Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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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

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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

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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