Coburg High School - Bronco Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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CHARLES STOLSIG MARJORIE JONES ut' nHeroes are not all Friendship, virtue, ev- six feet tally Large souls may dwell in bodies smal1.n Football 3,u Basketball 3,h Baseball 2,3,h Track BQLI. Class play 3,L Student council M Carnival prince 3 Paper staff l,2,3,L Annual staff A Lettermen's Club 3,h Glee Club 4 Paper Editor M Red Cross 2 Class officer 1, Student Body off. Honor Society 3,M Honor Soc. Pres. M Lettermen's off. 3,h N m W f fp' if h X - '- - , ,-L Q ,T,., v 2 -office girl ery grace, Are dwelling in this happy face.n DARLENE GUSTAFSON nLife is a jest and all Things show it-- I thought so once, but now I know it.u Class play 3,L Class officer' h Glee Club 1,2,3,h Paper staff 3,M Annual staff L Girls' League l,2,3,L Carnival princess M Volleyball manager 3 6 J ,X Q3 ,xl , 455- Vl.. u-1 gf xl . Wltu Volleyball 2,L Class play 3,M Glee Club l,2,M Paper staff 3,h Annual staff 3,h Class officer l,2,M Student Body off. S Girls' League l,2,3, Girls' League off. Honor Society May princess Pep Club 4 u all 3 sl, 4 JUNE BEDORTHA nShe's witty, she's wise, She's alot for her size.u Class play 3,h Glee Club 1,2 Paper staff 2,3,L Annual staff 2,3,4 class officer l,2,h Student Body off. L Girls' League l,2,3,h Girls' League off. Honor Society May princess