Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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RAYMOND BURNS — “Rough-house.” Entered as Freshman from Coquille Grammar School 1911; H. S. pianist 1912-13-14-15; Editor-in-chief “Laurel” 1914-15; Sec-tres. H. S. Ath Ass’n. 1914-15. Hero in “Ugliest of Seven” 1915; Typewriting department “Laurel” 1914; orchestra 1914-15. “A little Rough-house now and then, Is relished by the best of men.” EDNA HARLOCKER—“Shirley.” Entered as Freshman from Coquille Grammar School 1910: President Class 1914-15; Oratory and Debate “Laurel” 1914-15; Asst. H. S. pianist 1914-15; Glee Club; German play 1915. “Coquet and coy at once her air, Both studied, though both seemed neglected. Careless she is with artful care, Affecting to seem unaffected.” STEWART NORTON “Stew ” Entered as Freshman from Sacramento 1911, Basket ball 1915; Class treasurer 1913-14; Class secretary 1914-15; Assistant Editor“Laurel” 1914-15; Ath. Editor “Laurel” 1914-15; orchestra 1914-15; Winner of official “C” in basKet-ball 1915; Vice-Pres. of H. S. Ath. Ass’n. “I am he that is so love-shaken, 1 pray you tell me your remedy.”

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GENEVA ROBINSON - “Gen. ” Entered as Freshman from Coquille Grammar School in 1911; “Laurel” reporter 1913-14; Class See. 1913-14; Class Treas. 1914-15; Society editor “Laurel” 1914-15; Asst. H. S. pianist 1914-14; Glee Club 1915; Madame Kunkel in “Ugliest of Seven,” 1915. “Pretty to walk with, Witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on.” ROY AVERY-“Avery.” Entered as .Junior from Medford 1913; Class poet 1914; Football 1913-14; Business Manager “Laurel” 1914-15; Basket-ball, 1914-15 Winner of official “C” in basket-ball 1914-15. The world honors the Sticker, Never the Quitter.” HAZEL RADABAUGH —“Rada. ” Entered as Freshman 1911; Joke Editor “Laurel” 1914-15; Madame Mousetooth in “Ugliest of Seven” 1915 “Maiden with the meek brown eyes, In whose depths a shadow lies.”

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JANE LOWE— “High.” Entered as Freshman from Coquille Gram-mer School 1911; Inter-scholastic debate 1913; Vice-President Class 1912-13; President Class 1913-14, Vice-Pres. Class 1914-15; Reporter “Laurel” 1913; History and Prophesy “Laurel” 1914-15; Sec. Coos Co. H. S. Assn. 1914-15; Asst. H. S. pianist 1914-15. Heroine in “Ugliest of Seven” 1915; Sec. to H. S. faculty 1915. “Her air, her manners, ail who saw admired; Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired; The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed. And ease of heart her every look conveyed. HORACE RAHSKOPF—“Horse-cough.” Entered as Senior from Marshfield 1914; Inter-scholastic debate 1915; Asst-Editor “Laurel” 1914-15; Asst. Business Manager “Laurel” 1914-15; orchestra 1914-15; German play 1915; Chairman Jubilee Concert Com. 1915. “Wise, wondrous wise, was he.” ..t.H Y ... . . at . NAOMI KNOWLTON. Entered as a graduate from Coquille High School in the typewriting department 1914-15.