Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

 - Class of 1918

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CLASS OFFICERS Genevieve Chase, President Margaret Cunningham, Vice-President Carol Rahskopf, Secretary Alice Curry, Treasurer m r r CLASS COLORS Green and White w. m m CLASS FLOWER White Rose m r r CLASS MOTTO The past forever gone, the future still our own. ». K CLASS ADVISER Mr. Douglas

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influential citizen now and has for the last two years been sent to the Legislature. Mr. Elmer Neely is a very prominent citizen of Coquille, Oregon, having taken Hoover’s place and working out the food question there. He is also working in the most prominent mill, being business manager. Miss Nellie Johnson was always noted for her great speeches she made while in high school, She taught school for some time and then moved to Alaska and is now a U. S. Senator from there. Miss Marvel Skeels is now a very noted character. After she went to the University of Oregon, she was a teacher in music for some time. She then went with an evangelist to sing and give readings for him. She was especially good at giving the reading, “How They Built the Church at Kehoe’s Bar.” Mr. Charles Oerding is our Soldier Boy, he went to France and proved himself very efficient in his line of war work. Charles afterwards was married in France, and became one of the leading engineers in the world. Miss Clara Lund became the owner of a large Dairy ranch in the Willamette Valley, she declared she was going to be an old maid but she finally gave in and married the farmer owning the farm next to hers. Mr. Leland Peart went to the Oregon Agricultural College where he took a very thorough course in Pharmacy, and in Chemistry. He later became the discoverer of a very great explosive and this very nearly ended his existence upon this earth, but he luckily escaped and became an undertaker. Miss Flossie Lund, who became a stenographer, later married her employer who was several years older than herself. He soon died leaving her a very wealthy, young and attractive widow. She then moved to Norway to live her last days. Miss Mildred Norton had probably the most eventful career of all. She became very proficient in science, and discovered the relations between dominant and recissive characteristics in chromosomes. After studying at Harvard, and lecturing for several years before scientific clubs and societies, at the age of thirty she came west and became the wife of the president of Willamette University, and now cooks for the college boarding club.

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