Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Pa£e 18 THE LAUREL “C” CLUB The “C” Club is an athletic organization to which only ones who have won letters in sports may belong. The club has existed since letters were first given. The boys have given or sponsored dances and other entertainments to earn money for equipment. This year they contribut ’d forty-two dollars to the Laurel fund. The eighteen members of the club are: President, Ray Detlefsen—2 stripes Secretary-treasurer, Werner Plaep—3 stripes George McClellan; Everett Seeley—3 stripes Felix Miller; Stanley Pulford—2 stripes Thurman Hicham; Steve Chard—1 stripe Mark Seeley; Harold Stevens—1 stripe Belmont Ireland; Shirley Hatcher—1 stripe James Watson; Allington Glaisyer-—1 stripe Tallant Greenough—1 stripe Ross Brown—3 stripes

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THE LAUREL Pa£e 17 George Me Clellan Jerene Low Vera Fortier Gladys Williams Felix Miller Pauline Ellingsen Martha Jane Webb Everett Seeley ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY The student body is the only organization in the school in which all the students take part. All high school business is carried on by this organization. It is also a means of the students getting together, thus stimulating a feeling of unity. The student body carries on business with other schools, and gives the students experience in executive positions. Each year eight officers are elected from the student body at large and these, together with one representative from each class, act as an executive council. This council decides minor questions which arise. Their decisions are subject to the approval of the student body. The “ Interclass Rivalry Committee” is made up of a chairman and one representative from each class. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS George McClel 1 an—President. Jerene Low—Vice-President Vera Fortier—Secretary G1 adys WiWarns—Treasurer Felix Miller—Business Mananger Pauline Ellingsen—Laurel Editor Martha Jane Webb—Hi-Times Editor Everett Seeley—Interclass Rivalry Chairman

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THE LAUREL Pafce 19 FOOTBALL—1928 Coquille had an unsuccessful football season this year although at times the team showed up well. Starting tbe season with a green team, “Erick” worked hard to develop a team that would be a credit to Coquille High School but even at their best the team did not w in a game. We are looking forward to better results next year with several veterans being back. Stanley Pulford, Dan F ish and Shirley Hatcher, three regular backfieldmen, and Stephen Chard, Randolph Lorenz and Craig Parrot who have some back-field experience will also be back. George McClellan will not be back, but as he was out with injuries most of this season other players have gained valuable experience at his position. In the line we will have Mark Seeley and Harold Stevens; regular ends; Hay Detlefsen, tackle; and Everett Seeley, center. We lose Ross Brown, Felix Miller and Werner Plaep but have Allington Glaisyer, Tom Osmond, Belmont Ireland and Tallant Greenough, all of whom played some this year. The team didn’t have very good support from the student body this season, but with a better team next year we hope to have better support. Riverton When Red and White opened against Riverton, the boys were expecting to win but Riverton picked up a fumble and ran sixty-five yards for