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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY IN the fall of 1922, Coquille High School was infested by a new pest, for at that time there entered our school, fifty-four freshies who looked very green but who were really very intelligent, as they soon proved to the rest of the school. As freshies we did not participate in very many of the activities of the school although we had one or two boys who were subs on the football and basket ball teams. In our sophomore year our number had decreased to forty-two but those who were left were very ambitious and did quite a bit to improve the school. That year we had five members on the football team and two members on the basket ball team. Five girls represented our class in the glee club and four were in the orchestra. There were several social functions during this year which our class headed. As juniors we distinguished ourselves by our many wonderful deeds. We had three lettermen on the championship football squad; namely, Wayne Robinson, Zed Finley, and Lester Wilson. In basket ball we had two lettermen on the championship squad—Lester Wilson and Arthur Pulford. In the girl’s glee club we were represented by: Bernice Alpine, Garnet Steward, Clara Brockman, Alma Oden, Eleanore Wilson. Gladys Culbertson, and Velma Gheer; in the boys’ glee club by: Wayne Robinson, Lester Wilson, Ross Kistner, Zed Finley, Rupert Pownder, Le-Norme Pownder, Robert Cotton, and Rolen Musgrove. Rolen and Marian Musgrove were also in the orchestra. “What Happened to Jones,” the play which the juniors put on, was met with a full house and no complaints were heard about it. In our senior year we were well represented in all the activities of the school. Several of our members were student body officers, namely: Wayne Robinson, president; Eleanore Wilson, secretary; Rupert Pownder, “Laurel” editor; Lester Wilson, business manager; Herman Floten, treas- :ommittee; Clar- n, Captain; Ru-binson, Herman ro stars—Arthur Id our honor in larold Simmons, rman Floten. jry good singers. . Oden, Eleanore ' Wilson, Wayne i Simmons, Her- jod name in the ayed the drums, owing members: iould, saxophone.
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WAYNE ROBINSON Football ’23, ’24 and ’25; Class President '25; Vice-president ’25; President of Student Body ’26; Chairman Board of Control ’25; Business Manager of High Times ’25; Vice-president of “C” Club ’25 and ’26; “What Happened to Jones” ’25; “Adam and Eva” ’26; Rep. to Jr. Chamber of Commerce ’24; “Gypsy Rover” ’25; “Freshies” ’26; Glee Club ’25 and ’26; Orchestra ’26; Vice-president of Class ’24; Rep. of Student Body Officers Conference '26. GARNET STEWARD Glee Club ’25 and ’26; “Gypsy Rover” ’25; “Feast of Little Lanterns” ’26; “What Happened to Jones” ’25; High Times Staff ’26; Declamation ’26; County Typing Contest ’25 and ’26. JOHN SEELEY Track ’26; Football ’25; “Adam and Eva’ ’26. KENNETH SIMMONS Track ’25 and ’26; “What Happened to Jones” ’25; “Adam and Eva” ’26; Yell Leader ’26; Chairman of Interclass Rivalry Committee ’26; Basket Ball’26; “Freshies”’26. ELEANORE WILSON Laurel Staff ’26; Glee Club ’23, ’24, ’25 and ’26; High Times Staff ’24 and ’25; “Gypsy Rover” ’25; Class Secretary ’23, ’24, and ’25; Secretary of Student Body ’26; “What Happened to Jones” '25; Delegate to Girls’ League '25. LESTER WILSON Football ’23, ’24, ’25, ’26; Basket Ball ’23. ’24, 25, 26; Track ’25, ’26; Class President ’23 and ’24; Glee Club ’25 and ’26; “Gypsy Rover” '25; “Freshies” ’26; Business Manager of Student Body 26; “C” Club ’23, ’24, ’25, and ’26; Assistant Editor of Laurel ’25.
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