Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Gordon Haag Reigns Over Twirp Dance This year Twirp Week was from February 1—February 6. Monday was Sweet and Sour Day. At noon the Girl’s League sold suckers and pickles. Tuesday was Hat Day; everyone decked out for it. Wednesday was Grubby and Critter Day; there were many stuffed animals running through the halls. Thursday was Dress-up Day in honor of the wrestlers. Friday was Spirit Day; we had a race between the Li'l Abners. The Senior—Mike Miska—won. Saturday night was the Twirp Dance and crowning of Gordon Haag, Li’l Abner. The Li’l Abner candidates were Senior—Mike Miska; Junior —Gordon Haag; and Sophomore— Curt Roberts. The whole week, sponsored by the Girl's League, turned out very well. Top left: Grubby Day was a hit. Center left: Here is a tug of war between two determined girls. Center right: Helen, Jim, and Sharon are enjoying the dance. Lower: John and Lori get married by Reverend Short and witness, Mrs. DeBoard. 23

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Top left: Sherry, Roxanne, and Randi sell suckers at noon. Top right: Junior, Gordon is crowned Li'1 Abner at Twirp Dance Saturday night by Jarunee Puongpianr. The other candidates were Sophomore, Curt Roberts, and Senior, Mike Miska who won the tricycle race. Broken handlebars hampered the others. Center above: Hat varieties ranged from skimpy beanies to Mexican sombreros. Center: Mrs. Rundberg joins in on the fun of wearing her grubbies, Lower right: Terri, Kathy, Debi, and Pam display their hats. Opposite: In the crowded halls the Juniors stage a sit-in.

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Mother Goose Theme Prevailed at Tea The 32nd annual Mother's Tea was held on April 30, with nearly 400 guests attending. The tea was a project of the senior Home Economics class. Story Book of Fashion was this year's theme. The commentary was developed around Mother Goose nursery rhymes. Commentators Becki Domenighini and Marlene Wise wore long skirts with shawls and sat in a rocking chair to add to the Mother Goose effect. Decorations, designed by Lindsay Sell, LaVern Huntley, and Sally Cox, were also designed around the Mother Goose theme. Mothers were greeted by LaVern Huntley and Joan Dockery and presented name tags and favors. Favors were hot pants made from dish cloths. They were then given an opportunity to view the display table containing student projects before the entertainments began. Debbie Edwards was mistress of ceremonies and Janet Hurrell extended the welcome. Between Parts I and II of the fashion show, entertainment was provided by Judy Solmon, Sidney Sherwood, and Marsha King, accompanied by Phyllis Mendenhall, and a skit by Marilyn Solmon, Karen Parry, and Vicki Stevens. Outgoing F. H. A. president Judy Solmon presented the new F. H. A. officers for 1971-72 to the group. Peggy Connelly then presented Judy Solmon with the F. H. A. Girl of the Year award. Mrs. Sue Rundberg, Home Economics teacher, was presented with a floral arrangement by the senior girls.