Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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VEV A VARNEY “Oh Dear, isn’t this life a bore?” GERTRUDE BUTLER “Wish I were all that I think 1 MARY BENNETT “A quiet looking young girl hut looks are often deceiving.” ROSANNA SCHROEDER “Always ready to be the second party to a rough house.” LOWELL SIMPSON “School ma’ams. Oh, Boy!”

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FLOSSIE RADABAUGH “No, my hair is just naturally curly.” ALMOND MARTIN “And he were light on his feet even as a young elephant.” VIOLA KNIFE “Man prop;ses—the diamond discloses.” MYRTLE NEWTON “Men are the least of my worries.” EUNICE PERKINS ‘ Things are not always what they seem.”

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ’21 The graduating class of ’21 are the following: Almond Martin, Veva Varney, Myrtle Newton, Dorothy Newton, Gertrude Butler, Flossie Radabaugh, Helen Sherwood, Alice Barker, Viola Knife, Wayne Woodward, Rosanna Schroeder, Mary Bennett, Dorothy Bean and Lowell Simpson. At a meeting in the early part of the first semester the following class officers were elected: Almond Martin, president; Gertrude Butler, vice president; Wayne Woodward, secretary; Helen Sherwoxl, treasurer. The Seniors of ’21 first entered High School as verdant Freshmen in 1917-18. Since then, however, many changes have taken place. Many of our old classmates of ’17-’18 have gone away to other schools. Some have gone away but have returned this year. Some new students from other schools have joined our happy bunch this year. Several students finished the four years’ course in three years and are now attending College. Quite a number of the class will complete the course in three and one half years. Our class has always been an active one. In athletics, girls as well as boys, took part. As Freshmen, even, some of the boys and girls played Basket Ball. The girls had an active team. As Sophomore and Juniors the class of ’21 was always “right there,” although in athletics none of the schools in the county did so very much on account of the “Flu” epidemic. This year Almond Martin, Lowell Simpson and Kenneth Kistner represented us in athletics. The girls of the Senior class taking active part in Basket Ball were: Viola Knife, Dorothy Newton and Rosanna Schroeder. Last year the Juniors and Seniors gave two very good