Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Pa e 10 THE LAUREL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The Senior Class entered high school in 1925 with fifty students. This number has decreased every year but we are glad to say that our class has increased in activity and pep, because, though we have always been very prominent in the high school functions, we have excelled ourselves in this, our senior year. In football our class contributed six players—Ross Brown, Felix Miller, James Watson, Werner Plaep, George McClellan, and Thurman Hickam; in basketball, three boys—James Watson, Thurman Hickain, Felix Miller, and six girls—Margarita Agostino, Eleanor Folsom, Elizabeth Lane, Jerene Low, Gloria Getz and Gretehen Mehl. WTe were also well represented in glee club and orchestra— ten of our number participating in glee club and one in orchestra. The student body government was conductc d very successfully this year by the seniors with George McClellan as President; Jerene Low as Vice-President; Vera Fortier as Secretary; Dan Fish as Treasurer; and Felix Miller as Business Manager. James Watson is taking the part of the “young” married man, Jack Montgomery. He has had so very little experience along that line and as for being a butterfly he would make a butterfly blush for shame. Even “cool headed” George McClellan, alias Jerry Arnold, who never gets “fussed,” explained that he was “mashed to the last” instead of “lashed to the mast.” We don’t believe that Ross Brown will carry out the “life work” of a defective detective because slipping mustaches are rather embarassing. Elmer Flannel, commonly known as Harold Glenn, made an ideal lover and it was quite evident that he fell for “the peachiest eyes.” He is still raving about the eyes. Whose? Ask Harold. Felix Miller is always so calm and peaceful, but as Abou Ben Mocha he made your blood run cold and your heart stop beating. If you want to be safe “bewlare” of his “leetla Zuleika.” Mable Montgomery finds that keeping track of one’s husband isn’t the easiest thing to do. No one could rival Helen Glenn, forgiving a deceitful but innocent husband. It seems quite natural for Vera Fortier to act the part of Virginia Bridger. Elizabeth Lane as Mary Ann O’Finnerty was the true “Bridget” with flaming hair.

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THE LAUREL Pa£e 9 JAMES WATSON .Executive Council Representative 2; Inter-Class Rivalry Chairman 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; “C” Club 4; “Gypsy Rover” 1; “Freshies” 2; “Belles of Folderol” 3; “Goose Hangs High” 3; “Safety First” 4; “Apple Blossom Time” 4; Football 4. LENA WILLIAMS Home Economics Club 3, 4. VOLORUS WOODSWORTH Entered from Ashland 4.

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