Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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 VARSITY SCORES Coquille Opponents 26 41 35 60 48 Eagle Point 25 Coquille 39 Central Point „ 53 55 44 42 40 . 33 Medford 43 39 Reedsport 42 1 . 57 27 40 42 44 North Bend 55 52 Marshfield 67 52 53 71 Myrtle Point 35 Coquille 57 Myrtle Point — 52 33 Roseburg 48 Coquille — 53 North Bend — 52 Coquille 66 North Bend 57 Coquille 49 Marshfield 62 j 52 70 74 36 52 Mvrtle Point 53 The Day the teachers took over. Some Pep-sters! Scolari puts one up. Jump ball. Be my valentine!

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RED DEVIL VARSITY BASKETBALL Coquille high schools lighting basketball quintet improved steadily throughout the season as it recorded nine wins and 13 losses. I lighlight ot the season came when the Red Devils tripped the North Bend Bulldogs twice in the final round of county league play. I he Red Devils, under the coaching of Jim Bartelt, tallied 1096 points for the season while their opponents hit 1056 which gave Coquille 48.5 points per game and opponents 48 points per event. Len Scolari was high man with 328 points. The record shows that Coquille tripped Myrtle Point three out of four times and split four games with North Bend. Marshfield defeated the Red Devils in lour encounters but in the second meeting of the Red Devils and the Pirates the latter had to fight down a seven point Coquille lead to win 53-52. Coquille s top score was 74 and was earned against Myrtle Point while the all time low score was 26 which can lx? accounted to Ashland’s weaving zone defense. Highest tally made against the Red Devils was the long 70 count of Marshfield. 1 he county loop standings placed Coquille in third place, North Bend second and Marshfield first. Coquille narrowly missed a second place tie with the Bulldogs, but a complete reverse of Myrtle Point tactics in the final game of the season gave the Red Devils seven lost, five won record in the county. Lettermen for Bartelt were Ed Howe, Len Scolari, Bill Willard, Don Laird, Doug Ostrander, Larry Blum, seniors; Bob Swinnev, junior; and Alan Dungey, sophomore. STANDING (left to right): Mr. Bartelt, coach. Bob Moore, Don Loird, Alan Dungey, Stan Roady, Doug Ostrander, Ed Howe, Len Scolari. FRONT ROW: Jim Hollenbeck, Lindley Simpson, Frank Schneider, Larry Blum, Bill Willord, Bob Swmney, Ed Atkinson. NOT PICTURED: John Clayton, Pete Harvey.

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B” SQUAD BASKETBALL Improvement was the slogan for B squad basketball at Coquille high school this season with Coach Bert Burr concentrating on fundamentals and game experience lor his boys. None of Coquille s opponents walked off the court thinking they had an easy time with the little Red Devils as Ken Trathcn, Paul Clayton, Johnny DeMain and company really poured on the heat when the going was rough. The B squad averaged 27.3 points per game to their oppoents’ 39.9. They tossed 491 points through the hoop while the opponents garnered 706 and the record for the season was five wins against 13 losses. J.V. GAME ROSTER Coquille Coquille 37 Coquille 27 Coquille 41 Coquille 35 Coquille 23 Coquille 29 Coquille — 33 Coquille 13 Coquille 27 Coquille 22 Coquille 29 Coquille 40 Coquille 35 Coquille 46 25 Coquille 41 Coquille 30 Opponents Reedsport 35 Bandon 44 Ophur 26 Port Orford —27 Reedsport .27 North Bend 65 North Bend 39 Coos Bay 51 Coos Bay 37 Myrtle Point 41 Myrtle Point .... 28 Bandon 53 North Bend 27 North Bend 39 Coos Bay 53 Coos Bay 38 Myrtle Point 32 Myrtle Point 43 STANDING (left to right): Lorry Brugnoli, Paul Clayton, John DeMain, Clinton Mar-tindale, Wayne Gunn, Melvin Drews, Butch Miller, Jack Jacobsen, Alan Brown, Gary Clover, George Clayton, Daryl Atkinson. Kenny Trcrthen, James Bradford, Gary Norris. FRONT ROW; David Rankin, manager; Mr. Burr, coach; Larry Trathen, manager.