Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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JUNIORS CLASS COLORS, BLUE AND GOLD FLOWER, THE ROSE CLASS OFFICERS Earl Leslie, President, Naomi Knowlton, Vice-President, Perry Lawrence, Secretary-Treasurer. iHuttn: IDon't jJtnke (Excuses, Jftsike (fiaoii CLASS YELL Hoop ’er up Hoop ’er up Hi, Hi, Hi Keep ’er up Ki! Ki! Ki! Mop ’er up Mop ’er up My! My! My! The Junior class Can never die.

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into the regulator, which trembled and was still in a moment. Through a spout attached to the regulator a stream of what appeared to be a chemical fertilizer poured into a wagon driven by a sturdy negro boy. The boy drove off whistling, and I turned away in deep dejection. “Ed,” I moaned, “it’s of no use. They will have the thing working in fifty years so that even the superflous human beings will be regulated in the most horrible manner. No, we will have to let suffering humanity abide its fate.” I took my hat and left. I now have a little plan on hand by which not only the taxes of the towns but also the livelihood of the towns’ inhabitants will be furnished by more and more expensive licenses for saloons, and must drop around and get Ed’s opinion on it.

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JUNIORS Standing Left to Right—Imogene Alexson, Laura Watson, Ray Miller, Irma Culin, Perry Lawrence, Georgia Watson, George Oerding, Naomi Knowlton, Alice Culin, Irvin Watson, Alice Stanley. Sitting Left to Right Clifford Kern, Beulah Price, Earl Leslie. CLASS ROLL 1914 BY BUELAH PRICE Here comes the Juniors, gay and careiess, The best loved class in C. H S. We’re learned in music, we’re learned in books, We’re praised by all for our good looks. The first on the roll is Clifford Kern, There’s nothing in German that he can’t learn. Perry, the treasurer, is fine and fair, With laughing eyes and coal black hair. “Spike,” the President, true as steel, Follows close on the treasurer’s heel. Naomi Knowlton is next on the roll, Ever noted for her kind, generous soul. Laura Watson is loved by all, She is slender, dark and tall. Alice Stanley, with swell backward glance Steps forth and looks at all things askance.