Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

LAUREL nineteen hundred sixty published by the associated student body coquille senior high school, coquille, Oregon summer sequel CONTENTS activities ... 58 continued . . . advertisers . . . 88-89 rowone: manager jerry coughran, terrell clarke, jerry schayfer, jim pribble, Charles anderson, len-nie martin, ed leatherwood, eugene cullum . . . row two: coach lee kingham, doug pratt, lawrence gill, john henry, lynn schragg, don dickey, finley couch . . . row three: neil mc-gilvery, aubrey coughran, frank haffner, david gaslin, dan fish, kim anderson . . , JUNIOR VARSITY ATHLETICS football competitive football team for underclassmen . . . plagued by injuries . . . coach lee kingham capably pulled team together. . . group finished with 2-4 record . . . basketball outstanding group of players who boasted a 16-5 season mark . . . benefited from mr. kingham's coaching . . . smooth working squad which ran up a total of 84 points against brookings . . . quality and quantity of team promises a strong varsity outfit in the future . . . 58 jv'ssee action in varsity football game . . . ivarie tries a jump shot as ophir watches . . . football scores coquille. . 28 . . gold beach . . . 12 coquille. . 6 . . myrtle point. . . 39 coquille. . 14 . . bandon . 28 coquille. .49 . . brookings . . . . 13 coquille. . 14 . . marshfield . . . 44 coquille. . 14 . . north bend . . .28 ivarie climaxes shot with a cabriole . . . row one: bob ivarie, ron stein, george stonecypher,ed leath-erwood, eugene cul-lum , . . row two: manager, richard hop-kins, richard mauro, henry middleton, dick kastberg, gary brooks, neil mcgilvery, lennie martin, john churchill, manager pete stuck... with coach lee king-ham . . . stonecypher fights to get shot away . . . basketball coquille ... 58 scores . newport . 33 coquille ... 40 . reedsport . . . . . 38 coquille ... 40 . north bend . . . . 41 coquille ... 41 . marshfield . . . . 54 coquille ... 34 . marshfield . . . . 71 coquille ... 34 . north bend . . . . 54 coquille ... 59 . bandon . .37 coquille ... 67 . siuslaw . .32 coquille ... 57 . pacific . .43 coquille ... 68 . ophir . . 59 coquille ... 84 . brookings . . . . 46 . 23 coquille ... 34 . myrtle point . . 50 coquille ... 68 . bandon . .38 coquille ... 52 . gold beach . . . 37 coquille ... 61 . ophir coquille ... 65 . pacific . 30 coquille ... 75 . brookings . . . . 35 coquille ... 45 . myrtle point . . 37 coquille ... 53 . reedsport . . . . . 34 coquille ... 61 . gold beach . . . 40 row one: manager rockne luckman, gary johnson, coach paul grieg, don purvis, manager ron gould ... row two: jon head, carl roten, bill hasel, roger VARSITY BASKETBALL tie for second in district devils totaled 13 wins, 8 losses on their season slate . . . winning7 and losing 3 in league action ... all the more remarkable because the devils lost four consecutive, five of six, early in the season . . . credit to the team, especially coach greig, that it could come back . . . losing three extremely valuable starters from last year's third place finisher in the state a-2 tournament . . . coach greig was faced with an awesome rebuilding job in his debut as co-quille varsity coach . . . aiding him were seniors gary johnson, don purvis and bill simpson . . . cocaptains purvis and johnson were named to the league's all-star team, while simpson made the second team . . . gary johnson, top scorer in the league with 441 points, was voted most valuable senior player by his teammates . . . gaining valuable experience for the future were roger sanders, ray fields, mike sisk, larry kribs, and bill white . . . sanders, 1 any kribs, bill simpson, ray fields, calvin pearce, mike sisk, emie anderson . . . seniors don purvis, gary johnson and bill simpson pause with coach grieg . . . 60 win seven in district play bobcat defense unsuccessful as purvis gets shot away . . the red devils opened their league schedule by pulling away from bandon in the second half to overcome the tigers 48-37 . . . knotted 42-42 at the end of the third period, the devils finished strongly to bounce pacific 63-56 . . . gary Johnson's 32 points enabled the red devils to run away from the brookings bruins . . . coquille's inability at the free throw line proved its downfall as arch-foe myrtle point came from behind in the fourth quarter to win 54-50 . . . grabbing a 12-4 first quarter lead, the devils coasted home for a 55-45 conquest of bandon . . . the red devil's hot shooting overpowered gold beach's rugged rebounding as coquille triumphed in the last minute 54-49 . . . after falling behind at the end of the first period, coquille routed pacific 68-44 . . . leading all the way, the red devils paced by a 29 point effort by gary johnson, trounced brookings 68-38 . . . myrtle point clinched the league championship and a berth in the state tourney as they out-shot and outrebounded a cold coquille squad for a 55-42 victory . . . gary johnson's 29 points were insufficient as the disillusioned devils were upset on their own home floor by the gold beach panthers 59-57 in the season's finale . . . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . coquille . • denotes season record . . 54...... . . 48...... . . 42...... . . 44...... . . 38...... . . 49...... . . 46...... . . 48...... . . 69...... . . 63...... . . 60...... . . 68...... . . 50...... . . 69...... . . 55...... . . 54...... . . 68...... . , 68...... . . 42...... . . 50...... . . 57...... league games newport..........46 neah-kah-nie . . . 66 seaside..........45 reedsport........69 north bend.......59 newport..........32 north bend.......70 bandon.............36 siuslaw..........59 pacific............56 brookings........43 siuslaw..........36 myrtle point . . . 54 eagle point .... 39 bandon.............45 gold beach .... 49 pacific............44 brookings........38 myrtle point ... 55 reedsport........36 gold beach .... 59 johnson pots a short one against myrtle point . . achieve 6-5 non league slate devils began the season with a 54-46 victory as newport fell short in a fourth quarter rally . . . neah-kah-nie’s hot shooting and the demons' own ball-handling errors proved the red devils' downfall as they suffered a 66-48 defeat . . . coquille, making up 9 points in the last minute, fell just short as they went down to the 2nd defeat of a disastrous road trip to the tall gulls of seaside . . . the devils were again the victim of hot shooting, this time at the hands of the reedsport braves 69-44 . . . a-1 north bend outshot, outrebounded, and outclassed the smaller devils 59-38 . . . coquille bounced back into the win column with a 49-32 conquest of the newport cubs . . . north bend once again triumphed over the red devils as they won easily . . . gary johnson’s 27 points and don purvis' stellar board work paced the devils to a 69-59 victory over siuslaw . . . again siuslaw was the victim of a potent red devil attack, losing 63-36 . . . coquille ran up a 20-6 first quarter lead and easily defeated eagle point 69-36 . . . the red devils upset reedsport 50-36 as johnson's 27 points paced the spirited devils . . . purvis hooks against the tigers . . . 62 johnson is tied up by gold beach panther . . . individual scoring player fg ft total gary johnson . . 53 . . . . . 441 don purvis . . 90 . . . . 37 . . . . . 217 bill simpson . . . 68 . . . . 20 . . . . . 156 roger sanders . . . 39 . . . . 33 . . . . . Ill ray fields . . . 36 . . . . 13 . . . . . .85 larry kribs . . . 14 . . . . 20 . . . . . 48 mike sisk . . . .12 . . . . 28 bill white . . . . 7 . . . . 10 . . . . . 24 carl roten . . 5 . . . Calvin pearce . . 2 . . . . . 6 mike pearl ... 6 ernie anderson . . . . 2 . . . . 1 . . . ... 5 bill hasel jon head ... 1 . . . . . 0 . . . ... 2 morse stonecypher . . . . . . 0 . . . . . 0 . . . ... 0 johnson shoots over the fingertips of myrtle point. . . simpson puts up a shot from the corner as purvis moves in for the rebound . . . injured don purvis is helped off the court . . . row one: lynn shrag, Charles Hartwell, bill kirby, jon head, bill simpson, bill white, jamie herring. . . row two: mike sisk, terrell clarke, finley couch, jerry capps, david coleman, gary johnson, don purvis . . . row three: george stonecypher, lynn sell, sunny Christiansen, ernie anderson, bill reed, bill clarke . . . row four: coach clyde townsend, manager neil mcgilvery, bob ivarie, frank haffner, roger sanders, manager morse stonecypher . . . TRACK devils again district champs red devil trackmen repeated as district track champs . . . sent 10 men to state track meet . . . failed to repeat as state champions . . . finishing third . . . coach clyde townsend led an outstanding squad through a successful season . . . team possessed depth and experience . . . many talented performers . . . finished second in county track meet only to a-1 track power, marshfield . . . dominated competition in district . . . purvis springs over the bar in the high jump . . . head strains for distance . . . with a burst of power, haffner puts the shot . . . kirby strides across, an easy victor . . . season record meet place reedsport relays............................1st spike leslie relays.........................2nd hayward relays..............................3rd pacific invitational........................1st coquille invitational.......................1st coos county.................................2nd district 4a-2...............................1st state a-2...................................3rd heartwell easily clears the bar . . . sanders sails the discus . . . simpson whips out the javelin . . . 65 WRESTLING new sport introduced red devil wrestlers suffered an unvictorious season as they struggled through coquille's first wrestling matches . . . however, the team made great progress, improving under the guidance of coach fritz . . . moreover, there is hope for the future since the team was composed mainly of underclassmen . . . especially showing potential is paul farr . . . performance at the district meet earned him a spot in the state tourney . . . season record coquille . . 10 . 46 coquille . . 5 .53 coquille . . 13 . 32 coquille . . 10 . 43 coquille . . 0 .48 coquille . . 6 44 coquille . . 3 23 coquille . . 3 8 coquille . . 14 18 coquille . . 3 .31 coquille . . 3 . 25 coquille . . 2 . 13 coquille . . 0 . 8 row one: Charles vlcek, james hefner, kim anderson, marlin glock, paul farr . . . row two: coach roy fritz, ross walker, frank miller, jim henry, john henry . . . row one: rick gould, Charles vlcek, managers pat cuilum . . .row three: don dickey, terry king, henry shely, dick kastberg . . . row two: charles anderson, middleton, edleatherwood, ron stein, john churchill, duane rosenogle, mike pearl, lawrence gill, doug lenny martin, coach bill vlcek . . . fish, ray fields, jerry schafer, howard halter, gene season coquille .... 9 . coquille .... 0 . coquille .... 4 . coquille .... 0 . coquille .... 2 . coquille.......5 . coquille .... 0 . record pacific.............. 8 bandon .............. 7 brookings............ 1 myrtle point.........10 gold beach........... 1 pacific..............11 bandon .............. 4 BASEBALL sport returns successfully 1959-1960 saw baseball resumed on a regular schedule debut for coach vleck and his squad . . . red devils won three . . . lost four . . . competing in district 4a-2 play . . . team lacked experience . . . especially in batting . . . pitching chores handled by dick kastberg, ed leatherwood, and the team's only senior, doug fish . . . ray fields led hitting . . . row one: john frazier, jerry coughran, david gas-lin, glenn smith, Charles anderson, don dickey, danfish, john henry, gary robinson . . . row two: coachclydetownsend,johnkrall,jimhomer, earl marble, john miller, pat shely, garry parrish, kim anderson , . . FRESHMAN ATHLETICS football scores boys’ gain experience 1959-60 freshmen participated in all sports . . . gaining the much needed skills and experience which make them the hope for future varsity squads . . . frosh football and basketball teams were ably coached by Clyde townsend . . . football squad pos- coquille . . 14 . . . . . 34 coquille . .00 . . . . . 20 coquille . . 48 . 20 coquille . . 34 . 13 coquille . . 00 . 59 sessed a 2 won--3 loss record . . . basketball team achieved an even slate, 7 wins against 7 losses . . . row one: manager john miller, john gunter, dan fish, don dickey, terry king, rick gould, coach clyde townsend . . . row two: dick davis, bill adair, pat shely, earl marble, terry gilbert, larry dockery, larry brockman, gary robinson, bob waggoner, jerry coughran, john hickam . . . basketball scores coquille . . 24. . . . myrtle point . . 42 coquille . . 43. . . . reedsport .... 36 coquille . . 35. . . . north bend . . . 26 coquille . . 30. . . . marshfield . . . 55 coquille . . 29. . . . north bend . . . 27 coquille . . 40 . . . . pacific 51 coquille . . 35. . . . myrtle point . . 48 coquille . . 20. . . . marshfield . . . 49 coquille . . 69 . . . . gold beach . . . 33 coquille . . 38. . . . myrtle point . . 62 coquille . . 41. . . . pacific 31 coquille . . 29. . . . myrtle point . . 43 coquille . . 39. . . . reedsport .... 30 coquille . . 46. . . . gold beach . . . 29 row one: morse stone-cypher, bill clarke, jim henry, don purvis, bill kirby, bill hasel, adviser clyde townsend . . . row two: roger sanders, larry kribs, richard hogate, jim pribble, jon head, emie anderson, ed leatherwood, ron gould . . . row three: terrell clarke, lenny martin, bob iv$rie, ray fields, bill white,mike pearl, dave browne, ed marsh . . . C CLUB society for athletes A' --art- honorary athletic . . . gives recognition to boys who have lettered in a varsity sport . . . selected bill kirby and kent waggoner as the most valuable players on the football squad . . . nominated kirby to represent school in an outstanding athlete contest . . . lead by adviser Clyde townsend . . . officers . . . president...............................jim henry vice-president........................ xlon purvis secretary-treasurer......................jon head student council representative .... bill clarke BOYS’ INTRAMURALS sports inspire competition gave boys an opportunity for further participation in athletics . . . seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen competed in team and individual sports . . . dodging the weather, boys p.e. instructor mr. vleek supervised an extensive, year around program . . . flag football, basketball, volleyball, ping pong, softball, and horseshoes . . . even in horseshoes, concentration brings results . . . with the bail arrives the moment of decision . . . officers . . . president....................................bill kirby vice-president..........................jim henry secretary-treasurer.................bill simpson 69 row one: darlene knight, jean livingston, carol glenz, kathy burkhart, vicki freeman, diane fiescher . . . row two: carol woosley, sandra erickson, janis dey, norah baker, georgetta wodkins . . . row three: karen anderson, janet capps, barbara finley, cathy betterton, carol kaino, anna jane greene, veva stone, ciaudia wilson, judy ashenfelter . . . GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION girls host playday sponsors athletic competition among girls . . . playdays main project . . . gaa members from this area attend . . . participate in indoor sports . . . coquille gaa members attended powers playday . . . track meet . . . relays . . . individual events . . . activities coordinated by miss burbidge . . . officers . . . president.......................... janis dey vice-president.....................sandra erickson secretary-treasurer...................norah baker bowlers await their turns . . . pat watches intently to learn the fate of her throw . . . GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS bowling arouses enthusiasm this year's girls' intramurals featured bowling . . . girls became expert keglers . . . seven teams, consisting of four bowlers, met in weekly competition after school . . . advised by miss burbidge . . . all eyes focus on sharol as she tries for a strike ... is it headed for the pins or the gutter? . . . 70 junior class secretary cheri perrott enthralls larrykribs takes a break as classmates cathy mothers day tea audience with her humorous betterton and nicky livermore serve him reading about mother . . . delicious concessions. junior prom queen becky whytal glances up as princesses valdean lindsay and karen doty investigate decoration possibilities . . . hard at work for the junior class in the hut are darlene knight, barbara finley, and richard hogate . . . JUNIOR ACTIVITIES their noses to the grindstone juniors took an active part in school functions ... enthusiastic support encouraged many activities . . . class often won competition on afs penny day . . . class rings distributed in October . . . sold concessions . . . after-game dance raised money for class treasury . . . prom in january highlight of year for juniors . . . gym balcony decorated in blue and silver . . . driftwood and island atmosphere enhanced theme blue hawaii . . . 71 fha cabinet discusses projects . . . seated are photographer anna jane greene, historian janice mcmurray, treasurer anna stonecypher, secre -tarydoris phillips, presi-dentshirleygrimes, vice president north baker, parliamentarian kay Wallace, degree chairman barbara nyre, photographer pat robbins . . . standing are budget council representative terri percy, adviser mrs. hollensted, song leader janet leatherman, song leader dorothy weaver FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA stepping-stones to a happy home industrious homemakers-to-be had many irons in the fire this year . . . supervised by mrs. hollensted . . . started with a membership drive . . . climaxed with annual chili-feed and initiation of new members . . . halloween found fha girls trick or treating” for unicef . . . help given this children's fund by coquilletownspeople . . . decembercandy making party . . . sticky but fun . . . santa claus walde- mar hollensted entertained at children's Christmas party . . . primrose lane theme of cotton and cord dance held march 26 . . . gym balcony was decorated in yellow and green . . . sponsored after-game dance . . . installation of new officers on april 18 . . . go-to-church Sunday . . . style show at girls' league mother's tea . . . featured were outfits made in home economics classes . . . fha children's Christmas party . . . children get close-up view of santa claus . . . mothers enjoy fha style show at tea . . . mrs. clyde sloan's response, the girls' entertainment, and refreshments complete the afternoon . . . next years' officers greet their duties with a smile . . . seated are secretary mary dee richardson, president nancy armstrong, vice president doris phillips, treasurer sandra matejka . . . standing are senior representative vivian sloan, program chairman annagreene, song leader janice mcmurray, program chairman margaret rodgers, junior representative karen anderson, sophomore representative shirley griffith, freshman representative darlene brumbaugh, song leader karen brown, sergeant at arms nancy leather-man . . . girls of the month take in spring sunshine. .. seated in back row are September girls sandra erickson and judy ashenfeiter for friendliness, October girl deloy keeler for neatness, november girl norah baker for generosity, december girl sharol heintzelman for consideration . . . in front row are january girl ann mauneyfor initiative, february girl sharon prindel for scholarship, march girl janis dey for dependability, april girl carol williams for sincerity, may girl dana kennedy for achievement . . . 74 GIRLS’ LEAGUE active service group within school girls’ league serves as a togetherness club . . . every girl belongs . . . advised by mrs. osika with the help of mrs. pulvermacher . . . meetings on the last thursday of each month . . . school service discussed . . . big and little sister party in October . . . games and refreshments . . . prizes for the most original and funny costumes . . . twirp week in november . . . girls performed courtesies for the boys . . . carried books . . . shined shoes . . . boys first in lunch line . . . held a candy sale . . . week ended with a bam-dance . . . court chosen by drawing names . . . marrying” samdid a booming business . . . girls'league had installation of officers thursday, january 28 . . . new officers presented with white roses . . . outgoing officers with red roses . . . the mother's tea was the final project . . . girl of the year announced . . . beatniks let out with a real cool beat . . . big and little sister party . . . advisers laugh at comical costumes devised by girls at big and little sister party . . . fashion and beauty consultants demonstrate proper use of colors . . . assembly much appreciated . . . what a glamorous twirp dance court . . . sadie hawkins theme carried out . . . before picture ... surfbums glamorized . . . gidget writes a diary on the wonderful summer she has just experienced . . . stinky finishes a board complete with artwork . . . GIDGET beaches, love, and laughter all-school play . . . popular comedy gidget attracts many . . . student body matinee, april 13 . . . evening performance, april 14 . . . title short for girl midget . . . teenager surfing at malibu . . . gets caught in the enchantment of California beach . . . mixture of youth and eagerness . . . falls in love with surfbum moondoggie . . . when ignored, surfbum king kahoona helps her out . . . moondoggie returns ... a summer to remember . . . pathos . . . romance . . . laughs . . . gidget........ larue......... mai-mai. . . , barbara ...... buff.......... Stella........ moondoggie. . kahoona . . . , stinky........ malibu mac. , lord hathaway don pepe. . . , hot shot . . . , golden boy . cast ...............normandie earls, dana kennedy ...................alice west ...................karen brown .............darlene brumbaugh ....................janis dey ....................judi bolster .....................don purvis, jack rich ....................bill clarke ...................lenny martin .....................bob ivarie .................terrell clarke ...................colin finley ...............larry williams ....................jack rich, don purvis thespians pause on gid-get set . . . seated are kathy newhard, helen stevens, francis stevens, janis dey, barbara scharfer. .. standing are ruth osika, ann mauney, vivian sloan, linda george, carol williams, karen doty, judi bolster, valdean lindsay . . . THESPIANS drama enthusiasts recognized national thespian society is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary school . . . play and debate participants receive points . . . invited to join after earning required points . . . given life membership . . . members may buy pins ... receive subscription to DRAMATICS . . . magazine published by society . . . includes hints to drama students . . . news of other chapters . . . members usher at plays . . . production profits go into thespian treasury . . . officers . . . president . . . bert brumbaugh vice president . . . cheri perrott secretary-treasurer . . . carol williams adviser mr. kittredge looks over production material . . . dramatists cheri perrott, alice west, terrell clarke, karen brown, bert brumbaugh, normandie earls, dana kennedy, ardis sherwood listen to his comments . . . moondoggie refuses to let gidget come to the luau . . . quill and scroll initiates . . . seated are cheri perrott, deloy keeler, claudia wilson, carol williams, kathy sharr, nancy armstrong, doris philipps . . . standing are judy kreick, jackie peper, ruth anne osika, elroy miller,fred erickson, mary dee richardson, ileen peterson . . . anthology workers assemble ink blot . . . chapter's first publication . . . QUILL AND SCROLL ink blot well received elijah parrish lovejoy chapter of quill and scroll is a journalism honorary society . . . members chosen on the basis of work done on the school yearbook or paper . . . with help of adviser Willard mohn the organization undertook a big project this year . . . published and printed an anthology of student works . . . english teachers saved outstanding papers written by students . . . committee of members selected over fifty pages of poems, book reviews, and short stories for publication in the ink blot . . . potluck dinner in november . . . observed national education week . . . new members tapped in march . . . presented with carnations . . . initiated in impressive candlelight ceremony . . . election of new officers held in april . . . sponsored after-game dance . . . three cake walks . . . enjoyed another potluck in may . . . officers . . . president . . . ann mauney vice president . . . vivian sloan secretary-treasurer . . . sandra erickson printer's devil . . . carol erickson student council representative . . . david farr senior members sandra erickson, vivian sloan, ron gould, ann mauney, glenda philley, and sharon prindel sit at the initiation table . . . advisor mr. mohn looks on . . . president ron gives pledge to juniors . . . seated are doris philipps, barbara scharfer, val-dean lindsay, ruth osika, ileen peterson. . . standing are marcia cross, elroy miller, dick mar cum, jimpribb'le, maty dee richardson members enjoy banquet . . . wonderful meal prepared by fha girls . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY outstanding students tapped the purpose of national honor society is to create enthusiam for scholarship ... to stimulate a desire to render service ... to promote leadership ... to develop character in the students of america's secondary schools . . . coquille chapter has served the school with these goals in mind . . . activities began with a swimming party and banquet at north bend . . . members of nhs from other schools in the area were present . . . initiated members of newly-formed myrtle point chapter . . . coquille initiation of new members was march 24 . . . banquet honoring probationary members held april 21 . . . a hard-won privilege . . . officers . . . president...............ron gould vice president. . .dana kennedy secretary........sharon prindel treasurer............deloy keeler senior members at initiation . . . symbolic candles and flaming torch decorate table . . . seated are norah baker, ann mauney, gail waggoner, deloy keeler, carole wilson, sharon prindel, dana kennedy, sally smithson . . . standing are ron gould, doug fish, bill clarke, david fair . . . students anticipate delicious hot lunches . . . cooks mrs. b. d. neavoll, mrs. everett moore, and mrs. ida cusic cheerfully serve . . . high school secretary mrs. emest Wallace efficiently carries out numerous duties ... is never too busy to help a student . . . 80 custodians mr. bob hurrell and mr, jim ander-son take a break in shop during after-school clean-up . . . SCHOOL SERVICES people behind the scenes the school experiences of today's student are pleasant ones . . . many people play important parts . . . those who contribute often are taken for granted . . . busses bring students to school every morning . . . drivers always agreeable . . . pause a minute when they see you racing madly up the street just as the last boy steps on the bus . . . custodians take on many extra duties . . . open stubborn lockers for desperate students . . . take down signs and decorations . . . keep school grounds attractive and clean . . . cooks serve ample and tasty meals . . . always ready with a smile to serve second helpings . . . help make student's noon hour a time to relax . . . chat over the lunch table . . . student librarians spend many noons in the library . . . eager to help you find that book . . . the one for the term paper . . . oral report ... or just good reading . . . back to class in the afternoon ... hit the books until 2:40 . . . until 3:40 for some . . . pile up your homework . . . time to catch the bus again . . . catch a last glimpse of the familiar building for another day . . . rush for busses at 3:40 . . . mrs. franklin kaubleand mrs. lawrence dorland chat for a moment before driving students home . . . student librarians darlene knight, judy ashen-felter, and iona majorwicz, work at desk . . . johanna pinkston and lorelei sherwood assist at card file . . . 81 SENIORS SAY FAREWELL new horizons unfold before them we present the graduating class of 1960 . . . end of four wonderful years . . . busy last days . . . senior ball: southern mansions” . . . after hard work decorating, dreamy music and dancing . . . may court introduced . . . skip day: picnic at cleowax . . . miles of sand . . . beautiful weather--it pays to bribe the weather man . . . red sunburns on green people . . . play in the sun and surf . . . gotta get busy . . . final exams . . . the solemnities finally begin . . . baccalaureate ceremony Sunday . . . roses on the chairs . . . choir sang lord's prayer . . . failure or success, sermon by reverend grimes . . . practice for commencement . . . delays and impatience . . . the big day arrives . . . graduation exercises thursday night . . . pomp and circumstance . . . green robes . decorations in class colors green and white . . . motto: today we follow, tomorrow we lead ... dr. francis nickerson main speaker . . . ann and sharon speak on our place in tomorrow's world . . . the diplomas are presented at last . . . happy, long faces we're out ... all night graduation party . . . dinner and dancing at the hotel . . . fun at the bowling alley . . . early breakfast at the dan fishes . . . man, like tired . . . wonderful ending to old life . . . new one begins . . . 82 valedictorian ann mauney and salutatorian sharon board chairman mrs. crawford congratulates class prindel admire newly received diplomas . . . president doug fish after ceremony . . . 84 seniors pile up at chow time . . . cleolwax senior picnic scene of fun and gaiety . . . bowling in the wee hours engage hardier seniors at the all night party . . . class prexydoug fish and date dana kennedy lead grand march at annual senior affair . . . 85 the next dance is number four on your pro- the cool clear water didn't discourage these gram . . . seniors at the picnic . . . seniors contribute to school life . . . ADAIR, ANITA--transfer 1959; pep club 4; fha 4; laurel 4 . . . ASHENFELTER, JUDY--pep club 1,2,3, 4; gaa 1,2,3,4; fha 1,2,3,4, song leader 3, historian 3; devils'torch 3,4; shutterbugs 1,2,3,4; laurel 4 . . . BAKER, NORAH ANNE--pep club 2,3,4; class treasurer 4; gaa 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; fha 1,2,3,4, reporter 2, degree chairman vice president 4; national honor society 4; laurel 4 . . . BETTERTON, DARLENE--pep club 1,3,4; fha 1; laurel 4 . . . BRIMHALL, HARLEY . . . BRUMBAUGH, BERT— shutterbugs 1,2,3,4, treasurer 4; thespians president 4; student body business manager 4; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; thunder on sycamore street 3; bull in a china shop 4; dance band 3,4; devilaires 2,3 . . . BULSON, BARBARA . . . CLARKE, BILL--varsity football 2,3,4; varsity track 2,3,4; class student council rep. 2; thespians 4; national honor society 3,4; c club 2,3,4; mikado 3; gid-get 4; dance band 3,4; devilaires 2,3; boys' quartet 2,3 .. . COX, DICK . . . DEY, JANIS—pep club 1,2,3,4, sr. squad leader 4; girls' league vice president 4; gaa 1,2,3,4, president 4; devils' torch 4; thespians 4; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; bull in a china shop 4; gidget 4; devilaires 2,3 .. . ERICKSON, CAROL--pep club 3; fha 1,2,3,4; shutterbugs 3,4; quill and scroll 3,4 . . . ERICKSON, FRED — shutterbugs 1,2,3,4, student council rep. 2, president 3; quill and scroll 4; laurel photography editor 4 . . . ERICKSON, SANDRA--pepster 4; pep club 1,2,3; class secretary 2; gaa vice president 4; devils' torch 1,2,3; shutterbugs 2,3; secretary 3; thespians 3,4; quill and scroll 3,4,secretary 3; laurel 1; gentlemen prefer blondes 3 . . . FARR, DAVID--devils' torch 1,2,4; thespians 1,2,3, 4, president 3; national honor society 2,3,4; quill and scroll 2,3,4, student council rep.4;joan of the nancy lee 1; act your age; who dunnit 2; mikado 3; boys' quartet 4 . . . FISH, DOUG--varsity football 4; varsity wrestling 4; varsity track 2,3; varsity baseball 4; class president 4; national honor society 4; c club 4; thunder on sycamore street 3; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; dance band 3,4; devilaires 2,3 . . . FRAMBES, ELAINE--pepclub 1,2,3,4; fha 2, songleader 3; triple trio 3,4 .. . GARDNER, RAY . . . GEORGE, LINDA—pep club 1, 2; gaa 2,3; fha 1,2,3, parliamentarian 2, student council rep. 3; dance band 3,4; devilaires 2,3,4 . . . GILL, SANDRA . . . GOULD, RON—varsity track manager 2; class student council rep. 4; devils' torch 2,3,4, sports editor 3,4; thespians 4; student body vice president 3; national honor society 3,4, president 4; c club 3,4; quill and scroll 2,3,4; laurel 4, sports editor 4; varsity basketball manager 3,4 .. . HARTWELL, CHARLES--varsity basketball 3; varsity track 1,2,3,4; c club 1,2,3,4 . . . HASEL, BILL—varsity basketball 3,4; class vice president 4; c club 4 . . . HEINTZELMAN, SHAROL—devils' torch 4; laurel 4 . . . HENRY, JIM—varsity football 3,4; varsity wrestling 4; varsity track 3,4; shutterbugs 1,2,3,4, president 4; c club 3,4, president 4 . . . HENRY, JOANNE . . . HILL, JACK . . . HOLMES, MARCIA . . . JATZECK, PAT--transfer 1959; pep club 4; fha 4 . . . JOHNSON, DOUG--gentlemen prefer blondes 3; dance band 3,4; devilaires 2,3,4 . . . JOHNSON, GARY —varsity football 3,4; varsity basketball 2,3,4; class vice president 3; c club 2,3,4 . . . KEELER, DELOY--student body treasurer 4; national honor society 3,4, treasurer 4; quill and scroll 4; laurel 1,2,3,4 . . . KENNEDY, DANA--pepster4; pep club 1,2,3, sergeant at arms 1,2; class secretary 4; girls' league sergeant at arms; gaa 2,3; devils' torch 1,2,3; shutterbugs student council rep. 3; thespians 4; national honor society 2,3,4, vice president 4; laurel 1; gidget 4; triple trio 3 . . . KIRBY, BILL—varsity football 2,3,4; varsity track 2,3,4; class president 3; c club 2,3,4; ... KISTNER, MIKE . . . KOENER, DALE . . . KREICK, JUDY—pep club 1,2,4; girls' league photographer 2; gaa 4; devils' torch business manager 4; shutterbugs 2,4, treasurer 2; quill and scroll 4; laurel 1,2; operetta 1; national honor society 4 . . . LEITH, DIANE—devils' torch 3; operetta 3 . . . LITTLE, BILL—class treasurer 2 . . . LUCKMAN, senior committee carefully scrutinizes announce -ments before narrowing selection . . . class made final choice . . . ROCKNE—varsity football 2,3,4; varsity basketball manager 4; varsity baseball 4 . . . LUDWIG, PATSY MAUNEY, ANN--pepster 4; pep club 1,2,3; class secretary 1; girls' league sophomore rep. 2, secretary 3; gaa 2,3, secretary-treasurer 2; devils' torch 2,3; shuttcrbugs 2,3,4, secretary 2; thespians 3,4; national honor society 2,3,4; quill and scroll 2,3,4, president 4; laurel 1,2,3,4, activities editor 2, assistant editor 3, editor 4; joanof the nancy lee 1; mikado 3; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; thunder on sycamore street 3; dance band 3; devilaires 4; triple trio accompanist 3 . . . McPHERSON, JUDY—pepclub 1,2,3; gaa 3,4; fha 2,3,4; laurel4 . . . MILLER, DAVID . . . MYERS, DOLLINE—devils' torch 3 . . . NEALEY, HARLEY—varsity football 1,2,3 . . . OLSEN, AUDREE—gaa 3 . . . PARRISH, BURL . . . PEARCE, CALVIN--varsity basketball 3,4; varsity track 3,4; c club 3,4 .. . PHILLEY, GLENDA—pepclub 2,3; gaa 2,3; quill and scroll3,4; laurel 3 . . . PINKSTON, JOHANNA—pep club 3,4; gaa 4; devils' torch 4; thespians 4 . . . PRINDEL, SHARON—pep club 1,2,3,4, president 4; gaa 2,3, student council rep. 3; devils' torch 1,2,3,4, assistant editor 3, editor 4; shutterbugs 2,3, contest chairman 2, secretary 3; national honor society 2,3,4; laurel 1,2,3, section editor 2,3; devilaires 2,3 .. . PURVIS, DON—varsity football 2,3,4; varsity basketball 2,3,4; varsity track 1,2,3,4; thespians 4; c club 1,2,3,4, vice president 4; laurel 4; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; gidget 4; bull in a china shop 4; dance band 3; devilaires 2,3 . . . REED, CHARLES . . . ROBISON, PAT . . . ROGERS, JIM . . . ROTEN, CARL—varsity football 3; varsity basketball 3,4; varsity track 3 . . . SEIDEL, HARLAS—track 3; devilaires 3 . . . SEIDEL, KARLAS--track 3; devilaires 3 . . . SHERWOOD, ARDIS—pep club 1,2,3; gaa 1,2; devils' torch 3,4, exchange editor 4; shutterbugs 2,3; thespians 3,4; laurel 1,2; Joan of the nancy lee 1; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; mikado 3; bull in a china shop 4 . . . outstanding seniors morse stonecypher, deloy keeler, and ann mauney, chosen by classmates, assist with commencement decorations . . . SHERWOOD, FRANC IS--track 1,2,3,4. . .SIMPSON, BILL--varsity football 2,3,4; varsity basketball 3,4; varsity track 2,3,4; c club 2,3,4; mikado 3; boys' quartet 3,4 ... SLOAN, VIVIAN--pep club 2,3,4; girls' league president 3; gaa student council rep. 2; fha 2,3,4; devils' torch 2,3; thespians 3,4; quill and scroll 3,4, vice president 4; laurel 2,3; thunder on sycamore street 3 . . . SMITHSON, SALLY—transfer 1959; pep club 4; shutterbugs secretary 4; thespians 4; national honor society 4; bull in a china shop 4 . . . SPURGEON, DORIS—pepclub 1,2,... STEVENS, JOHN . . .STONECYPHER, MORSE--varsity football 3; varsity basketball 3,4; class vice president 1,2; class student council rep. 3; student body president 4; c club 4 . . . STURDIVAN, DENNIS--varsity basketball 3 . . . WAGGONER, GAIL—pepster 4; yell leader 3; pep club 1,2; class secretary 3; girls' league rep. 2, program chairman 3; gaa 1,2; student body secretary 4; national honor society 2,3,4; laurel 1 . . .WAGGONER, KENT—varsity football 1,2,3,4; varsity basketball 1, 2,3; varsity track 1,2,4; class president 1; c club 1, 2,3 .. . WALKER, JUDY . . . WALLACE, BOB — varsity basketball manager 1,2; c club 2 . . . WALLACE, KAY—girls' league freshman rep. 1; fha parliamentarian 4 . . .WILLIAMS, CAROL-GAY — thespians3,4,secretary-treasurer4; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; laurel 4; quill and scroll 4; thunder on sycamore street 3; bull in a china shop 4 . . . WILLIAMS, LARRY—varsity track 3,4; c club 4; gentlemen prefer blondes 3; bull in a china shop 4; gidget 4 . . . WILSON, CAROLE--pepster 4; yell leader 3; pep club 1,2; gaa 2,3,4; national honor society 3,4; laurel 1,2,4; devilaires 2 . . . WILSON, CLAUDIA — pepster 4; yell leader 3; pep club 1,2; girls' league senior rep. 3; devils' torch 4; quill and scroll 4; laurel 1,2; devilaires 2 . .. WODKINS, GEORGETTA — pep club 1,2,3,4; gaa 2,3,4; laurel 1,3,4; devilaires 4 . . . YANZ, BUD—transfer 1959 .. . 87 ADVERTISERS DOUGLAS FIR PLYWOOD COMPANY support of townspeople makes possible our school’s wide activity program . . . the donation of time and financial aid gives more opportunities to high school students . . . attendance at dramatic, athletic and musical functions contributes to their successfulness .. . we are grateful to our townspeople who largely made the foreign student exchange possible . . . businessmen aid publications . . . this gives students opportunities for practical experience in journalism ... in addition a record of the school year . . . the laurel advertisers give cooperation to the business staff . . . Keeler’s Union Service 505 N. Central—Phone 1061 FIRESTONE TIRES AND BATTERIES PERSONALIZED SERVICE PURKEY’S FURNITURE 44 W. First Street Phone 241 THINK OF FURNITURE, THINK OF PURKEY’S CHUCK’S FLOWER BASKET CITY HEATING OIL CO. GANT’S GROCERY Box 367 Phone 1161 Coquille, Oregon Phone 41 Coquille A. M. MENNING 9 E. 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