Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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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

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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.

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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