Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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BOB GEANEY President BEVERLY DAVIS Secretary JIM CLARK Representative JUNIOR CLASS UlSTORy Around the last of November and the first of December if you happened to enter our school and saw the boys and girls hurrying in all directions with paint, hammers, nails and crepe paper, you would have known that something interesting and exciting was in the air. Yes, of course, - - -the Junior Prom! That was a hard working time and, incidentally, a lot of fun for the decoration committee. The theme was “Merrie Yuletide,” featuring a huge painted window in one end of the auditorium, through which one could look upon a winter scene, showing a carriage and horses entering an old English village. It was truly a masterpiece by our class artists. Under the able supervision of the class adviser, Mrs. Godard, it proved to be a huge success. Cur class officers were President, Bob Geaney; Vice-President, Joe Sayre; Secretary, Beverly Davis; Representative, Jim Clark. Throughout the entire year we were well represented in the sports field. Our top athletic stars were Claire Howell, Art Richardson, Ray Gilkey, Bud Buckles, Bob Geaney, Tom Mullin, Jm Clark, Dean Wolgamott, Bill Owen and Keith Johnson. Another way our class shone in sports was in having two of the three cheer leaders juniors. They were Judy Slack and Jcyce Taylor. This spring the juniors presented their class play, “There’ll Come A Day.” Miss Plummer ably directed the talented group and a very creditable play was presented. The Junicr-Senior Banquet was another outstanding event of the year. It was held May 6, 1948, at the Junior Auditorium and was followed by a formal dance. 20

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BETTY PREUSSLER Valedictorian JOANNE SAVAGE Salutatorian The Senior Class of '48 has been outstanding in its scholastic achievements. We are proud of those students who have achieved the honor of being named the tcp students of this year’s class. The first eleven scholars and their averages are listed below: 1. Betty Preussler - - 9S.48 2. Joanne Savage - - 96.09 7. Darleen Crossler - - 1.63 3. Rose Marie Peart - - - 95.72 8. Carol Gray - - - - 1.64 4. Julius Jepson - - 1.39 9. Sally Bonney - - 1.71 5. Darrell Crossler - - - 1.58 10. Marion Moore - - - - 1.76 6. Jim Oden - - - - - 1.60 11. Doris Willard - - 1.76 SENI0K HALL CL LAME Girl Boy Vamp - -- -- -- -- Carol Gray - - Jim Bellmore Brainiest ------- Joanne Savage - - - - Jim Oden Most Likely to Succeed - - Betty Preussler Ed Corkwell Athletic - -- -- -- - Alene Hunt - - - - Don Pierce Wi tiest ------ Careen Molthu - - Chuck Hanna Best Dressed ------ Sally Bonney - - Darrell Crossler Best Locking - ... - Rose Marie Peart - George Domenighini Bashful ------ Edra Lee Miller - - Melvin Borgard M' St Popular ----- Darleen Crossler - - Richard Parrish Peppiest ------- Marion Moore - - Preston Willis Most Dependable - Lue Lindsay, Barbara Barton - - - Bob Kuenzli 19

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SI Ml I Kathleen Drockmunn Anderson .Merle Anderson Eldon Chowning Chuck Hillings Faye Borgard Winifred Dodge Beverly Davis s Farmer Virgin la Corrie Ella Danielson Crissa Gwillim Mary Gauntlett Bob Geaney June Jensen Keith Warren Johnson Eneille llaga Mary Helm 21