Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Page 32 text:

Murray, levonna Randolph, Anne Shipp, Morjorie Sturdivon, Sally Wallace, Jack Whitney, John Parrish, Gene Remaly, Weldon Stein, Vivian Thrift, Judy Wore, Gary Peterson, Jeon Robertson, Corolyn Stevens. Joyce Trofhcn, Charles Watson, Sherrie Phillips. Emery Shannon, Thomas Stevens, Wanda Turnbow, Robert Weaver, Bertha NOT PICTURED King, James Sanders, Darrell Sherwood, Stanley Louthen, Darlene Holten. William Nyre, Marlin Toulou. Edgar Wood, John Prince, Dois Sherwood, lolo Stever, Genevieve Wallace, Green White, Jean Wilder. Richard 24

Page 31 text:

Valererie, Peggy, and Lorna show off tolenfs and true age at Girls’ League Big and Little Sister Party. Lawhorn, Sharon Loftis, Marlene Meadows, Carol Miller, Donald Irwin, Calvin Loomis, Sandra Minard, Gerald Kern, David Lynn, Lorna Molthu, Linda Kusick, Donald Matney, Ellen Morton. Diane 23

Page 33 text:

Class of E Oh, that exciting day! Our halls were crowded with enthusiastic students who gathered into groups to talk about the big year ahead. We sophomores were, perhaps, more excited on that first day of school than were any of the other students. This year we were older, and our influence was to be felt by the school. At our first regular class meeting on October 19th, we decided to have a party for the freshmen to take care of initiation. Planned entertainment, dancing, and refreshments filled the evening, and the officers from both classes were honored with introductions. The purpose of this party was to acquaint the freshmen with the rules and traditions of our high school, so that they might become better members of our institution. Many of our boys were eager sport enthusiasts doing their very best while participating in the school’s athletic programs. We were well represented on the Junior Varsity and the Varsity teams, and hope to see this interest carried through our two years as upperclassmen. Those of us who were not members of the squads were not lacking in true school spirit. Drenched—in football with the rain, and in basketball with the dampness that only an exciting game can bring—we were happy with our classmates who took the initiative in playing on the athletic teams. The sponsorship of a dance in December, after the Coquille-Siuslaw basketball game, was our main fund raising project of the year. This money will be used for the junior prom which we will be giving this fall. Reviewing the past year we do not fail to acknowledge our advisors, Mrs. Leisure and Mr. Carmichael, and are grateful for their aid. The friends made this year, the activities participated in, and the teachers who taught us, have all helped in creatirrg our personalities and in preparing us for our future. We hope to be worthy of the attention given us. RONALD WILSON President GLENN THOMAS Vice-President SHARON LILES Treasurer 25