Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1972 volume:

Editor Karen Parry and the Annual staff presents.... table of contents administration faculty ......... activities ......24 organizations . .42 sports...........68 academics .......102 seniors..........124 juniors..........152 sophomores.......164 freshmen.........174 advertizing......184 laurel coquille high coquille, 01 2’ school eg on a way of escaping the noisy confusion of crowds -is there any? finding a palce of blessed desertion-some people get lucky and do. well that's asking a (heck of a lot” breaking away from the stereotyped all-american kid dedication Mrs. Aileen Northwang The 1972 yearbook staff would like to dedicate the LAUREL to Mrs. Nothwang—a decidated teacher and librarian who is leaving Coquille High School this year after working here for 10 years. Mrs. Nothwang came to our school to teach English. Her influence will be remembered because she was instrumental in setting up the Selective English program that replaced Junior and Senior English. She taught Expos., Short Story, and Novel. Three years ago she changed position and became the school librarian, and she did a fine job organizing and keeping records. During the summers she went to school at the University of Oregon (where she was on the women's rifle team.) In 1971 she received her M. A. in Library Science. She and her husband Chuck have left for Lajunta, Colorado, where Mrs. Nothwang will be the head librarian at Otero College. We wish them the best. 10 in memoriam Jack Greenlund Mr. Greenlund's death this last summer was sudden and unexpected. He died while attending summer school at the University of Oregon. He will be missed at Coquille High School. Intelligence alone does not make a good teacher... he has to be respected and respect the students in return. This was a quality that Mr. Greenlund possessed. After graduating from O.S.U. in 1951, he came to Coquille and began working on The Sentinel. He became a bookkeeper for Howard Cooper Corporation where he worked for 15 years. He was married in 1956. The Greenlunds had three children. Mrs. Greenlund is presently working at Coquille High School. After substitute teaching for a few years he went back to college and picked the few credits he needed to teach. In 1968 he began teaching at C.H.S. instructing the Bookkeeping, Journalism, Math, and some shop classes. He was also an advisor of the student radio club. He was a dedicated man who was also fun loving and very much in love with life itself. school board handles many projects Mr. Wayne Russell, Chairman of the School Board, handing out diplomas to the outgoing Seniors of 1971-72. Mr. Karl Schmidt, Principal. they are here to help Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Pulvermacher: counselors. Mrs. Barbara Willis: recent Guidance Secretary. Mr. Ramsey: Vice Principal, Mrs. Wallace: Secretary. 15 Harriet Gardener: Former Guidance Secretary. behind the scenes The four cooks serve tempting meals every day. Mr. Grumbling: Outside” Man. Mrs. Zaddock: Nurse. Mr. Bill Cline: Handyman. Mr. Nothwang: Day custodian. Mr. and Mrs. Sonneman and their Daughter Denise Bragnoni. The Bus Drivers at a meeting. 16 a good year for teaching at chs Mr, Ken Trathen: Driver’s Education Instructor, 17 Mr. Wes Hedeen: Band Director. Mr. Ian Dorsett: Choir, Chorus, Girls Glee. Mr. Steve Short: Modern Problems Teacher. new teachers are initiated Mr. Loren Wiese: Speech and Drama teacher talks to Mrs. Rochelle Wiese: Spanish teacher. Mrs. Evelyn Krantz, Miss Marilyn Finn: English dept. 18 Mr, Andy Klemm: Biology teacher; Mr. Bob Schultz; Chemistry, Physics teacher. Mr. Edward Schaenzer: Mech. Drawing, Science; Mr. Jim Farmer: Mr. Cliff Adams: Business Teacher Science Mr. Frank West: Freshman World Culture 20 new teachers prove efficient Mr. Myran Vleck: Boys Physical Education, Athletic Director Mrs. Susan Rundberg: Home Economics Miss Chris Kreick: Study Hall 21 Miss Conant is our first mobile math teacher. modern teachers spotted at c.h.s. The librarians are Mrs. Greenlund and Mrs. Nothwang. Mr. Kegal and Mr. Chamberlain are the two shop teachers. 22 Mr. Clyde Townsend enlightens U.S. History students. Erma C. Wisby and J. C. Christiansen discuss a math problem for talented students. Mr. James Wylder; art instructor, shows an example of silkscreening to his class. 23 Mrs. Lorel Bresko smiles as her class gets clobbered in broom hockey. homecoming 1971-72 As the balloons rise, and the crowds cheer, the Devils are lead on the field by the Mighty Coach Klemm. katie reigns over homecoming The court with escorts from L. to R: Freshman Princess Terri Ramsey, Terry Russell; Senior Princess Marcella Dodge, Rich Gregory; Queen Katie, Terry Clinton, Junior Princess Tina Russell, Ron Branham; Sophomore Princess Debbie Jones, Kip Courtright. Mahlberg, VanBurger, Dunn, Banry, Hoeffel, Dunithan, Doty, Lewis, Sell, Moon, Engelgau, Duke, Powers, Mitchell, Ramey, McCrorey, Courtright, (not pictured Morris and Haag). 27 Katie Kreick looks radiant as she is crowned. The 1971 - 1972 Homecoming was held October 25 through the 29th. It started out in the usual manner with sign making parties held each day after school for each class. All week students worked on their floats which were judged Friday morning. That afternoon after school the girls gathered at Washington School for a serpentine through town doing their favorite yells. Friday night the Devils met the Bandon Tigers and at halftime the winners of the sign making contest were announced. 1st went to sophomores, 2nd Freshmen, 3rd Seniors and 4th Juniors. The winners of the float contest were announced also. 1st went to Seniors, 2nd Juniors, 3rd Sophomores, and 4th Freshmen. The Queen and her court were crowned and the band performed to finish the halftime entertainment. The final score of the game was 15 to 24. junior prom: a night to remember The Royal Court from left to right is: Wanda Fetch, Queen Nancy Carvall, Peggy Kiser; their escorts Rusty Pritt, Mike Mitchell, and Don Gilkey. Last years court Glenda Paulsen, Marla Holzmeyer, Cheri Walden with their escorts, Bill Hales, George Allen, and Bob Gardner. The band Bo Jangles was a great success at the 1971 Junior Prom. rockin’to bo-jangles A Night to Remember was the theme for this years Junior Prom. The multipurpose room was decorated with yellow, orange, and green streamers. One of the main attractions of the evening was the food, as you can tell by the picture. A local group from Marshfield, Bo Jangles, provided rock music for the prom. Everyone enjoyed the band and seemed to have a good time. George and Denise rock out while Mike scoobie do s. Couples relax while waiting for the coronation. 29 pekka koivunen: abner The days were filled with laughter and excitement during Twirp Week. To start things off with a bang the new teachers at Coquille High School were invited to shave balloons. They accepted the invitations and went to work with shaving cream and bits of balloons flying. Other events during the week included a sophomore shoe-shine day and a Freshman garbage pick-up day in which the Freshmen were found crawling around the halls collecting litter that just happened to be dropped by upper class-men. Next on the agenda was slave day. On this day the masculine role was protrayed by the girls. Instead of the boys opening doors and carrying books, the girls did. I love your outfit! , was a familiar expression observed on critter and clash day. And, as the name implies, many different stuffed critters appeared on the scene. The surprise came when a live critter showed up! The dance, following dress-up day, was a big success. The biggest event of the evening was when Pekka defeated his competitors: Junior: Quentin Wolfe; Sophomore: Mitch Morgan; Freshman: Dane Thommen; and was crowned Lil Abner. Pekka gives acceptance speech as Lil Abner. Joy, Patti, and Diane pose with critters. 30 John and Lori REALLY enjoy Twirp Dance. father “marries”son Rev. and Mrs. Doty perform ceremony for their son Loren and his girlfriend Denise. Nancy, Marcella, Marla, and Shari are some of the Seniors who planned the tea. Mrs. Rhundberg recieves roses from Seniors. Mrs. DeBoard is presented her roses from the Girls League. Peggy Kiser is assisted by the magician and the cowboy. carnival of fashion The Carnival of Fashion was the theme of the mothers tea this year and was organized by the Senior Home Economics class. Decorations carried out the theme, balloons, and clown faces surrounded the guests. Spool decorations were a merry-go-round, animal cage and balloon stand. A ferris wheel was the focal point of the stage. Boys were selected to assist the models from the stage and the spools, they were in costume to fit in the spirit of things. Girls League added much to the success of the Mother's tea as they were in charge of the table decorations and that most important thing, refreshments! Such strange people! 33 Kelli models her new jumper. drama class Let's find out who the Gnome is. performs children’s plays Philo's lecture is boring someone. This year the Drama class put on plays for the Grade Schools in Coquille andFairview, instead of preforming for the High School as done in the past. The Plays were done for grade school kids only. These plays were Who will Bell The Cat portrays a town of mice rovished by a cat. Belling the cat becomes the struggle of the mice. Marybelle is about a lost doll. The action revolves around the plight of Marybelle becoming a beautiful doll once more, Three Swine of Most Small Stature is a parody on The Three Pigs The only difference is that the characters are Chinese. Even the Big Bad Wolfe is of Chinese Ancestry. Marybelle : Marybelle; Candy Phillips, Micky; Debby Klessig, Twinkle; Kelly Johnson, Nina; JoAnn Eidum, Nobo; David Simpson, Peggy; Janet Hallberg. Who Will Bell The Cat .; Aesope; Brian Smith, Mayor; Denise Barklow Chesse Seller; Criss Stevers, Grain Vender; Candy Phillips, Furrier; JoAnn Eidum, Barber; Kelly Johnson, Philo; David Miller, Constable Valliant; David Simpson, Cat; Debby Klessig. Three Swine of Most Small Stature : NO. 1 Pig; Debby Hankins, No. 2 Pig; Connie Pierce, No. 3 Pig; Tanya Baker, Stage Manager; Brian Smith. Mr. Wiese and Debi Pierce (Ast. Director) study script. 35 family and friends see Seniors start the service with a processional. 36 seniors through baccalaureate The Choir sang hymns to set the mood. 37 Daryl makes his entrance. graduation: it's all over Valedictorian Lila Parker says goodbye for the class of 1972. A row of graduates stand up to come and get their diplomas. 38 Keith Williams introduces Mr. Johnson (the superintendent). Mrs, Pierce a retiring teacher, is the honored guest. Lila Parker, Bob Weekly, Patty Owen, and David Eckholm take their last few steps as students of Coquille High. 39 seniors enjoy all-night party Come and get it! ! ! It takes talent, Susan This Bunch seems to be having fun! Pekka seems to be enjoying himself What happened Mike, have an accident? The Seniors end their party with a Breakfast and a couple of naps. 41 organizations Football Pep Club shows vast amount of spirit. inspiration provided by c.h.s. pep clubs Russell Schultz parades at football game. Pep Club started the year by making new outfits for the football season. The pants and vests outfits made high spirits much easier when the girls went running across the field to make the famous V . The spirit kept movin right up to Homecoming, then onto basketball and wrestling. Fridays again became uniform days with the new red outfit for the winter. The girls kept running as Wrestling meets had to fit in the schedule for them. A busy year ended with a new Rally and officers all set to go again next year. Basketball Pep Club travels to the State Tournament. Seated: Kathy Deadmond, Senior squad leader; Lila Parker, Vice-President; Linda Ralph, President; Helen Slack, Secretary; Dana McKinley, Points-Secretary; Tina Russell, Signmaking Chairman. Standing: Elaine Gilbert, Freshman squad leader; Kelly Rogan, Freshman squad leader; Lisa Carroll, Freshman squad leader; Denise Benham, Sophomore squad leader; Pam Lytle, Junior squad leader; Jody Schrag, Junior squad leader; Linda Rinear, Junior Squad leader; Kathy Norbo, Freshman squad leader; Shari Snyder, Sophomore squad leader. Not pictured: Karen Parry and Marilyn Solmon, Senior squad leader. Michele Head performs as mascot. 45 I L 7.4 the feminine side of the red devils Freshman Rally: Terri Ramsey, Diane Thurman, Joni Holycross, and Denise Boyer. 46 Varsity Rally; Top to Bottom: Rhonda DeMain, The rally steps up to basketball season. Susan Vaughn, Lani Neff, Cheri Walden, Glenda Paulsen, Patti Miska, Lori Bryan, Vicki Stevens. divided we fall-united we stand. our Fearless leader. 47 key club has a good year Members of Key Club are First Row: Mr. Cliff Adams, John VanBuger, Tom Cunningham, Rick Domanighini, Dennis Sheilds, Kelly Pinkley, Randy Jones, Roger Dunithan, Mike Mitchell, Joe Mahlberg, Jerry Lyman. Second Row: Steve Counts, Gordon Haag, Tom Kreick, Jay Andrews, Keith Williams, Wess Northrup, Ron Branham, Pekka Koivuhen, Third Row: Quentin Wolfe, Fred Powers, Bert Dunn, Mike Engelgau, Dan Rogan, Mark Freauff, In Tree: Vic Gregory, Jim Minard. The Key Club sponsored by the Coquille Kiwanis Club is a service club. This year the Key Club sponsored or helped out in many projects. The pancake breakfast was a sucess although not as many people showed up as last year. The club also helped with the March of Dimes road Block, and the door to door Heart Fund Drive. Two charity basketball games were probably the club's most sucessful projects. One game with the Marshfield Key Club held at the Coquille Middle School had the proceeds going to the tuberculosis foundation. The other game with the Key Club-Faculty tilt was held in our own gym. Although the faculty won the game, due to bad officiating, it was a sucess also, with all proceeds going to the heart fund. Our fearless leader Cliff Adams who became a traitor in the Key Club-Faculty game played for the faculty. Since the Key Club Convention was going to be in Vancover B. C. this year plans have been made to make a fishing trip to Diamond Lake instead. 48 Shuffling Shultz drives for two. the radio club Members of the Radio Club are seated: John Harry and Fred Sell. Standing: Mr. James Farmer, advisor, Sam Warden, and Zane Albertson. 49 Hey, do you see what I see? Mrs. Rundberg shows some of her pucker power. future teachers of am eric a Seated: Don Gilkey, Loren Doty, Rhonda DeMain, Fred Powers, Cheri Walden, Wes Northup, Susan Vaughn, Mike Engelgau, Lori Bryan, Miss Finn, advisor. 2nd Row: Shari Dilkes, Debby Klessig, Sharon Britton, Marsha King, Cindy Marshall, Lisa Carlson, Lila Parker, Tina Russell, Criss Stevers, Shari Schnider. 3rd Row: Daryl Jefferson, Karen Sandman, Marcella Dodge, Maurita Causey, Joy Malone, Della Causey, Kelli Brown, Kathy Deadmond, Debi Pierce, Nancy Carvall, Julie White. 4th Row: Darlene Edwards, Juanita Causey, Barbara Warden, Linda Chance, Carol Connelly, Mary Smith, Judy Ordeing, Karen Parry and Pam Vermillion. Future Teachers of America had a busy year visiting the class rooms of various Grade Schools and the Middle School during the two annual visitations. They also had a Christmas party at the bowling alley. During National Education Week FTA treated the teachers to some pastries. Officers Top to Bottom: Custodian, Wes Northup; Secretary, Edith Allen; Vice President, Mike Engelgau; and President, Fred Powers. 50 home ec club has busy year Seated: Juanita Causey, Barbara Warden, Donna Muir, Laura Cox, Carol Connelly, Peggy Edgmon, Jo Marie Fetch, Maurita Causey. Standing: Carol Stillions, Susanne Rylund, Wanda Fetch, Gloria Johnson, Thelma Mitcham and Mary Smith. The Home Ec. Club has been busy this year. They have had many sales, from pop com balls to maple bars and donuts. At the beginning of the year they had a Christmas party where the members exchanged gifts. Wednesday March 29, 1972 they had a foriegn foods dinner in which the girls active in the club made any kind of food they wished and then they all sampled some of each persons dishes. Later on in the year they have planned a slumber party and a camp out. Officers Top To Bottom: Advisor, Mrs. Rundberg; President, Peggy Connelly; Vice President, Peggy Edgmon; Secretary, Edith Allen; Treasur, Patsey Lenker. 51 .... Presenting the 1971-72 G.A. A. Aren't they marvelous! G. A. A. What a club! From September to December till the middle of May. Girls Athletics kicked off the year with a State Convention at Watonka High School in the Dalles, Oregon. Ten of our GAA members attended. By the time fall was over we had ninety registered members. The first meeting took us to the beach for a mile run in which we placed first. Our next get together was a big splash at North Bend Swimming Pool. The December meeting brought Moms and Daughters together to a tough battle to the end. February was romantic and sweet as we sponsored a Sweethearts Ball. Tina Russell was GAA Sweetheart with Sharon Britton Leslie Haga as Princesses. March bounced in with two meetings of trampoline. Daddy Date Night made April the best month of the year when the Dads and Daughters got together for a night of volleyball, basketball, and trampoline. The District Convention was held at Coquille and the year finished with pie and ice cream at the Girls Awards Night. Council leads a successful year with Karen Parry as president. I wish it was Friday! 52 g.a.a.—girls are “alright. Julie White Debbie McNew show off their talents. Katie Clinton presents Tina Russell with corsage as she is named Queen of Sweethearts Ball. Lauren H. , Cindy M. , Jody S., Helen S. , Leslie H. , Sharon B. , Karen P. , Tina R. , Shari S. , Ann K. , and Debbie J. receive their carnations as finalists at Sweethearts Ball from Marcella D. and Katie C. 53 classic choir combines musically The choir poses in uniform for the camera. The choir this year presented various concerts. The fall concert was enlightened by a solo performance of narration from Pekka Koiuvenen in the song, May There Always Be Sunshine. Other soloests throughout the year were I.oren Doty, Quentin Wolfe, Lori Bryan and Gordon Haag. Accompianists for choir were Kelli Brown, Alida Edgemon, and, in her fourth year, Denise Goodwin. Adding nicely to the concerts were the Girls Glee with their many, fine, musical performances. Accompianists for Girls Glee were Elaine Gilbert, Ruth Gantenbine, and Darcy Strain. Swing Group; Leslie Haga, Marilyn Solmon, Dana Mckinley, Denise Goodwin, Nancy Carvall, Lori Bryan, Delva Miller, Gordon Haag, John VanBurger, Doug Gaslin, Loren Doty, Terry Eustead, Roger Dunithan, Quentin Wolfe, Larry Eustead, Debbie Klessig, JoAnne Bidum, Tom Greaves. 54 Choir officers: president, Loren Doty, secretary Patti Miska, treasurer Lani Neff, and robarian Cindy Marshall. girls glee gaily sings Girls Glee fall into line for a snapshot. Seniors seem to enjoy singing and laughing around the piano. 55 The two girls with magic fingers pause to flash smiles. a The Varsity Band, made up of freshmen, will continue through the years. and the hands played on” The Jazz Band is made up of students from all the grades. 56 The Pep Band is very popular during basketball games. On the Opposite Page, the Center Picture shows the Varsity band officers. From Left to Right are Cheryl McCool, Vice-president; Debbie Branham, President; Steve Britton, Representative; and Terrie Ramsey, Secretary. In the Background is Mr. Hedeen, band director, In the Center Picture on this page are the Concert band officers. Seated Left to Right are Sharon Britton, Secretary; Mike Englegau, President; Mike Willis, Senior Representative; Gary Gibson, Junior representative, Shari Schneider, Sophomore representative; and Dave Eckholm, Treasurer. Concert Band setting up for a performance at the Winter Band Concert. 57 The Officers, L to R: Becky Taylor, Treasurer; Helen Slack, Secretary, Keith Williams, Business Manager; Mike Hoeffel, Pres; Mr. Short, Mr. Adams: Advisors. student body is guided by their leadership The Student Council was kept very busy this year. They sold concessions and formed a club called ICC. ICC is organized so that all the club presidents can meet and plan dances and other activities where all the different clubs join in. They made money on concessions, which were sold at wrestling meets, basketball, and football games. All in all the Student Council did pretty well. Debbie Norton: Former Vice Pres. 58 Tena Russell: Recent Vice Pres. future business leaders of am eric a Members: Back L. to R.: Joy Malone, Joan Packer, Lapriel Stewart, Dorothy Schaeffer, Darlene Petersen, Becky Taylor, John Harry, Mr. Adams; Advisor. Middle L to R.: Karen Sandmann, Julie White, Pat Miska, Leslie Haga. Front L to R.: Craig Morgan, Peggy Doyle, Allison Smith, Gloria Schrum, Connie Haag. FBLA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. It is a club make up of students interested in Business and Secretarial courses, and how they can be put to good use. This is a nationwide organization, and the Coquille Chapter is a new one this year. They started out by setting up a student store which sells school supplies as well as stationery and novelty items. In February, 11 FBLA members competed at District Level at Pacific High School. Coquille came home with 11 ribbons. We were also given an award called the District 1 Skills Competition Award for winning the most ribbons. Although the 9 members who went on to State did not win anything, CHS should be proud of the efforts made by the members of FBLA. Officers: A. Smith, Vice Pres., P. Doyle, Secretary, G, Schrum, Pres., C. Haag, News Reporter, C. Morgan, Treasurer. L. to R. Denise Benham, Soph, Rep., Karla Brandon, Junior Rep., Allison Smith, Sec., Lani Neff, Sen, Rep., Katie Clinton, Pres. Denise Goodwin and Kathy Norbo, Program co-chairman, Terri Ramsey, Fresh. Rep. girls league’s girls of the month Denise Goodwin Generosity Linda Head Consideration Kathy Deadmond Initiative Carol Jackson Scholarship Patsy Lenker Sincerity Peggy Connelly Achievement 60 the art club does their thing 61 better moments of laurel staff Dave Simpson is an artist and in drama. Mike Peterson, Sports Editor, being helped by Doug. Reggie Hoover seen here looking over track layout. Mike and Della gluing down Junior pictures. 62 Cheri Walden, our typist, is always busy. Barbara and Linda talk over scheduling. Tina, Sharon, Allison, and Julie working on layouts. Miss Finn showing one of her many talents. Marilyn Solmon and Karen Parry working real hard while Susan Vaughn looks bored about the whole thing. The party, Laurel Staff gave Jim and Debbie. 63 Jim and Debbie at going away party at Mid-Term. IS f SK t� l M UK U6IC S OUTH KMTttAHi r or qvi L. to R.: Richard Yohn; Mr, Bill DeBoard, Advisor; Ron Johnson; Linda Johnson. The DEVILS' TORCH is the monthly publication of the Journalism Class. Because Journalism was scheduled for seventh period, only a few students signed up for it. The small staff had a busy time of selling ads and getting their stories in by the deadline. Seven issues of the DEVILS' TORCH were published this year, and the first semester students set a record by selling enough ads to publish the paper for the entire school year. On the staff were Linda Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Marilyn Schuler, Richard Yohn, Bill Kistner, Delva Miller, Cindy Peterson, Patti Schlatter, and Criss Stevers. 64 money making projects help nhs National Honor Society started their year off with a money making baked food sale on October 15. Then on November 1 Denise Barklow, Rick Dominighini, Bert Dunn, Doug Gaslin, Gerry Gibson, Gary Haga, Debbie Norton, Tina Russell, Suzanne Rydland, Helen Slack, Rebecca Taylor, and T erri Zwicker were initiated into our order of NHS. On December 19 NHS had a very successful fudge sale. Then NHS started the new year off bye sponsering an after game dance March 30 when Pekka Koivunen, Steve Rollins, and Allison Smith were initiated. Officers Left to Right: Advisor, Mrs. Leisure; Treasure, Rhonda DeMain; Secretary, Denise Goodwin; Vice President, Katie (Kreick) Clinton; and President, Lila Parker. Seated: Denise Goodwin, Rhonda DeMain, Lila Parker, Katie (Krieck) Clinton. 2nd Row: Helen Slack, Terri Zwicker, Denise Barklow, Tina Russell, Suzanne Rylund, Becky Taylor, Mrs. Leisure, advisor. Last Row: Max Trigg, Mike Engelgau, Gary Haga, Sam Warden, Bert Dunn and Fred Powers. afs presents pekka koivunen Quentin serves as brother and guide for Pekka. 66 AFS club for 1971-2. Pekka speaks at AFS assembley. Pekka practices his guitar. sports the daring devils Top Row: Fred Powers, Mike Mitchell, John VanBurger, Joe Mahlberg, Curt Roberts, Jim Minard, Mike Carvall, Jerry Luoto and John Christensen asst, line coachmen. Second Row: Mr. Ken Trathen, Roger Dunithan, Mark Sheilds, Jay Andrews, Randy Jones, Tom Kreick, Gary Moon, Mike Engelgau, Jack Duke, Dave Banery. Third Row: Larry Eustead, Gordon Haag, Bert Dunn, Mike Hoeffel, Ed Moiris, Kim Luckman, Dan Rogan, Loren Doty, Rick Domenighini. Bottom Row: Coach Andy Klemm, Mike Petersen, Quentin Wolfe, Mike Sell, Keith Lewis, Rich Courtwright, Ed McCrorey, Mike Johnson, Wes Northup, Doug Ramey, Line Coach Bob Schultz, asst, line Coachman Larry Phillips. Could No. 1 rated Coquille take state again this year? This seemed to be the big question. But Coach Klemm was determined that this new team was like another; it had to prove itself before and during league play before it could brag. Mr. Klemm explained that last year's title and a lot of sports story writing wasn't going to get the job done. After a hard preseason practice averaging four hours a day, the Red Devils started to roll. They dragged down Femdale, California, who like the Devils had been champions the year before. Coquille went into league play with an impressive 4 G 0. Continuing the season, the J.V.'s ripped off Pacific's Varsity while the Devils Varsity took a well deserved rest. The Devils ran into ruff water as Brookings and Gold Beach were pointing at the team everyone was out to get. Coquille was now 7 G 0. Although Coquille did not get by its last two league games they had an outstanding year. I'm sure every Coquille fan and coach will agree that 27 G 0 is an outstanding record in any league! Coq. 47 Score Board 7 Femdale Calif. Coq. 29 0 South Umpqua Coq. 13 6 Reedsport Coq. 22 7 Newport Coq. 70 0 Pacific Coq. 15 0 Brookings Coq. 27 14 Gold Beach Coq. 15 24 Bandon Coq. 13 24 Myrtle Point won 7 - lost 2 70 Defensive Team: Front Row Left: Doug Ramey-E, Mike Carvall-T, Mike Engelgau-G, Gary Moon-G, Fred Powers-T, Curt Roberts-E. Second Row: Rich Courtwright-LB, Wes Northup-LB, Mike Mitchell-LB, Mike Hoeffel-LB. Back Row: John Mahlbert-S, Ed McCrorey-S, Mike Johnson-S. Offensive Team: Curt Roberts-E, Rich Courtwright-E, Mike Mitchell-T, Mike Sell-G, Keith Lewis-C, Quentin Wolfe-G, Fred Powers-T, Ed McCrorey-E, John Mahlbert-QB, Mike Johnson-HB, John VanBurger-QB, Roger Dunithan-FB, Dennis Sheild-HB. 71 Left to Right: Mike Engelgau, Ed McCrorey, Mike Mitchell, Mike Sell, and Mike Hoeffel receive all league awards from Mr. Klemm. McCrorey heads for pay dirt. Mahlberg: Rich, I'd rather do it myself! The rush is on, but the Devils hold the line. John VanBurger (Q.B.) on an end Shields, Wolfe, and Dunithan use the squeeze play, around. Wolfe clears the way for Dunithan. Out-standing! Big Dude isn't he! Wes: I can't believe I ate the whole thing! As the team looks on, Coach Klemm gives the word to the offense. 73 red devil j.v. ’s keep Top Row: Mr. John Christensen, Don Gilkey, Dick Smith, Dave Miller, Jim Booie, Dan Moody, John Crutchfield, Gordon Hopsin, Jerry Lyman, Mark Green. 2nd Row: Roy Morris-manager, Jeff Bennett, Dan Rogan, Rich Courtright, Jim Minard, Jay Andrews, Randy Jones, Tom Kreick, Mark Freauff, Tim Merritt. 3rd Row: Terry Eusted-manager, Mitch Morgan, Mike Peterson, Dewey Gilkey, Bob Fults, Kim Luckman, Dan Billings, Ken George, Joe Flores, Mr. Trathen-Head coach of the J.V. Squad. 74 the pace The defense was stronger than usual. It averaged 170 pounds across the front, with 160 in the secondary. Mike Peterson and Rick Williams dominated the tackling, both weighing 175 apiece. Kim Luckman and Jay Andrews pulled down the ones that got away. The J. V.'s, like the Varsity, were boosting a perfect record from the year before. This year they came ahead with a 7 G 1 record which still keeps them on top of the team to beat next year. It was a good season and we're all proud of the big job Mr. Ken Trathen and his J.V.'s did this year. The J.V.'s had an outstanding year. Losing only once and then only by one point. This was due to a strong line on both offense and defense. The back field was nothing short of great, with Randy Jones the leading ground gainer. 75 coquille fighting freshmen Top: Dennis Cannon, Pete Roberts, Mark Ayott, Pat Mahlberg, Earl Byers, Tim Kuyper, Asst. Coach: Mr. Phillips, Coach: Mr. Luoto. 2nd Row: Bob Anglin, Dennis Smith, Steve Britton, Buddy Whiting, Don Duke, Dane Thommen, Randy Pritt, Terry Russell, Faron Crutchfield. 3rd Row: Rick Schmidt, Dennis Fults, Mark Gangewer, Dennis Backman, Brian Smith, Jeff Gisholt, Martin Wolfe, Ron Hammer, Rick Aue. 4th Row: Ken Osberg, Rick Neff, Mike Allen, Kerry Banry, Kelly Morgan, Jerry Miller, Greg Phillips, David DeMay, Randy DeMain. Coach Luoto and team help out by yelling. 76 No. 24 Randy DeMain destroys ball carrier. Q.B. Brian Smith lets go with a pass. No. 71 Kerry Banry makes a tackle look easy. The Freshmen line turns on the blocking power. 77 girls basketball team varsity Coq. 24 Myrtle Point 23 Coq. 23 Powers 31 Coq. 22 Pacific 12 Coq. 22 Bandon 23 Coq. 33 Pacific 32 Coq. 36 Bandon 33 Coach: Mrs. DeBoard, Ref. : Dave Banry, Jody Schrag, Sharon Britton, Karen Sandman, JoAnn Eidum, Tina Russell, Twila Harry, Marcella Dodge, Ann Kreick. j.v. Coq. 21 Myrtle Point 10 Coq. 12 Pacific 10 Coq. 20 Bandon 14 Coq. 13 Pacific 9 Coq. 26 Bandon 16 Aletha Smith, Dana McKinley, Barbara Parry, Debbie Jones, Karen Parry, Connie Haag, Cindy Marshall, Sheri Schnieder, Rinda Gall. 78 girls hockey team Top: Karen Parry, Denise Barklow, Helen Slack, Tina Russell, Dana McKinley. Bottom: Jody Schrag, Patti Schlatter, Pam Lytle, Sharon Britton, Gloria Schrum, Leslie Haga. Not Pictured: Linda Rinear, Peggy Kiser, Peggy Connelly, Julie White. Top: P. Lytle, H. Slack, L. Haga, Middle: S. Camp, C. Phillips, Bottom: P. Schlatter, K. Holmes, R. Brandon, L. Carrol, A. Smith. tumbling team 79 girls track has bright future Bottom Left: Karla Brandon, Debbie Jones, Laurie Summers, Leslie Haga, Alida Edgmon; 2nd Row: Karen Sandmann, Tt rry Zwicker, Cindy Marshall, Kelli Brown; 3rd Row: Linda Rinear, Debbie Branham, Kathy Norbo, Lisa Carroll, Robbie Worthen, Rhonda Brandon; 4th Row: Jackie St. Clair, Karen Parry, Connie Haag, Alison Sell. Donna Muir watches Tina as she starts her spin. 80 I hope this doesn't hit anybody Relay hand-offs could be tricky. The Girls Track team started the year with twenty two girls, five of which were one year veterans. A good effort was put into the meets although most of the work went into learning the mechanics of the sport. High point girl was Sharon Britton in Javelin with three firsts, a second, and a third at District. The only thing we lacked was experience. ... and they're neck n' neck 81 cross country: the flying devils Top: Left to Right-Steve Counts, Keith Williams, Ron Carlson, Ron Branham, Rich Ragone. Bottom: Left to Right-Pekka Koivunen, Kelly Pinkley, Tom Cunnigham, Butch Stevens, Frank McNew. Farthest right: Coach Clyde Townsend. We give our full appreciation to Mr. Clyde Townsend. As the cross country meet starts the runners slowly spread out. 82 The cheerleaders and spectators go wild as Tom Cunningham finishes first in the meet. When you go out for such a demanding sport as cross country you attract and get only the best of people. People who are willing to give up five nights a week and Saturdays for training. People who train by running, in all kinds of weather, all kinds of country, with an average of five miles a day. People who don’t mind being tired, who are not afraid to work up a good honest sweat, and don’t care how bad their guts ache. But even with all of this demand, the C.H.S. Cross Country team did an outstanding job. We give thanks, also, to Mr. Townsend. We were going to have a scoreboard but the coach couldn't find the results of the meets. Here, Keith Williams' face shows the effort it takes to run cross country. 83 varsity goes to state The Varsity Team starting from the left are: Assistant Coach Andy Klemm, Gary Moon, John Mahlberg, John VanBurger, Steve Counts, Ron Branham, Dean Parker, Curt Roberts, Rich Rgaone, Gordon Haag, Mike Hoeffel, Kim Luckman, Keith Williams, Head Coach Ken Trathen, and center is manager Doug Gaslin. Coq. 86. . .Siuslaw 56 Coq. 76. . .Central Linn 48 Coq. 94. . .South Umpqua 67 Coq. 49. . .Myrtle Point 53 Coq. 83. . .Reedsport 72 Coq. 65. . .Bandon 69 Coq. 90. . .Siuslaw 35 Coq. 62. . .Reedsport 64 Coq. 86. . .Elmira 76 Coq. 91. . .Pacific 54 Coq. 62. . .Scapoose 76 Coq. 88. . .Gold Beach 79 Coq. 59. . .Bandon 63 Coq. 38. . .Brookings 31 Coq. 76. . .Elmira 72 Coq. 45. . .Myrtle Point 43 Coq. 39. . .Pacific 26 Coq. Coq. 100. . 102. . .South Umpqua .Gold Beach 102 84 State Tournament Coq. 78. . .Central Linn 57 Coq. Coq. 64. . 85. . , .Reedsport .Whatonka Coq. 60. . .Brookings 48 75 52 Coq. 73. . . .Willamina 53 Coq. 72. . . .Henly 48 84 Curt shoots over Forrest as spectators look on. Curt takes a swipe at the ball as teammates wait. Coaches talk over their next game plan. 85 This year the Varsity Basketball team took fifth place in the state AA tournament, which was a fine finish for the year. The teams season record was 15-6 and the tournament record was 3-1. To make it to the tournament, we had to play several tough teams, such as Reedsport; with which we split games. We won the game at Reedsport, and they won the second game here. Then we went against Scapoose, who later won the State A A championship. We played two games with Bandon, in which they won both by only four points. Curt Roberts and the other members of the team did a fine job against Bandons six-nine center Bayard Forrest. One of our pre-season games was with South Umpqua; we won the first one 94-67 and they won the second in a nip and tuck thirller, ending by a score of 102-100. One of the many records that the team set this year was in the game with Gold Beach; which we scored 102 points on our own floor. Our last scheduled game of the season was with Myrtle Point. This game decided who would go to the State Tournament. Neither team was ever ahead by any significant margin, but Coquille had a two point lead at the half, which boosted their morale. Coquille, in the second half, worked as a team and there wasn't a doubtful moment the rest of the game as far as Coquille was concerend. It was a great feat that the whole team was looking forward to the opening game at the tournament. But when the game with Reedsport rolled around, we just couldn't put it gotether and lost 75-64. This took us out of the race for the championship, but we could still come back with a fifth place trophy. In the next three games we played, we beat them by 33 points, 20 points, and 24 points, respectively. So, by beating Henley in our last game of the tournament, we became the fifth placed team in the state. This was a good finish for the 71-72 Basketball season. lets go devils! basketball highlights Coquille shows the tournament how a team should look before recieving a trophy. 87 j.v. basketball Junior Varsity Team Starting From the Left are: Mitch Morgan, Gary Fisher, Mark Green, Alan Farmer, Kim Luckman, Dan Moody, Bill Kuyper, Rich Ragone, Ron Carlson, Steve Ferre, Wes Northrup, Mark Freauff, Tom Krieck, Head Coach Andy Klemm and Manager Ed Morris. Coquille Opponent 1 73 Siuslaw 43 72 S. Uppqua 64 73 Reedsport 65 68 Siuslaw 32 51 N. Bend Soph. 46 50 Bandon 49 53 Elmira 60 72 Pacific 64 58 S. Umpqua 61 60 Gold Beach 52 60 Myrtle Point 57 67 Brookings 58 43 Bandon 44 53 Reedsport 69 45 Marshfield Soph. 61 63 Pacific 52 32 N. Bend (J.V.) 51 46 Gold Beach 52 54 Marshfield Soph. 44 50 Brookings 43 54 Myrtle Point 53 The Junior Varsity Basketball team this year ended up with a record of 14-7. It seemed that every game the Junior Varsity won the Varsity also won. The JV's were a great inspiration the Varsity especially in the last game with Myrtle Point. In fact the Junior Varsity had quite a tough game with Myrtle Point themselves. The score was very close the whole game and the last three minutes were really neck and neck. The score was tied and two players had a chance to win the game. But it just wasn't to be and the game went into overtime. Both teams made another basket and the game was tied again. In the last fifteen seconds a Coquille player made a free throw which won the game for Coquille JV's and end a good Basketball season. 88 Devils take a short break. Rich rips opponent as he gets rebound. 89 Steve Ferre fights for the ball with opponenet. Good game Rich , says Coach Klemm. Top Row From L to R-Kelly Morgan, Guard; Don Duke, Forward; Briean Smith, Center; Jeff Mullins, Forward; Coach Luoto; Bottom Row L to R-Mark Claver, Guard; Mark Farmer, Guard; Dennise Cannon, Forward, Pete Roberts, Manager. Coq. 37 Reedsport 39 Coq. 64 Brookings 52 Coq. 47 North Bend 63 Coq. 74 Gold Beach 48 Coq. 51 Pacific 59 Coq. 28 Marshfield 53 Coq. 40 Myrtle Point 48 Coq. 70 Pacific 32 Coq. 38 North Bend 62 Coq. 48 Myrtle Point 58 Coq. 46 Gold Beach 25 Coq. 46 Bandon 52 Coq. 54 Brookings 56 Coq. 39 Reedsport 75 Coq. 62 Powers 56 Coq. 36 Marshfield 72 Coq. 47 Bandon 52 90 freshman basketball team Brian Smith just can't quite reach the ball. Last minute word with the team. 91 varsity wrestlers first in district 1st Row; Daryl Pierce 191, Dave Strain 191, Keith Lewis HVY. 2nd Row; Rick Williams 178, Mike Sell 148, Roger Dunithan 168, Mike Engelgau 157. 3rd Row; Jim Minard 136, Dewey Gilkey 136, Don Gilkey 141. 4th Row; Kip Courtwright 115, Larry Eusted 123, Jeff Benham 130. 5th Row; Frank McNew 106, Jeff Lenker 98, Tim Helvie 98, Coach Bob Schultz. Scoreboard B Coq. 21 . 27 Coq. 38 . 27 Coq. 31 . 32 Coq. 34 . 27 Coq. 63 . 3 Coq. 44 . 22 Coq. 46 . 16 Coq. 19 . 44 Coq. 2nd Gold Beach Tourney Coq. 1st South Umpqua Tourney Coq. 2nd Newport Tourney Coq. 1st Coquille Tourney Coq. 2nd Phoenix Tourney Coq. 1st District Tourney Scoreboard A Coq. 23 . . . Myrtle Point 40 Coq. 48 . . . Reedsport 20 Coq. 51 . . . Bandon 9 Coq. 45 . . . Gold Beach 27 Coq. 54 . . . Brookings 9 Coq. 24 . . . Eagle Point 34 Coq. 36 . . . Brookings 23 Coq. 37 . . . Riddle 16 Coq. 33 . . . South Umpqua 32 Coq. 56 . . . Lakeview 18 Coq. 23 . . . Myrtle Point 38 Coq. 46 . . . Bandon 17 Coq. 39 . . . Siuslaw 18 Coq. 40 . . . Gold Beach 15 Coq. 32 . . . South Umpqua 30 92 Don't let him go Mike. And then I turned him over and pinned him. The 1971-72 wrestling season was successful for the devils. The team was young and had several under classmen on the varsity. As the season rolled along the devils improved also. Many of the new members of the team showed good improvement from match to match. All in all it was an enjoybale year for both the wrestlers and -coaches. One of the high points of the year was the trip to Phoenix for the Phoenix Invitational Tournament. The team left Friday night and then wrestled Saturday morning. Although Phoenix proved to be pretty tough taking the tournament Coquille got a strong second. At district Coquille made a good showing taking the district tournament and qualifing nine wrestlers to go to state. At state the competition was tough and the devils only placed three wrestlers: Roger Dunithan, second at 157 pounds, Don Gilkey fifth at 136 pounds, and Keith Lewis got sixth at heavyweight. Some Coquille wrestlers also participated in the Oregon AAV Tournament in Coos Bay but Roger Dunithan was the only to place. He got a fifth place in the greco-roman part of the tournament in the 165 pound division. jv wrestlers lay it Top, Terry Russell, John Harry, Bob Fults, Joel Boey, Bob Anglin, Joe Flories, Kelly Sanford, Dane Thommen, Rick Schmidt, Mark Ayeotte, Cut Ellison, Mark Cangwer, Coach Ken Johnson, Kneeling: Jerry Lyman, Tim Helvie, Paul Miller, Gary Lyman, John Krutchfield, Don Grotting, Steve Silva, Mike Graham, Cordon Hobson. Wrestling has always been one of Coquille's best sports. With a large turnout each year the Junior Varsity coach is always busy. Mr. Johnson who was the lucky person' this year, did a great job showing his little devils the basics of such a demanding sport. This is proven by the great record they drew this year of winning 17 and losing only three. But even with a great coach there are a few things which cannot be taught by an instructor. Things like pride, stamana, good sportsmanship, and learning to lose. You can teach and teach but it does no good unless the individual wants to learn. I might add that the J.V. wrestlers were to learn and out to win. This was proven in practice as well as in competition. Once a week any J.V. wrestler could challenge a Varsity wrestler in his weight class for a spot on the Varsity team. The Varsity members were kept busy fighting off J.V. contenders. All in all the J.V. team has kept up a good reputation of winning of which the Coquille High student body is so proud of. Coq. 40 . . . . .26 Riddle Coq. 67 . . . . .19 Bandon Coq. 50 . . . . .15 Gold Beach Coq. 37 . . ... 7 Brookings Coq. 48 . . . . .28 South Ump. Coq. 37 . . . . .36 Myrtle Point Coq. 12 . . Reedsport Coq. 55 . . Lakeview Coq. 55 . . Brookings Coq. 43 . . Myrtle Point Coq. 22 . . . . .48 Eagle Point Coq. 38 . . B andon Coq. 34 . . . . .28 Douglas Coq. 26 . . . . .30 Gold Beach Coq. 54 . . South Albany Coq. 23 . . Phenox Coq. 40 . . . . .18 Siuslaw on thick Rick Schmidt gets set for a? Gordon tries for a pin. Mr. Johnson and Mr. Schultz free style. Today is the day we win, so smile with confidence. jv and varsity baseball Top Row L. to R. Mr. Vleck; Coach, Dave Miller, Robert Cooke, Ron Branham, Keith Williams, Dave Banry, Brian Smith, Roy Morris, Mark Green, Mr, Luoto; J.V, Coach. Bottom Row L, to R. Jack Duke, Ken Zarbano, Jay Andrews, Tom Krieck, Ed Morris, Rod Bunner, Jeff Mullins, Tom Kay; Manager. L, to R, Back Row: Coach, Mr, Luoto; Ti, Kuyper, Bob Anglin, Pat Mahlberg, Brian Smith, Bob Fults, Rich Schmidt, Kelly Morgan, Don Duke, Mark Melson, Terry Russell, Rick Neff. 96 Good hit, Dave!! V arsity Coq. 1. . .North Bend 2 Coq. 1. . .Bandon 15 Coq. 1. . . Pacific 11 Coq. 1. . . Gold Beach 4 Coq. 10. . . Siuslaw 12 Coq. 1. . .Brookings 16 Coq. 0. . . Myrtle Point 4 Coq. 4. . .Bandon 8 Coq. 5. . .North Bend 9 Coq. 7. . . Pacific 6 Coq. 6. . . Marshfield 5 Coq. 0. . . Gold Beach 12 Coq. 0. . . Brookings 5 Coq. 5. . . Myrtle Point 4 J.V. Coq. 7. . . North Bend 18 Coq. 7. . . Reedsport 9 Coq. 9. . . Reedsport 11 Coq. 0. . .North Bend 13 Coq. 1. . .North Bend 14 Coq. 10. . • Marshfield Frosh 8 Cop. 12. . . Gold Beach 7 Coq. 10. . . Gold Beach 8 Cop. 11. . . Myrtle Point 4 97 c.h.s. track pulls a load Top: Coach Larry Phillips, Dennis Cannon, Jim Minard, Dennis Sheilds, John White, Mark Gangewer, Kelly Pinkley, Ken Osberg, John Call, Greg Phillips, Mike Johnson. Bottom: Faron Crutchfield, Mitch Morgan, Mark Martin, Gordon Hobson, Randy Jones, Far Right: Mr. Clyde Townsend Head Track Coach. o During the course of the year sports had done fairly well. And then came track. Between long hair, some minor drinking and a heck'ava lot of uncooperation, 20 people, mostly freshmen, lasted the season. Mr. Townsend deserves special thanks this year. He took alot of guff, alot of razzing, and harassment. It first started when the length of hair came up. Mr. Townsend was not against reasonable length hair himself, but was just following rules set by the school board. The next problem was booze. It seemed a few of the guys couldn't hold to the regulations set by die school board about not mixing drinks with sports, which are a part of any athlete's rules. When Mr. Townsend finally got enough of the childish acts that seemed to plague many of his participants, such as slogans, nicknames, spitwads, squirtguns, general smart mouthing, failure to show up for practice or meets, he eliminated the problem. He then had alot of freshmen which proved to be a good change. Let's face it, tied for second in league and a faster running game is a good step forward. Since Mr. Townsend retired this year you might have a better insight as to why. Let's hope next year they give the track coach more respect. Special note: We give our most sincere congratulations to these boys and the events in which they qualified for state. Doug Ramey-Javelin, Randy Jones-Broad jump, and Mike Johnson-High and low hurdles and broad jump. 98 99 Kerry Banry: Being manager isn't all glory' Bert Dunn tries harder. golfers hit the links Top Row: Fred Powers, Tim Maevaert, Mike Fngelgau, Bill Kistner, Mark Freauff, Randy Pritt, Loren Doty. Front Row: Steve short, MiKe Willis, Pete Roberts, Mitch Stevens, Doug Gaslin, and Coach Ian Dorsett. The golf team had a good season this year. We started poorly by losing to Reedsport the first matchj but then we won six straight matches including North Bend, Bandon, Gold Beach, and we also beat Reedsport in a home match by only nine strokes. Our medalist for nine of our ten matches was Bill Kistner, sometimes referred to as the Little Giant. The team also went to District which was held at Reedsports and came back with fourth place. For so some reason Coquille was in a slump and really had some problems. Team members are: Bill Kistner with 36.7 stroke per match, Mike Engelgau with a 39.7 average, Randy Pritt 41.6 average, Fred Powers 42 stroke average, and Tim Maeyaert had a 42.7 average. The other members of the team are Loren Doty, Mike Willis, Mark Freauff, Doug Gaslin, Butch Stevens, Pete Robert and of course Coach Dorsett and our transportation advisor, Mr. Short. Even though we are losing four Seniors we have the ability to have even a better year next season. Mike takes a swing. 100 Fred shows good form. Put it in. Mike, Loren Doty diows opponent how to swing, Mr. Dorsett congratulates Bill (medalist), english opens Dave dreams poetical dreams for Mrs. Krantz. Cecilia writes in her Journal for Creative Writing. 104 new worlds The class looks stunned by the amount of work for Research and Report. 105 speech:“learning to rap” Tonya, did you do it? 106 Why so glum? Everyone must pay attention, David. drama:“learning basics” Gee, Mr. Weise, that was super funny! reading: “a must for a good future” Rosie Edwards looks lost in thought. Due to circumstances beyond our control, Mike Peterson, we have a Shorthand picture on the Reading page. (Sorry) Spanish:‘'a little culture helps” mind expanders: modern problems. The big circle in Modem Problems goes around the world. Gary always wanted to be seen and loved by everyone! 108 u.s. history and world culture Hey Curt! What do you see? The freshman seem to be the only ones on the page that know how to pay attention in class, or is it they just haven't learned how to goof-off! 109 traveling in driver’s education Standing next to this year's new driver's education car is, Left, Fred Peterson and on the Right, Mike Graham. Getting out of the car in the background is Mr. Trathen. Dean Parker, Tony Russell, and Dave Banry look satisfied with their recipe. Is this how Tom Cunningham washes a dish? both boys and girls gain experience 111 Bread seems to be hard to make. These girls seem to be enjoying their lunch. math classes What's going on in advance math? Another game of pin the beak on the duck. The Algebra II students take a break. 112 hard at work 113 Okay, get back to work there. boys build muscles Ron Carlson learns to jump rope. Slug-it!! Working hard boys? 114 girls improve figures Girls observe skill. 115 Lauren Hatcher stops for a pose. we have ship shape shops An the collar bone's connected to- 116 Whatcha got there, Gordon? Turn, darn it, turn! a new world in art He made us do it---Wylders pride and joy? 117 Don't worry Sharon; It won't bite. John's self-portrait. future business leaders at work. Happiness is being in Typing II. What's so funny in a Typing II book? Office Procedures train secretaries. Allison figures how to put paper in machine Listens to Mr. Adams. Typing I students are busy typing. They look interested in their typing. 119 human relations and family living Mr. DeBoard's Human Relations class sits on the floor in preparation for a good rap session. The Family Living class is caught by the camera as they are preparing to watch a video-taped T.V. program. Kent, Laurilea, Less and Linda take part in a pseudo marriage ceremony as part of a Family Living project. 120 the care program Richard Magee makes a clean sweep . Mike Kirkland studies the camera. students make science discoveries Jay and John trying to observe fast little paramecium. 122 Mr. Farmer helping Becca with her problem. Fred, John and Mike feeding the froggies. 123 Frank makes a shocking discovery! r .1 i IK huh Biology I students work hard trying to figure out Mr. Klemm's test. seniors seniors Senior Class Officers: Bert Dunn, Senior Rep.; Shari Dilkes, Secretary; Mike Engelgau, Vice President; Gordon Haag, President; John Mahlberg, Treasurer, Loren Weise, Advisor. One Ringy Dingy.. •. Bob occupies Sen. Bench. Two peaces are better than one. 126 far out dave Bill Adair Judy Barnett Gary Beck Zane Albertson David Banry Linda Beebe Edith Allen Jim Booth Mary Barton super seniors of ’72 Terry Brasted Susan Camp Peggy Connelly Wendy Coon Beverly Brown Shirley Clayton Rich Courtright we’re done, by golly, we’re done Loren Doty Jack Duke Roger Dunithan far out and solid Susan Fish Bill Gillespie Debbie Gall haag leads class of Denise Goodwin Steve Graves David Greve Nancy Griffis John Harry Linda Head Tim Helvie only 129 blank diplomas Carol Jackson Daryl J efferson Kim Johnson Gloria Johnson Marla Holzemer Bill Jensen Linda Johnson pekka enjoys stay at chs Ken Jones Katie Kreick Melba (Barklow) Ligons Jerry Kight Patsy Lenker Chester Lucas Pekka Koivunen Keith Lewis Eddie McCrorey it’s all over. . .yeah! Mike Mitchell Diane Moon Gary Moon seniors stiff competitors Ed Morris Linda O'Neal Lila Parker Lani Neff Patty Owen Karen Parry Larry Newton Dean Parker Jess Parshall for spirit sticks Fred Powers Glenda Paulsen William Payton Candy Phillips Gordon Pibum Sharon Pingleton George Pinkston Lonnie Perry Barbara Pierce loren weise, class advisor Mike Sell Karen Siegrist Robert Shrum senioritis sets in Marilyn Solmon Shelly Stuck Vicki Stevens Ken Stillions Debbie Thommen Nita Thommen Susan (Allen) Thurman Max Trigg Sharon Turner i can’t believe we made John VanBurger Cynthia Walter Susan Vaughn Royal Walter Sam Warden Robert W eekly Robin Weekly Bruce Wilkinson it through the whole year! Robert Wilson Mitch Wolgamott Carolyn Cook Keith Williams Mike Willis Richard Wisby Ronald Wisby Robin Wright William Wright ADAIR, BILL: Audio Visual Aid 3. ALBERTSON. ZANE: Band 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,3; Track 1; Radio Club 2,3,4. ALLEN, EDITH: Girls Glee 3; FHA 3,4; Girls League 1,2,3; Concessions 3; Intramurals 1,3; GAA 3. BANRY, DAVE: Baseball 1,3; FHA 1; Country 1,2; Football 3,4; Track 1,2. BARNETT, JUDY: Annual 3; Assistant editor 3; Teachers aid 3,4. BARTON, MARY: FHA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3; GAA 2,3. BECK, GARY: Band 1,2; Cross Country 3. BEEBE, LINDA: GHA 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1; Volleyball 1; Pep Club 2. BOOTH, JIM: Band 1,2, 3,4; Teachers Aid 4; Baseball 2,3,4. BRASTED TERI: Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Girls Glee 2; FHA 2; Girls League 1, 2, 3; Swing Group 3. BROWN, BARBARA: Girls League 1,2,3,4. BROWN, BEVERLY: Girls League 1,2, 2,3. CAMP, SUSAN: Chorus 1; FHA 2; FTA 3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Girls Drill team 3; Teachers aid 4; Concession 3; Field hockey 2; Track 2; GAA 2,3, 4; Tumbling 2,3,4; Triple Trio 1. CAUSEY, MAURITA: Band 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; Girls League 1, 2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2, 3,4; President 4; Concessions 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. CLAYTON, SHIRLEY: Chorus 1; FHA 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 3; GAA 2; Pep Club 2,3,4. CONNELLY, PEGGY: Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 2; FHA 2, 3,4; Teachers aid 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,3; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Track 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3. COON, WENDY: Student Body Officer 2,3,4; GHA 2, 3; Girls League 2, 3; Candy Stripers 2; GAA 2, 3. COURTRIGHT, RICH: Teachers aid 4; Football 1,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. CUNNINGHAM, TOM: C-Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3. DEADMOND, KATHY: Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; FHA 2, 3; FTA 4; Girls League 1.2, 3,4; Teachers aid 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. DEMAIN, RHONDA: Annual 1, Chorus 1; Choir 2, 3,4; Rally 4; FHA 2, 3; FTA 3,4; NHS 3,4; Treas. 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Teachers aid 3; Pres. 1; Concessions 3; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2.3. DILKES, SHARI: Band 1,2, 3,4; Study Body Treasurer 1; Girls Glee 2; Student Council 1,4; FHA 2, 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; Girls League 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Stripers 2, 3; Teachers aid 4; GAA 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. DOCKERY, BENNY: Annual 1,2; Football 3; Wrestling 2. n Y . MM DODGE, MARCELLA: Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Rep. 1,2; FHA 2,3; FTA 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2,3; Teachers aid 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; GAA 2,3,4. DOTY, LOREN: Annual 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Vice Pres. 1; FTA 3,4; C-Club 3,4; Teachers aid 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2; Sports Manager 1,2; AFS 4; Swing Group 3,4. DUKE, JACK: Band 3,4; FTA 3,4, Teachers aid 4; Baseball 4; Football 3; Wrestling 2; Track 1. DUNITHAN, ROGER: Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Intramurals 1, 2; Swing Group 2, 3,4. DUNN, BERT: Band 1,2; Student Council 1,3,4; NHS 4; Basketball 3; Cross Country 1; Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4. ECKHOLM, EAVID: Annual 1; Band 1.2.3. ENG ELGA U, MIKE: Annual 1,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Body President 1; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Representative 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; V. Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Teachers aid 4; Concessions 3; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Football, Wres. 1,2, 3,4; Intra 1,2, 3,4; Sports Manager 2. EUSTED, LARRY: Chorus 1; Choir 2, 3,4; C-Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Wres. 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, 3; Intra. 1,2, 3; Sports Manager 1,4; Swing Group 2.3.4. FETCH, JOMARIE: FHA 1,3,4; Girls League 1, 2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2, 3; Teachers Aid 4; Pep Club 4. FIELDS, TRESA: Devils Torch Editor 3; FHA 2,4; Girls League 2; Candy Stripers 2; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2. GALL, DEBBIE: CHA 3; FTA 3; Girls League 3; Teachers Aid 3; GAA 3. GILLESPIE, BILL: Band 1,2,3; Teachers aid 3; Intra. 2; Pep Band 2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3. GOODWIN, DENISE: Annual 1; Editor 1; Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Student Body Sec. 1; Student Council Rep. 1; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 2; accompianist 2; FHA 2; NHS 3,4; Sec. 4; Girlram chairman 4; Triple Trio 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Swing Group 2, 3,4. GRAVES, STEVE: GREVE, DAVID: Track 1. GRIFFIS, NANCY: FHA 2,3; Tres. 3; FTA 3; Girls League 1,2,3; Concessions 3; Field Hockey 2, 3; GAA 2, 3. HAGG, GORDON: Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Class Pres. 4; C-Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3, 4; Cross Country 3; Football 4; Intra. 1. HAGA, GARY: NHS 4; Football, Track, Intra. 1. HARRY, JOHN: Student Council 2; Concessions 3; Wres. 3,4; FBLA 4; Radio Club 2, 3,4. HEAD, LINDA: FHA 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Teachers aid 3,4; Concessions 3. HEDGES, BECKY: HELLER, RUSSELL: HELVIE, TIM: Band 1,2; Student Council Rep. 4; Wres. 1,2,3,4; Intra. 3. HOEFFEL, MIKE: Choir 4; Student Body Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Student Council Rep. 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; C-Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3, 4; Intra. 2,3; Key Club 3,4. HOLYCROSS, JUDY: Student Council 1,2; Girls Glee 3; Devils Torch 3; FHA 2,3,4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 2,3; GAA 2,3. HOLZMEYER, MARLA: Student body secretary 2; Devils Torch 3; FHA 2,3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Rep. 1; Concessions 3; Triple Trio 1. JACKSON, CAROL: NHS 3,4; Teachers aid 3. JEFFERSON, DARYL: FTA 3,4; Basketball 3. JENSEN, BILL: Band 1,2; Teachers aid 2,3; Concessions 3; Intra. 2,3. JOHNSON, GLORIA: Band 1,2, 3,4; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; F. T. A. 2,4; Teachers Aid 3,4. JOHNSON, KIM: N. H. S. 3; Teachers Aide 2,4; Track 2. JOHNSON, LINDA: Annual 4; Devils Torch 4; Editor 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3. JONES, DAVEY: Annual 3; Band 1,2; Student Council 2; Devils Torch 2; Football 1. KICHT, JERRY: Band 1; Teachers Aid 3; Football 1; Intra. 1. KRIECK, KATIE: Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Robarian 2; Band 1; Student Council 1; F. T. A. 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; V. Pres. 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Candy Stripers 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. LENKER, PATSY: Choir 3,4; Girls Glee2;F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Treasure 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 3; Track 2, 3. LEWIS, KEITH: Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Intra. 1.2.3. LIGONS, MELBA: Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 3; Concessions 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. LOWRY, CHESTER: Band 1,2; Student Council 4. MCCROREY, EDDIE: Student Council 2; C Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2,3. MCGILVERY, KEITH: Band 1,2; Intra. 1.2.3. MCNAIR, GREG: Annual 2; FHA 4; C Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Golf 4; Intra. 1, 2, 3. MAHLBERG, JOHN: Chorus 1,2; Choir 4; Student Council 1,3,4; C Club 3,4; Teachers Aid 4; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Football 1.2, 3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 3; Intra. 1.2, 3,4; Sport Manager 1. MARSHALL, ROGER: Baseball 1,2; Cross Country 3; Football 1; Intra. 1,2; Sport Manager 2. MAY, RONNIE: FTA 2, 3; Audio Visual Aide 2; Concession 3; Wrestling 2; Sport Manager 2; Red Band 3. MITCHELL, MIKE: Student Council 1,2,3; C Club 2,3,4; Teachers Aide 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1; Intra. 2,3,4; Class President 3; Class Treasure 2. MOON, GARY: Teachers Aide 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Cross Country 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1, Intra. 2,3,4. MORRIS, EDWARD: Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1; Cross Country 3; Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Intra. 1,2; Sport Manager 4. NEFF, LANI: Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; F. H. A. 2, 3,4; Girls League 1, 2, 3,4; Concessions 3; Baseball 2; Intra. 2; G. A.A. 2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Squad Leader 3,4; Rally 4. OWEN, PATTY: Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Girls Glee 2; Devils Torch 3; FTA 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2; Concessions 3; Track 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3. PARKER, DEAN: Band 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,3; Intra. 2,3. PARKER, LILA: Annual 2; Band 1, 2; Choir 4; F. T. A. 2, 3,4; historian 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Pres. 4; Teachers Aide 3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 3; Field Hockey 2,3; Track 1,2; ICC 4; Swing Group 4. PARRY, KARFN: Annual 3,4; Junior Editor 3; Editor 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Sergent at Arms 3; FTA 3,4; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Candy Stripers 2,3; Concessions 3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Field Hockey 3,4; Intra. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; secretary 3; Pres. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Squad Leader 4; Student Council 4. PARSHALL, JESS: Band 1, Audio Visual Aid 2,3; Baseball 1,2; Track 1; Intra 2, 3. PAULSEN, GLENDA: Band 1,2, 3,4; Rep. 2,3; Student Council 1; Rally 4; FTA 3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Teachers Aid 3,4; Concessions 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Field Hockey 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Squad Leader 2, 3. PAYTON, BILL: Band 1,2,3; Intra. 1. PEARCE, TERRY: Baseball 1; Wrestling 1. PERRY, LONNIE: PHILLIPS, CANDY: Band 1; FHA 2; FTA 3; Girls League 2,3; Girls Drill Team 3; Teachers Aide 4; Concessions 3; GAA 2,3; Tumbling 2,3,4. PIBURN, GORDON: Teachers Aide 4; Intra. 3. PIERCE, BARBARA: Annual 4; Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; FHA 2,3,4; Girls League 2,3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Concessions 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Field Hockey 3; Track 1,2,3; Intra. 1,2,3; GAA 2,3,4. PINGLETON, SHARON: Annual 1; Paper 1; Assistant Editor 1; FHA 2, 3; 'I NHS 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3. PINKSTON, GEORGE: Annual 3; Student Council 4. POWERS, FRED: Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 4; FTA 3,4; NHS 3,4; C-Club 3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Golf 2,3,4; Football 1.2, 3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 1; Intra. 1, 2, 3; Sport Manager 1. RALPH, LINDA: Band 1; Devils Torch 3; FHA 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; Girls League 1.2, 3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Concessions 3; Intra. 1; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Pres. 4. RAMEY, DOUG: C-Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intra. 1,2. RUSSEL, TONY: Teachers Aide 4; Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,; Intra. 1,2,3; Sport Manager 3; AFS 3,4; Pres. 4. SELL, FRED: Annual 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Baseball 3; Radio Club 2, 3. SHRUM, BOB: Annual 1,2; Football 1; Wrestling 3; Track 3. SOLMON, MARILYN: Annual 3,4; Business Manager 3; Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Student Council 3; Jr. Rep. 3; FHA 2, 3,4; District Chairman 3; District Pres. 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2; Teachers Aide 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Concessions 3; Field Hockey 2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Squad Leader 4; Triple Trio 1; Swing Group 2,3,4. STEVENS, VICKI: Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; Choir 3,4; Rally 4; FHA 2, 3; FTA 3,4; Gills League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2, 3; Teachers Aide 4; Concessions 3; GAA 2, 3. STILLIONS, KENNETH: Student Council 3; C-Club 2; Teachers Aide 3,4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Sport Manager 2. STUCK, SHELLEY: Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2; Rep. 2; Devils Torch 3; GHA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Girls League 1, 2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2,3; Teachers Aide 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; GAA 3,4; Pep Band 1,4. THOMMEN, DEBBIE: Band 1,2, 3,4; FHA 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2; Basketball 1; GAA 1. THOMENN, NITA: Rally 1; Girls Glee 2; Girls League 1,2; Basketball 1; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 2. TRIGG, MAX: Band 1,2,3; Paper 1; FTA 3; NHS 3; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Intra. 1,2,3; Sport Manager 2; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Stage Band 1,2, 3; Jazz Band 1, 2,3. TURNER, SHARON: Choir 3; Girls League 1,2,3; Girls Glee 2; Devils Torch 3; Intra. 1,2. VANBURGER, JOHN: Chorus 1; Choir 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Soph. Class Rep. 2; Junior Class Vice Pres. 3; FTA 3; C-Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Sport Manager 2; Key Club 3,4; Swing Group 3,4. VAUGHN, SUSAN: Annual 4; Student Council Rep. 1; Rally 4; FHA 2, 3; FTA 3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Candy Track 1,2; Intra. 3; Sport Manager Stripers 2,3; Concessions 3; GAA 2,3; 1,2. Teachers Aide 4; Pep Club 2, 3. WALDEN, CHERI: Annual 4; Chorus 1; Girls Glee 2; Choir 3,4; Rally 3,4; FHA 2,3; FTA 3,4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Teachers Aide 3; Concessions 1; Field Hockey 2,3; Intra. 1,2; GAA 2,3; Volleyball 1,3; Pep Club 2. WILLIAMS, KEITH: Student Council Rep. 1,3; Student Council Business Manager 4; C-Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Intra. 1,2, 3. WALTER, ROYAL: WALTON, LESLIE: Band 1,2; Baseball 1; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1. WILLIS, MIKE: Band 1,2, 3,4; Senior Rep. Band Council; Teachers Aide 3; Basketball 1; Golf 4; Football 1; Wres tling 2; Track 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Vice President 4. WARDEN, SAM: Band 1,2,3; NHS 3, WILSON, BOB: Wrestling 1. 4; Teachers Aide 4; Radio Club 2, 3, 4. WISBY, RICK: Choir 4. WEEKLY, BOB: WEEKLY, ROBIN: Chorus 1; Choir 3,4; Student Council Rep. 1; Rally 1; Girls Glee 2; FHA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3, 4; Candy Stripers 2; GAA 2, 3. WILKINSON, BRUCE: FTA 3; C-Club 2; Concessions 3; Cross Country 1,3; WISBY, ROCKY: Band 1; Teachers Aide 4. WOLGAMOTT, MITCH: Sport Manager 1. WRIGHT, WILBUR: Track 1,2; Intra. 1,2. 148 Bert flirts Dinner ready, Dean? 72 is through Wake up Tim. Karen's ready to zoom away on her Honda. 149 seniors show their stuff Cleaning up after a joke by the Physics class. 150 Far over, Far in, and Far out. 1971-72 awards Award of Excellence in Girl's P.E. Bausch and Lomb Science Award Betty Crocker Home Maker of Tomorrow Choir Cup Award Coquille V alley Hospital Auxiliary Nursing Scholarship DAR American History Awards Fairview P.T.O. Scholarship Girl's State Delegates Guy Mauney Scholarship John Phillip Sousa Award Kiwanis Club Christian leadership Award Kiwanis Educational Scholarships McKay's Market Scholarship Most Inspiriational Football Player Most Valuable Football Player Most Inspirational Basketball Player Most Valuable Basketball Dlayer Most Valuable Wrestler Most V aluable Baseball Player Northwest Nazaren College Honor Scholarship Oregon Scholars Award O.S.U. Dad's Club Certificate of Excellence Outstanding Business Education Students Typing 1 Shorthand Typing 11 Bookkeeping Outstanding Chemistry Student Outstanding Home Economics Student Outstanding Metals and Power Mechanics Students Salutatorian Senior Social Science Award Speech Awards Best Speakers Most Improved SWOCC Scholastic Awards V aledictorian Voice of Democracy Sharon Britton Sam Warden Marla Holzmeyer Loren Doty Nancy Griffis Gerry Gibson Tina Russell Rhonda DeMain Tina Russell Helen Slack Lila Parker Mike Engelgau Denise Goodwin Mike Engelgau Zane Albertson Gordon Haag Mike Engelgau Roger D uni than Mike Mitchell Keith Williams John Mahlberg Mike Engelgau Keith Williams Max Trigg Mike Engelgau Denise Goodwin Carol Jackson Lila Parker Loren Doty Denise Goodwin Connie Haag Lapriel Stewart Allison Smith Maurita Causey Kim Johnson Lila Parker Peggy Connelley Jeff Be nil am Robert CooVo Roger Dunithan Steve rerre David Greve Bob Lowery Mike Engelgau Kathy Deadmond Lori Bryan Gerry Gibson Decie Bolling Rhonda DeMain Shari Dilkes Lila Parker Lori Bryan Loren Doty Gerry Gibson 151 juniors 154 Look mom, no hands! 148 most wanted people Class Officers: Pres., Quentin Wolfe; Treasurer; Sharon Britton; Secretary, Helen Slack; Reps., Ron Branham Sherry Gravell; and Vice Pres., Debby Klessig. Dave Andrist Tanya Baker 155 Jess Barton Bruce Adair we’re coming fast. . . Mike Carvall Brenda Christensen Nancy Carvall Delsa Clarke Della Causey Robert Cooke Don Causey Steve Counts Linda Chance Laura Cox Linda Cox Bill Davis Jim DeLong Randy DeWald Curtis Dearing . . .from the dream of the past Rick Domenighini Sally Dornath Peggy Doyle Rose Edwards JoAnn Eidum Marilyn Ekker Alan Farmer Steve Ferre Wanda Fetch Terry Eusted Mark Freauff Peggy Edgmon Pamela Edwards Cheri Farley Doug Gaslin Vic Gregory Leslie Haga Debby Hankins Sharon Henderson Pam Hetrick our time is now Randy Jones Karen Kitch Marsha King Lann Leslie Ron Johnson Cindy Kay Debby Kiessing Bill Kistner Kim Luckman Pam Lytle Kelli Malone Peggy Kiser Doug Lloyd Monte March Mark Martin Randi Martin David Miller Delva Miller Sharon Miller and forward lies the future Mavis McKinney Cindy Peterson Debbi McNew Rita Pibum Wes Northup Debbie Norton Debi Pierce Mike Petersen Rusty Pritt Rich Ragone Linda Rinear Dan Rogan Rhonda Rogers Steve Rollins Fred Rose Ronnie Rose Glennice Russell mrs. krantz advises jrs. Dorothy Schafer Robin Sanfoid Sherri Saylor Tina Russell Suzanne Rydlund Marcus Schrader Helen Slack David Simpson Lori Simpson Gloria Shrum Carol Stillions Pam Summers Becky Taylor Jennifer Taylor Rod Timothy wolfe leads class of ’73 Pam Vermillion Wayne Waldron Greg Walker Roxanne Wall Kathy Waterman Kent Weekly Julie White Yvonne White DeAnn Whaples Linda Wilcox Terri Zwickcr Maryetta Willis Not Pictured: Chris Eslinger Linda Hetrick Bob Jefferson Cindy Murders Steve Wilson Quentin Wolfe peddaling for Junior Class. Ron Wilson Quentin Wolfe Linda Yohn “just one more year. . . ” What's so funny Gloria and Dave? 162 Vic, your'e a good shot. Randy tells Terry all about it, sophomores Sophomore Class Officers from Left to Right: Mitch Morgan; Vice Presient, Cindy Marshall; Treasurer, Shari Schneider; Class Representative, Alida Edgmon; Secretary, Class Advisor; Mr. DeBoard, Not Pictured, Lauren Hatcher; President. 164 Want some of my sucker? What is so funny? sophomores enjoy high school 165 Sophomore Hall? Sophomore Cheerleader! class of Cathy Anderson Jay Andrews Sandra Avery Martha Barrett Mike Beauchamp Terry Beebe Dan Billings Kelli Brown John Caughell Juanita Causey Lila Cooke Cory Courtright Kip Courtright Mike Davis the wild bunch Dick Deadmond Patricia Edwards Joe Flores Darrell Fults Bob Futts DaiTell Fisher Steve Faught Rinda Gall Judy George Dewey Gilkey Diana Gilpatrick Cindy Glock Mike Graham Mark Green Don Grotting Connie Haag Charles Herman Allan Jackson Debbie Jones Bil Kuyper class of ’74 has more Darlene Lenker Joe Livingston Steve Lusby Jerry Lyman Linda Hamilton Gordon Hobson Mike Jennings Tom Kay Danny Johnson Gary Johnson ■ Mike Kelley Nancy Kiser Lauren Hatcher A David Jones Tom Kreick mr. deboard advises mighty sophs Tim Maeyaert Lori Magee Craig Morgan Mitch Morgan Joy Malone Ray Marca Pam Miska Thelma Mitcham r Dave Owen 4 I Roy Morris Frank Morris Judy Oerding Cindy Marshall Dan Moody Joan Packer Charlene Panter Barbara Parry Paul Parsons Don Peterson Fred Peterson Tiny Phipps Ellen Pray Ralph Schierling Myra Shires ’74 -you know it! Mona Siglin Jeff Silva Steve Silva Mary Player Karen Sandmann Debbi Simpson super softs Laurie Summers Lynne Yoakam Kirk Trigg Ken Zarbano Martin Wafford Cindy Williams Jackie St. Clair Marilyn Stone Rick Williams Vicky Stengar David Strain Barbara Warden David Wright 171 a sophomore What's so funny Renda? What do you suppose these Home Ec students are cooking up? Debbie, Kip, John compare notes as Sandra looks in microscope. 172 Joe stops for shot. Sophomores do go to some classes, you know! John and Mary are busy typing while Barbara looks elsewhere. Gotcha! 173 These sophomores pose for shot. freshmen Officers: Top Row, L to R; Randy Demain, Representative; Linda Hallock; secretary; Mitch Morgan, President; Bottom Row, L to R; Jim Farmer, Advisor; Steve Britton, Representative; Sheryl McCool, Treasurer; Jody Hoeffel, Vice President; Pat Conant, Advisor. Bob Anglin Mike Allen Larry Andrist Nick Arnett Velda Arnaud Rick Aue Mark Ayotte Dennis Backman Frances Bangert 4 Kerry Banry 174 upperclassmen welcome freshmen Dennis Cannon Tracy Caraway Lisa Carroll Patti Billings Debbie Branham Earl Byers Cindy Cartwright Mark Claver Marie Cole Brenda Cooper Debbie Crockett Jim Cottom 175 Faron Crutchfield Paula Douthit Zoe Eilertson Allan Foster what can we say. . .? Lynette Dalton Randy DeMain Nancy Duey Gina Flores Rhonda Foster Donald Duke Mark Farmer Angela Delay Richard Dionne Mike Fulton Dennis Fults John Delay Russell Dodge Debra Eichner Eldon Furgason we’ve only just begun. . . Karen Galen Elaine Gilbert Mark Gang ewer Rodney Gillespie Marty Greer Dale Haskins Linda Hallock Gina Hayes Ruth Gangendein Cindy George Mel Gilkison Denice Gibson Jeff Gisholt Ricky Graham Ron Hammer Twila Harry Sara Hartley Renae Helmken Joel Hickam June Hill Kay Holmes Joni Holycross Cindy Huntley Jodi Hoeffel Darlene Hodge miss conant guides freshmen Jim Kuyper Nancy McNair Cheryl McCool Sam McCauley Mark Me Ison Laura Metcalf kelley morgan leads freshmen Jerry Miller Lance Morgan Ken Osberg ' w Terry Phillips Paul Miller Jeff Mullins Diane Packer Vicky Miller Candy Moore Georganna Pibum Robin Plum Randy Pritt Kelly Morgan Kathy Norbo i Greg Phillips Andrea Purkella Rebecca Ramberg Terrie Ramsey Rick Richards Craig Ritchey class of ’75 Melody Slatter Debbie Steele Teena Rodenbaugh Terry Russell Karen Sheridan Butch Stevens v - 1 X Tooter Rogers Debbie Sanders Tom Siegrist Donnetta Stevenson Ramona Rollins % Kelly Sanford Greg Simmie Jim Smith Darcie Strain Kelley Rogan Kurt Spurlock Lurlyn Temple move over-we’re here to stay Joy Thiess Heather Tingley Gail Waterman Rick White Robbie Worthen Diana Thurman Doug Timmons Dane Thom men Dale Tichenor Janice Torbeck Tracy Weekly Buddy Whitting Mike Trigg Mary Weeks Royce Walter Melody Ward Dan Wells Claude White Mark Williamson Joyce Wilson Martin Wolfe Not Pictured: Mike Armstrong James Flores Cindy Clock Janet Hallberg Mike Isaacs Michael Jennings Judy Jones Joe Livingston Vicky Snell Scott Walsingham Jeff Yoakam Judie Yoakam a freshman s time is spent by.. . Looks like Ramona Rollins is camera shy. One of the many Freshmen goof-off classes. Elaine, Joni, and Diana enjoy twirp week. 182 Steve Beck plays the guitar. Freshmen take over bench (for how long?) 183 Interested in something? UILLE ATTORNEYS MAURICE V. ENG LEG AU 29S N. Baxter TALLANT GREENOUGH 850-1st Avenue ETM .f.V.CTi TRAILER SALES SLACK AND SLACK U. S. National Bank Building PICKETT AND NELSON 1174 W. Central BERG, BERG, AND WALSH Ellingsen Building Congratulate the Come Wining and Dining at the new addition BIRDCAGE MOTANNOD TRAILER SALES, INC. 0 ' 2700 Highway 101 South Coos Bay, Oregon Tom and Donna Ferry LOUNSBURY FORD SALES SERVICE FOR 18 YRS. .has a better idea (we listen better) 16 E. 3rd St. Coquille Phone 396-3164 THE HOMESTEAD GROCERY TAVERN Fairview Route Doris and Paul Reniele GRIFFITH’S FEED STORE Phone 396-3712 601 N. Central Coquillc CITY CLEANERS We Pick Up And Deliver Phone 396-3541 207 East 1st COOLEY’S BARBER SHOP Keep COQU1LLE Beautiful ROBERT W. 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Oregon 97423 CHURCH PONTIAC Pontiac Volvos Jeeps 396-3194 76 W. Main MILK-E-WAY DAIRY 1 Block North of Town on Fairview Rt. BISHOP’S COAST STATIONERY Olympia Business Machines 1980 Sherman Ave. North Bend E. C. HAMILTON, D.M.D. 238 North Collier Coquille Oregon Congratulations from BARROW DRUG Frank Rodenburg, Proprietor OREGON NULADE PRODUCERS Feed. Nursery .Supplies Gas.Fueloil. Diesel 1971-72 laurel staff Editor Asst. Editor Photos Asst. Photos Layout Advertising Manager Subscriptions Sports Asst. Sports Business Manager Art Organizations Activities Admin. G Faculty Academics Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Photos Advisor Karen Parry Doug Gaslin Tina Russell Mike Engelgau Susan Vaughn Sharon Britton Della Causey Mike Petersen Reggie Hoover Cheri Walden David Simpson Linda Johnson Barbara Pierce Allison Smith Tina Russell Mike Engelgau Julie White Jim Delong Debbie Norton Marilyn Solmon Kennell-Ellis Studios Bill DeBoard Ernie Rollins Tina Russell Mike Engelgau Marilyn Finn