Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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I i r J) TAFFS The Iii-Times has been greatly improved this year in the twelve issues that have been published. Tour letter guides were purchased, making possible a neater appearance and e better journalistic style; the journalism vms much improved; and a considerable amount was made on advertisements. The advisers are Mr, Osika and Hiss Stahl. The High School annual takes the form of an album this yec.r and is sponsored by the Girls' League. Profit from sales -.rill go to the athletic fund. The ourpose of the album is to give the students more pictures and less history at a minimum expense. A — i f.S AND Au.UM The Hi-Times and Album staff are, left to right; front row, Pob Vaggcner, sports; Marilyn Compton and Geraldine Ensele, typists; Dorris Compton, editor; Mary Lou Hosier, Girls' League; Audrey Taylor, reporter; Tathleen Drady, assistant editor. Jack Martin, reporter; Gross V ood, photographer. Second row, Howard riiclct.m, reporter; Mr. Gsika, adviser; Gretclien Punch and Georgia. Sherwood, renorters; Lucille Cornelius, art; Francis Arroll, liargarot Belloni, Levcllo alstrom, f’arion Hess, reporters; Hiss Stahl, commercial adviser; Dudley alton, business manager.

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Band The new High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Bernath, has made rapid progress this first year. The band has played for basketball games, assemblies, F. T. A., Rotary Club, faculty play, and, combined with violins, will play for Commencement. Next year the band hopes to have uniforms and plans to make its first appearance at the football season. Credit toward graduation will again be offered. The band members are, left to right: Marilyn Compton, .clarinet; Robert Mcdilvery, clarinet; Douglas Donstead, clarinet; Charles Young, drums; Jesse Barton, bass horn; Loren Simmons, saxaphone. Standing, Merrill Tozier, French horn; Mr. Bernath, instructor; Kennett Lawrence, accordion; Jack Hunt, trumpet; Donald Wheaton, trumpet; Cecil McQuigg, trumpet.