Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

� -+ •a f Vinf9- - i it cJCciuret Edited and published by the associated student body of Coquille Senior High School. Coquille, Oregon May 1959 1959 A gold statue, depicting the Oregon pioneer, stands atop our state capitol; one of the most beautiful in the nation. One-hundred Years of Progress Good education makes good citizens and continues progress. . .from reading history, and experimenting in science laboratories to listening to lectures and designing plans on the drawing board. Students make great strides toward useful manhood. The obsolete is replaced by the modern--sailing vessels by luxury liners, balloons by jet planes, covered wagons by many powered vehicles. All these things have come to be in Oregon in the last one-hundred years. Loretta Hampton, Vicky Freeman, and Barbara Roten standing on our court house steps. There is no place like home after a day at school. To Mr. Willard Mohn .. .for sincere service to our school.. .for the many hours he has spent working with our yearbooks.. .we the annual staff gratefully dedicate this 1959 Laurel. Board of Education Administration Faculty Activities Laurel Operetta N. H. Society Mr. James Blanton Mrs. Clarice Crawford Mr. Jerry Mac-Murray Mr. Walter S. Pierson Chairman Board of Education The American Education System of free public schools plays a major role in our Democratic System of Government and will continue to make our country strong and great. The directors of the Coquille Board of Education are elected by the voters of district 8C and to them falls the responsibility of education in our community. We are fortunate in having adequate state school laws to guide and direct our efforts, making education and scholastic achievement uniform throughout the state of Oregon, leaving local autonomy uppermost in importance. The success of our students, the support of our community toward our schools, and the confidence we have in the graduating class of 1959 is ample reward for our time and the effort spent directing the affairs of the Coquille Public Schools. Mr. Tom Stevens Mr. Charles Ritchey Clerk The school board at work on Thursday night. Mr. McMurray Mr. Hunsaker Administration The American high school at its beginning was geared to train young people for college entrance. During the last fifty years it has continued to serve this group best. Most of those deploring the state of our secondary schools of today are talking about those who are planning to enter college. It is to the best interests of those not planning on attending college to plan a high school course of a practical nature, and it is the first problem of the American high school to fill the needs of those for whom a high school education is terminal. 1 find my work very interesting because I am working with young people. As principal ofCoquilleHigh School I am in a position to watch youth grow into adulthood. This is a great thrill, for I know of, and have taken part in many of their problems along the way. It is the principals job to see that every student has a chance to think and act as a good citizen, and to do this we encourage the development of their minds, bodies and moral standards. This can be very rewarding to students, parents and faculty over the years ahead. :C Principal Our Thanks to the Faculty Our C. H.S. faculty strives to teach us the many things we should know. They teach us not only by textbooks, but by example; that there is a joy in serving others; a dignity in teaching; that we are rewarded for all we do and all we are. The members ofour faculty believe in boys and girls--the men and women of tomorrow. Our hearts are filled with gratitude for this service and for this faith in us. Miss HELEN ALDRICH English B.A. Mr. JOHN BARNETT Physical Science Chemistry Physics Applied Math Shutterbugs Advisor B.A., M. Ed. Mrs. HELEN BEECHER Secretarial Practice Typing II Typing I Sophomore Class Advisor B.S. Miss BETTY JEAN BURBIDCE Girls' Physical Education Pep Club Rally Advisor GAA Advisor B.A. Mrs. BETTY CARLSTAD English Freshman Class Advisor B.A. Mr. TED DE GROAT Driver's Training Mr. PAUL CREIG General Science Biology Fr. Basketball Coach A.B. Mrs. HELEN HOLLENSTED Home Economics FHA Advisor B S Mr. LEE KINGHAM Geometry, Algebra I Ass't Football Coach Sophomore Class Advisor A.B. Mr. CLYDE HEAD Math B.S., M.S. Mr. WALDE MAR HOLLENSTED Vocal Music B.A. Mr. ALDEN KITTRIDGE English Speech Drama Advisor Thespian Advisor B.S. Mr. WESLEY HEDEEN Instrumental Music B.A. Mr. CURTIS JARVIS Boys' Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach, Intramurals B.A., M.S. Mrs. ELVA LEISURE Home Relations, Latin I II A.B. Mr. WILLARD MOHN Mrs. HARRIET OSIKA Mr. KARL SCHMIDT World Geography Publications Advisor B.S., M.A. Mr. KENNETH SNODDY Arts Crafts Mechanical Drawing Metal Shop J.V. Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach B S Mr. MYRON VLCEK Social Economics Varsity Football Coach B.A. Library Girls' League Advisor B.A. Mr. PAUL SNIDER Wood Shop I and II General Mechanics Junior Class Advisor B.S., M. Ed. Mrs. THORA WATSON Algebra II Trigonometry Senior Class Advisor Junior-Senior Counselor Student Council Advisor B.A. Bookkeeping Typing I Senior Class Advisor B.A., M. Ed. Mr. CLYDE TOWNSEND U.S. History General Math Junior Class Advisor B.A., M.A. Mrs. HARRIET WALLACE Principal's Secretary 9 Student Council officers at work. FIRST ROW--Sharon Liles, Treasurer; David McMurray, President; Margie Young, Secretary. SECOND ROW--Dick Jorgensen, Business Manager; Ron Gould, Vice President. Student Council Completing another successful ana outstanding year, the Student Council numbers among its outstanding services the revision of the number of major and minor offices which one person might hold. On the 26th of September the plans of the Student Council to name our football field Leslie Field in honor of Spike” Leslie, were finally completed. A very impressive ceremony was performed. At the annual Christmas party, The Bells of St. Mary's was shown and refreshments were served. FIRST ROW - -C. Perrott, A. Mauney, M. Stoncypher, J. Philipps, V. Miller, SECOND ROW--D. Brown, L. George, S.Prindel, V. Fields, M. Sisk, P. Witzel, D. Kennedy, I. Peterson, K. Freeman, J. Miller. Staff Prints Bi-weekly Paper Informing students of the past,present, and future events, THE DEVILS’ TORCH, under the guidance of editor Donna Brown and advisor Willard Mohn, did a good job of representing our school this year. Many hopes and ideas had to be discarded when the staff was restricted from selling basketball ads to help finance the paper. But despite this difficulty, the staff furnished the students and parents with news in both the COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL and the WORLD, plus a bi-weekly mimeographed copy of the DEVIL’S TORCH. Enough funds were scraped together to provide the student body with three published issues,one at Christmas, one during February, and one at the close of the school year. SEATED--S. Prindel, associate editor; D. Brown, editor; V. Sloan, associate editor. STANDING--R. Gould, sports editor; I. Peterson, art editor; K. Freeman, exchange editor; V. Fields, business manager; M. Richardson, feature editor. ROW ONE--A. Green, D. Leith, A. Sherwood, A. Mauney, K. Anderson. ROW TWO—D.Myre,B. Roten, L. Smith, C.Erickson, K. Brown, K. Schrag, P. Fults, J. Maynard, J. Grant. ROW THREE --J. Sanford, C. Kusick, R. Talley, B. Scharfer, R. Osika, S. Erickson, K. Cross, N. Hun -saker, D. Kennedy. Staff Works for a Better Yearbook Guided, helped, and coaxed by editor, Joetta Miller, and advisor Mr. Willard Mohn.the annual staff, consisting of students interested in journalism, art, photography, advertising, and general business, sought to put out a yearbook that would be enjoyed by all. Members of the business staff haunted local stores, persuading owners to buy advertisements in the Laurel. Other members of the staff worked hard in order to finish the sections in time to meet deadlines. Two after-game dances, a basket social and dance, and the Laurel Party, have helped provide money for the yearbook. The '58-'59 staff have worked hard and sincerely hope that each one of the C.H.S. students enjoy this memory book now and later. SEATED--J. Miller, editor, and A. Mauney, assistant editor. STANDING--J. Philipps, business manager. Activity section Typing staff SEATED--D. Philipps, S. Prindel, P. Fults, V. Sloan, K. Schrag, I. Majorowicz, K. Newhard S. Heintzelman 14 Class section--V. Miller, editor, SEATED. STAND- Art section—I. Peterson, editor, SEATED. STAND-ING--M. Richardson, N. Hunsaker, N. Armstrong. ING--G. Turner, N. Armstrong, J. McMurray. Sports section--P. Haddix, editor and D. Kennedy. Business staff--SEATED, C. Perrott, G. Philley. STANDING--M. Cross, T. Percy, G. Wodkins, M. Richardson. 15 ,jri Have Camera Will Shoot Shutterbugs officers with Mr. Barnett, examining a camera. The members of Shutterbugs were very interested in learning to shoot better pictures, which more accurately conveyed the ideas they were trying to capture. Knowing how, assisted them during the all-school photo contest, and many national contests. The money gained from several projects plus the money paid by the Shutterbugs for the paper and chemicals used to develop and print pictures, was used for the prizes which were given to the winners of their photo contest. The Shutterbugs were under the leadership of Fred Erickson, president; Sandra Erickson, vice-president; Sharon Prindel, secretary; Jeanette Ruff, treasurer; and Dana Kennedy, student council representative. Many nights, with Mr. Barnett, advisor, the Shutter-bug members spent their time in the uarkroom printing pictures and developing film. SEATED--A. Sherwood, A. Mauney, M. Whitney, C. Erickson, STANDING --J. Ashenfelter, D. Sweetman, B. Brum-bough, R. Campbell, A. Ashmore, I. Majorowicz. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Whose side are you on, anyway? What happens when two girls travel unchaperoned through the continent of Europe? Between money and men, many laughable situations arise, and as in fairy tales, all turns out well, with the gals getting both the men and the money. Mr. Kit Kittredge, director, was assisted by student directors Sandra Erickson and Cheri Perrott. Cast Mighty convincing, isn't she? Lorelei Lee . . . . Dorothy......... Sam............ Bert............ Mrs. Spofford . . . Henry Spofford III Miss Chapman . . Aunt Dolly .... Mr. Broussard, Sr. Mr. Broussard, Jr. , Mr. Lee.......... The Captain . . . Mrs. Van Austin . Sylvia.......... Mrs. Van Osborne. Margaret......... Chamber Maid. . Young Men .... Young Men . . . . Two Stewards . Porter....... Hotel Manager . . . B. Scharfer, B. Whytal A. Sherwood, N. Hunsaker ............M. Pemberton .............A. Ashmore ............C. Williams, F. Peterson .............L. Benham , . A. Mauney, N. Vaughan . . F. Johnson, J. Maynard ...........B. Brumbough ...............T. Clarke .............R. Campbell .............B. Williams ...............R. Osika, M. Richardson ... V. Lindsay, K. Brown .......J. Dey, S. Matejka .............K. Anderson ................C. Couch D. Brown, S. Christensen, D. Fish A. Greene, M. Thompson, S. Erickson, K. Newhard, A. West . D. Swdetman, D. Purvis ..............D. Johnson .............. J. Jarvis 17 FHA members participated in the chili feed, dances, candy sales, initiation, the annual UNICEF program, and the annual Christmas party. The 1958 FHA Southcoast District Conference was held here in Coquille with Jeanette Philipps presiding as chairman. It was attended by FHA chapters from Coos and Douglas counties. The Cotton and Cord dance, attended by gaily dressed girls and their dates, go to church Sunday, installation of new officers, sending some of the girls to the state FHA meeting, and the style show at the Mothers' Tea completed a year of enjoyment. ROW ONE: Mrs. Hollensted, K. Schrag, M. Pemberton, K. Cross, F. Johnson. ROW TWO: S. Boots, D. Philipps, S. Grimes, J. Ashen-felter, L. George, B. Nyre, P. Robbins, N. Baker, M. Cross, J. Philipps. 18 Future Homemakers of America ROW ONE: Mrs. Hollensted, F. Johnson, L. Kusick, K. Freeman, N. Vaughan, P. Witzel, M. Young, J. Grant, K. Schrag, J. Philipps, M. Pemberton, K. Cross. ROW TWO: S. Kribs, V. Sloan, J. McPherson, C. Erickson, J. Ruff, N. Baker, S. Smith, K. Wallace, J. Ashenfelter, J. Rolston, G. Hodge, L. George. ROW THREE: S.Matejka,M. Rodgers, C. Kaino, J. Sparkman, B. Roberson, J. Edgmond, L. Woods, S. Grimes, D. Philipps, S. Ferguson, D. Weaver, P. Ray, D. Woodruff. ROW FOUR: B. Nyre, P. Robbins, S. Heintzelman, C. Betterton, V. Freeman, T. Percy, S. Stevens, D. Knight, K. Newhard, P. Lowry, B. Reed, M. Cross. ROW FIVE: S. Boots, B. Jackson, L. Perry, C. Cavanaugh, M. Thompson, J. Allen, B. Keeney, J. Leatherman, C. Kusick, K. York, A. Stonecypher. ROW SIX: B. Roten, J. MacMurray, S. Sexton, A. Greene, G. Turner, M. Rodgers, M. Miller, P. Pullen. 19 Girls’ League Organization Song leader, Jeanette, was January Girl of the Month. Girls' League is an organization whose membership is composed of all the high school’s girls. It is supervised by Mrs. Harriet Osika and exists for the welfare and care of general interests, and establishs friendship and fraternity among all girls. The Girls' League Council of elected and appointed officers meets every third Thursday to outline projects, take care of all the necessary things and plan the regular general meeting held the last Thursday of the month. The highlights of the Girls' League Year includes the Big and Little Sister party, Twirp Week, officer election and installation and at the end of the year, Mothers' Tea, held for the girls' mothers. At the Big and Little Sister party the new girls got acquainted with their big sisters. The girls played games and received prizes for the most interesting costumes. Twirp Season was concluded with a dance held after a football game to which the girls had to ask the boys. During the year the League sponsored dances and candy sales. The new officers for the year 1959 were elected, then installed in an impressive ceremony January 29. The outgoing officers were given white carnations by the newly installed ones who received red ones. The annual Mothers' Tea was held in May with the home economics class, directed by Mrs. Helen Hollenstead, giving their style show. The Girl of the Year, selected by vote from the senior Girls of the Month, was introduced. 20 Have you ever seen such a sight in your life? ROW ONE: T. Percy, G. Hodge, V. Sloan, S. Grimes, C. Wilson. ROW TWO: V. Fields, J. Mac-Murray, B. Whytal, J. Leather-man, N. Armstrong, G. Schroe-der, K. Brown, A. Stonecypher. Choir Presents Madrigal Boys’ Quartet B. Clarke, B. Simpson, D. Wade, D. Mc-Murray, and M. Hunsaker, accompanist. This year's choir, larger by eleven members than the previous year's, under the direction of Mr, W. H. Hollensted, has given many performances and benefited by rewarding experiences. Their first public appearance this year was at the First Christian Church. The vocal department's Christmas program was of the madrigal type with the choir seated on the stage around a table, while the glee groups were seated on the main level. The choir represented the school well in both the Spring Concert and the District Vocal Festival. 22 ROW ONE: S. Stevens, J. McMurray, J. Ruff, D. Leith, N. Hunsaker, D. Weaver, G. Hodge, M. Cross, M. Shutt, K.Schrag, K. Freeman. ROW TWO: D. Brown, M. Shulte, A. Sherwood, K. Cross, S. Liles, D. Philipps, J. Philipps, A. Mauney, S. Grimes, F. Peterson, J. Peper, D. Kennedy, M. Pemberton, B. Whytal. ROW THREE: Mr. Hollensted, G. Marble, B. Clarke, D. Sapp, D. Sweetman, J. Jarvis, B. Simpson, B. Campbell, L. Benham, M. Stonecypher, G. Russell, D. McMurray, D. Wade, C. Hartwell, K. Knight, D. Farr, B. Wallace. Girls’ Triple Trio D. Brown, D. Kennedy, K. Cross, G. Hodge, S. Liles, N. Hunsaker, J. Philipps, F. Peterson, S. Grimes, and A. Mauney, accompanist. 23 Choir Presents the Mikado” The Choir presented Coquille High School's third operetta, The Midado, after nine weeks of practice and preparation. The students were treated to a Matinee on February 25, and it was well received by the public the following evening. The Mikado of Japan.................................Gene Rusell Nanki-Too...............................David McMurray Ko-Ko........................................David Farr Pooh-Bah.....................................Bill Clarke Pish-Tush..................................Bob Campbell Yum-Yum............................................Donna Brown Petti-Sing..............................Myrna Pemberton Peep-Bo....................................Becky Whytal Katisha.................................Jeanette Philipps Ko-Kosingsof his passionate love for Katisha. Three little maids from school are we . . The Mikado and two of his lowly subjects. ROW ONE: C. Finley, G. Bog-gie, J. Kreick, F. Couch, R. Murphy, T. Clarke, J. Lhurs, K. Jenings, R. Brown, G. Murphy. ROW TWO: Mr. Hollensted, N. Counts, D. Aldrich, E. Duncan, C. Johnson, R. Couch, L. Kribs, B. Hazel, P. Oliver, P. Phillips, J. Long, L. Gillock. Boys’ and Girls’ Glees The glees, in listening to and appreciating good music, learned to recognize its value and become better musicians. After listening to great performers on records, they strive to attain their best as these artists have done, in studying the technique of the written music, they increase their skill in reading music. These groups added to the vocal department’s Christmas program, Spring Concert, and the District Music Festival. ROW ONE: B. Quivey, K. York, G. Turner, M. Thompson, T. Percy, J. Sparkman, L. Howe, V. Freeman, J. Leatherman, V. Lindsay. ROW TWO: C. Cavanaugh, D. Ralph, M. A. Rodgers, D.Vermillion,S. Matejka, M. L. Rodgers, J. Edgemond, P. Mast, J. Brown, C. Kaino, S. Heintzel-man,P. Lowry, E. Pratt, D. Hartwell. ROW THREE: E. Caudle, Mr. Hollensted, C. Lambert, J. Ashenfelter, B. Reed, R. Osika, J. Maynard, B. Finley, M. Johnson, M. Richardson, L. MacMur-ray, N. Moore, C. Betterton, B. Roberson, L. Hamilton, J. Ralston. 25 Concert Band ROW ONE: S. Griffith, C. Spurgeon, C. Perrott, F. Stevens, A. Stonecypher, H. Stevens, B. Scharfer, F. Peterson, A. Olson. ROW TWO: B. Brumbaugh, B. Bolson, K. Seidel,B. Roth, D. Brown, B. Reed, J. Dey, L. Brown, B. Jackson, A. Pierson. ROW THREE: J. Sanford, J. Morgan,N. Sonneman, B. Clarke, D. Farr, C. Wilson, D. Marcum, S. Kribs, S. Heintzelman, C. Reed, S. Christianson, D. Fish, B. Campbell, J. Miller. ROW FOUR: N. Earls, K. Brown, L. George, B. Hurrell, G. Wodkins, S. Summers, H. Seidel, D. Johnson, D. Purvis, K. Crawford, C. Wilson, S. Prindel, Mr. Hedeen, director. ROW ONE: Linda George, Historian; Joetta Miller, President; Doug Fish, Serge ant-at-Arms; David Farr, Drum Major; Mr. Wes Hedeen, Director. ROW TWO: Dick Markum, Business Manager; Sandra Kribs, Secretary-Treasurer; Don Purvis, Vice-President; Jan Dey, Librarian. Susie Summers, Majorette; David Farr, Drum Major; Georgetta Wodkins, Majorette. 26 IL Lt Captivating the audience with its skill in both music and marching the Coquille High School Concert Band provided Coquille fans with musical and moral support during home football games. Director Wesley Hedeen contributed many clever ideas and the half-time entertainments sparkled with skill and originality. When the Christmas holiday rolled around, the band, choir, and girls' and boys' glee clubs combined their efforts to present a Christmas Concert of sacred and novelty music. The band also toured Coquille's elementary schools, providing students with entertainment and boosting the holiday spirit. A Spring Concert and a Variety Show were also main activities of the band this year. 27 Devilaires Keynote Spirit This year Devilaries, organized after football season, supplied the music for the District Jamboree held at Coquille, and at all other home games. This group with its snappy songs added much zest to our school's spirit. This group supplied the background music for the instrumental department's Variety Show and performed in their spring concert. ROW ONE: K. Seidel, A. Mauney, D. Brown, F. Peterson,B. Bulson, B. Brumbaugh. ROW TWO: S. Summers, B. Scharfer, J. Dey, A. Stonecypher, K. Brown, L. George, D. Fish, B. Campbell, J. Miller. ROW THREE: N. Sonneman, J. Morgan, B. Clarke, Mr. He-deen, H. Seidel, D. Johnson, D. Purvis, S. Prindel, S. Christianson, C. Reed. 28 Oh bury me not on the lone prairie ... Band Presents Variety Show The high school bands presented a Variety Show in a well-rounded program of variety. The Devilaires March this year. Students and grownups alike enjoyed provided good background music. Below is a scene of the Shooting of Dan MaGrue. ROW ONE: B. Clayton, R. Talley, J. Walker, S. Laird. ROW TWO: P. Farr, D. Sapp, H. Hultin, L. Neavoll, R. Holbrook, R. Mason. ROW THREE: J. Churchill, P. Fults, D. Pratt, S. Woods, C. Haili, K. Morris, G. Panter,G. Bulson, S. LaFarlette, L. Schrag. ROW FOUR: M. Miller, L. Woods, P. Rhay, T. Clark, L.Smith, B. Sell. Prep Band Has Very Active Year This year the Prep Band performed on many occasions, for the enjoyment of students and public. Spectators enjoyed their pre-football game entertainment. The members joined the Concert Band in presenting a portion of the Christmas Concert, and also played for the Christmas shoppers downtown. The Spring Concert concluded the year's program. The newly organized dance band made up of Prep Band members enjoyed performing for people. Office Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Wallace, M. Young, N. Vaughan, E. Duncan, L. Kusick, J. Grant, S. Liles. Romana Cena Domina Ioetta, pro auxillio tui sum, clamat servius Bertius. The Latin students made history as well as repeated it on January 28. Our school's first authentic Roman banquet was held with the Latin II students enjoying their roles as masters, having their every desire cared for by the first year students. The slaves amused the high citizens, reclined on couches, with a boxing match and joke-telling and later all joined in on Roman songs. V Quill and Scroll Honors Journalistic Ability SEATED: J. Philipps, D. Jorgensen, D. Phillips. STANDING: J. Miller, V. Fields, D. Brown. New members of Quill and Scroll, a national journalistic honorary, were tapped” on February 5, for outstanding work on the Laurel or Devil's Torch. This year, the practice of electing officers to serve from winter to winter was instituted to avoid the usual autumn rush. Chosen to lead Quill and Scroll were A. Mauney, President; V. Sloan, Vice President; S. Erickson, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Farr and C. Erickson, Printer's Devils. SEATED: C. Erickson, S. Kribs, R. Gould. ROW 1: B. Scharfer, I. Peterson, P. Haddix, S. Prindle, K. Schrag, G. Philley, K. Freeman. ROW 2: R. Osika, M. Richardson, A. Mauney, E. Cox, V. Sloan, D. Farr, V. Miller, N. Armstrong. 32 Scholarship Honored in N. H. S. Members of the National Honor Society distinguished themselves in a wide range of school activities by their character, service, scholarship, and leadership. Other students attaining these four pre-requisites of membership were tapped and presented pink camelias on February 6. Seven members took advantage of the opportunity to buy jewelry and other personal items bearing the honor society emblem. In the spring, initiates and probationary members were honored with the traditional formal initiation. SEATED: Mrs. Leisure, Adviser. STANDING: J. Phillipps, President; V. Miller, Vice President; S. Kribs, Secretary; S. Summers, Treasurer. As in the past, at commencement Seniors proudly wore the gold cords of honor over their graduation gowns. ROW ONE: R. Gould, I. Peterson, F. Johnson, D. Kennedy, D. Brown, J. Miller. ROW TWO: M. Richardson, B. Scharfer, K. Crawford, V. Fields, S.Prindle, G. Schroeder, C. Wilson. ROW THREE: D. Keeler, D. Farr, J. Jarvis, A. Ashmore, G. Griffith, J. Morgan, B. Clark, D. Philipps, A. Mauney. ROW ONE: G. Johnson, K. Waggoner, H. Pribble, G. Thomas, G. Griffith, C. Roten, J. Hunt, B. Simpson, B. Kirby, E. Anderson. ROW TWO: R. Hogate, manager, D. Purvis, M. Stonecypher, R. Bundy, R. Luckman, D. Robinson, B. White, J.Pribble, S. Christensen, D. Brown. ROW THREE: R. Couch, manager, R. Sanders, J. Head, H. Nealey, B. Clarke, M. Finley, D. Jackson, E. Marsh, J. Hill, J. Morgan, manager. Season’s Record COQUILLE OPPONENT 7 14 . . . . 0 12 12 . . . 44 •13 . . . 49 •39 , . . .0 •25 •14 •7 • denotes league games 36 A Devil pushes on despite threat of mud and enemies! Football Team Headed by New Coach A Coquillite fights hard as coaches look on from the sidelines! 37 Looks like they are ganging up on you, Kent. Afternoons of long, hard practices, bus trips, bruises, and dressing room jitters are memories of the '58 football team and our new coach, Mr. Vlcek. Coach Vlcek, in his first year, worked hard with the boys, and as a result we had a clean, hard fighting team. In the first league game of the season, the Red Devils were beaten by the Brookings Bruins, who battled from a 6 to 0 halftime to a close of 19-13. The Red Devils dumped the Pacific Pirates 39 to 0. In tlte course of the game, Waggoner made two good long drives, one for 47 yards and the other, 46 yards. Harley Nealey made a 62 yard run in the last two minutes of the game. TheRed Devils bested Gold Beach in a 43-25 game. In three minutes time, Waggoner plowed over from the three, after a 42 yard aerial. Arnold Cullum set up the score, to start the touchdown parade. End, Jack Hunt, who played an all round bang-up game for Coquille, tucked in a pass from Waggoner and ran a beautiful 47 yards to score in the second period. Coquille had a rough game with Bandon which ended 24-14 in the Tigers' favor. In the last game of the season, the Red Devils won a hard-fought game with Myrtle Point, 7-0. This year's record of five wins, four losses certainly shows much improvement over the '57 season's two wins, six losses, and one cancellation. Since the 1957 team was one of the youngest in our history, the majority of the boys had one or two years of high school ball remaining. This experience of working together has been a great help to the varsity squad. Because our fine coaching staff will be working with an experienced group of boys, our school can look forward to a fine season next year. ROW ONE: D. Robinson, B. White, R. Sanders, R. Bundy, M. Stonecy-pher, M. Finley, R. Luckman, S. Christenson, D. Brown. ROW TWO: E. Marsh, J. Head, H. Nealey, D. Jackson, J. Pribble, J. Hill, E. Anderson. ROW THREE: R. Ivorie, E. Leatherwood, F. Haffner, J. Ness and G. Cullum. J. V. and Frosh Football J. V. Record Frosh Record Coquille Opponent Coquille Opponent 14 0 19 19 20 14 14 28 26 20 21 14 0 7 12 12 44 ROW ONE: F. Haffner, M. Sisk, E. Leather-wood, R. Ivorie, R. Stein, E. Cullum, L. Luckman, D. Buckley. ROW TWO: J. Church-hill, R. Mouro, J. Kreick, L. Shrag, J. Ness, C. Vlcek, D. Pratt, M. Elliott, G. Brooks. Season Record COQUILLE OPPONENT 53 49 ... . 49 69 .56 ... . 76 55 ... . 54 36 74 45 ... . 69 51 55 .52 49 46 49 50 ... . 46 50 65 45 •70 48 56 51 ... . •54 24 .... , •42 21 •46 47 •72 52 .... . •67 45 •75 43 71 32 •35 32 District 4 A 2 Playoff 58 38 Denotes league games Red Devils Win State Tourney Berth Devils fight hard for victory over the Bandon Tigers. Get that ball! Kent's up with a push shot. NO. NAME POS, 51............CALVIN PEARCE..................G 45............ARNOLD CULLUM..................G 11............LEROY ATWELL..................F, 13............CHARLES HARTWELL............. F, 25............DON PURVIS....................C, 41............DENNIS STURDIVAN............. F, 15............CARL ROTEN................... F, 55............MORSE STONECYPHER.............C. 43............GARY JOHNSON................. F. 53............BILL SIMPSON..............F.—C, 31............KENT WAGGONER.................F. 33............BILL HAZEL....................F. 23............JIM JARVIS....................G. 35............RAY FIELDS....................G. 20............JIM KERN......................G. COACH: Mr. JARVIS HT. CLASS .5-8 JR. .5-9 .5-9 SR. 5-10 JR. 5-11 JR. 5-11 JR. 5-11 JR. .6-3 JR. .6-0 JR. 5-11 JR. 5-11 JR. 5-11 JR. 5-10 .5-9 .5-6 . MANAGER: RON GOULD 42 With many long hours of practice and excellent coaching from Mr. Curt Jarvis, the Red Devil basketball team displayed a season of good games and good sportsmanship. Jump, Jim, Jump! A Red Devil scores two for Coquille. Jim adds two to the Red Devil score. In the 1959season,the Red Devils played bang-up games. Included in these games were five wins over A-l schools— Crater, Roseburg (2), North Bend, and Marshfield. The Coquille gymnasium really rocked at the conclusion of the Marshfield game. The Red Devils had clubbed the Pirates for the first time in fifteen years. Sophomore ace, Jim Jarvis, broke the schools one-game scoring record with thirty-nine points, nullifying the record set in 1956. ROW ONE: H. Halter, M. Pearl, B. Mason, Mr. Snoddy, D. Brown, S. Christianson. ROW TWO: E. Anderson, B. White, L. Williams, J. Head, K. Sanders, L. Kribs, R. Couch, R. Marcum, J. Herring, M. Dockery, R. Hogate. Season Record Stars of Tomorrow Coquille 40 49 Opponent 50 25 43 36 40 23 26 33 24 49 38 42 27 39 44 31 46 38 34 50 48 53 56 25 27 47 58 43 48 33 43 24 38 48 61 37 49 45 44 Frosh Make Good Showing Season Record Coquille Opponent 63 39 43 25 52 37 48 25 53 56 54 49 Myrtle Point 50 32 45 55 48 42 51 30 52 40 55 37 45 43 66 65 41 26 34 55 47 50 M | ROW ONE: R. Ivarie, R. Mauro, J. Capps, F. Couch, E. Cullum. ROW TWO: R. Hopkins, J. Churchill, E. Leatherwood, S. Armstrong, Mr. Greig, L. Schrag, G. Stonecypher, B. Reed, M. Sisk, L. Neavoll. 45 C” Club Honors Varsity Athletes The C Club is an organization to which male students may belong who have lettered in varsity sports. The officers, elected at an early fall meeting, and Mr. Townsend their advisor, led the group in their projects. New members were brought in after the assemblies awarding football and basketball letters and after the awards assembly for track lettermen in the spring. Senior Gary Griffith was chosen as the most valuable player on the football team by the C Club this year. Midway in the year,pins were ordered for the members of this letterman honorary. M. Hunt, Vice President; Mr. Townsend, Advisor; G. Thomas, President; G. Griffith, Secretary-Treasurer ROW ONE: J. Jarvis, D. Purvis, A. Ashmore, J. Morgan, B. Clark, E. Marsh. ROWTWO: M. Finley, G. Johnson, D. Wade, D. Phillips, B. Kirby, B. Simpson, E. Anderson, B. Byers. ROW THREE: K. Waggoner, D. McMurray, H. Pribble, D. Sweetman, R. Sanders, D. Brown, J. Head, J. Henry. Boys’ Intramurals Boys' intramural officers: Harold Pribble, vice president; Mr. Jarvis, advisor; Glen Thomas, secretary; Arnold Cullum, president. The boys again this year had a very successful intramural program. In the early fall football was played with the sophomores taking first place and the seniors, second. When the individual sports program was completed, Mike Pearl and Jim Jarvis had captured first place in badminton doubles, and Jim also first in the singles tournament. The table tennis games found Ray Fields coming out on top. Basketball and baseball were played in the fall and spring with equally fine turn-outs of interested boys. The school is very proud of this active group under the direction of Mr. Jarvis. 47 Oh, come now girls, your feet aren't that ticklish, are they? Girls’ Sports Do they really have a ball, or is this a brawl? Hey, Connie, that looks like a pretty precarious perch you're on. The officers of GAA are, ROW ONE: L. Kusick, Miss Burbidge, advisor, N. Jones. ROW TWO: B. Strange, S. Prindle, V. Lindsay. G. A. A. Promotes Sportsmanship G.A.A., closely associated with the girls’ intramural program, takes care of organized sports for girls in high school. Its purpose lies in promoting sportsmanship, enjoyment, and skill in sports. Our club, accompanied by G.A.A. members from neigh- boring schools, participated in several sports activities. Various sports were enjoyed during these outings, held both in Coquille and out of town. Playnights were also held for our club members only. Pep Club and Rally Squad ROW ONE: Cl. Wilson, G. Schroeder, Ca. Wilson. ROW TWO: K. Finley, M. Young, S. Liles, V. Fields, J. Philipps, P. Witzel, J. Grant, M. Pemberton. ROW THREE: I. Peterson, L. MacMurray, D. Kennedy, S. Erickson, A. Greene, F. Johnson, N. Vaughn, D. Knight, A. Sherwood, G. Wodkins, M. Cross, B. Keeney, M. Richardson. ROW FOUR: S. LaFarlette, C. Spurgeon, K. Morse, A. Peterson, B. Clayton, N. Armstrong, K. Anderson, V. Lindsey, S. Prindel, G. Philley, B. Bulson, S. Grimes, R. Osika. ROW FIVE: G. Hodge, B. Roten, J. Pepper, C. Perrott, K. York, N. Baker, J. Ashenfelter,T. Percy, D. Leith, A. Mauney, K. Wallace, J. McPherson. ROW SIX: K. Newhard, D. Philipps, G. Panter, J. Dey, D. Weaver, K. Crawford, N. Hunsaker,S. Matejka, S. Chard, J. Edge-mond, K. Cross, J. Leatherman. ROW SEVEN: C. Cavanaugh, A. Stonecypher, B. Scharfer,R. Talley, P. Watson, S. Griffith, S. Sexton, J. McMurray, L. Perry, K. Cook, B. Whytal. ROW EIGHT: K. Brown, F. Peterson, J. Sparkman, C. Kaino. RALLY SQUAD, ROW ONE: K. Finley, V. Fields, P. Witzel, M. Pemberton. ROW TWO: M. Young, J. Philipps, J. Grant, NOT PICTURED: Sharon Liles. Cheerleaders: Cl. Wilson, G. Schroeder, Ca. Wilson. The Pep Club worked hard with the Rally Squad this year in helping to urge our team to victory. And girl who wished to join the club was invited to do so. New members were initiated at the annual Serpentine. The Rally Squad, composed of Junior and Senior girls,held regular practice sessions to learn the peppy new steps and yells they initiated at the first football game. Throughout the year the Rally Squad and Pep Club held a successful drive to improve the school spirit. 51 CAdsS $ LEFT TO RIGHT--J. Miller, Treasurer; H. Pribble, President; G. Russell, Vice-President; K. Freeman, Student Council Representative; J. Grant, Secretary. How does it feel to be a Mighty Senior? This question came with envy from underclassmen on September 2nd. It was answered in tones equally filled with wonder. Gosh, I don't feel much like a Senior! It seems like only yesterday that we first timidly wandered down the wide halls, awed by the aura of excitement and sophistication surrounding CHS. But in these past four years, as we have become an integral and working part of the senior high,some of the magic has disappeared. We've discovered that every project involves work as well as play. Rising to this challenge,our members made their mark in athletics and scholarship alike, attaining new goals and setting ever higher standards of achievement. One of the highlights of the year was the beautifully decorated Senior Ball in April. In true Senior fashion, we were head over heels in activities right up to the wire, with the traditional Senior picnic on May 20th. With these many activities behind us, and graduation right upon us, most of us at last feel like Mighty Seniors. Suddenly we realize that soon this title will no longer belong to us, for we will have joined the ranksof alumni, and CHS will be but a nostalgic memory. Mr. Schmidt andMrs. Watson, Senior Class advisors. Ashmore, Austin Atwell, Leroy Benham, Leighton Billings, Dennis Brown, Donna Brown, Lou Anne Burkart, Linda Byers, Robert Campbell, Robert Carlock, Betty Looks like a couple ol Einsteins! Cook, Karen Cox, Edward Cross, Karen Cullum, Arnold Doty, Gale Liles, Sharon Duncan, Edward Fields, Valerie Finley, Katie Finley, Patty Freeman, Karylene Marble, Glenn Gillock, Leon Glazebrook, Norman Graham, Lloyd Grant, Janice Griffith, Gary Matejka, Barbara Higgins, Bonnie Hunt, Jack Johnson, Faye Johnson, Geraldine Jones, Norma McDonald, Robert Jorgensen, Dick Kern, James Knight, Kenneth Kribs, Sandra Kusiek, Luella McMurray, David Meggy Shutt conducts a titration experiment in the lab. (Don't let them kid you, kid, she's making pickles!) Those busy F.H.A. girls are at it again! You mean I printed all 50 of them upside-down? Queen Myma and King Glenn reign over the Twirp Dance. Miller, Joetta Pemberton, Myma Philipps, Jeanette Phillips, David Robbins, David Rother, Henry Miller, Vivian Pribble, Harold Russell, Gene Sanders, Dorene Sapp, Steven Schrag, Kathy Moore, Delbert Shipp, James Shutt, Meggy Slate, Edward Sturdivan, Bill Summers, Susie Morgan, James Sweetman, Donald Thomas, Glenn Turley, Gorden Turner, Vernita Vaughan, Nancy Pemberton, Marvin Wade, Donald Wilson, Ronald Witzel, Patricia Woosley, Phyllis Young, Margie Upper classmen! That was the main topic of conversation for most Juniors on the first day of school. About the time everyone began to be accustomed to the grind” of school work, our shiny gold class rings arrived, and everyone proudly displayed his. With the help of our adviser, Mr. Townsend and Mr. Snider, we sold concessions at the football games and sponsored an after-game dance, in order that our prom would be the best ever. Transforming the gym balcony into the South Pacific, complete with the tropical island, BALI HAI.was a hard job,but when it was completed, it was agreed that the Junior Prom was Some Enchanted Evening. Queen Gail Schroeder and Princesses Goldie Hodge and Sandra Erickson reigned over the prom. Mr. Townsend and Mr. Snider, Junior Class advisers. LEFT TO RIGHT--G. Schroeder, Secretary; M. Stonecypher, Student Council Representative; G. Johnson, Vice-President; P. Haddix, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED--B. Kirby, President. HUT DOC HUT CDF Albertson, H. Brimball, H. Dey, J. Finley, M. Gill, S. Henry, J. Keeler, D. Archer, R. Brumbough, B. Erickson, C. Fish, D. Gould, R. Hill, J. Kennedy, D. Ashbough,M. Bundy, R. Erickson, F. Fluke, J. Haddix, P. Hodge, G. Kirby, B. Ashenfelter, J. Clarke, B. Erickson, S. Fults, D. Hartwell, C. Holmes, M. Leith, D. Baker, N. Cox, R. Farr, D. Gardner, R. Hasel, B. Johnson D. Little, G. Betterton, D. Davis, H. Fellows, B. George, L. Heintzelman, S. Johnson, G. Lloyd,C. 61 Louvering, F. Luckman, R. Ludwig, P. Luhrs, S. Mauney, A. McPherson, J. Moore, N. Myers, D. Nealey, H. Nicholson, P. Olsen, A. Parrish, B. Philley, G. Phillips, P. Pinkston, J. Prindel, S. Purvis, D. Ralph, D. Reed, C. Robison, C, Robison, P. Rodgers, J. Ruff, J. Roten, C. Savage, K. 62 Friends, Romans, Countrymen . Schroeder, G. Seidel, H. Seidel, K. Shannon, P. Sherwood, A. Sherwood, F. Sloan,V. Smith, S. Spurgeon, D. Stevens, J. Stonecypher, M. Sturdivan, D. Turnbow, C. Wade, C. Walker, T. Wallace, B. Wallace, K. Ward, C. Williams, C. Williams, L. Wilson, Ca. Wilson, Cl. Wodkins, G. Koerner, G. Miller, D. Simpson, B. Strange, B. Waggoner, K, 63 With the help of our capable class officers, elected at the beginning of the school year, and our understanding advisors, Mrs. Beecher and Mr. Kingham.we of the Sophomore Class completed a very successful year. Members took an active interest in the school music and sports programs, as well as their own class projects. One such project was sponsoring the dance after the Red Devil Eleven” beat Waldport. (The dance, by the way, was equally successful.) In the fall, we gave the annual Freshman-Sophomore party,a bang up affair at which everyone danced and ate to their hearts’ content. In addition to these extra-curricular activities, we were also faithful to our academic courses, to the extent (we hope) that we'll be happy as Juniors next year. Mr. Kingham and Mrs. Beecher, Sophomore Class advisers. LEFT TO RIGHT --M. Richardson, Treasurer; J. Sparkman, Vice-President; M. Cross, Secretary; I. Peterson, Student Council Representative, R. Fields; President. 64 Allen, Kathy Anderson, Ernie Anderson, Karen Armsrong, Nancy Betterton, Cathy Bishop, Pat Boots, Sandra Brooks, Donald Browne, David Jr. Capps, Carlos Caudle, Eugenia Chard, Sandra Choat, Tom Christensen, Sonny Couch, Coleeta Couch, Ralph Counts, Joyce Counts, Norman Crawford, Kathy Cross, Marcia Davis, Norma Jean Doty, Karen Edgmand, Janet Ferguson, Shirley Fields, Ray Finley, Barbara Freeman, Vicky Fults, Pearline Gill, Lawrence Grimes, Shirley Gulseth, Paul Halter, Howard Hampton, Loretta Hartwell, Dianne Head, Jon Heintzelman, Sue Herring, Jamie Hogate, Richard Holbrook, Ronnie Horn, Carol 65 Hunsaker, Nancy Hurrell, Barbara Hurst, Roy Jackson, Dean Jarvis, Jim Johnson, Carl Johnson, Martha Kaino, Carol Kirby, Don Kistner, Mike Kribs, Larry Lambert, Carol Lindsay, Valdean Livermore, Nicky Long, James Lowry, Paula Luhrs, Jim Jr. Majorowicz, Iona Marcum, Richard Marsh, £d Matejka, Sandra McNamee, Ed Miller, ElRoy Newhard, Kathleen Norris, Suzanne Nyre, Barbara Oliver, Paul Osika, Ruth Panter, Gwen Pearl, Mike Pearce, Calvin Peper, Jacqueline Percy, Terri Perrott, Cheri Peterson, Farol 66 Peterson, Ileen Philipps, Doris Phipps, Bill Pratt, Edith Pribble, Jim Ray, Penny Richardson, Mary Dee Robbins, Pat Roberson, Beverly Robinson, Dennis Rodgers, Mary Lee Rosenogle, Duane Roth, Betty Sanders, Roger Sapp, Douglas Scharfer, Barbara Schulte, Mary Kay Sell, Lynn Shannon, Joe Sisco, Lorenz Sowers, John Sparkman, Judy Squires, Terry St evens, Shirley Stonecypher, Anna Turner, Lynda Turner, Philip Waterman, Ethel Weaver, Dorothy White, Bill Whitney, Margaret Whytal, Becky Woodruff, Donna Wood, Lola York, Karen (not pictured) Dockery, Max Harney, Fred Hawkins, Jodie Knight, Darlene Lucero, Fred Worlitz, Joan 67 Look out, kids, Susie's eating up all the profits! Mrs. Carlstad and Mr. Snoddy, Freshman Class Advisors. The Freshman class this year was a very active and cooperative group, according to teachers and upperclassmen with whom they worked. At the annual Freshman-Sophomore party, Freshmen were allowed to wear the symbol of their class--paper dunce caps. However, delicious refreshments and a dreamy dance more than compensated for this indignity. After one of the football games, a dance was sponsored by the Freshmen. The treasury really profited by this, reported the class advisors, Mrs. Carlstad and Mr. Snoddy. LEFT TO RIGHT--M. Sisk, Student Council Representative; L. MacMunay, Treasurer; Shirley Griffith, Vice President; S. Sexton, Secretary; G. Stonecypher, President. Aldridge, D. Allen, J. Armstrong, S. Boggie, G. Brooks, G. Brown, J. Brown, K. Brown, R. Buckley, D. Capps, J. Cavanagh, C. Churchill, J. Clarke, T. Clayton, B. Couch, F. Counts, W. Crawford, C. Creach, E. Cress, R. Cullum, E. Earls, N. Elliott, M. Elliott, R. English, J. Farr, P. Finley, C. Gambrel, D. Greene, A. Griffith, S. Haffner, F. Haili, C. Hamilton, L. Hampton, H. Harlow, J. Harlow, R. Hopkins, R. Howe, L. Hultin, P. Ivarie, R. Jacks, L. 69 Jacks, R. Jackson, B. Jennings, K. Johnson, M. Kaino, D. Keeney, B. Knight, C. Kreick, J. Kusiek, C. LaFarlette, S. Laird, S. Leatherman, J. Leather wood, E. Luckman, L. MacMurray, L. Maggard, P. Majorowicz, H. Martin, L. Mask, P. Mason, B. Mauro, R. Maynard, J. McCue, H. McGilvery, N. McMurray, J. Miller, F. Miller, M. Morris, K. Moss, E. Murphy, G. Murphy, R. Nealey, M. Neavoll, L. Ness, J. Osgood, C. Osgood, G. Peak, C. Pense, P. Perry, L. Pierson, A. 70 Pinkston, H. Pratt, D. Pullen, P. Quivey, B. Ray, K. Reed, W. Rhay, P. Robison, L. Rodgers, M. Roten, B. Sanford, J. Schrag, L. Sell, B. Sexton, S. Sherwood, L. Sisk, M. Smith, L. Sonneman, N. Spurgeon, C. Stein, R. Stevens, F. Stevens, H. Stone cypher, G. Stuck, M. Talley, R. Thompson, M. Turnbow, D. Turner, G. Van Winkle, D. Van Winkle, L. Vermillion, D. Vlcek, C. Walker, J. West, A. Wood, H. Wood, S. Zorn, D. Spencer, J. Wigington, F. 71 s. v 5- - • Sponsors Class of ’59 Activities ASHMORE, AUSTIN Quill and Scroll 3,4; Devil's Torch 1,2; Shutterbugs 1,2,3,4; C Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Dance Band 4, Natl. Honor Society 4. ATWELL, LEROY Basketball 4; Track 1,2. BENHAM, LEIGHTON Shutterbugs 1,2, Vice Pres. 2; Boys' Quartet 4; Choir 4; Band 2,3,4; Devilaires 3. BILLING. DENNIS BROWN, DONNA Class Vice Pres. 1; Pep Club 1.2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Devil's Torch 1,2,3,4. Ass. Editor 3, Editor 4; Laurel 1,2,3, Music Section Editor 3; Girls' League Songleader 2; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2,3,4; Joan of the Nancy Lee 2; Mikado 4. BROWN, LOU ANNE Transfer from Richmond, Utah. BURKART, LINDA Pep Club 3; F.H.A. 1. BYERS, BOB C Club 3,4; Football 3; Track 2. CAMPBELL, ROBERT Transfer from DELeon, Texas. Shutterbugs 4; Devilaires 4; Band 4; Mikado 4; Choir 4; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 4. CARLOCK, BETTY COOK, KAREN Pep Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Band 3. COX, EDWARD Devil's Torch 4; Quill and Scroll 4. CROSS, KAREN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3, Sergeant-at-arms 3; Devil’s Torch 4; Laurel 3; Triple Trio 4; F.H.A. 3,4, Sec. 4, Choir 4; Act Your Age,” Who dunit 3. CULLUM, ARNOLD Class Pres. 1; ”C Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Football 3.4. DOTY,GALE Track 2. DUNCAN. EDWARD Class President 3. FIELDS, VALERIE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pepster 4; Devil's Torch Bus. Man. 4; Laurel 2,3, Bus. Man. 3; Girls' League Pres. 3; Honorary Sr. Rep. 4; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Band 2; Natl. Honor Society 3.4. FINLEY. KATIE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Pepster 4; FHA 1,2,3; Band 2; Devilaires 2. FINLEY, PATTY Class Sec. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Laurel 3. FREEMAN, KARYLENE Senior Class Student Council Rep. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Devil’s Torch Exchange Editor 4; FHA 2,3,4; Songleader 3; Quill and Scroll 4. GILLOCK, LEON GLAZEBROOK, NORMAN GRAHAM, LLOYD Shutterbugs 1.2; Band 2. GRANT. JANICE Class Sec. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Yell Leader 3; Pepster 4; Devil's Torch 3,4; Girls' League Sergeant-at-arms 1,Treasurer 3; Student Council Rep. 3; Devilaires 2; Band 2; FHA 2,3,4. GRIFFITH. GARY Soph. Student Council Rep. 2; C Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Dance Band 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Devilaires 1,2; Natl. Honor Society 4. HIGGINS. BONNIE GAA 1. HUNT. JACK C Club Vice-President 4; Band 2; Football 3,4. JOHNSON. FAYE Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; GAA 1,2,3; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; FHA, Historian 2, District Sec. 2, Pres. 3. JOHNSON, GERALDINE FHA 3. JONES, NORMA GAA 1,2,3,4, President 4. JORGENSEN, DICK Quill and Scroll 3,4; Devil's Torch Bus. Man. 3; Student Body Bus. Man. 4. KERN, JAMES Basketball 4; Track 1,2. KNIGHT, KENNETH Choir 4. KRIBS. SANDRA Pep Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3, Head of Sports 3; Laurel 1,2,3,4; Natl. Honor Society 2,3,4; Sec. 4; FHA 1,4; Band 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 4. KUSIEK, LUELLA Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3.4, Vice-Pres. 4; FHA 4. LILES, SHARON Class Treasurer 2; Class Sec. 3; Pep Club 1,2; GAA Head of Sports 2; Yell leader 3; Pepster 4; Laurel 1, 2,3; Girls' League Fresh. Rep., Song Leader 2, Jr. Rep. 3; Student Council Ass. Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2; Triple Trio 4; Joan of the Nancy Lee 2. 74 Class of ’59 Activities MARBLE, GLENN Jr. Class Student Council Rep. 3. MATEYKA, BARBARA McDonald, bob McMURRAY, DAVID Student Body Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Shutterbugs 1; C Club 3,4; Football Manager 3; Boys' Quartet 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Joan of the Nancy Lee 2, Mikado” 4. MILLER, JOETTA Class Secretary 2, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3; GAA 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Laurel 2,3,4, Ass. Editor 3, Editor 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Natl. Honor Society 2,3,4, Triple Trio Acc. 1,2,3, Choir 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Devilaires 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Student Director 4; Joan of the Nancy Lee Acc. 2; Dance Band 1,2,4. MILLER, VIVIAN Transfer from Port Angeles, Wash. Pep Club 4; Class Editor of Laurel 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. MOORE, DELBERT Football 2; Track 2. MORGAN, JAMES Laurel 2; Natl. Honor Society 3,4; Shutterbugs 1; C Club 3,4; Football Manager 3,4; Devilaires 3.4; Band 3,4; Dance Band 4. PEMBERTON, MARVIN Thespians Sec. 4; Thespians 4; Shutterbugs 4; Track 3; Band 2; Devilaires 2; Act Your Age 3; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 4. PEMBERTON, MYRNA Fr. Class Student Council Rep. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA Sergeant-of-arms 2; Yell Leader 3; Pepster 4; Laurel 1,2,3; Girls' League Program Chairman 1, Sec. 2,Sr. Rep. 4; FHA Historian 1, Parliamentarian 2, Pres. 4; Band 2, Devilaires 2; Choir 4. Mikado 4. PHILIPPS, JEANETTE Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; GAA 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4;Pepster 4; Laurel 1,2,3,4, Editor 3, Bus. Man. 4; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Girls' League Soph. Rep. 2, Song Leader 4; Natl. Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Triple Trio 4, Choir 2,3,4, Sec. 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 1, District Chairman 3, Joan of the Nancy Lee 2, Mikado 4. PHILLIPS. DAVID Quill and Scroll 3,4; Devil's Torch 3; C Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3. PRIBBLE, HAROLD Class Pres. 4; C Club 4; Football 4. ROBBINS, DAVID ROTHER,HENRY RUSSEL, GENE Class Vice-Pres. 4; Choir 4; Mikado 4. SANDERS, DORENE Pep Club 1,2,3; Devil's Torch Ass. Sports Editor 3. SAPP, STEPHEN SCHRAG, KATHY GAA 1; Devil's Torch 4; Laurel 2,3,4, Typing Editor 4; Shutterbugs 1; FHA 2,3,4; Photographer 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Choir 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4. SHIPP, JIM Shutterbugs 1; Track 1,2. SHUTT, MEGGY GAA. SLATE, EDWARD STURDIVAN, BILL SUMMERS, SUSIE Pep Club 1,2,3; Laurel 2,3; Natl. Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Band 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Devilaires 2.3,4. SWEETMAN, DONALD Shutterbugs 1,4; C Club 2,3,4; Football Manager 2; Track 2,3; Choir 3,4, Joan of the Nancy Lee 2; Mikado 4; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 4. THOMAS, GLENN Class Vice-Pres. 2; C Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Football 2,3,4. TURNER, VERNITA Pep Club 1,2,3; Devil's Torch 2; Laurel 3; Girls' League Treasurer 3; FHA 1,2,3. TURLEY , GORDEN Whodunit 2; Act Your Age 3. VAUGHAN,NANCY Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Devil's Torch 1; Girls' League Vice-Pres. 3; FHA 2,3,4; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes 4. WADE, DON Devil's Torch 2; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; C Club 4; Track 1,2,3; Boys' Quartet 3,4, Choir 2,3,4; Joan of the Nancy Lee 2; Mikado 4. WILSON, RONALD Class President 2. WITZEL, PATRICIA Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Pepster 4; Laurel 2; Student Council 4; FHA 2,3,4. WOOSELY , PHYLLIS GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3. YOUNG. MARGIE Class Treasurer 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Pepster 4; Student Body Sec. 4; FHA 3,4. Sponsors For 1959 Sponsored One Page ELMER BENHAM Ready-mix Concrete Phone 51 Coquille, Oregon Drs. HARMON AND BUNCH 450 East Second Coquille, Oregon THE WORLD Today's News Today Southwestern Oregon's Only daily Newspaper Coos Bay, Oregon BROOKMEAD DAIRY Phone ENterprise 322 149 N. Fourth Coos Bay, Oregon ED WALKER'S CHEVRON SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires—Atlas Batteries--Chevron Supreme Gasoline We Take Better Care of Your Car COQUILLE VALLEY BANK A Home-Owned Independent Bank 1st Central Boulevard Coquille, Oregon THE HUB Service to all Southwestern Oregon Coos Bay, Oregon COQUILLE CLINIC J. ARTHUR BERG Attorney-at-Law Coquille, Oregon PAPE' BROS., INC. Caterpiller Logging Equipment Phone 8301 Coquille, Oregon DAVISON FILING SHED Homelite Chain Saws Phone 5061 Coos Bay Highway J. C. PENNEY Let's go, Red Devils CHARLES S. RITCHEY Business Services CALHOUN ELECTRIC Coquille, Oregon COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of North Bend Coca-Cola--Squirt—Bubble Up--Deleware Punch--Dad's COMMUNITY CABLE T. V. Coquille, Oregon SOUTHWESTERN MOTORS Chevrolet--Buick Dealers GEORGIA PACIFIC Lumber For Your Every Need FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Coquille, Oregon Sponsored Three-fourths Page BROWNIE'S CAFE Servers of Fine Food Open 24 Hours A Day X Marks the Spot WERNER TYPEWRITER SERVICE 135 N. Third St. Phone COngress 7-6015 Coos Bay, Oregon SAVE-ON-FOOD Your Friendly Grocery Store Coquille, Oregon CONSOLIDATED SALES AND SERVICE Ferguson Implements Richfield Products PACIFIC OPTICAL LABORATORIES 169 N. Second St. Coos Bay, Oregon PIONEER HARDWARE Serving Southwestern Oregon 85 Years Coos Bay, Oregon COOS BAY MUTUAL CREAMERY Melowest Dairy Products Taste the Difference Ph. 881-891 Coos Bay, Oregon Sponsors for 1959 Sponsored Three-fourths Page Dr. WILBUR E. CULLERS Chiropractic Physician Phone 4121 Laird Building SCHROEDER BROTHERS MORTUARY Funeral Directors Coquille--Bandon--Myrtle Point HENNIGER'S MARKET One Shopping Stop for Everything Second and Central Coquille, Oregon COOS-CURRY ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE 74 West First Phone 5151 Owned by Those It Serves THORNTONS Easy Viewing—Easy Living—Easy Riding FLESHER SHELL SERVICE Gasoline--Motor Oil—Lubricants Central at Third Coquille, Oregon GANT'S GROCERY Quality and Price Always Right JUM'S U SAVE SERVICE 498 W. Central Coquille, Oregon Phone 8492 BURR-SULLIVAN, INC. International Trucks Page Logging Trailers Coquille, Oregon MOORE’S FLORIST-NURSERY Fashion in Flowers Evergreens--Lawn Care Phone 5711 CANFIELD JEWELRY Where We Finance Romance No Carrying Charge LOUNSBURY FORD Complete Service For All Cars Phone 341-351 Coquille, Oregon COQUILLE BAKERY Where Bread And Pastry Is The Best 80 E. First Phone 2431 VAN DOREN INSURANCE AGENCY Competent Insurance Counsel Odd Fellows Building WRAY AND MacMURRAY Coquille Valley Bank Building COQUILLE AUTO COMPANY, INC. Oldsmobile, Rambler and G.M.C. Trucks Sales and Service CHURCH PONTIAC Dollar for Dollar You can't beat a Pontiac Phone 8881 Coquille, Oregon THE MYRTLE BURL Handcrafted Giftware We Give S and H Green Stamps Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oerding TOM'S TEXACO Corner of Main and Adams SHORE'S GENERAL TIRES The General Tire—For Safe Human Mileage Across from the High School—586 W. Central Blvd. CEDAR POINT PACKING Wholesale Meats Coos Bay Highway Coquille, Oregon Sponsors for I 959 Sponsored Three-fourths Page COQUILLE STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP 20 W. 1st St. Coquille, Oregon JEAN'S FOOD CENTER Coquille, Oregon EARL CARROLL'S ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Electric Heat—Lighting Fixtures CLARKE BROS. SHEET METAL Oil Heater Service Phone 4881 UNITED PROPANE GAS SERVICE, INC. Unigas Does It Better MASON HARDWARE PAINT COMPANY Your Friendly Store Coquille, Oregon RALPH'S ICE CREAM We Make Our Own Bandon Coquille HOUSE OF BEAUTY Personalized Hairstyling Slenderizing By Figurama Coquille, Oregon Phone 9213 WEST COAST TITLE CO. Clarence A. Barton—Ben F. Barton PURKEY FURNITURE Think of Furniture, Think of Purkey Coquille—Coos Bay—North Bend Sponsored One-half Page EMBACO BOWL Bowl For Fun Bowl For Relaxation 347 S. Broadway Coos Bay, Oregon Dr. CRAWFORD Veterinarian 1095 N. Knott St. Coquille, Oregon MYRTLE LANE MOTEL Coquille's Finest AAA Approved North of City Center on Hwy 101 MUSIC BOX Music Supplies Band and Orchestra Instruments W. J. CONRAD LUMBER CO. Lumber, Hardware, and Paints 743 North Central Coquille, Oregon CITY HEATING OIL CO. Standard Heating Oils Stove and Furnace Oils ART DECORATING AND FURNITURE CO. Southwestern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers 311-317 S. Broadway Coos Bay, Oregon COOS BAY STATIONERY Royal Typewriters 164 N. Broadway Coos Bay, Oregon Sponsors for 1959 Sponsored One-half Page GLENN AND LEE'S BARBER SHOP The Best in Haircuts BARROW DRUG The Friendly Drug Store HOLIMON'S CLEANERS Good Place to Trade 33 W. Main St. Coquille, Oregon BRANDON'S LUNCH Lunches--Magazines 66 E. First Coquille, Oregon COQUILLE INSURANCE Coquille, Oregon TAYLOR'S SPORTING GOODS Sporting Goods and Hobby Supplies COQUILLE HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP 39 N. Central Blvd. Coquille, Oregon COAST ADVERTISING Luther O. Frease BILLINGSLEY HUGGINS AGENCY, INS. Lewis T. Knight 28 West First St. HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION International Tractors—Hough Payloaders Coquille, Oregon Highway 101 McCLARY APPLIANCE CO. Philco—Bendix—Kelvinator—Speed Queen 201 N. Adams Coquille S H Green Stamps Try FARR'S First Coquille Coos Bay ROXY FOUNTAIN Next to the Roxy Theater Homemade Pies and Cakes Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown COQUILLE STATIONERY Books and School Supplies MATEJKA JEWELERS Diamonds--Watches—Silver PEOPLES MARKET Fresh Meat, Fish and Poultry HERMANS MEN'S STORE There Is No Substitute For Quality Coquille's only EXCLUSIVE Men's Store SLATERS VARIETY STORE 55 East First Coquille, Oregon A Complete Line of Variety Goods SUMMERS GIORGIS LOGGING CO. Coquille, Oregon JOHNNY'S MUSIC STORE Southwestern Oregon's Most Complete Music Store Coquille, Oregon Sponsors for 1959 Sponsored One-half Page TITLE GUARANTEE ABSTRACT CO. Coquille Gold Beach COQUILLE TRAILER SALES For Your First Home—A Modem Trailer Come To Coquille For A Better Deal Phone 4321 NEWTON'S GROCERY Your Friendly Store NORTH END MARKET Wc Give S H Green Stamps Magazines and Sundries Free Delivery LENA'S STEAK HOUSE 98 E. First St. Coquille, Oregon For Good Food COQUILLE SPORTING GOODS Hunting--Fishing--Camping Supplies 93 North Central Coquille, Oregon OREGON--NEVADA--CALIFORNIA FAST FREIGHT Auto Freight Service Coquille Coos Bay Myrtle Point WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Associate Dealer Phone 3501 Coquille, Oregon PETRE INSURANCE AGENCY 199 N. Central Coquille, Oregon Phone 3501 Complete Insurance Service VIC'S SHOE REPAIR 409 North Central School Shoes Shoe Accessories CHUCK'S FLOWER BASKET Flowers Gifts Candy 95 E. First Coquille, Oregon COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL 84 W. First Coquille, Oregon Publishing Printing Dr. MICHAEL G. CARNEY Optometrist Stark Building Phone 821 CITY CLEANERS We Give S H Green Stamps 41 E. Main Coquille, Oregon HUDSON DRUG Prescriptions Phone 132 Coquille, Oregon BIEGGER'S FURNITURE Distinctive Modern Furniture Dr. ROBERT LEY Optometrist 340 Second St. Coquille, Oregon LORENZ DEPARTMENT STORE Since 1887 The Home of Quality in Coquille BONNEY'S REXALL DRUG For Every Need A. B. DALY COMPANY Industrial Supplies 824 N. First St. Coos Bay, Oregon J. A. LAMB CO. M. F. Pettit, Owner 460 W. Second St. Coquille, Oregon ■ t a 5 m; . ■ t � : '•' ; . i •.« '� • .« . . • -■•• i - � ; ? • •'.•, • I rriti , ? t 4 ' 1« r • I 9 ■•■$ • varw?j;u? . � � • � v- i;'I-. ? 4 � - vr� ,1 ,.•� A fv‘ H J V I • • -I. f '■fit fit if i. 4 '� i - ’■? . • r -? ' •. • f • % 2 - • '� •• � • ; ?T--' • .r , , 7 V . • • � . '■� '- rr r ♦ ■if � ••- ? • • • i • ' - ' ' ■f� -• •t - ? . :J ' • - ,-� - : p� ■ ij i i ; • r i. i ' v • t - ; ■ li !j —’-:f . , KXn, . — ’ — i I '■• V 1 ' . r f -v� Y :Tt, • O 4 € -j t • ■■ Hr r -' v� .. Sr i ■■ • � p% j . � • [■ . . ;W W , � w -r- 1 ? r —_ x ' n -vu ■-