Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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CLASS OFFICERS MERTON TYRRELL, President HERBERT LUKENS, Vice President MARY FUSONNE, Sec.-Treas. »s n « CLASS COLORS—Green and Gold .jt Early in the year the class seemed divided into two factions: “The Old Maids Club” and “The National Bachelors Association of Coquille. ” However, it seems that they have now united. » r Near the completion of the first semester we lost one of the most highly esteemed members of our class, Austin Hazard. Haz, as he was generally known, has entered the High School in Pasadena, California.

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jrXIOR SNAPSHOTS

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ACHIEVEMENTS of the SOPHOMORE CLASS , In the article below we have endeavored to set forth some of the things the Sophomore Class has accomplished during the year 1914-15. After reading this article, we are sure there will not be a doubt in your mind but that the Sophs are an intellectual and industrious class. In any undertaking the Class, or individual members, have entered into it, was with the greatest enthusiasm and with the intention of gaining another victory for the High School, and more honor for the class. The first act in the short but brilliant career of the class, was the placing of three members on the Basket Ball Team. Two of them became members of the regular team and one a sub. They were boys who did their very best, and were a source of great strength to the team, although they had no previous experience in interscholastic games. In the preliminary for the Debate several members of the Sophomore Class entered, and as a result the teams were composed of one Senior and three Sophomores. They put forth their best efforts and met the opposing teams with fine arguments. The next thing that came under consideration was the Oratorical and Declamatory Contest. As was expected and hoped some Sophs hove in sight and declared their intentions of entering the preliminary. In this both the Juniors and Sophomores were represented, but both the speakers selected for the Coos County Contest were Sophs. As a result of the final contest, C. H. S. retains the oratorical cup which she has had in her possession during the past year. And now candidates for the track team are working out, and the most promising material is from the Sophomore Class. There is every prospect that some of our athletes will assist in winning track victories for the school and honor for the class. What has been said in the foregoing article goes to show that the Soph Class is composed of pupils with the right spirit. What may they not accomplish during their remaining years of High School life? If they keep on, they will leave a monument of their own building as a legacy to the school.