Football games, dances, parties Coquilie guys. Rem: how I had to slap myself to stay awake m my 3rd per. class through the first semester, how hard it was trying to find the right guy to walk with at graduation Those stup’d competentcy tests Plans: save money work way through beauty college eventually get my own beauty shop plan on getting own apartment during the summer Clubs Act Band 1,2,3. softball, choir 1,2, track 4 RICK ZICK likes: Ford mustangs, KISS, Aerosmith, parties, this school compared to MHS. getting drunk and going to the Coquilie dances, Rem football party, passing out in Coquilie parking lot sneaking half a case into the show house, friends, dates. Plans: go on vacation after school, maybe go into the military Clubs Act: football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, track 1.2. ALAN BROWN pj. Big Ai, Blonde Likes: pizza, dancing, singing, foreign language Jesus Christ Rem: DM. ER, DR, a lot of good times. Clubs Act: Franco'German CYC, Camera Club, Wrestling manager Most Athletic Seniors - Gail Labart Larry Adams 143 SOM EDA Y SOON Humor - Laura Glover Greg Lobato Shyest Seniors - Nadeen Frazier Jamie Morris Most likely to succeed Seniors - Tammy Egli Curt Noben 144 Most scholarly Seniors - Carol Summers Evan Robinson (1st sem) GRADUATION + N % 146 THE SENIOR LIVED Food is the most important part of our day. The graduating Class of 1978 lived through a war, government upheaval and an energy crisis. Through all of this we have survived and thrived. This was the first class to have different colored gowns. The girls wore white and the boys were in blue. The girls carried white carnations, tinted blue. Spring pastel colors were used in decorating. The back drop was a field of white with a rainbow running across it and a pot of gold at the end. Unlike last year the sun was out. The white gowns showed up beautifully. The graduating class of 1978 gives thanks to all the people of the school and community who helped in making us the masters of our destiny . The seniors they let in to this school! Greg Roush and Curt Noben are wrestling? Joy and Irean are studying so hard. THROUGH ROUGH CLASSES MMM| SENIORS !UJ-SS Kavur . � . hn J ««rMiMK Havm, N. Anv,k Jimi.vma', Vio� AlWIl Kl.MbOO, 'frr . •rm stu| (Ml H vm j. Nam mi I. r � „„ , m ,nw- Win wn i jh,, „| I -Mr4 Ilk.- m,y KkivmM W.iikik ftkM(, «.nt «. and Kam|«M m, ■l i M« .uwmary tr, Si rally baMitir.. .,4 , ■JtarrdoaJ Anvu ■UkU Put r’V.-. n.i a i.� ,,ldr bar. ttnd •hair Uuirldrr . M «f thrft.t .m| a ■ li 4 Ma If ooV-dy hn-m y «. •� mtr- it M your m � fault- MUTCH Kkawtil tiny M M n� � � t ili� ai l I- I Ao M rmm. (or if I maid i«l talk I d hr in |� ir. Motto an 1 John Mnu. 'Hail r—f (TOO M-tto 11.-1 on. At I.KKY Kart.VT. AuAuanr M«st Un industry 4. for a kwh wfcool mrt Seniors of yesteryear. Ade Riphat is one of our senior foreign exchange students from Indonesia. Bill Mullins trying to look scholarly. 147 ROTTEN TEACHERS H«rcdLurriitr C oniracncrmcnt P xfrcixM Class of 1978 Myrtle Point llijtli Scl tool Myrtle P omt, Oregon .lone I. 1978 2:00 P. M. HsgL Sc! ool Stadium CL- Fl� .� r Carnation CL— Colon £fixincj 1 PaxtzU CL.. Motto Hi’ c% t U t aiiaxttxs, Of Out U zstiny The graduation crowd. 148 Rick giving Benediction. AND LIVED Carol Roush gives awards to graduates. The different faces of graduation. Deep in thought Mike is set free. 149 HAPPILY EVER AFTER! Salutatorian, Kate Payne Valedictorian, Patricia Valenzuela Proceaaional Invocation Baccalaureate AcU r Salutatorian alediciorian Selected Songa reaentation oi r, Benediction Recessional A war, j« Claaa of 1978 Diploma Mr. Ilarvcv ilarma Rev. Beltv Bauxell Rev. Bettv Bazxell kotliarine Pavnc Patricia aienxuela New il.ration Mm. Carol Rouak Counselor Mr. Tl. Oman Roe P nncipal Mr. R. T. Green Board of Directora RicL Scarl rou, li Mr. II arvev II- Gradi dting S, Barbara Catherine Abbott Isirry Dean Adams Tanya Lynn Anderson Kathy Lynn Bachmeier Alan Dam Brown Bussell Fredrick Brown Pamela Gay Brummel Anlhonia Jean Burdick Terrance Joseph Bush Bichard Allen Capanna - Class of 1978 Llizabeth Jo Clarno Brian Paul Davis Bita Ann DeSolo Melvin Eugene Dickey Mark Ixirry Dietz John Edward Dumire Tamara Jean Egli Gerald Alan Evernden Micheal Brace Fain Peppi Morgan Fawcett Graduating S. Class of 1978 Joy Jancon Findley Nadeen Winter Frazier Debra Lynn Freed Julie Ann Fullerton Cheryl Jean Gaines Daniel Allen Gardner Kenton Bradley Gardner Boland Carter Gill John llulbert Gil [tatrick Laura Lee Glover Beverly Jayne Graham Darrell Dean Gulslroni Trennon Edward Hamilton Caroline May Harris Dennis Conrad Hermann Susan Elizabeth HoJJmun Marshall Bandall Howell Philip Bodger Hudson Charles Eugene James Lindy Lou Johnson Johnny William Knight Josephine Marie Knight Gail Bae Lultarl Cl wry I Arm Laird Echo Alette Laird Michael Kent Laird Betsy Ann Leep Glenn Alan Lillie Gregory Allen Ijobato Delores Marlene Mills Cindy Lee Morris Jamie Wayne Morris Billy Joshua Mullins Curtis I we Nohen Kerin Dale Parsons Katharine Lucilc Payne Elisa Anne Pearce. Leslie Diane Potts Karen Elizabeth Price Eran Michael Bdbinson Cheryl Marie Boe Celia Joyce Rondo Gregory William Boush Lore Jeanne Booth Rickie Dene Scarbrough I-ari A nice Sebree Kenneth Iwslie Stinnett Edwin Dale Storbeck, Jr. Eugenia May Stoier Markley Allen Slaver Anna Marie Sturgill Connie Susan Sturgill Carol Elizabeth Summers Dana Lynn Tar no Murk Allen Thatcher Charles Patrick Tubb Patricia Albright Valenzuela Todd Bcnnell Van Leuven Myra Elizabeth Warren Debra Jean Weathers Marla Iwis Wells Irene Joy Wiley Robin Ann Woods Kevin Leland Wright Ricky Aim Zick Denoh Honor Society Index Bick, Elanor 12 Blackman, Fred 19 Breitkreutz, Robert 47 Burton, Linda 12,40 Cerotsky, Barbara 15 Difede, John 21,12 Dyal, Hal 15,92,45 Eder, Sue 35,109 Farnsworth, Lou 9,45 Fisher, Don 104,102 Gary, Marty 12,40 Gibbons, Doug 12,104 Harms, Harvey 39 Hermann, Verlin Hixson, Arvid 73 Howard, Tom 12 Johnson, Tom Mauze, Marc 19,50,51 Messersmith, Paul 2,15 Payne, Richard 11,48 Railey, Lilburn 47,26,9 Roush, Carrol Burton, Jim 13 Roe, Tom 128 Moon, Florence Baker, Judy Bennett, Jerry Simons, Les Sixberry, Joy Steele, Bob 2,92 Thomas, Hall 46 Towne, Pat 45,25,26,108 Wardman, Ron Wenzek, Cathy 12 Zumwalt, Marge 50 Breuer, Vern Egelhoff, Flo Flanders, Leroy Floyd, Mel 2 Grove, Frank Kendall, John Freshmen: Aasen, Greg 60 Abbott, Scott 60 Adams, Lindee 60 Adams, Lorie 60 Albright, Wendy 60 Anderson, Rainer 60 Archer, Melvin 60 Askland, Joel 60 Barklow, Blake 25,60 Barnard, Lorrie 60 Bennett, Jerry 25,60,111 Brantley, Sam 60 Bright, Allen 60 Brown, Charles 65 Brummel, Bud 18,60,111 iCkles, Karen 60 Burdick, Danny 60 Cartwright, Lori 60 Chapel, Jamie 60 Choe, O'Kyu 29,61 Covert, Todd 61 Craven, Mike 61 Cromwell, Gordon 61 Crook, Vicki 60,61,108,109 Davis, Cindy 25,61 Davis, Doug 65 Dery, Gail 61 DeSoto, Bill 61 DeWald, Dante 61 Dickey, Rosalind 61 Egli, Steve 61 Elder, Cindy 34,61,108,109 Ellis, DeeDee 34,61 Evans, Barry 61 Evans, Jody 61 Fawcett, Storm 25,61 Flora, Liz 61 Floyd, Bobby 61,108 Freed, Allen 62 Fullerton, Debra 62 Fults, Darren 62 Ferguson, Jeff 65 Gaines, Renee 62 Gardner, Kevin 62 Gardner, Steve 62,111 Gasner, Marlin 62 Gibbs, Julie 62 Greene, David 62 Green, Ron 62 Green, Sandy 62 Gross, Bill 62 Groves, Robbie 62 Hancock, Julia 62 Harvey, Cindy 61,62 Harris, Charley 62 Harris, Stacey Hartley, Kayleen 62 Heinlen, Robert 62 Holliday, Shannon 63 Hoover, Barry 63 Horner, Aaron 63 Hitner, Bill Johnson, Doris 34,63 Johnson, Jennifer 34,63,108 Johnson, Mike 63 Johnson, Tauna 63 Jones, John 63 Jones, Tim 92,99 Knight, Susan 63 Kohanes, Matt 63 Koser, Rick 63 Laird, Tod 63,92,110 Lakey, Andy 63 Larsen, Don 45,63 Latimer, John 63 Layton, Harrison 63 Lea, Tom 63 Lee, Greg Libbett, Tom Ligons, Janet 63 Long, Barb Lund, Laura 64 Lyons, Steve 64 Manning, Bobbie 64 Mattoon, Genie 64 Mauck, Kelly 64 Mellor, Denyce 64 Metcalf, Angela 64 Miller, Kevin 64 Miller, Teresa 34,64,69 Mills, Clarence 64 Mills, John 64 Morris, Bobbie 64 Morris, Shannon 64 Muenzer, Raymond 64 Oi, Jennifer 64 Palmer, Sonya 64 Payne, Mary 64 Pearce, Susan 64 Pride, Greg 64 Reed, Cathi 34,64 Richardson, Della 64 Robeson, Nikki 64 Roe, Rick 64,111 Shelton, Bonnie 64 Shrum, Paylene 64 Sibold, Art 64 Sluder, Lisa 34,64 Smith, Gerald 64 Smith, Mark 64 Speaks, Faydra 64 Stalnaker, Beverly 65 Strain, Cristy 65 Storbeck, Belinda 65 Tardie, Desiree 65 Thatcher, Sharon 65 Tomlinson, Jill 34,65 Train, Jeff 65 VanVIack, Darla 65 Vincent, Sam 65 Wallace, John 65 Warren, Linda 65 Warren, Robert 65,111 Weathers, Dan 65 White, Connie 65 White, Tammy 65 Whiteman, James 65 Wiley, Eric 65 Williams, Cheryl 65 Wood, Chris 25,65 Woods, Regina 65 Works, Tina 25,27,65,108,109 Zick, Jeffery 62,65 Sophomores: Abel, Bud 71 Anglin, Cheryl 71 Bachmeier, Janet 34,71,75,108, 109 Bartishofski, Tammy 71 Barzee, Pam 71 Bennett, Michelle 71 Bohlman, Billie 34,71 Boone, Darren 25,27,71,92,99, 111 Bowen, Angela 71 Brantley, Chris 71 Bright, John 71 Bryant, Randy 18,71,76,103, 104 Buckles, Becky 71 Bush, Tammy 71 Cagley, David 71,76,92,99 Capanna, Catherine 71,73 Card, Ronda 71,73 Castleman, Laura 71,75 Claiborne, J. Matthew 40,71 Clarno, Roger 71 Conner, Richard 71 Covert, Dennis 71 Curtis, Sherry 72 Dalby, Alan 25,27,72,111 Davis, Eric 72 Dery, Candace 72 DeSoto, Bob 92,99,102,104 Dickey, David 72,92 Dollarhyde, Dawnita 72 Duncan, Mark 25,27,72,92 Duren, Chuck 25,72 Egli, Debbie 72,74,34 Evans, Gary 72 Evans, Richard 73,92 Evernden, Angela 73,75,35 Fenn, Michael 73 Fish, Dan 73 Fullerton, Jeff 73 Gassett, Tamara 73 Gibbs, Robert 73,111 Glimberg, Marilyn 73 Glimberg, Melanie 73 Glover, Brent 25,26,27,73,111 Graham, Sandy 73 Greene, Steve 73 Greiner, Connie 73 Haley, Paul 18,73,104 Harris, Jan 73 Harris, Theresa 34,74 Hathaway, Alan 74 Heim, Scott 74,104 Heinlen, Gary 74 Hermann, Danny 74 Howell, Doug 74 Hubbard, Devin 74 Johnson, Laurie 11,34,73,74 Laird, Tracy 74 Larsen, Aaron 18,74 Leep, Timothy 74 Leibelt, Russ 74 Lovell, Mark 74 Ludwig, Victor 74 MacGeorge, Matt 74 McCarley, Anita 48,74 McGarity, Rosie 25,26,27,75, 109,108 McWilliam, Patsy 34,75 Mill, Anna 75 Mitchell, Sonya 39,75 Morris, Caniel 25,75 Morris, Wayne 111 Mullenax, Forest 25,27,75 Myers, Carmen 35,72,75,66,108, 109,128 Neideigh, Franki 35,47,75 Netland, Jamie 75,76 Ng, Raymond 18,75,111 Osbon, Mark 75 Palmer, Kathy 75 Parrish, Janet 75 Patton, Ann 75 Potts, Shawn 76,75,74,92,99, 18,111 Roe, Michele 76,72,35,109,108, 128 Rondo, Don 76 Sams, Brenda 76,73 Schneider, Cathi 76,73,122 Sjostrom, Teresa 76 Steinhoff, Dennis 76 Stevens, Tana 76,121,122 Stewart, Mary Ann 76,25,27, 108 Stinnett, Shiela 76 Summers, Raymond 76 Summers, Tracey 76 Tamke, Barbara 76,11 VanVIack, Andy 76,2 Vigue, Peggy 76 Vincent, Tony 76 Wallace, Dennis 76 Warren, Robert 76,2 Weekly, Rick 76,18 Williamson, Teri 76 Zumwalt, Eric 76 Juniors: Abel, Richard 86 Allen, Deena 86,120,122 Allen, Donald 86,121 Allen, Ronald 18,86,126 Aman, Kimberly 86 Amelung, Ronald 86 Arment, Kevin 2,110,111 Armstrong, Sheryl 86,90 Askland, Lola 86 Barklow, John 86 Barklow, Lisa 11,86 Barnett, Robert 86,110,111 Bennett, Edward Boatwrite, Brenda 86 Bohlman, Cindy 34,35,86 Breitkreutz, Patricia 28,86 Burdick, Chris 21 Cagley, Danny 86 Capanna, Michael 18,86,103, 104,105 Carter, Brad 18,86 Clark, Jeana 48 Cook, William 8,9,86 Covert, Vickie 86 Crawford, Denise 11 Crook, Richard 18,86,128 Curtis, Linda 86 Davenport, Geneva 86 Davis, Randall 92,99,86,121, 104 Dietz, Duane 18,86,108 Elder, Chris 92,99,18,86,111 Evans, Crystal 87 Evernden, Dale 87 Evernden, Teri 87 Fischer, Sandy 87,11 Fischer, Ted 87,18 Floyd, Tina 87 Frazier, Susan 87,11,121 Fugate, David 87,111 Green, Jack 87 Grotting, Viki 87 Groves, Jane 87 Groves, Tim 87,111 Hammack, Toni 87 Harris, Kevin 87,14,2 Harvey, Lisa 87 Harvey, Sherrie 87 Harvey, Teresa 87 Holliday, Diana 87 Irwin, Christine 87 Irwin, Robert 87,11,18,43,111 Jackson, Barbra 87,108 Jarman, Niecie 11,87,126 Johnson, Joe 87,46,104,102 Johnson, Marshall 88 Johnson, Roger 88 Johes, Lanora 88 King, Daniel 88 Kissell, Hal 88,18,104 Knight, Jerald 88,92 Kohanes, Vickie 88 Larsen, Dale 88 Lewis, Marshall 88,11,92,99, 120 Lobato, Teresa 88,50,122,126 Mast, Darci 88,45 Mattoon, Anthony 88 Mattos, Henry 88,111 McGarity, Ed 88,110,111,18 McGarity, Tish 88,14,108,44 McGeorge, Rozanne 88 Metcalf, Shirley 88 Meyer, Charles 88,18 Miller, Gay 88,66 Mills, Richard 88 Morgan, Montgomery 88 Muenzer, Sharon 89 Mullenax, Fanetia 89,126 Nichols, Joe 89 Ollier, Phillip 89 Olson, Glen 89,18 Parsons, Teresa 89 Pattee, Deann 89 152 Pearce, Theresa 89,11 Freed, Debra 132 Tubb, Charles 138 Pearson, Jeff 89 Fullerton, Julie 132 VanLeuven, Todd 18 Proffitt, Ronald 18,89,104 Gaines, Cheryl 108,132 Valenzuela, Patricia 138 Ray, David 89 Gardner, Daniel 132 Warren, Myra 138 Reichlein, Pam 89 Gardner, Kent 18 Weathers, Debra 138 Rethemeyer, Mary Jean 89 Gill, Pete 133 Wells, Marla 42,139 Reynolds, Wendy 89 Gilpatrick, John 18,133 Wiley, Irene 139 Roane, Paula 46,89,122 Glover, Laura 40,133,144 Woods, Robin 48,2,138,141 Shrum, Julie 89 Graham, Beverly 133 Wright, Kevin 139 Sibold, Glenda 89 Gulstrom, Darrell 133 Zick, Ricky 110,92,99,18,111, Smith, Crystal 89 Hamilton, Trennon 18,133,142 139 Spangler, Roy 89,92,99 Harris, Caroline 133 Sperling, Mark 89,105 Hermann, Dennis 133,104 Stallard, Martin 89 Hoffman, Susan 133 Stevens, Karla 89,21,126 Howell, Randy 92,18,134 Stump, Kirk 89 Hudson, Philip 134 Storbeck, Gerald 89 James, Charles 27,111,134 Swenson, Karen 21,90 James, Michael 134 Tams, Robert 18,90,104 Johnson, Lindy 134 Thurman, Irene 34,35,90,108 Knight, Johnny 92,99,18,134 Thurman, Tom 18,90,92,99 Knight, Josephine 11,107,134, VanEyk, Seth 25,90 108 Vincent, Charles 2,90 Kramer, Kenneth 18 Vincent, Joanne 21,90,120, Labart, Gail 35,29,134,143 126 Laird, Cheryl 35,134 Walter, Kathryn 90 Laird, Echo 11,135,142 Weekly, Sheri 90,107 Lavid, Michael 135 White, Katherine 90 Lampola, Juha Matti 25,27,111 White, Paul 90 Leep, Betsy 35,29,135,140 Whitsett, Bill 90,104 Lillie, Glenn 135 Wilson, Kristen 90 Lobato, Greg 135,144 Winter, Loreena 90 Mills, Delores 11,135 Wintjen, Leann 90 Morris, Cindy 135 Woods, Elizabeth 90 Morris, Jamie 25,26,27,135, Woods, Ron 18,90 111,144 Young, Gidget 90 Mullins, Billy 146,135 Noben, Curtis 99,29,136,144 Seniors: Parsons, Kevin 136 Payne, Katherine 136 Abbott, Barbara 130 Pearce, Lisa 35,136 Adams, Larry 92,99,18,29,130, Potts, Leslie 15,21,108,136, 143 144 Anderson, Tanya 130,140 Price, Karen 136 Bachmeier, Kathy 130 Riphat, Ade 139,146 Brown, Alan 11,92,130 Robinson, Evan 136,144 Brown, Russell 130 Roe, Cheryl 35,136,108 Brummel, Pamela 19,130 Rondo, Celia 136 Burdick, Anthonia 28,130 Roush, Gregory 15,110,111,18, Bush, Terrance 18,130 66,137,140 Capanna, Richard 18,130,144, Routh, Lore 137 104,103 Scarbrough, Rick 11,137,140 Clarno, Elizabeth 130 Schermerhorn, Aaron 18 Davis, Brian 130 Seberr, Lari 137 DeSoto, Rita 130 Shorb, John 18 Dickey, Melvin 130 Stinnett, Kenneth 92,137 Dietz, Mark 130 Storbeck, Edwin 137 Dumire, John 130,111,141,128 Stover, Eugenia 137 Egli, Tamara 130,144,128 Stover, Markley 137 Evernden, Jerry 18,130 Sturgill, Anna 137 Fain, Michael 132 Sturgill, Connie 108,138 Fawcett, Peppi 11,132 Summers, Carol 138,144 Findley, Joy 108,132 Tarno, Dana 21,28,66,138 Frazier, Nadeen 132,144 Thatcher, Mark 46,138 B S-227 153 154 155 156 -