Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Mr. K it K ittredge B.S. Colby College Chicago University, U. of Oregon English, Speech Mrs. Elvo L. Leisure A.B. Kansas Wesleyan Latin, Home Relations, Counselling Mr. Carroll Nickels B.M. U. of Kansas Band E. E. ''Spike” Leslie Miss Lou Ella Kurle B.A. Jamestown College Social Economics, English Mr. James L. McMahon B.A. No. Idaho Col. of Ed. M.S. U. of Oregon English, Journalism. Mr. Ward Ledbetter B.S. U. of Tulsa M.S. U. of Indiana Geometry, Typing Mr. Clifton L. Millen B.S. Math, Lewis Clark Applied Science, Geometry T rigonometry, J.V. Football Coach Mr. B.A. U. of Oregon, M.A. Columbia Teachers' Col. General Math, Applied Math Varsity Football Coach

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our family: in Hie classroom Mr. Mi lien gives Mr. McMahon the word on the redistricting of the athletic program. Mr. John P. Barnett A.B. M. Ed. U. of Oregon Algebra, Chemistry, Physics Mrs. Helen L. Beecher B. S. Oregon State Typing, Secretary Practice, Bookkeeping, Shorthand Mr. Ted De Groat Driver Training Mr. Paul Greig A.B. U. of Portland General Science, Biology, J.V. Basketball Coach This year's faculty was composed of men and women who have done much for the benefit of Coquille High School and its student body. Our twenty-two teachers have taken part in more than their share of activities. This interest was shown in one of our funniest pep assemblies which was given in early December by our instructors, dressing in their own original costumes and playing instruments. The gigantic school carnival, held in March 9 in our building, was primarily instigated by our faculty with hopes of building the student body's financial status and of boosting the lagging school spirit by cooperation promotion. Booths sponsored by all classes and organizations lined the hallways and boys' gym with a variety show providing time-out entertainment. Mrs. Helen Hollensted B. S. Oregon State Home Economics Mr. Waldemar H. Hollensted B.M. Pacific University Vocal Music Mr. Cliff Ingram B. S. Oregon State Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop, Art Crafts Mr. Curtis Jarvis B.S. College of Idaho M.S. U. of Idaho Boys Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach

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Mr. Willard Mohn B.S. U. of North Dakota World Geography, World History Mr. Clyde Townsend .A. - M.A. Western III. State U.S. History, C ounsel I ing Mrs. Harriet Osika Mr Paul Snider B. A. U. of Oregon Oregon State Librarian Wood Working, Mechanical Drawing, General Mechanics Mi ss Betty Waite B.S. U.of Oregon, Portland Mrs. Dorothy Zaddach State, Oregon State School Nurse Girl's Physical Education Mr. Dave Twohy B.A. U. of Oregon, U. of California Spanish, English Mrs. Harriet Wallace Principal's Secretary On the serious side, our teachers were in charge of the cafeteria line and saw that we students kept out of mischief in the hallways. Many teachers also took the part of class advisors, advi sors of organizations, and class counselors. They made sure that the meetings and activities of the group ran smoothly and that the students under their counsel had all the advice and guidance needed. One of the social activities in which our teachers participated was a semi-annual potluck and picnic held in the fall and again in the spring. They also gathered at the beginning of the school year for the annual “citizen meets teacher potluck sponsored by the Coquille Women's Club. One night a month was put aside to discuss as a group the problems arising in our school. Attending the Parent-Teacher Association meetings and the after-school faculty assemblies were, of course, always a must.