Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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» J aurcl « C. CAMPBELL M. DAVIS V. FARRIS E. HOWE D. R. ARNOLD D. CARDWELL V. DEHART D. GILMAN C. HOTTENSTEIN H. V. ARRELL J. CLATERBOS E. DRAKE M. GOODMAN E. HULTIN J. R. AVERY G. CLINTON V. DUNCANSON W. HATHAWAY V. KNOX B. F. BLAYLOCK M. DANIELS M. J. DUNN A. HARRAH C. KOLLAR J. G. BULSON J. DAVIS F. EDGMON C. HAWKINS J. KOENEN KRANTZ KYLE LEATH ERWOOD LEHMANOSKY LAIRD

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'939 » « JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY . . . The junior class of 1940 has had a very successful year. Bud Miller led the class for the year and was a very popular president. He was assisted by Dorothy Newton, class secretary-treasurer, and Shirley Nye, representative to the student council. Mrs. Osika was our very popular class adviser and was ready to help at all times. In the high school band there were six juniors: Dorothy Newton, baritone; Flora Wise, cymbals; Don Landaker, sousaphone; Dick Sproul and Mary Jane Dunn, saxophones; Helen Kyle, drum majorette. The two glee clubs were supported by this class in its usual enthusiastic manner. Eight girls held memberships in the Girls’ Glee Club and two boys in the Boys’ Glee Club for the entire year. The junior class was well represented in student body affairs with the following student body offices held by Juniors: Bill Smith, vice-president; Howard Taylor, athletic manager; Mary Jane Dunn, assistant Laurel editor, and Eunice Howe, assistant treasurer. In the Girls’ League our class supplied a president, Jeanette Wheeler; two secretaries, Jeanne Claterbos and Venita Farris, and two treasurers, Shirley Nye and Frankie Edgmon. The junior class is by far the most athletic-minded class in school and has for the past three years turned out a large number of athletes. Football letters were earned by Everett Smith, Ted Schaer, Dee Krantz, Marvin Goodman, Robert Arnold, John Williams, and Virgil Arrell. Juniors receiving basketball letters were Everett Smith, Ted Schaer, John Shambow, Bill Smith, Robert Arnold, Dee Krantz, Dick Sproul, and Marvin Goodman. In track Dee Krantz, Everett Smith, and Marvin Goodman earned their letters. The juniors had three main activities this year, the junior play, the junior frolic, and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The first, the junior play, “Pleased ta Meetcha,’’ was presented Nov. 15, and a very creditable performance was given. The Junior Frolic, which was held April 14. was a great success due to the cooperation of the whole class. Howard Taylor was general chairman and everyone worked with him to produce a hall beautifully decorated with evergreens, white trellises, and spring flowers, and lighted by four lights from the corners. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held Tuesday, May 16. At the banquet the tradition of handing down the myrtle wood cane with the senior class colors on it was carried out when Jack Martin presented it to Bud Miller, junior class president. With the receiving of the colors, the class of ’40 concludes its third year in high school, and looks forward to a promising and interesting senior year.

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» '939 « D. LANOAKER DON LANDAKER D. NEWTON B. MILLER I. MOORE R. NORRIS J. NORTON S. NYE R. PETTENGILL C. PRICE W. RAY M. RICHARDSON J. SALIMENA T. SCHAER J. SHAMBOW B. SMITH E. SMITH N. SONNELAND T. SNYDER D. SPROUL L. SUTTON G. SWAIN V. STURGEON H. TAYLOR C. THOMMEN T. VARNEY D. VARNEY B. VINCENT D. WHEATON J. WHEELER F. E. WISE B. YARBROUGH P. WILLIAMS MRS. OSIKA Class Adviser