Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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v1Ak,XX i as X Le Roy Aasen Verene Bailey Laverne Barrett: Patty Brady Violet Carrillo 20 M it kv wx Xu- -,xy it 6 T 'ib- A IP' June Collins Betty Emery Lynn Culver Joe Estes Jack Dean Pauline Gilkey Odetta De Geeter Dick Gregory Donna Jean Duncanson Glen Gosline Phyllis Hatcher Donald Hawkins Boyd Hendrix Alvin Hickarn Kenneth Holverstott Jerry Howell Kay Leslie Colleen lreland Torn Martin Hugh lrvin Bob McCarthy Wanda Jacobson Jack McCracken Phyllis Lehrnanowsky Eugene Mead THE LAUREL

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p-3 , ,, 'NTe 05 QP' X , .f 1' P , Svphvmorr Hass -Av After completing two ambitious and successful years at C H S, the class of '4-l, the largest in the school, moves forward to upper class privileges. Com- ing in as freshmen, this class elected officers as fol- lows: Jim Howe, president, Alan Moore, vice-presi- dent, Pat Berg, secretary, and Jim Peart, representaa tive. This year, under the guidance of Miss Morris, the Sophomores began the year by giving the Freshman Initiation dance followed by various assemblies and the l-lallowe'en dance. This class is outstanding espe- cially in inter-class rivalry, Those elected to lead the class were Jim Peart, president, Pat Berg, vice-presi- dent, Martha Berg, secretary, and Jim Howe, repre- sentative. 22 Sophomore members of the Debate Team are Keith Conlee and Andrew Briner, Belonging to the senior band, those who contrib- uted to school harmony were Ben Barton, Ann Andere Son, Phillip Clausen, Donna Perkins, Bill Wilkins, and Jim Peart. Although this class contributed to the good sportsmanship and spirit of the whole squad, none of the Sophomore boys earned letters in football. Ver- non Eldrlge, however, received a manager's letter. In basketball, almost the entire B-squad was com- posed of Sophomores among whom were Dick Lane, Ben Barton, Frank Woodward, Jim Young, Fred Kunz, Reg Taylor and Johnny Courtright, Now, with two years before them, the class of '44 hopes to achieve even higher goals, THE LAUREL