Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1949 volume:

.. xl- 1 'K LAIHQEL I Xi X! N! C715 ,Assnrzzzfed Student Rody f h Faquzllc flzgh Srlmal CCQUHLE OREGON sr i my Pubhshed by O I 6 HIP-EWIIHII The 49 Laurel has been published 1n hopes of brmging ma.ny hours of en Joyment as a hving memory of old pals and pards of the year 1948 49 The Edxtor ELBERT SCHROEDER Qc-rved 1 Year ik., MAXINE JEUB Chalrman Served 5 years UEIIICATIIIN To our School Board who through the1r support of all of the hlgh school act1v1t1es have 1nd1cated the1r fr1end1y and w1ll1ng mterest 1n the h1gh school affaxrs, we dedl cate the 1949 Laurel Startmg the sprmg of 1949 they are be gxnnxng the fxrst un1t of what IS to become a new hlgh school They support the develop R T SLATER Served 12 ymrs RAY HUNSAKER Clerk Served 1 year ment and mamtenance of the new football We can be very proud of our school board They have glven much of thelr t1me and effort 1n workmg for the success and welfare of our school CRAIG PERROTT Served 2 years s. Guy MAUNEY Served 3 V935 Q , . , ' l l . iz . miiggg. field and established a parking area. Y.,:e l ' 5 ' . Y ' Q we MARY GAUNTLETT K Valedlctorlan 95 82 BEVERLY DAVIS Salutatorxan 95 73 Those students who have recelved the honor of bemg named the top students of this year s class are to be smcerely complxmented The scholastlc achlevement of the class of 49 as a whole has been outstandmg The average of the two glrls who recewed top honors were unusually close The next ten students and thelr averages are lxsted below Vlrglma Corrle Joyce Taylor Luc111e Haga Pat Shaw Jeanette Stone 117 145 148 152 159 Jo Ann Mlntonye Faye Borgard Clara Stonecypher B111 Owen Larrame Relnmger 163 168 177 179 187 , ' 1 , y -, 1 .f '. , 2 332 . I r ,gif asm, ' . l 1 , '3f2..n ' .5 l 'gear w 5 f. , .X',5f... 47-,.,, t - ,lf V. JSC- . 4 -1 , . 5- 'Eff' . l Q an-V vm - 1 'ffl ' 1--if! '- . . 1 , . . . l , . . . . . , . . . 5. . . . . . . . . . ' ' ' . . . . . . if! 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SIIPERINTENIIIENT Since the beginning of Mr Hunsaker s admimstra tion two years ago, the Coquille school system has made rapid progress Active in this community Mr Hunsaker is well liked and known for his cooperation and executive ability. quam: A 1, al' .e 'ffl . Q s Q'r K M fa, -agl A5 V ,Ji fl ' I , Ili?-ga A Rf P - af ,gg 3--7 i es S ,viggg ,... . - '-f n' We . .,, t Y, airs' . f'5 j ' .Iain 1 K1 ha Lbl if S0Clc1L5l um ,ex 1 1 c ODI'-.RD wmki INKKJ Nl LLNAC' FDIIH N1 menu PAU1 A -.Nxm-.R h1'!1hlUldYlCS lndustr1n1Arts nldf ugrh 1 IHO !s1ADL'J INII R iklkk AIX ,ls k A Sr: nce Npauxbh -ah! 'MYER 6 'in F l'UlTY Nxu1!'x d hi. 0 RA W AT SON nglxslx nwbqll I- NGEN ADA N15 Pnglxch Bs 5 I-'lx IK nun PR-RNLIN B CU! I Kink Hon- Pfunonn h. 11? . - A N lmttkgxvg, , .4 A B.a' EY. i' N it L ' ' I-il-'Vf17'5 Q '-' -in - ..I nw. n Q- 4 -, N: 4 M I 4' cr ' -sf ' IDX' .C A. Q H ' 1' hh lg. ,I-1, ' Lfxfzuxluf-r'1ini WL' jf- ply E '. ' I' f.1.d IKI .mf A fum E, World Hishwry U11-.-1r.,' L11 . . 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Mr. James is the able adviser and is always ready to assist in the business of the council President: Ray Gilkey Vice President: Donald Cochran Secretary: Mary Gauntlett Treasurer: Beverly Davis Assistant treasurer: Elaine Trull Senior representative: Warren Jenkins Junior representative: Jim Newton Sophomore representative: Jim Mullins Freshman representative: Velita Batty AlMA MATH! fa COQUILLE HIGH Coqullle H1gh Our grand old Hlgh School We w111 love you t111 we d1e We W111 gather round and cheer you Chant your glory Coquxlle Hxgh For the pra1ses of your students Smg your story Coqu111e Hlgh On to vlctory urge our hlgh school Boost our mxghty Coqu111e Hxgh 33 5 ...X I -.RY XX, NM .1 V I -gnili' 7 f' z r.,.-59 NX.. QQX aff I Tf Qg.lQQ g.f f n' H fhmj fkqg A ,' L . 3 A A 5 3 ' 5 i f' l 'f .5 ff tx 5 'L' lr. I-I 25 - B5 f ' f 9 Q f if 3 ff ' M A : -1 '- A I 1 H , 3 1 If H P 4 5' 'F Q 5 I 51 2 i ' . 4 A , A-f 3 1 2 f., U11-I it is .P ' 1' -. ' , X.- 45 . 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Bud Buckles made his letter in football the first year. When they were entertained by the Sophomores at a dance in the main lab, everyone had a swell time. As they entered their second year they felt like old hands at school. This year they elected Warren Jenkins, - Pres, Pat Shaw, V. Pres, Joyce Taylor, Secg and Bob McDonald Representative. xx .14 This year they gave a dance for the Freshmen and a clever assembly program con- sisting of a specialty dance, music, and humorous talks. Boys earning athletic awards were Bud Buckles, Jim Clark, Bob Geaney, Wilbert Reed, and Ken Cusic. Then came the Junior year, a year that was destined to be filled to the top and brim- ming over with activities. We must get our rocket done, as time is growing short, they were heard to say. To start the ball rolling they elected Bob Geaney, Pres, Joe Sayre, V.P.g Beverly Davis, Sec. and Jim Clark Rep. First on the list of activities was the Junior Prom, the theme of which was, Merry Yuletide. There was a big bustle and hurry before the decorating was over, but at last when the doors were opened everyone gasped at the beauty of it, and to top it all off, every- one had a swell time. Next came food, ah yes, food, and what does food remind you of? Of course, how could anyone forget the Junior-Senior Banquet! The food was superb and the entertainment the same. A Gypsy theme held sway over the crowd with bright colors and dashing and sparkling eyes of every girl. After the banquet there was a formal dance where every- one had fun. At last came the day when everyone could drop his books and pencils and go on a good old-fashioned picnic. Everyone journeyed to Lakeside and although it was a bit damp we rode horses, swam, and ate heartily of the huge lunch. In the afternoon some of them went out in boats, but were glad to get back to land and into our solid rocket. Boys making their letters were Clair Howell, Tom Mullin, Art Richardson, Jim Clark, Bill Owen, Keith Johnson, Dean Wolgamott, Bob Geaney, .and Ray Gilkey. Hurrah, we made it and without too much difficulty, and we had entered upon our last year of grind and fun. We started the year off with a big bang by electing Bill Owen, Pres, Joe Sayre, V. Pres, Joyce Taylor, Sec, Pat Popescu Treasg and Warren Jenkins Rep. We were ending the job of our mighty rocket and were at the end of our experiments. Under the able gui- dance of Mrs. Watson, were nearing our goal of the shining diploma. While progressing forward, we had a lot of fun and hard work. The Senior Play was a thrilling mystery-comedy, called Mystery In Blue. Every one worked hard and it was a big success. Then came the Senior Ball, with the theme Blue Hawaii, A lot of hard work was done on the decorating and everyone agreed that it was time well spent. The Senior Picnic is yet in the distance at this time, but if the seniors have their way, it will be a day never to be forgotten. MERLE ANDERSON H1T1mes Staff 4 Camera Club Z 3 Senior Ball 4 Junior Prom 4 Mother s Day Tea WILLIAM ANDERSON Camera Club l Z 3 4 Mana ger of Movie Projector 2 3 4 P A System Manager Z 3 4 STEWART AVERY C Club 3 4 Football? 3 4 Track Z 3 4 Annual Staff 4 H1 Y 4 Intra Mural Sports 4 CHARLES BILLINGS Football l Z Basketballl Z Intra Mural Sports l Z 3 4 KATHLEEN BROCKMANN FAYE BORGARD High Honor Roll 4 Honor Roll Z Junior Senior Banquet Z 3 Junior Prom 3 Senior Ball 'Q' Annual Staff 4 H1 Times Staff 2 Camera Club 3 4 Senior Play 4 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Senior Banquet 3 Junior Prom Z 3 Senior Ball 3 4 Mother s Day ea l Z 3 4 Dramatics Club l Girl s Special Chorus ALICE BROWN Camera Club 4 Senior Play 4 Junior Prom3 Sr. Ball 4 Pep Club 4. JIM CLARK Student Body Officer 3 ub Z-3-4, Football l-Z-3- , Basketball 1-Z-3-4 Trackl- Z-4, Annual Staff 4 Hi-Times Staff 4, Class Officer 3, Jun- ior-Senior Banquet 3, Junior Prom 3,Sr. Ball 4, Intra-Mu- ral Sports 1-Z-3-4,Stage Craft ELDON WAYNE CHOWNING Annual Staff 4 Camera Club l-Z Senior Play 4 Senior Ball 4 Intra-Mural Sports Z-3-4 Junior Play 3 Swing Band I-P Pep Band l-..- - . 1 TOM COLEMAN I Transfer-1 Intra-MuralSports , 4 Senior Ball 4 May Day Es- '4 Cort SENIUH 10 MAXINE COLLIER Jumor Prom 3 bemor Ball 4 Mother s Dav Tea l Z 3 4 VIRGINIA CORRIE H1 Times Staff 3-4, Honor Roll 1-Z-3-4, Girls League Council 2 3 Pepster 4 Camera Club Member Z Ofhce Staff 4 Sen 1or Play 4 .Tumor Play 3 Jr Sr Banquet Z 3 .Tumor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 Mother s Day Tea Z 3 4 Drama Club l Pep Band 3 May Day Queen f' KENNETH CUSIC C Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Jumor Sen1or Banquet 3 Jumor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 Boy S Glee Club 1 Mov1e Pro ctor l Z BEVERLY DAVIS FRED FINI EY 5tudentBodyTreasurer4 Stu dent Counc1l 3 Class OIIICS 3 Annual Staff I Z 3 H1 T1mes Staff 1 Z 3 4 H1gh Honor Roll 3 4 Honor Rolll Z Pepster 4 G1rls League Counc1l Z 3 Salutatorxan 4 Sr Ball 4 Mo ther s Day Teal Z 3 4 Cam era Club l Pep Band l Z Jr Sr Banquet Z 3 OIf1ce Staff 4 Sr Play 4 Jumor Play 3 Jr Prom 3 Gxrl s State Rep 3 May Day Prxncess 'kiwi I ootballl Track 3 Sr B1ll4 Intra Mural Sports 3 4 Boy s Chorus I T' ln. -1 BOB GEANEY C uh 3 4 Iaootba as 1 ball T1me:. btaff Z 3 4 Class Pre sldent 3 bemor Play btaff 4 Jumor Play 3 Jun1o1 Semor Banquet 3 J P10111 Ball 4 Intra Mural Sports l 3 4 H1 Y 3 H1 Y Pres1de 4 May Day Escort LILA DANIELSON SPAI DING Jun1or Sen1or Banquet 3 Mo thersDayTa 1 Z Sr Bll 4 G1rls TFIO 4 C'1rls'upec1al xorus I 7 MARY GAUNTLETT btudent Body Secretary 4 n nu'xl 'staff 4 H1gh Honor Roll 4 Pepster 4 Offlce .Staff 4 Junlor ben1or Banquet 3 Jr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Mother S Day Tea 3 D A R Award 4 Vdlechctorzan 4 Transfer 3 115' DAI I Ab FARNIFP Club Z 3 Annual .Staff 4 5n.n1or L H1T1mes btaff -I IUHIOI I 3 JUIIIOI' 5:11101 Bamqu Intra Iwlural Sports, U C1101 us 4 fg- lxlay Day P1 xnctss QS. 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JE KEITH JOHNSON Student Body Offlccr 3 -I C ub 3 4 Football I Basketball l Z 3 4 Jumor Play 3 Junxor Prorn 3 Semor Ball 4 Intra Mural Sports I Z 3 Boy sChorusl 4 Sports n1ansh1p Award 3 Pip Band '1- THOMAS lx4rCAUI FY ub uot a ack l 4 Annual Staff 3 1es Staffl 3 -I Ca 1 Club 3 4 Szmor Pla umor Play 3 Iumor Semoz anquet 3 Prunu 1 B 14 Intl-1 M11 11 Sports I 3 4 DIBTIWUIICSCIIIIIJ 2 Il mrus I l i iw- , ' 1 , . ' ,,r. - 1, I Pr ,Q . Bon-,I ' ' , . - : .2 . E D ,V oo 1-A-1-1. ' . 3 5 f '1 . - D -I Tri .-3. 1 2 I I in C -4, ' 1 1-.2 -e I 1 2 5 lg' - . . - ' ' Z-J V far' . . . I J ' . ' ITEM , W' ' Z - ' I , ' ' 1 ' ' ' - A - I . I AN? ' I my 1 ? 1 - , I ' 1 8 5 ZX, 1 . n - , . . ' u I . Q I . ' - . 3 if . . 1 ' 4 . ' . I QW t 'Q 1 Y' .1 fiiff' ,Q 2, I . - t C Cl 4, 11' 11 ll 3--1 1 - , -2-3-4, Tr - 1 5 -4 ' . - , ,' - 111 'rin , Q -1- - , m- ' 4 I ' ,,'- I r-rt -'fe' y-1 , ' - 5 D., J J' - , ' , - Y., B. , .11-. 3, 5-. ' ' I K al , t-1 1 '4 I - ',: 3-4. J Z- - , ' f ' f 1 ,Pa ysa K ffl . 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MARTIN Annual Staff 4 H1 Tlmes Pepster 4 Semor Play 4 Jun lor Semor Banquet 3 Jumor Prom 3 Senxor Ball 4 Mo ther sDay Tea 3 4 HxY Sweet heart 4 May Day Prmcess 4 Transfer 3 TOMMY MULLIN C ub Z C C u Annual Staff 4 Jumor Senxor Banquet 3 Jumor Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Intra Mural Sports l Z 3 4 Boy sChorusl Z Stage Craft 4 May Day Escort ELSIE PR EUSSLER Hx Txmes Staff 4 Sr Play 4 .Tumor Semor Banquet 3 Jun zor Prom 3 Gxrls Specxal Chorus 4 Mother sDay Tea3 13 ' . . 4' A - 'LQ' K .,, - 'K , .S ' - I . . - UC.. I -3-4. .. .- lb fr' Z-3, Hi Times Editor 4,Class - President 4,F00tball1-2-3-4. ' , '-3-4. . ' - ' Ig. b I .4-T , - - , -2, is x - f. ' ' ' , - ' , O - . . 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V xx C Club 4 Footballl Z Ath DEAN A R USSELL Jumor Semor Banquet 3 Sen 1or Ball 4 Intra Mural Sports letlc Managers 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 H1 Txmes Staff 4 Class Olflcer 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Semor Play 4 Jumor Play 3 S Ball 4 .Tumor Sen1or Banquet 3 Jumor Prom 3 In ra Mural Sports l Z 3 Boy s Chorus 1 Z May Day Escort PAT SHAW Student Body Offlcers 3 An nual Staff 2 3 4 H1 Txmes Staff Z 3 4 Honor Roll l Z 4 Gxrl s League COUDCII Z 3 Camera Club l Pepster 4 Offxce Staff 4 Jumor Semor Banquet Z 3 Jumor Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Mother s Day Tea 1 2 3 4 Swxng Band 3 4 Pep Band l Z 3 4 May Day Prln TUDY SLACK Student Body Offxcer 1 Annual S af Z 3 4 Glrls Lea ue Councxl Z H1 Tlmes Staff Z 3 4 Camera Club Member 1 Pepster 4 Yell Leader 3 Of hoe Staff 4 Semor Play Staff 4 Jr Prom 3 Sr Ball4 .lun 1or Play 3 Jumor Semor Ban quet 3 Mother s Day Tea Z 3 Dramatlcs Club 1 CCSS 14 GEORGENA SIVHTH Camera Club 4 .Tumor Prom 3 Semor Ball 4 Mother s Day Tea l Z Llbrary Staif4 . 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Annual Staff 4 Hx Tlmes Staff Z 3 4 Honor Roll l Girl League Counczl Z 3 Camera Clubl 3 4 CameraClubPres 4 Semor Offxce Staff 4 Sr Play 4 Sr Ball 4 Jumor Play 3 Jumor Semor Banquet 2 3 Mother s Day Tea l Z 3 4 Gxrls Specxal Chorus Z 3 4 Home EC Club l Drama Club l May Day Prxncess CLARA STONECYPHER Annual Staff 4 H1 Times l 4 Honor Roll I Z 3 4 Camera Club l Z 3 Offxce Staff4 .Sr Play 4 Jumor Semor Banquet 3 Jr Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Mo ther s Day Tea l Z 3 4 Lab rary 5taff3 Dramatxcs Club I Pep Band 3 4 Camera Club 3 Swmg Band 4 Annual Staff Z 3 4 Class Of er 1 Z 4 Honor Rolll mes Staff l Z Glrl s League Pres 4 Gxrls League COUDC1l 1 Z 3 4 Ca mera Club Member l Pepster 4 Yel1Leader 3 Off1ceStaff4 Sr Play 4 Jr Play 3 Sr Ball 4 Jr Prom 3 Jr Sr Banquet Home Ec Club l Red Cross Rep 3 May Day Prmcess 3 LOTUS JUNE THOMPSON Jumor Prom 4 Semor Ball 4 WAYNE IIMMONS Student Body Offncer 1 C Mother s Day Tea Z 3 Glrl s Special Chorus Club Z 3 4 Football l as e ball l 3 4 H1 Tlmes Staff 4 Trackl Z Annual Staff 4 Class Offlcerl Jumor Play 3 Junxor Prom 3 Tumor Sen lor Banquet 3 Sc-mor Ball 4 In ra Mural Sports l Z 3 4 BRYCE TRACY Track 3 Jumor Prom 3 Sen lor Ball 4 Hx Y 4 Intra Mural Sports 4 BOB WEEKS Jumor Prom 3 Semor Ball 1 Intra Mural Sports 4 H1 Y THIS CONCLUDES DEAN WOLGAMOTT C Club 3 4 Football 1 Z 3 4 Track 3 4 lntra Mural Sports 4 lntra Mural Offxcer THE SENIOR CLASS OF 49 1' ' ' , , I ' 'S . , ' ' .. , x ' . 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SENIIIH MASS l'lllll'HEl Y N49 The workmg day was almost over but there was no slackemng of pace m the offlce of the CO QUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL for th1s was Tuesday and the paper must go to press Edxtor THOMAS MULLINS whose love for lxterature fmally landed hmm the edxtorshxp of thls thrxvmg newspaper was busy at h1s desk The door was pushed open Edxtor Mullms was startled for a moment at the slght of the gaunt shabby old man leanmg on 1 gnarled stlck and strokmg hls long grey beard w1th a tremblmg hand What can I do for you? asked the edltox I would llke to read your papers slr I am a vlctlm of HIIIIICHIA and have been trymg to fmd out who I am for many a year Certamly replled Edltor Mullms Here are proofs of the May 20th 1969 lssue Here have a clgar The old man took the paper to the wlndow and w1th great mterest scanned the column of personal mentxon for such ltems as these MAXINE COLLIER has Just returned from Hawa11 where she and her husband KEITH JOHNSON have been smce 1952 tracmg down clues xn the mysterlous dlsappearance of DEAN WOLGAMOTT Dean Wolgamott say that sounds famllxar the old man muttered as he puffed hls clgar A sudden exploslon hurled the old man to the floor fthe clgar was loaded same old Tommy! As the old man pulled hxmself together a sudden expresslon of Joy came over the wrlnkled old features At last I thmk Iremember who Iamll he exclalmed Iam DEAN WOLGAMOTT Say this IS qulte a paper you are gettmg out now sald Dean I see that It has qulte a few artlcles about our former classmates ln the news speclal mterest column and the funmesllll The Hundred and slxty fourth Boy Scout week IS now bemg celebrated We see that BILL ANDER SON the commander of the Boy Scouts of Amerxca has Just v1s1ted h1s home town for the weekend to make new old acquamtances We see that Penny s the store where your dollar buys more has a new owner CHUCK BILLINGS Chuck was always countmg h1s penmes and savmg them for aralny day thls must have been that ra1ny day In the feature column we see that KATHLEEN BROCKMAN IS at the North Pole trymg to dlscover The newly appomted Dean of Educatlon THOMAS IVERSON D D Ph D WOOF ETC at the new State College located ln Coquxlle has Just stated that the school IS gomg strong wxth an enrollment of over 90 In the ad sectlon we see an ad for the Earth to Mars Spaceshxp Travel Agency owned and managed by KEN GOULD The ad descrlbes l1v1ng cond1t1ons on Mars as very favorable And the gxrls Woooooooooo V I ll Now Dean mutters Oh I would never have thought that I would look on the day when I would have to read of one of my classmate s passmg on In the obltuary column Dean has not1ced the death of JOE SAYRE On h1s tombstone was engraved Dtctator of Natxons Ruler of People caught l1ke a rat and hung from a Steeple Also engraved ln golden letters on another tombstone are these words Here l1es ART RICHARDSON the people s frlend He s gone to hxs own dlshonored end Governor of th1s mlghty Domam He held fxve aces 1na poker game At his rlght Hls beloved wxfe LOTUS THOMPSON In the marrlage column we notice that the late dlvorcee JUDY SLACK, who has been gxvxng boxmg lessons m the newly constructed Y M C A Just marrled ELDON CHOWNING contractor of the new bulldmg As we turn the page to the dlvorce column we see the followmg MARY GAUNTLETT dlvorced for the fxfth tlme IS now makmg those great b1g eyes at TOM COLEMAN her chlldhood sweetheart who has charge of untangllng strmgs on the tea bags for the Howell Tea Bag Co Also BEVERLY DA VIS has Just dlvorced BILL OWEN the wealthy Dlesel manufacturer for the thlrd txme 1n two years she IS now consxdermg marrnage to TOM MCCAULEY smger for the new radxo statxon WHAT managed by CLARA STONECYPHER The radlo news for thls week features MERLE ANDERSON the ch1ld psychologxst on KWRO the ploneer statlon of southwestern Oregon As we scan the back pages of the paper we fmd BRYCE TRACY mayor of Cats Paw Arkansas stlll campaxgnlng for Presldent and klssmg babxes both b1g and small Hmmmmmmllll The headlmes today run as follows PETERSON BACKS TRUCK ACROSS U S FORREST PETER SON breaks non stop record across U S ln hxs new deslgned Peterson truck he drove thls dlstance backwards The mxlllonaxre WILBERT LUTHER REED has Just contrlbuted to the new State Cap1talBu1ld1ng to be buxlt m the place of the old Coqullle Court House Wllbert owns the prosperous 'We Keep Em Dry Dlaper Products Inc JUNE JENSEN hls lovely devoted wlfe IS also h1s prxvate secretary seems that she doesn t trust h1m out of her slght r u u I , l O ' - 7 ' ' 7 ' Y . .... . , . , . . . 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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Ccontxnuedl Say could you tell me where and what ever happened to JO ANN MINTONYE? asked Dean 'Well I ,lon t know what I could do without dear old Jo Ann She keeps this place so clean lt almost shmes You ce she ls the clean up manager of the offtce explaxned Tommy We see that .TIM CLARK now 1n Alaska has Just shot Dangerous Dan McGrew for the lass known as Lue LUCILLE HAGA KARLENE MATTSON now of Warner Brothers IS makmg good as their chxef photographer who spccxahzes ln photographmg mlce for thexr comedtes We notxce that ALICE BROWN professlonally known as Madam Allcla Brownoswlskaskx IS a world famous ballet teacher and one of the most prlzed students ms FAYE BORGARD who IS now dancmg with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, st1l1 the most famous and fabulous ballet troupe ln the world As we turn to the Human Interest Column we fmd that LORRAINE RENNINGER xs makmg a psy chologlcal study of CHARLOTTE MARTIN Charlotte mslsts that she ns Borls Karloff LECRISSA GWILLIM advertlses a vacancy 1n her home for spmsters, and also wants to know lf anyone knows the vs hereabouts of BOB GEANEY last heard from as Jamtor of the new Coqullle Hlgh School tArk1e for shortl COLLEEN OSTRANDER matron of the Coos County Women s .Tall reports the late presence oftwo mmates MARY MILLER who was arrested for breakxng the glass on MateJka s wmdow to steal a dxamond rmg as she fmally dec1ded that would be the only way for her to get one and NANCY PRICE who was charged wlth blgamy Thexr cases w1ll be defended ln court by Attorney DEAN RUSSELL promment local crlmmal lawyer speclahzxng ln women s cases He recently won fame when he se cured a verd1ct of not guxlty for PATSY POPESCUE, the undertaker who was charged wlth fatal pol sonmg ln order to bulld up her busmess KENNETH CUSIC IS now Presldent of Oxford Umverslty ln England and was last seen wearmg a momcle CI wonder whyl where she was recently elected the fxrst woman mayor of Howlm Dog Junctlon In the club revxew we see that PAT SHAW IS now the new band leader of the Atomnc Jazz band play mg 1n the Club Chenango whlch IS now owned by JOYCE TAYLOR Also on the entertamment bxll are WARREN JENKINS STEWART AVERY and DALLAS FARMER known as the Up An At Em s wlth the1r acrobatxcs act As we turn to the school news we fmd that BOB WEEKS IS the new drlvmg mstructor at Coqutlle Maybe that s why all the glrls are so eager to take lessons WAYNE TIMMONS IS the owner and manager of the Coquxlle Valley Brewing Co It seems there IS a b1t of rlvalry between Wayne and CLAIR HOWELL Presldent of the Howell Tea Co They are both trymg to get ELSIE PREUSSLER and WALT SHUTT who speclalxze ln sxngxng commercxals SPECIAL NOTICE Work wanted any kxnd Wlll consnder takmg ln washmg Please see LILA SPALDING PAT MCGHAN has Just fmxshed her latest book on Better Methods and Ways of Teachlng Soclal Economlcs GEORGENA SMITH IS waltmg at the bus depot for the bus to Portland where she IS lwmg with her husband Dr Polland She fell m love with htm when she met htm durmg her semor year RAY GILKEY and h1s great love for hterature has led htm to be a great author of Chlldren s Faxry Tales MARY HELM has Just returned from the Far East where she has Just completed ftfteen years as a mlsslonary ln Chlna FRED FINLEY IS now the general manager for the Umon Servlce Statlons on the Paclfxc Coast VIRGINIA CORRIE Just recelved the honor of bexng crowned Mxss Amerlca of 1969 She was known to her classmates as Klondlke Kate 'Well I guess Iwxll go back to my place 1n the mountams exclaxmed Dean So long Dean sand Tommy Hope to see you agam soon By 1954 .TEANETTE STONE had finally saved enough pennies for her long desired trip to Arkansas SENIIIR l'lASS Wlll Sect1on I W the Semor Class of 49 bemg of sound m1nd and body, as our last w1ll and testament, do hereby bequeath the followmg Art1cle To the faculty we leave, regrettmg our lost opportun1t1es, our v1m, vlgor, and v1tam1n p1lls so that they may recover suff1c1ently to carry on through another year Art1cle wlll carry on as we have done Artxcle than we d1d!' Artxcle Sect1on II To the .Tumors we hereby bequeath ' our nght to run the school 1n the hopes that they To the Sophomores we leave our ' pull w1th the OfflC9 We hope you have better luck To the Freshmen we Just leave You w1ll too, 1f you are lucky, 1n four years After four years of strugglmg, we, the Hngh and M1ghty Sen1ors, bequeath the followmg B111 Anderson w1lI my dependable fllver to Joe Berg Kathleen Brockman w1ll my snazzy specks to Dorothy Miller Allce Brown will my Il1rt1ng ways to Alyce Kern Max1ne Coll1er,will my qmetness to Nancy Godard I Tom Mullms w1lI my way w1th Mr Schwemfurt to my l1ttle brother, J1m Boy' Wlll he need 1tl!' Jlm Clark w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to Lindley S1mpson I Eldon Chown1ng leave my dark complex1on to Ronn1e Haga I Stewart Avery leave my curly halr to Larry Moore I Faye Borgard leave my typlng ab1l1ty to J1m McCurdy I Charles B1llmgs leave my broken desk to Mrs Watson I Tom Coleman leave Thank goodness! Are you comlng Mary? I V1rg1nla Corrxe leave my old sheet music to Mr J o Ann Mmtonye leave the pos1t1on as ed1tor of the H1 T1mes to any Jumor who IS unlucky enough to get It Ken Cuslc leave my wolf ta1ls on my car to B111 Melton I thmk he can use them I Beverly Dav1s leave Walt a m1nute B111 I am two cents short of mak1ng my books balance I Fred Fmley leave for Bnble School to Jo1n Carol Walton I Joe Sayre leave Martha Banta or can those Jun1or Class wolves be trusted ?? I Mary Gauntlett, leave I thought for a m1nuteI wasn t gomg to make It I Nancy Price leave my dancmg ablllty shoes, and costumes to Max Clausen I Lorrame Relmnger wlll my ability to work story problems to anyone who takes Semor Math next year I Patsy Popescu w1ll my sxxth perlod 1n the 0fflCC to anyone who can stand the straln I Clara Stonecypher w1ll my pleasmg personal1ty to anyone havmg trouble w1th any of the teachers I EISI6 Preussler,lc-ave my vocal cords to Joe Loss I Art Richardson leave what s left of my growmg p1lls to Jack Purkey I Pat Shaw leave the Jumor boys broken hearted I Tom 1Ed1sonl Iverson leave my athletlc ab1lity to quxet bashful J 1m Newton , Wxlbert Reed leave my ab1l1ty to run 1nto State Police cars to those dash1ng reckless Junior lads I Joyce Taylor, leave all you Jumor g1rls my boy catchmg smile I L1la Spaldmg, leave w1th the 1ntent1on of tradmg an Englxsh book for a cook book, I Wayne T1mmons, leave my steady manner with women to Bucky Lyons I Ken Gould, w1ll my ab1l1ty to skxp classes to Jolm Watzllng I Bob Weeks leave my 1ntense d1sl1ke for the oppo SIIG sex to Dana Buell I Bryce Tracy, leave my car plus a new heater to Russell Engen I Dean Wolgamott leave my ab1l1ty to grow amus tache to any Jumor boy who IS man enough to grow one I Lotus Thompson leave my shorthand ab1l1ty to Loleta Robison I Ray Gllkey leave my offlce of Presxdent to any one who can get It I LaCr1ssa Gw1llam, leave for Bandon after Chuck I Luc11le Haga, w1ll my talkatlve d1spos1t1on to Lullabelle Se1del I Cla1r Howell leave my football su1t to Peter Har vey Maybe he w1ll grow mto lt I GeorgenaSm1th w1ll mydr1v1ngab1l1ty to Sp1ke He deserves all the cred1t I Mary Helm w1ll my qu1et d1spos1t1on to Toots Blum I Charlotte Mart1n w1ll my br1ght green eyes to any vamp that wants to catch a man I Forrest Peterson leave You don t have to push MISS Orvlk I Karleen Mattson leave to my surpr1se I Dean Russell leave my seat on the Rxverton school bus to anyone who can stand the rough county roads I Walt Shutt leave my 1nnocentexpress1ontoW1ll1e Wornstaff I, Jeannette Stone leave my h1ll b1lly s1ng1ng to the Freshman Tr1o I, Judy Slack, leave as no1s1ly as I came I Bob Geaney, leave the Hi Y Club Boy' W1l1 they mlss me'l I B111 Owen leave my way Wlth the offlce g1rls fso It says herel to that bashful Don Cochran I Mary Miller leave my cute l1ttle glggle to that shy Betty Clark I Jmme Jensen leave to try to f1nd my way back to Idaho I, Kelth Johnson leave one sl1ghtly used cast to any football player who may need It next fall I Thomas fFrank1eJ McCauley w11l my ab1l1ty to croon and make the g1rls swoon to Bob Ward I, Pat McGahan, leave to take care of Jxm as 1fl haven t been already I, Merle Anderson w1ll my geometry class and book to anyone who wants It I am t1red of It I, Dallas Farmer,leave for Coos Bay CI wonder why 'D I, Warren Jenkins, leave for the farm Just me and the cows Oh Joyl' . H ,. . . . 9, , . . I - vs ' . II - ' m-- ' f ' ' . I, . , . . , . I1 I D ,- L . ' . . . I , , , I . . . I , Y . . u . Y , D 1 ' I, . , . . . , . , . . . U , , . . I 7 1 a I ' , I .v ' . - Y 7 . l - , . I ! ' . I H y . 1 ' ' , , . . . . . . . . . . ,, . ,, , , . 9 y . 0 Nichols. Maybe he can read lt. I can't. . ' . . . . I, ' , . 9 1 . . . , I , - ' II 7 , . . .. . - ' , . ' ' I Y ' Y . . u I ' I ' , , . . - . ' . Y 1 - Y 7 , , '- . . .. . ' 7 7 , . . . . . , . . , - , . , . . . Y . 1 I . . . . . , - , , ' 1 7 ' I . . . . .. , ' v H I ' V ! - . . . , , I . 7 9 ' . Y I ' , . v ' v ' I Y I , , G ' . r . 1 Y , .4 . , - ' 5 I , ' - . , ' -, 1 , - . . , . . . . . . ' n ll F7 U 1 BPACL TRACY ART f WARRLN JPY? INlb 4, 1 Popular Peppiest Class 'She-1k UM Ll ARK JEANIFTTL STONE X10-it Mlleuc lumen X4Dkl-11 0-.v Hx U ANN! NLINTONYE, DALLAb FARNHLR B I me X qrnp Most Talented JUDH 'al Aflx Most Aihl-uc -rw' lXl SHfVlf Tllldlwl Moc! Q '1 MULLIN PATAY POPEDCU ELDON F111-ndlx Nio-.I Friendly Mosg LW!- LUCILLE HAGA Most Bashful MARY CAUNTI E.TT Bralnu st Most Lxkely to bucceed Q OH EN mes: HOW NING to Su: coed 1 KL: 'IANLY PRICE. BOB GEAVLY y Drnxggd N10-xx Falun:-fd Most Dependable E HRH ll IIFF ME CH RRI OTTE MARTIN Puppies! Most Dept-ndubln N. IRCJINIA CORRIE kiosk B1 nulxful JOY CE. TAYl OR Most Popular TOM IN ERSON W ntxest 19 'af ' rn I . Q: . ? 1 1' ' ' -li: ' . 5 -L M3 ,- V LS 1 f J I N. .cgi 5 . I I N Ss f r . Bll.l ,: :f.f:: V ,, I Q f ' A Ll ..-.hl ll . Q ' 'I l 1 .1 ' . ' 11.,- ' cn ,, ' Bm ' N V 1-41-4- :Q-'Lis-,ss ' ' lf 1 ' I ' ' c - ' .' - f ' . 1 1,- x . A '9 A l 31 -'J' .- .x ' A ' B:-A-1 Dr.-.url ' ' , .Q V 1 -.., l l . ' 1 - Rm' rn ' . ' ' A ' ' ' B , A ' . . PRINCESS PAT QUEEN VIRGINIA PRINCESS BEN ERI Y '5- PRINCESS NANCY PRINCESS PATTY PRINCESS MARY 40' 'in' wyf' PRINCESD .TEANETTE PRINCESS JOYCE PRINCEbS CHARLOTTE MAY IIAY l'llllllT 3 E 'Q I Rx - fir JUNIUH Cl!-XSS HICSTIIRY In the Fallof 1946 an enthusxastxc but green class of freshmen entered Coqullle Hlgh The class was well represented 1n the varlous school act1v1t es durmg the1r fxrst year, and under the guxdance of thelr advlser Mr Stoffer had an actxve year Upon attamlng the status of sophomores the class entered wholeheartedly mto the var lous school functlons agaln, and th1s year saw 13 boys makmg thexr letters tn football basket ball and track Thxs past fall saw the class swmg mto full actlon as upperclassmen The followmg were elected as class offlcers John Watzllng, pres tary Myrtle Serflmg, treas and Jlm Newton class representatwe Mrs Godardbecame thexr class advlser Agam the class was well repre sented 1n all of the school act1v1t1es havmg members partlcnpatmg 1n the band athletlcs G1rls League and Pep Club There were also many .Tumors on the H1 Tlmes and Laurel staffs Thls year s yell leaders were all Jumors namely Donna Gasner, Barbara Slater and Ted Parrxsh Much pep and Splrlt were added to the varxous athlettc events by thls enthusxastlc and peppy cheer squad Jumors makmg thelr letters m football thls year were Buzz Oerdmg Gene Schrag and Ben McKay Those recenmg letters 1n basketball were B111 Martmdale, Don Cochran, and Max Clausen Cmderella was the theme selected for the Jumor Prom whxch was held on December 17 Amxd falry tale scenes an enjoyable even mg of danclng was spent and durmg the mtermlsslon Bonme Morgan was crowned Cmderella The .Tumor play, Almost Exghteen a three act comedy, under the dxrectlon of Mrs Engen, was presented to a most enthuslastlc audlence on November 19 Thls year s Jumor Semor Banquet was held at the I O O F hall and was another outstandmg event of the year Thus ended a most successful vear for the class of 1950 X ZS x,-ff 1 .N - . . si - ' ' tr: r C l. .i . l . i . 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'V 1 R ne: : .- , v' V u ' fs , - . ilu' I I SIIPHIIMIIHE HISTIIIIY Here are the Sophomores! This is a very busy and interesting class. At the beginning of the year we held an election of officers who were as follows: President ................ Bobby Pingleton Vice President ............ Marilyn Atkinson Secretary ...... . . Jean Van Auken Representative ............ Jim Mullin This class was well represented in the various student activities. The boys on the foot- ball team were Keith Parry, Rodney Noah, Bob Pingleton, John Davis, Jim Mullin, Myles Bonnell, Chuck Davis and Duane Frye. Those participating in basketball were Sam Duncan, Larry Wilson, Bob Pingleton, Rod Noah, Nyles Bonnell, Gerard Jeub and John Davis on the B squad. Jim Mullin and Keith Parry were on the A squad. Gerard Jeub was the football manager, and Stan Steward was basketball manager. The class is represented in the Band by the follow- ing: Saxaphones: Sandra McCurdy, Donna Mast Baritones: Bob Pingleton, Stan Steward Clarinet: Lulubelle Seidel Oboe: Carol Ann Creager Coronet: Chuck Davis 6 ' The class didacompletejob of initiating the Fresh- men. The boys were a sight in dresses and make-up f and the girls' pin curls and braids were very becoming. The dance given in their honor was a huge success and 'r 5 everyone had a wonderful time. See you next fall when we are all Juniors. fwe hopej .vgv i W FHESHMAN l'lASS FRESHMAN C LASS HISTORY The Freshman Class of 1948-49 made a name for themselves, because of their school spirit and activities. The first year of High School began with the election of class officers. Those elected were: President ..... V int t C lI1SO!l Vice President . . N inc y M ll ncy Secretary ..... Noimi Jean Colt Representative .... Velit 1 Bltty The Initiation Dance, held last fall, was attended by an enthusiastic class Freshman members of the High School Band, are Lawrence Blum, Gerald Danielson, Doyle Greene, Pete Harvey, Ruth Keeney, Mavis Newton, Mary Pingleton, Jack Purkey, Lindley Simp son, Jesse Thurman, Peggy Tuttle, and Willie Wornstaff This class was represented in football by Don Laird, Larry Schweinfurt, Bill Wilkinson Douglas Ostrander, Leonard Scolari, Bob Groves Ed Davis, and Ed Howe. Bob Groves Leonard Scolari, Larry Schweinfurt, and Ed Howe made their letters in football this season and with three years ahead of them they should develop into outstanding players. f 1. Those taking part in basketball were Leonard Scolari, Bob Groves, Don Laird Lindley Simpson, Larry Schweinfurt,Dou- - glas Ostrander, and Frank Christensen. Leonard Scolari and Ed Howe played on the A Squad. The Freshman Class was very glad to have Mr. Adams as their advisor. 10 fp' ff in ' 5 X 'N V! .ff 612' fx ! J ,px if 'Q' mm 'ca 1 ,Q fy S..-.a II - -'-S-.: I :L . ,J ' ' . P' I A 24' HQTUI! JK 1 Z glgif .,, .1415 f ' 15 ' I Vi.: 5215- ' 1555 47? P . ,L f,-ff ' V 44.4 ' ' '. - f T W 2 , 'ik' if - ' T. ' gig 5 ff!! Inf, ,H In , I v D t X 5 ,1 rl I A,A' 1gffL '4 ' 2 .Zi N fg' I. , . qs? 52, , 'ey , 1' i f N ffit 1, yffx - 1 ' 5 l fig- Q ' , 'Z 4- , Li fs-e 1 5' ' X1 X 4221 zfsigg., L - 5 4 1-5 ' '1 5 H i ' I ,l-J-.Jil -'A :Y I ,E 5 'gif X5-Q 5 '5'f4f5 ' 5 V 1 X .3-f5Tff'l.T' Ag 5 J Z X if , , f 2 f 1 , : 1 fi Xlws . f L 1 1 . g A- 1 U :J A. -,xi ,Q H 'Sf 'I X ffv Z if TP' 1 V: Hljlir X ffm - ,-4-.M .. l 1 a . V , 1251. - i'4f ll im, . , A- ,s I Y X '-Q, ff . :.,' , . , 5 4 , ,g fa' 1 v--.ilrgr -if' m -fr Q ' 1 .f-- Jrvfr... gh,3.LA,,1, J.. . Y .1-:f.'i'l.'7 'Y' -2,:f f3'f1-- . 'Eff' W ' - ' ' I , PEPSTEHS ANI! YIEll LEAIIEHS The Pepsters were a very outstanding and colorful group this year. They added a lot of spirit and pep to the football and basketball games. The eight Pepsters this year were Bev Davis, Pat Shaw, Joyce Taylor, Virginia Corrie, Mary Gauntlett, Charlotte Martin, Judy Slack, and Jo Ann Mintonye. To be a Pepster is a highly coveted honor. Any senior girl to be eligible must have a scholastic average of a 3 or better, an outstanding character, and must win by popular vote of the Student Body. During the football season the Pepsters wore red skirts and red and white jackets with CHS on back of the jackets. When basketball season arrived, the uniforms were changed to a snappy looking uniform of white, long sleeve blouses and red skirts with jerkins to match. The jerkins had white devils on the back and the girl's names across the front. Big red and white pom poms were used in drills and steps by the Pepsters during football season, making a colorful addition to the football field. The Yell Leaders were Donna Gasner, Barbara Slater and Ted Parrish. They made an attractive and peppy group and led many new yells. During football season the girls wore red corduroy pedal pushers with white cable knit sweaters. In basketball season the sweaters were exchanged for long sleeve white blouses and corduroy jerkins. Teddy wore red cords and white cable knit sweater. The pepsters and Yell Leaders put on assemblies during the year and sold pro- grams at games. They have done much to promote enthusiasm and pep at tHe games. Miss Madeline Morgan, more often called Coach by the club, was Pep Squad 45-C, v... 5 V' 'A . ', 5 L 41 !'43 ',,j-Qfig 1 advisor. 15,-. URDER 0F THE ' F The Order of the C has been the most promment boys orgamzatlon m Coqullle Hlgh School for the past elghteen years Its members, who con s1st of outstandmg athletes of the school accomplxsh a great deal IH pro motmg good sportsmanshlp among students To become a part of th1s growlng organxzatxon a boy must earn hns letter 1n football basketball, or track Thls year the Order of the C was under the capable guxdance of Mr Leo Schwemfurt advnsor Offxcers were as follows Vxce Presldent Wayne Tlmmons Secretary Wxlbert Reed Representatlve Don Cochran I , . . . H U . ' ' i . l. . ,, ' . K1 ,, . Y . . ' . . . Tornmy Mullin FIIIITIIA ll On the f1rst day of September 1948 the footblll season 1nd Coach Sp1ke Les 11e s headaches started 1n '1 11ttle town called Coqu1lle We now travel to the locker room to get the deta11s of oux 1'l'1Cl1lOI'1CS It doesnt look too bad Wlth slx f1rst St1111f.,6'I5 buk as follows C1'11r Howell Ray Gxlkey B111 Owen Tommy Mullln Buzz Oerdmg, and Bob Geaney These boys w1th the help of others showed a f1ght1ng spu lt and suxprxsed many du11n the season Those turmng out for football wele as follows 50111015 Bob Gcancy Tommy Mu111n Ray Gxlkey B111 Owen Clalr Howell KCltl1 Johnson Stevnxt Axexy Dean Wolgamott Jllll Clark Thomas McCauley 1nd Axt Rnchudson JUIIIOIS Buzz Oex dmg Ben McKay Gene Schrag and John G11f1111n Sophomoxes hm Mu111n Chuck Davls Ke1th Parry Rodney Noah John Davfs M11es Bonnell Bobby P111 leton and Duane Frye Freshmen Larry Schwemfurt Edd1e Home Bob Gxoxes Leonald Scolar1 Donald Lalrd Douglas Ostrandex B1l11e W1ll11d and Edd1e D'111s County standmg Coqu1l1e took four 13051110113 111 county football Raw G1lkey B111 Owen and Bob Geaney 111 the second team w1th Tommy Nllllllll on the fn st 101111 STATISTICS Ashland Coqu111e Roseburg Coqu111e Bandon Coqu111e Grants Pass Coquxlle North Bend Coquxlle Reedsport Coqu111e Coos Bay Coqu111e Myrtle Pomt Coqullle ,ff W' 0 1.2, X 'ev ai g ' 'M4 5'a 1- 1 Q , ,,f,,Ar4, , ,N fx N an , rw Ji? 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Other members were Bill Martindale, Eddie Howe, Max Clausen, Leonard Scolari, .Timmy Mullin, and Keith Parry. Although they did not come out on top they were a contest threat every game. All of the boys received valuable experience throughout the season which will better them for the com- ing years. The boys leaving us this year will be Jim Clark, Ray Gilkey, Bob Geaney, Wayne Timmons, and Bill Martindale. The team's fighting spirit, whether winning or losing, was something that will be remembered through the years. 62 Coquille vs Bandon 29 39 Coquille vs North Bend 46 51 Coquille vs Bandon 14 35 Coquille vs North Bend 51 29 Coquille vs Ashland 53 36 Coquille vs Marshfield 66 24 Coquille vs Marshfield 63 34 Coquille vs Roseburg 49 38 Coquille vs Reedsport 31 46 Coquille vs Sutherlin 33 28 Coquille vs Myrtle Point 34 40 Coquille vs Marshfield 63 26 Coquille vs North Bend 42 39 Coquille vs Myrtle Point 53 15 Coquille vs North Bend 36 32 Coquille vs Myrtle Creek 42 31 Coquille vs Myrtle Point 55 23 Coquille vs Roseburg 34 36 Coquille vs Sutherlin 30 35 Coquille vs Myrtle Creek 45 37 Coquille vs Marshfield 55 54 Coquille vs Reedsport 55 39 Coquille vs Myrtle Point 53 ll SUUAII This year's B Squad un- der the outstanding coaching of Mr.Adams had avery suc- cessful year. They won the majority of their games and lost only a' few very close scoring games. The mem- bers are: Schwienfurt, Jueb, Noah, Ostrander, Bonnel, Groves, Laird, Christensen. Duncan, Simpson, Davis, and Pingleton. All members received numerals of the year they will graduate. They show signs of becoming a very promising varsity squad in years to follow. fix IH. VARSITY The newly organized Junior Varsity proved very successful the first year. The team was made up of Juniors and Seniors not playing Varsity Basketball. The J. V.s play the B schools of the county and in- dependent teams. The members were: Newton, Sisk, Berg, Schrag. Oerding, Reed, and Don Molthu. Coaching: the new group was Mr. Adams. 1- TRACK This yezir's track squad did a good job of holding up mighty Coquille High. Although the season was pretty rainy the boys pulled through O. K. We feel proud of them even though they didn't always come out on top. Those turning out were: Seniors-Dallas Farmer, Dean Wolgamott, Thomas McCauley. Ray Gilkey, Art Rich- ardson. Jim Clark, Stewart Avery. Juniors-Gene Schrag, Bill Melton, Ted Parrish, Ben McKay, Buzz Oerding, Miles Bonnell. Sophomores-Bob Pingleton, Chuck Davis. Keith Parry. Manager, Joe Sayre INTIIA-MUIIAL IIFFICERS Af BASKETBALL rnmvivs BIICCER CHAMPS Under the direction of Fred Adams an excellent athletic program is being carried out. Although softball and other activities have yet to be carried out, the Juniors have won both the Soccer and Volleyball Championships while the Seniors won the Basketball Championship. Much interest was shown in the horse shoe, rifle, and ping-pong tournaments held during the Spring season. Speedball and various other sports were also played but not for a championship. ,1'N Q -if 'KA x W2 , .x,? fs N ,J Q we 'x,7,,..x XLTHLHX f ez-T70-fl 5 we ' I s,m ff 1,1 I 1 C? K Q I sg? l J X X I: ' v if ? j N I L 'xv .., ,'v'4 A 'rx -.. ' ' ff ,.-sn.. A ,,,- if -., ing? . T 25 'I f 1 , ,A-.A ,fr vi nf R? frm! if I' ji - if 2 Q65 1 - 1 tw! If fn ffl E' ' A iff :is :H 25' .sf 5 '1 -ii 1, 5 1 f ,f 3' --if gli 5: .W 1-:1 T 'ff .14 -. 1 fy- ' - --44 -- .: 'ff W' A A :Ti ff 'lf 1: J .- 1' ' ' tri m 1 . - -' H .J V . Ar - - 1: 3 6. . , 5 - . ,gs far ,g ,-,4 55 L ii- el: A 5 gg: 74. gf- - A 53 Ky? -ns., b L 1 IJ: liz, -1 'pdf T521 gi: E.. . T.. Q Z? .if Y' q., Vi fig.: bi- 'iv 1'7 . 37 f' -5 gl -- A 4 LTI 11 - H - iw -f ff? ,D 5? N - ff fir' f '-be ' g .fg 5 I '-LZ' ' ll ' -' f' ' is '--Q:-' x-' ff- iff? ' Qi 1 f x i, . , n .v , gn Q , ,p .- -. 'U lAllllEl STAFF The Laurel Staff of 1948 49 have been very co operative and have worked well together in doing their best to put out a Laurel that they hope everyone will enjoy and remember. They realize they could not have carried the book to completion without the support they received from teachers students and various firms and individuals The Student Body elected Bill Owen Editor and Beverly Davis Business Manager Under the efficient and helpful supervision of Miss Edith Orvik Laurel adviser Bill selected the following staff Assistant Editor ......... . . . Barbara Slater Assistant Business Manager . . ............ Warren Jenkins Advertising Manager ...... ............... J oyce Taylor Assistant Advertising Staff . . . . Mary Gauntlett, Bonnie Stoermei Circulation Manager ....................... Patsy Popescu Circulation Staff ..................... Pat Shaw, Alyce Kern Activities ...... Gerard Jeub, Kathleen Brockniann, Sandra McCurdy Organizations ................. Eldon Chowning, Jeanette Stone Sports Editors ......... Tommy Mullin, Stewart Avery, Jim Clark Snapshot Editor . . . .......................... Joe Sayre Snapshot Staff . . . . . Marilyn Atkinson, Clara Stonecypher, Martha Banta, Wayne Timmons, Karlene Mattson Music Editor ............................. Betty Wasson Assistant Music Editor ......................... Joan -Peart Calendar .......... ....... J udy Slack Senior Editor .... . . . Charlotte Martin Sophomore Editor . . . . Carol Ann Creager Junior Editor .... . . . . . . . ............ Joe Berg Freshman Editor ........................... Peggy Tuttle Art Staff ......... Dallas Farmer, Buzz Oerding, Mae Dean Greene Typists ....... .... M ary Miller, Colleen Chowning, Fred Finley i l l I 4--',','a--qq-'-,J..v W- -, Y . W -, ,. -. ,... -- - .. , , , HI-TIMES Twenty four years ago the first issue of the official paper of Coquille High School was published. It was called Hi-Times. In 1938 the paper was first printed, and, through much effort of the different editors and their staffs, it has continued to improve up to the present. This year, under the capable direction of the editor, Jo Ann Mintonye, and the helpful advice of the advisor, Miss Orvik, the paper has shown a definite improvement over earlier issues, partly by an elimination of many of the unnecessary gossip columns. Jo Ann, who was Assistant Editor last year, was elected Editor by the student body. She, Miss Orvik, and Mr. James chose the rest of the staff. Martha Banta and Sandra McCurdy were chosen to help as assistant Editors. The Circulation Editor is Patsy Popescu. The Exchange Editor, Judy Slack, with the help of the Assistant Exchange Editor, Carol Ann Creager, has improved on the Exchange column by, rather than merely quoting jokes and boners from other papers, briefly stating some of the interesting news from other schools. The Feature Editor, Jeanette Stone, writes a news column, News Views , which covers many of the small news items which would other- wise clutter the front page. This makes a nicer looking paper. The Sports Editor and Assistant Sports Editor are Joe Sayre and Don Molthu, respectively. The typists are Alyce Kern, Clara Stonecypher, and Elsie Preussler, Charlotte Martin, Pat McAllister, Bonnie Stoermer, and Yvonne Watzling are the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Editors. The Business Manager and Assistant Business Manager, respectively are Wayne Timmons and Warren Jenkins. One of the biggest jobs of the publication was laid on the Ad Solicitors, Barbara Slater and Donna Gasner. Last but not least, because they go out and dig up the news, are the reporters- Joyce Taylor, Lotus Thompson, Frances Kern, Pat Shaw, Joan Peart, Virginia Corrie, Merle Anderson, Lorraine Reininger, Beverly Davis, Barbara Belcher, Barbara Sell, Bonnie Morgan, Colleen Ostrander, Bill Owen, Tom Coleman, Thomas McCauley, Jim Clark, John Davis, Ray Johnston, Claudy Liday, Carl Marney, Stanley Stewart, Mae Dean Greene, Evelyn Randolph, Billie Tuttle, Bob Geaney, Jeanne Van Patton, Molly Wersh, Corkey Horton, Ray Gilkey, Nancy Price. GlHlS UEAGUE The Girls' League is an organization composed of all the girls under thc direction of Mrs Coleman. This year the girls have been very busy planning for the Mother's Day tea, which is an annual affair, the Eighth Grade Tea, the All Girls Dance, and the Christmas Party. The girls have a meeting every month. These meetings consist of skits, musical numbers movies on good grooming and group singing. Officers President--Joyce Taylor V-ice President-Patty Shaw Secretary-Elaine Trull Treasurer--Virginia Corrie Program Chairman-Joanne Newton Assistant Program Chairman-Donna Mast Song Leaders-Donna Gasner and Betty Wasson Senior Representative-Corene Molthu Junior Representative-Beverly Davis Sophomore Representative-Lois Duncan Freshman Representative-Gay Cedarquist Officers clectedat mid-ter Juanita Alford Colleen Chowning Pat McAllister Gay Cedarquist Barbara St. Clair Betty Hall Joan Newton, Donna Mast Nancy Price Lois Duncan Dian Buell Kay Simmons Ill LO V-ftn9enAL. M. 5 fl Mal? H I mv ' P mek, PM FU L FAYN Lv.c.K HEKC U-LES WYNYI 3 and I I 'iq P 'IA Gd of CAI-L5 -3,55 L22 P Mil -.eff -3 V' 5 I INN' if if l'lll,llIlllEH S HAND cided asset this yeai The Band his perfozmed at footbfill lines pzp issembllts ind othsi piogiams The Bind WIS veiy 1-Ollullllf? to :Lune new uniioixns fiom thi Rotiiy Club lli i foims mike 1 eonsideiable difference in the .ippeuanu of the bind This ye ix the band h is pei fox med under the footbill lights g,iven to the High School by the Lions Club The lights make it possible to fox m letters 'ind pei fox in othei in intuvei s The bind pllytd fox Coin mencement Mxy Dly 'ind the Bind Festivwl is well 1s pre scnting, 1 conceit on Apiil 19 in conjunction with thc Glllgi Glee Club The bind is le id by its nm Jo: Bob Wfud incl in ljoxettes Carrol Ann Creagei 'ind Join Pewit , ... I . E ' e .. 5 j L, I 'Q ji I I. 1 l 9 , 09: . '-I 2 I 19,5 . o o Coquille High School Band, under the leadership of Mr. Carroll Nickels, has been ll de- ' '. . ' . Lg: f 'ra e' 2 ll ' ' 1 'K N ' 3 ' X 4' . Vini- . . . .' -. ' ' . . .I . , . 'S 2 . 2 - .- - -, . K ' x. 'f ,ll 5.53 . x L. l .- In N 1 1 ' ' - X . 1 1 . X t. sv X ' J- 1 5 y v w' ' 1 fa ' .' ' - -- . v' L Q '1 2. W ,Ak . , . . C I llIlllS lllEE l'lUll The G-irls' Glee Club for 1948-49 was one of the largest Coquille High has ever had. Under the direction of Mr. Carroll Nickels the Glee Club has appeared in a number of programs. One of the most outstanding performances of the year was the Christmas program in which the Glee Club and Band performed several special numbers together. The Christmas program was said to be one of the most enjoyable heard in Coquille for many years. Other performances were the Spring Concert April 19 and the Baccalaureate Service. They also took part in the District Music Contest which was held at Coquille this year. One of the most effective numbers in the contest was the Mass Chorus composed of all the Glee Clubs in Coos County and Roseburg, which performed at the Coquille Community Building. . Some of the numbers enjoyed very much by the girls and also the listeners were All The Things You Are , A Wayfaring Stranger . God of the Open Air , and several attractive no- velty numbers, Jimmie Cracked Corn , 'AGriddle Cakes , and Herman the Violinist . The accompianist for the group was Jeanette Stone who was very faithful in helping Mr. Nickels and the girls. The Sextette was chosen by voicetry- outs from the Glee Club and seem to have A - been rightfully chosen as they have been successful in their appearnaces. This group has taken part in most of the performances of the Glee Club and have done an exceptionally large amount of en- tertaining at the club meetings of various organizations of Coquille. The members areg Soprano, Garnet Cochran and Elsie Preussler, Second So- prano, Jeanette Stone and Kathleen Brock- mann, Alto, Nancy Engen and Betty Wasson. Accompanists for the group were Nancy Price and Donna Mast. 42 .-f ' - I fn 'A' V045 K- kv, Y -qylvlw, , ,,. v U A..A M .,,,,., , .. . , L . W 3.5 I , f. I -. '49 eglggg .- , ee -.f'zf.a1 1+ - . L ..- . . ,..--5. 4' QCHOOL 1 4- COC-UlL'L'E H'5H UFFIPE STAFF Under the supervision of Mr. James the office girls have carried on most of the office work this year. Each girl has certain special tasks and there is some extra work done after school and on Saturdays. Typing announcements, correspondence and other material, working on records, taking telephone messages, checking attendance lists, and running errands are many of the tasks which keep them busy. A credit is given for this work and the girls gain much valuable experience in office procedure. The girls who have worked in the office this year are as follows: Lucille I-Iaga, Lorraine Reininger, Judy Slack, Joyce Taylor, Jeanette Stone, Beverly Davis, Nancy Price, Mary Gaunt- lett, Patsy Popescu, Virginia Corrie. The Coquille Chapter of The HI-Y Club this year was under the direction of Mr. Fred Adams and the Rev. Lawrence Guderian who helped very much with the development of the club since its formation last year. This year the Club performed many worthwhile services to the School and community among those which include the following, At Thanksgiving the club collected food and placed several food baskets at needy homes, noonday dances were sponsored with the proceeds to go for the purchase of needed records for school activities, and the club provided a cabinet for the Public address system 4 W ' eff and record player. On Feb-. ruary 19 the Club sponsored a Sweetheart Ball and elected Charlotte Martin their choice for sweetheart of the year. This choice made her an hon- orary member of the HI-Y Club. Officers for the past year were Bob Geaney, President, Warren Jenkins, Vice-Presi- dentg Joe Sayre, Secretary, Bill Owen, Treasurer, and Ste- wart Avery, Seargent-at-arms. 43 IIENEIIAI MECHANICS The 1949 General Mechanics class, under the supervision of Mr. Snider, completed a very industrious year. The class was divided into groups and foremen were appointed to see that the job was done efficiently. The jobs they completed this year were: building and remodeling desks for the fa- culty, building new cabinets for the new office, building built-ins for the Home Economics room, and new cabinets to be placed in all rooms. Also tops for the new lockers and fa- cilities for the Gym. Good work, boys - Student driving under the direction of coach Spike Leslie is one of the most popular courses for Sophomores in Coquille High School. A brand new Chevrolet car was furnished through Southwestern Motors and the Chevrolet division of General Motors for this course. It is a one semester course consisting of short period classroom instruction from a textbook Sportsmanlike Driving. Following this the students are required to serve a certain number of hours of observation and twenty hours of actual driving. In addition each student is required to meet satisfactory standards on AAA approved testing devices pur- chased by the school district for this purpose. This equipment includes devices to test visual acuteness, depth and range of vision, night vision, reaction time, and test for stopping distance. XL. Records of these tests are put on,file ' in the Secretary of State's office in Salem. ' ' g ' , Q. 3yf?5??3 fi These courses are being given hi high - ' i-Q,.,,,,i',.1gt7-, L , schools throughout the United States in 1 49 XX hopes that properly trained drivers will t A -.'wa ' K have fewer accidents. J' 1 . I .sm I ., T23 STUIIENT DRIVING CUOUILA' ffui A' AI 52-7 , Dual Czmlfml ' pmvsmmuaue EAR 4, .1 :jrfxx .1,Lw3'Nx. ' , H ,I f. PEP Clllli This year a newly organized Pep Club consisting of Girls from all classes in the school was organized under the sponsorship of Miss Morgan. The purpose of the club is to create enthus- iasm and good sportsmanship at all the games. A great deal of interest has been shown and it is believed that this club will fill a long felt need in the school. Their insignia this year is white blouses and sweaters. There are over fifty members of this club. To belong to the club, the girls have to abide by the rules of the club or be dropped. The officers elected are: President ............................... ......... B arbara Dixon Vice President . . . . . . Barbara Sell Secretary-treasurer . . . . . Elaine Truli This year the Pep Band played at Pep Assemblies and basketball games. This group learned many peppy numbers which enlivened the assemblies and provided entertainment be- tween halves at the games. Q, t PEP HANII SIENIUH PLAY This year's Senior play entitled Mystery In Blue is given a comic twist to make it one of the best and most entertaining mysteries. The story centers around a small hotel Oak Knoll which has recently been bought by a Mrs. Miller. June and Jimmy Blake, a youthful couple, elope to Oak Knoll to spend their honeymoon. At the hotel is Dr. Meek, an antiquarian, who has come to determine the historic value of this decrepit hotel. His actions arouse no end of suspicion and, when a crime is committed, the doctor finds himself hopelessly entangled. The way in which the doctor extricates himself and the romantic developments that grow out of this provide some of the most exciting and amusing situations. Jimmy helps to solve the mystery and receives 55,000 just in time to prevent his mother- in-law from having their marriage broken up. The play was directed by Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Engen. The Cast Was: Jimmy Blake . . . . . Warren Jenkins June Blake . . . . . Joyce Taylor Lottie ........ . . Jeanette Stone Mrs. Miller . . . ..... Alice Brown Stella ...... . . Charlotte Martin Marga Carter . . .... Beverly Davis Dr. Meek . . . ....... Tom Iverson Flora Fish . . . . Kathleen Brockmann Viola Tree . . .... Elsie Preussler Lewis Carter ..... ...... R ay Gilkey Carole West ....... . . . Virginia Corrie Christopher Sullivan . . . . . Eldon Chowning Sheriff Mudge ..... . . . Thomas McCauley Mr. Tabor .... .......... J oe Sayre Mrs. Ellis . . . . Clara Mae Stonecypher Dippy . . ...... . . Walter Shutt 46 IUNIIIH Pl!-KY The Junior play of 1948 was presented in the Coquille High School gymn1s1um under tht tble direction ofMrs Engen The play Almost Eighteen w1s 1 h1l1rious picture of home life W1ll11m B11 1y 1 sm1ll town successful businessman G1 ace B1rry 1 devoted wife 1nd mo thex Be1tr1ce 1 pretty and modern daughter of Will11m 1nd G11ce M1bel W1rren 1 warm he1rted wom1n Mrs Granville 1 domineering club wom1n Eddie Barry an '1d0lGSC9Ilt boy who is yet untried by life George .Tones brother of Gr1ce 1n e1sy going philosopher Ann Sher mm Eddie s ide 11 1nd pretty girl friend S1lly Dfuidson a friend of Ann s but of 1 more so phnstlc lted type Tommy Gr1nv1lle a handsome young m1n dominated by his mother Mr Mer zntt 1 serious 1nd kindly professor Miss Dalrymple 1 r1ther in-sincere club woman 1ll lend charm ind re1l1sm to m1ke a thoroughly delightful play The cast was as follows William Barry Grace Barry Beatrice Barry Mabel Warren Mrs Granville Eddie Barry George Jones Ann Sherman Tommy Gxanville S1lly Davidson Mr. Meritt .... Miss D1lrymple. . . . . . . . John Watzlmg Martha Banta Juanita Alford Evelyn Randolph Donna Gasner Jim Jenklns Joe Berg Bonnie Morg1n Bob Ward Francis Kern . . Bill Melton Barbara Davidson STM IE PRAFT This ye11 Ill'iIlxS the fu st of which wt hope many successful yet sofCoqu1lle High School s newest orgmi 1t1on known 1s St1ge Cr1ft Th1srrg1n1zat1on w1s m1de up of 1 selected numbez of General Mech mics students for the purpo e of constructing the setting for the Jun lor aid Senior pl1ys In ye1rs past this h1s been done by the Gen rral Mechanics cl1ss This flour ishing OI'gZiI1lZ8llOl1 under the ex- perienced guidance of Mr. P1ul Snider is expec- ted to grow in years to come. Members: Jim Clark Tom Mullin Bill Owen and Ray Gilkey. CALENDAR September February October School starts Greetlngs and salutatlons Here we go agam Coquxlle at Ashland Fnrst blg game We won 32 to 0 Natxonal assembly The Melodeers entertaln us wlth sweet moosxc Frosh hop They don t seem very scared Boo' Coqullle at Roseburg How dxsgustlng We lost 20 to 18 Bandon at Coqullle Slaughtered them Q46 65 un der our brxght new lxghts Grants Pass here Not qulte so happy now Lost 18 to 7 Teachers lnstltute Teachers are sent to some sort of lnstltutlon to recuperate Coqullle at North Bend Oooo' Thls must be a mlstake We lost 26 to 6 Full length mov1e Isle of Mlssmg Men Wow' that blond Reedsport at Coquxlle Come a ky yt ylppy Beat em 31 to 19 Marshfleld here We came out on the wmnmg end 13 to 'I November Natxonal assembly Obvlously Mysterlous Brown had all the rabbxts bouquets and Chinese maglc boxes up h1s sleeve Coqullle at Myrtle Pomt Aeeordlng to leading authorxtxes we lost 13 to 8 Glrls League Sadxe Hawkms dance More fun than a barrel of k1ck a poo Joy junce Full length movxe Garsh L1 l Abner and Dalsy Mae are cuter n a bugs ear ham t they Jumor Play Lxghtsl Curtam' And here IS Al most Exghteen Nat1onal assembly The place went to the dogs tMaJorJ for slxty mmutes Thanksgxvmg vacatlon Two day probatxon December January Cottage Grove here Off to a flymg start except for the fact that we lost Newport here We lost Scoreboard must have sllpped Bandon there Bandon just dxdn t have a chance Jamboree Coqullle came out on the top of the heap Jumor Prom Cinderella rxdes agam Bandon here Murder on the maple boards We beat them Glrls League Xmas party Santa Clause VlSlt6d us through the ausplces of Jeanette Stone Chrxstmas vacatlon Joy to the world especlally at C HS Ashland there hong trlp bad score sad game Marshfield here Too bad for .ns Full length f1lm We saw 'Dr ChI'lSf.1dl1 and the Women between bltes of candy and peanuts Reedsport here It was very close but Myrtle Creek there Well nt s a long story You see It s luke th1s we lost Myrtle Pomt there Trlmmed agaln North Bend there Dltto North Bend here D1tto Myrtle Pomt there Dltto Say ns this boring anyone? Sutherlln here Postponed untxl later but we won' Marshfield there We lost Well we cant ex pect to wm all the tnme March 3 1 1 Aprxl May North Bend here No soap fqulck the Duzl Myrtle Creek here Lady Luck how could you do th1s to us? North Bend there Ye gads and Nell s Bells Marshfleld there Can t we talk about somethxng else? Jungle f1lm Joe look out' The snake' Joe' Poor Joe Smff Roseburg there Stormy weather, so the pep squad stayed at home Sutherl1n there vlgoratlng We won Natxonal assembly MISSISSIPPIHDS s1ng That s what I hke about the South Marshfleld here Ugh' And double Ughl Myrtle Pomt there We dndn t wm Myrtle Pomt here Why go through It agaln? End of flrst semester And how many subjects are you takmg over aga1n'7 Roseburg here Lxfe Gets Tedlous Don t It Movxe Hundred Men and a Gxrl starrxng De anna Durbm way back when Myrtle Creek here Last home game Sob Reedsport there No no lt can t be lt s all over now Capt Harry came, too That snow must have been 1n Dlstrlct tournament at North Bend So what' Foreign speakers Mo wlth the Gxggle and Bal wlth the Teeth tell us about Egypt and Indxa All Glrls Prom It was a good place to be 1f you wanted to due laughmg End of dxstrnct tournament Marshfxeld goes to State Intramural dance Spark plug Mr Adams and revolvmg colored llghts made the dance one bxg ole success Sophomore dance Those Sophs dld 1t again th1s t1me w1th the movnes and muslc of bxg name bands Natlonal assembly Roeland Van Cavel descrxbes Holland w1th a Dutch brogue ln suspenders for two hours Sprmg vaeatnon Face the offxce bow twlce and smg praxses to Mr James for thxs three day breather Glrls League assembly Mrs Wxckham from Eu gene IS speaker Plant trees Oh my achmg back Southwestern music contest The muslc depart n1ent gets to show off Fnlm F1esta IS a gay musxcal Sprung band concert Muslc maestro Nickels Full length fllm Wlll the person ln front of me please remove hxs head I can t see a thmg May Day Apple Blossomtxme IS ablg moment Jumor Semor banquet Forty nlners Ind all the l1'lI'I1I11lI1Q,S Urp Semor ball We dance mud the palm trees and moon llght at Blue Hawau Mothers Day tea The gxrls put on thelr best b1b and tucker and serve tea to thexr mamas Intramural banquet Would you please get your elbow out of my mashed potatoes? DISIFICI meet at Eugene State meet Baccaulaureate What s the matter wxth those Sen1ors'7 They re so qulet Graduatxon Why ns It that every txme the band plays Pomp and Cxrcumstances some one squxrts omon Juxce m everyones eyes School IS out Need I say more 7' . I - . . l-- I I v u . 4' I 1 17- ' . : ' ' . '. . . 5- : '. . 22- ' : ' 8- ' : ' ' 23- I 2 ' ' . , 9- ' : H , . . . 24- ' 3 ' ' , . ' . . . 11- : 1: - . 12- ' 2 ' ' al I . ' '. , . :I .... . ' y 1-8-' 12: V ' 15- ' : .n ' .. I l . 1 . 18- I 5 H ' ' ' 22- : ' . ' , ' 23- , z - - - ,- , ' 23- : - 5- -' 5 A 1 ' 2- ' ' : . l -y . u S 1 3- . L Z . . 11- . L ' . I . . 41 ' I I . ' 12- ' ' - ' : 8- ' ' I ' 17- ' - 11- 'Q :U . . f, g 19- ' : ' . . - ' - Y ' 1 ' . . . - - 18- : ' - 22- 1 : . . . . . . - - ' I 21- ' : ' 25-26- ' ' ' z ' . ' - 25-Senior play: Mystery in Blue keeps the audience 3- : ' , 0'3 ' - . . . Q I I I ' . ' ' 4- : . l. ' 10- I : ' : ' ' . Y- ' ' . : ' - 14- : ' 1 . . 8- .: , ' Y . . 17- ' : ' ' ' ' . 9- . 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