Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Sophomore Class Next we have the Sophomores. These under-classmen are really getting a foothold in Coquille High and are becoming a larger class each year. As Freshmen they elected the following officers: President, Bud Hickam; vice-president, Fred Vogt; secretary-treasurer, Marion Gregory; and representative, Bill Sage. This year they elected the following: President, Jack Buckles; vice-president, Larry McCallister; secretary-treasurer, Roberta Medley; representative, Stacey Johnson. Under the guidance of Mrs. Idyle Godard they are an up and coming class. Boys out for football were: Norman Persing, Stacey Johnson, Hugh McKinney, Glen Knight, Bill Train, Maurice Williams. Stacey Johnson and Maurice Williams earned their letters in football. Out for basketball were Bob Taylor, Bob Schrag, Maurice Williams, John Devereaux, They contributed their efforts to ttte B squad. The Sophomores claim members to all the clubs in the school and have many students on the honor roll. They are truly an outstanding class. 24 THE LAUREL

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Walter Isler Bob Jenkins George Johnson Bill Kistner f MAY 1945 r Dave Kline Claude Lemon Eulia McCracken Patty McKelvey Walt McKinney Bud Meek Melbourne Mitchell Leota Neeley Adeline Neff Geraldine Oerding Dorothy Poulignot Glen Pribble Marianne Rackleff Miriam Roady Jim Russell Bob Simpson Shirley Slater Gordon Stem Beatrice Taylor Shirlie Van Fleet Anne Vincent Ralph Wolgamott Pat Yarbrough 23

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freshman Class The Freshman class, under the guidance of their adviser, Miss Edna Montgomery, made a name for themselves because of their school spirit and class activities. To head the class this year, the class of '48 chose the following officers: President— Dale Courtright Neil Haga Vice-President— Neil Haga Preston Willis Secretary— Dorothy Williams Dorothy Williams Representative— Clinton Peart Clinton Peart Inter-Class Rivalry Chairman— Betty Pruessler Betty Pruessler The Band was well supported by the following members of the Freshmen class: Trumpets, Chuck Hanna, Robert Thompson, Julius Jepson, Bob Kuenzli; baritone, Frank Barrows; trombone, Clovis Knight; flute, Marion Moore; bass drum, Helen Hickam; cymbals, Joan MacMillan; clarinets, Jim Belmore, Clinton Peart; drum majorette, Rose Marie Peart. Those boys who turned out for basketball this year were: Preston Willis, Roger Arnold, Clifford Billings, Dale Courtright, and Neil Haga. These boys did much to support the B squad. In Inter-class Rivalry the girls took first place in Girls' Volley-ball tournament. The class also came in first in the sale of student body cards. They claimed second place for the Laurel sales. This class has shown their school spirit this year by turning cut for school activities 100 per cent. The Freshmen have many students on the honor roll and also claim a number of straight one students. Now that the Freshmen have completed their first year in high school they are looking forward with interest to three more years in Coquille High. MAY 1945