Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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TERESA CLINTON Disturb not my slumbers For I dream great dreams. RUTH MATHEWS She talks little, so how can we tell what she thinks. ALBERT OERDING After I’m through with athletics I’m going out to conquer the rest of the world. IRMA WILSON I’m too cute to be famous, Won’t somebody flirt with me?

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RALPH HARRY A lad so good and great in his class. A business manager none could surpass. CYRIL McCURDY No sinner and no saint perhaps But—well, the very best of chaps. INGIE REYNOLDS She is wise Who doth talk but little. MARGARET WHITE She’s not a flower She’s not a pearl But she’s a jolly All ’round girl.

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JULIA DONDONO Our little Julia, demure and sweet, Always seems to look so neat. Quiet and cheerful, seldom at play, Busy at studies the live long day. MYRTLE MAST With hair of gold, and eyes of blue, She charms all, but to one she’s true A jolly girl, and full of fun, Fame to her will surely come. MAUDE PIERSON My heart like the moon is ever changing, And like the moon, there is always a man in it.