Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

Editor Allison Smith and the Annual staff present the '73 LAUREL. Table of Contents Administration Academics p. 108 and Faculty p. 12 Seniors p. 132 Activities p. 24 Juniors p. 160 Organizations p. 44 Sophomores p. 170 Sports p. 70 Freshmen p. 182 2 Laurel ’73 Coquille High School • Coquille, Oregon 4 Coquille High Statistics add up to people. . . 5 People who are working, resting, thinking. . . How many in sports? Cross Country 8 Football 55 Basketball 26 Girl's Basketball 20 Wrestling 37 Track 30 Girl's Track 40 Baseball 34 Golf 12 How many are on honor roll? 194 How many books checked out per day? 50 How many trophies won? 5 How many take seven periods a day? 350 6 I I y i i Til . • ■ ■ 1 hi i . i ■ A. •'i ■. «vi , fj i •. t%%, f KJ i %■ .• 4 wm' i v JrVk .' • . Mu- ‘f- yfV- s. '' If ■w 5%’ V W w ., • f v , V . 5 • j - : -(•' V- 5 V T! S JW. ' v I ' • • v ■ V ■ £ ’ -1 'Hi « ' S i ’H • ’'• fcAS :•• -4' ' : 7 ■' --� 7 a People who are loafing, loving, and just being people. How many are married? 13 How many eat in the cafeteria? 150 How many have drivers permits for school? 200 How many motorcycle permits for school? 6 How many buy a yearbook? 450 How many dropped out? 19 Average absences per day? 55 9 A ten year war is over John Wilson While attending C.H.S., John Wilson participated in football and wrestling. (He missed going to the state wrestling tournament by one point.) John left school his Junior year and joined the Army, where he became a Sgt. Spec. 4. He had just turned 19 when he was killed in Vietnam on April 15. 1971. Rick Loomis Rick Loomis attended Coquille High School, but graduated from Marshfield in 1966. Rick was interested in sports, and his Little League baseball coach, George Johnson, remembers him as a fine athlete. After graduation Rick worked in Coquille at the Shell station. In 1969 he married Gayla Sonneman, joined the Marines, and was sent directly to Vietnam after training. Rick was killed July 6, 1969. 10 Dedication: 1973 was an important year because the United States longest war ended. Beginning in 1961, our government began sending military advisers to a remote comer in South East Asia. After that initial strategy, a new word was introduced to the public by our newspapers and newscastors: escalation. By 1969, over one-half million G.I. 's were engaged in a desperate struggle with the Vietcong militia and the army of North Vietnam. This conflict was unlike any other our young men have been asked to fight in our two hundred year history. Instead of the ancient method of two armies maneuvering in the field for advantage, Vietnam proved to be a guerilla war. When the enemy killed quickly and then relinquished their positions, it was upsetting to Americans who have always learned to take territory and hold it. From these strange encounters, other new terms and phrases originated: Kill-ratio, DMZ, Arvin, and worst of all, the expression- they were wasted. That horrible, lengthly war touched everyone in the United States. Families were tom apart and our nation became divided as men of good will differed on the solution. Whatever the cause, whatever the final result, this book is dedicated to those who will not come back to us. Joe Hill This picture of Joe Hill was taken in 1958 when he was about 11 years old. When Joe went to C.H.S. he lived out Fairview, but he was still able to be one of the football managers. After graduation in 1965, Joe went to work at Douglas Fir for 8 months. He joined the army in January of 1966 and became a private 1st class. He was sent to Vietnam and on August 4, 1966, he was killed. 1 1 M Faculty and Administration Excellent education calls Superintendent Office Staff: Mrs. Buna Dickey, Dr. Dorothy Heagy, and Mrs. Charlotte Albertson. School Board. Around the table: James Churchill, Chairman; Alfred G. Johnson, Superintendent; Fred Marineau; Lynn Cannon; Robert Wilson; Joe Berg, Attorney; Dr. Peter Wolfe; Wayne Russell; Pete DeMain; and Charles Ritchey, Deputy Clerk. for able administration 15 Secretaries: Mrs. Colleen Hoeffel, Mrs. Barbara Willis, and Mrs. Harriet Wallace. School Nurse: Mrs. Dorothy Zaddach. Behind the scenes The Kitchen Crew and the Groundskeepers take a break. World’s conflicts analyzed Social Studies Department: Mr. Clyde Townsend, Mr. Steve Short, and Mr. Frank West, 17 Reading: Mrs. Nancy Wiprud; Spanish Dept.: Mrs. Rochelle Wiese; Drivers Ed: Mr. Kenneth Trathen Teachers bridge the gap 18 Core Program: Mrs. Margaret Pearson. Math Dept. : Mr. Gary Mercer, Mr. John Christiansen, Mrs. Erma Wisby. 19 Business Dept. : Mr. Cliff Adams, Miss Joyce Carrigan, Miss Jean Swayne. Shop Dept.: Mr. Edward Schaenzer, Mr. Gary Black, Mr. Jerry Kegel. Art Dept.: Mr. Robert Douglas, Mr. Jerry Luoto. Home Ec. Dept.: Mrs. Iva Mintonye, Mrs. Susan Rundberg. Teachers show their skills Library: Mrs. Arlys Evans, Mrs. Glenna Zarbano. Music Dept.: Mr. Gary Wiese, Mr. Ian Dorsett, Mr. Wesley Hedeen. “Mad” scientists and muscle builders Science Dept.: Mr. Bob Schultz, Mr. Andy Klemm, and Mrs. Sharon McGuire. Mr. Jim Farmer: Freshman science teacher. 22 P.E.: Mr. Myron Vleck and Mrs. Lorel Bresko. Our cast of English teachers i rt English Dept.: Mrs. Elaine DeBoard, Mrs. Evelyn Krantz, Mr. Loren Wiese, Mrs. Elva Leisure, Mr. Bill DeBoard, and Miss Marilyn Finn. Mrs. Baird substitutes for Mrs. DeBoard. Mr. and Mrs. DeBoard and baby Lauren. 23 ' 3-t Activities Hello week pulls through Hello Week Schedule Tue. Teacher initiation at noon which was the jelly bean race. Teachers carry jelly beans in a spoon which was in the mouth. First one with 20 won. Mr. Black won. Wed. Tug a war. Seniors won. Thur. Freshmen voted for Mr. and Miss Hello. Mr. Hello: Quentin Wolfe, Miss Hello: Helen Slack. Fri. Pie eating contest at assembly. There were 4 Srs. and 4 Jrs. picked by coaches from football team. The Srs: Quentin Wolfe, Mike Petersen, Kim Luckman, Wes Northup. The Jrs: Darrell Pierce, Jay Andrews, Dan Billings, Dennis Shields. The Jrs. won. Everyone watches Hello Week pass by. Miss Hello-Helen Slack, Mr. Helio-Quentin Come on Jim, show us what you learned in tight rope walking. Wolfe. 26 Queen Debbi Reigns at Homecoming Homecoming court: Queen Debbi McNew, escort Doug Gaslin; Senior Princess Jody Schrag, escort Rick Rose; Junior Princess Denise Benham, escort Glenn Wilson; Soph. Princess Joni Holycross; Freshman Prin cess Debbie Mahlberg, escort Ken Carlson. Homecoming started out with the crowning of the princesses. Players from the team crowned each princess this year a week before the game. Freshmen Spike Perry crowned princess Debbie Mahlberg; Soph. Brian Smith crowned princess Joni Holycross; Jr. Darrell Pierce crowned princess Denise Benham; Senior Wes Northup crowned princess Jody Schrag, Senior Quentin Wolfe crowned princess Debbi McNew. The following week things were moving fast with the work on signs and floats. The theme this year was Fire up Big Red. The winners of the float and signs was announced between quarters and at half time the Queen and her court were introduced. The band played My Fair Lady in honor of Queen, while tri-captains Jim Minard, Wes Northup and Quentin Wolfe joined in on the excitement. Jim caped the Queen as Quentin gave her the roses and kiss, Wes supervised. The court went back to their places and the game went on. The Homecoming final game score was 0-0. After the game was a dance which featured Ora Borris. All in all, it was a night to remember. 28 Mike Johnson, 33, and Dennis Shields, 42, in one of their many interceptions. Three girls working on Junior Float that won First Prize. Tri-captain Quentin Wolfe congratulates Queen Debbi. Seniors Present: “Pieces of April” Presenting the Senior Ball court with escorts: Princess Debbi McNew, escort Quentin Wolfe; Queen Yvonne White, escort Curt Roberts; Princess Rosanna Bertine, escort Glenn Wilson; Last years court: Rusty Pritt, Princess Wanda Fetch; Queen Nancy Carvall, escort Mike Mitchell. ••How dry I am.Don and Debby dance to Musti Brothers 30 Everyone really seems to be enjoying the ball. David shows his famous jig. “Carnival Time’’ This year was the first carnival in many years. This years carnival was a student body project, sponsored by F. B. L. A. A total of $567. 00 profit was made from all the booths. Just about all the classes and clubs participated in the fun. A few comments from the students: Ohhh... It was fun, but I wasn't there very long! (with laughter) It was neat to see people working together. I took my wife out - It was our anniversary. Mr. Adam's sums it all up by saying with a click of the fingers It WAS fun! I thought it was a good project because it involved so many people. Carnival Court: L, to R. Sr. Princess, Yvonne White; Jr. Princess, Shari Schneider; Princess, Soph. Cindy Cartright; Queen Fr. Cathy Ramsey. Some fantasy from the Mothers Tea Jim Kistner-Quite the Lil’ Abner An example of some of the crazy outfits worn during twirp week. Twirp week activities Twirp Week is a time of fun and just plain goof’ng off, Monday is hat day. A big variety of hats were all over the school. They ranged from Mickey Mouse beanies to Mexican sombreros as big as people. Tuesday is Wardrobe Day. This is a combination of grubby and funny clothes day. It is also a day that many people wore overalls. Ribbon Day is next. Girls wore ribbons, which boys bought for 5$. The boy with the most ribbons won a sucker. Critter and Clash Day was Thursday. A lot of clashy clothes and classy critters were spotted in the halls. Friday was the Spirit Day of Twirp Week. Everyone with Spirit wore red and white. A lot of DEVIL SPIRIT was generated that day, as it started off with apple-bobbing before school. During the afternoon, there was an exciting pep assembly which included a tricycle race. Jim Minard pedalled to victory as the Senior's Lil' Abner. The Twirp Dance was the fun end of a fun week. 34 The Lil' Abneis: Jim Kistner (Fr.) Terry Russell (Soph) Jim Minard (Sr.) Darrell Pierce (Jr.) Pam shares her lunch with her elly-funt. “You were born on a rotten day’’ V. Amaud D. Barklow M. Barrett L. Cooke R. DeMain W. Fetch R. Foster K. Galen L. Hatcher A. Jackson K. Johnson J. Jones M. King D. Klessig S. McCauley J. Minard C. Moore D. Packer J, Patterson D. Pierce R. Pritt G. Rodenburg D. Simpson S. Silva D. Schafer B. Smith B. Stevens C. Stillions B. Warden C. Williams Prof. Claude P. Jones tells his class that astrology doesn't belong in High School. Candy Moore, Deb Klessig, and Wanda Fetch play a school committe who are griping to the principal. 36 Connie Constellation (Debi) and her helper report on the latest in astrology. “Out of the Frying Pan’ This play was full of surprises--as you can tell! Cast Randy DeMain Rhonda Foster Debby Dlessig Sam McCauley Greg Rodenburg David Simpson Helen Slack Brian Smith Butch Stevens Barbara Warden Watching the guy downstairs is easy--when The whole cast gets in on this scene--everyone from there s a hole in the floor! busybody landladies to nosey cops. 37 They accept the strength of the past Salutatorian: Suzanne Rydlund Valedictorian: Tina Russell and offer the wings of the future The class of '73 broke with tradition this year and asked one of the faculty members to be their Commencement speaker. They chose Mr. Steve Short, the Senior class Modern Problems teacher, to address them. He encouraged the class to continue to be the enjoyable people he found them to be in his class. But he also had a few words for the parents with this following quote from Kahil Gibran's THE PROPHET: Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, And though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday... 39 Guest Speaker: Steve Short Graduation c and ids Mrs. Krantz is presented with a corsage. Marsha greets some well-wishers. Mr. Churchill hands Curt Roberts his diploma. Kelli and D.C . help Jennifer with her mortar board. 40 The Senior Party: “A last good bye” Sharon and Rich. The best leg show in town: Leslie Haga, Cris Stevers, Debi Pierce, Patti Miska, Lann Leslie, Peggy Doyle, and Jody Schrag. Curt and Helen dance to a rock tune, wnile Steve Ferre shows what the well-dressed man is wearing. Leslie, Peggy and Helen sample some of the food prepared by the parents of the class. 42 Tina persuades Dick to smile for the camera. Roxann and Kent dance to a slower beat. Mike Johnson and Linda Pearson show how it's done. Ron Branham relaxes with friends. Tina Russell and the student FIRST SEMESTER COUNCIL; (FRONT ROW): Gina Newton, Marsha Ruell, Lori Bryan, Joni Holycross, Kathy Norbo, Paula Douthit, Lori Magee, Debbie Jones, Ralph Shierling, (MIDDLE ROW): Allison Smith, Debbie Sanders, Sherry Gravelle, Tina Russell, Lauren Hatcher, Lori Dalton, Debby Yager, Becky Taylor, Joan Packer, Quentin Wolfe, Dale Haskins. (BACK ROW): Angela DeLay, Cindy Marshall, Sharon Britton, Steve Wilson, Randy Jones, Dave Andrist, Fred Rose, Jim Kistner, Rod Hampton, Ron Hammer. Steve and Frances handle raffle tickets. Steve Britton manages business. council has the gym painted This was the year of women's lib at Coquille High School. Four of the Student Body officers were girls, and, with the leadership of Tina Russell, they involved the Student Council in many new activities. They organized a Winter Formal that was held in January; unfortunately, it coincided with the biggest flu epidemic to ever hit C .H. S. (185 students were absent on one day.) They, also, made life a little more pleasant around school by having a bike rack put in and painting the litter barrels in the school colors. Plans were also started for having pillows made for our brand new library. However, the most important project for the year was the painting of the gym. They raised the money for the paint by selling concessions during basketball games and by having a raffle at the F.B.L.A. Carnival. They voted on the colors (Chinese Red and Off White) and the school district had the gym painted during Spring V acation. This year's Student Council was ably advised by Mr. Cliff Adams and Mr. Steve Short. Sharon Britton, Vice-Pres.; Tina Russell, Pres.; Becky Taylor, Treas.; and Cindy Marshall, Sec. SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL (FIRST ROW): Tina Russell, Debbie Yager, Marsha Ruell, Frances Bangert, Lori Bryan, Marilyn Schuler, Ann Kreick, Kelli Rogan. (MIDDLE ROW): Karen Hedeen, Gina Newton, Sharon Britton, Debbie Sanders, Melody Ward, Kathy Norbo, Denise Benham, (Fred Rose), Joni Holycross. (BACK ROW): Lori Magee, Jodi Hoeffel, Paula Douthit, Bill Kuyper, Jon White, Steve Wilson, and Lauren Hatcher. 47 Varsity football, basketball rally Varsity Football Rally. J. V. Rally; Jolene Morgan, Denise Boyer, Debbie Mahlberg, Lisa Carroll, Kristi Johnson, Debbie Branham. 48 gets grand champs at rally school Varsity Basketball Rally; Lori Bryan, Leslie Haga, Patti Miska, Alida Edgmon, Nancy Carvall, G Kelli Brown. J.V. Basketball Rally. Varsity Wrestling Rally: Cindy Marshall, Debbie Jones, G Tina Russell. 49 Pep Club supports the BACK ROW: Julie Hill, Janice Torbeck, Sara Hartley, Darcie Strain, June Hill, Frances Bangert, Cathy Norbo, Diane Crocket, Joni Holycross, Terry Ramsey. SECOND ROW: LuAnn Syfert, Denise Benham, Shari Schnieder, Pam Eusted, Mary Player, Cindy Marshall, Patti Dunham, Lisa Carlson, Debbie Jones. THIRD ROW: Cindy Grimm, Lynette Simpson, Tina Russell, Karla Brandon, Allison Smith, Debi Pierce, Lila Cooke, Kelli Rogan, Kathy Jones. FOURTH ROW: Debbi McNew, Helen Slack, Jodi Schrag, Randi Martin, Criss Stevers, Marla Billings, Peggy Doyle, Terri Zwicker, Shirli Brown. Terri Zwicker was president of 1972-73 Pep Club, Dana Mahlberg was Vice President, Jodi Schrag was Secretary, Allison Smith and Cathy Norbo were the point Secretaries, Peggy Doyle was Treasurer and Miss Joyce Carrigan was the advisor this year. Pep Club sponsered the mascot this year - Frances Bangert, our Devil. Frances did many stunts with the Rally and during half-time. This year's Pep Club followed tradition with homecoming week and with the making of the V. Plus some new projects, like a booth at the carnival, and selling candy for Marlin Clock and the Kidney machine. And of course Pep Club followed the team up to Eugene for the State Tourney! 50 team thru all sports. Frances spears on spirit as the Devil mascot! Girl’s league girls of the month Tina Russell Initiative Girl of the Year BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT. Advisor. Mrs. DeBoard; Pres: Jody Schrag; Senior Rep: Lori Bryan. MIDDLE ROW: Treasurer: Joni Holycross; V. Pres: Pam Miska; Secretary: Terri Ramsey; Junior Rep: Denise Benham. TOP ROW: Program Chairman: Karen Hedeen; Fr. Rep: Kristi Johnson; Program Chairman: Donna Muir Suzanne Rydlund Scholarship Becky Taylor Dependability Allison Smith Sincerity Leslie Haga Achievement 52 Key club vs. Faculty... BOTTOM ROW FROM LEFT: Advisor, Cliff Adams, Darrell Pierce, Dennis Shields, Jeff Mullins, Joe Newton, Mark Schrader, Randy Carnahan, Martin Wolfe. SECOND ROW: HISTORIAN, Dan Rogan, Rick Rose, Jeff Benham, Randy Domenighini. THIRD ROW: PRESIDENT, Quentin Wolfe, TREASURER, Wes Northrup, V. PRESIDENT, Steve Counts, Rick Domenighini, Mark Freauff, Kelli Pinkley. Tree: Victor Gregory, Jay Andrews, Jim Minard. � Whose ball is it now? The Key Club and Faculty throw the ball up for the heart fund. 53 Hey, hey whata ya say We salute to G.A.A. Girls Athletic Association started the year with a booming 100 members. The slate of officers included Leslie Haga, President; Terri ZwickerVice President; Shari Schneider, Secretary; Lori Bryan and Denise Benham, Publicity. State GAA Convention was the first big event of the year with fourteen girls traveling to Estacada. The highlight of the convention was the closing ceremony in which Sharon Britton, State Vice-President left office while Shari Schneider and Cindy Marshall were initiated into office as Treasurer and Member at Large. Dad's Night gave the girls tough competition in basketball and volleyball - perhaps a little too tough! The night ended by a fantastic pot luck dinner which was sponsored by GAA and Girls League members. Activity Nights throughout the year included evenings of basketball, volleyball, gymnastics, hockey, and badminton. GAA is the best working club in the school in which eighty girls actively participate. All girls sports, which are an up and coming thing are sponsored by GAA. It's the Quality of girls that join and participate that make the club. There must be something in GAA that makes eighty girls join. The recreation is here and they enjoy it. Advisor Lorel Bresko. 54 Lauren, on her way to the GAA Convention. Here we are.. .G.A.A. Rinda enjoyed the Marryin' Sam booth at the carnival. Future teachers of America F. T. A. members pose for a picture while picking up visitation slips. F. T. A. officers: Donna Muir, secretary; Marsha King, President; Terri Ramsey, Vice President. 56 Julie Patterson sells ballons for F. T. A. during carnival. The Wizardry of F.H.A. Charlene is led out of the forest by Steve. The Wizard helps Lisa down from the Emerald City. SEATED FROM L. TO R.: Phyllis Purcella, Mrs. Rundberg; Advisor, Suzanne Rydlund; President, Donna Muir; Vice President, Barbara Warden; Secretary-Treasurer. STANDING: Laura Cox, Jackie St. Clair, Carol Stillions, Wanda Fetch, Mary Smith, Carol Connelly, Pam Eusted, and Debbie Simpson. 57 F.B.L.A. hosts carnival L-R. BACK ROW: Connie Haag, Becky Taylor, Debbie Pierce, Allison Smith, Debbi McNew, Karen Sandman, Cindy Kay, and Mr. Adams. THIRD ROW: Ramona Rollins, Cindy George, Sherry Saylor, Lori Simpson, Rita Malone. SECOND ROW: Randi Martin, Pattie Miska, Pat Edwards, Joan Packer, Jody Hoeffel. FIRST ROW: Susan Berge, Joy Malsone, Jody Schrag, Debby Hankins, Peggy Doyle, Velda Amaud. Lori Simpson and Becky Taylor set up F. B. L. A. prize booth. 58 Allison and Debbi sign up before carnival. National honor society STANDING: L TO R. Rick Domenighini, Tina Russell, Sandra Avery, Dennis Shields, Cindy Marshall, Greg Rodenburg, Barbara Warden, Shari Schneider, Jackie St. Clair, Karen Sandmann, Lauren Hatcher, Helen Slack, Becky Taylor, and Mrs. Liesure. KNEELING: Pres. Doug Gaslin, Tres. Terri Zwicker, Sec. Allison Smith, V. P. Suzanne Rycfland. National Honor Society started this year by taking charge of the Honor Roll board in the main hall. This had not been done for many years. The Fall Initiation was held on October 19, and the new members initiated were: Sandra Avery, Joy Malone, Cindy Marshall, Lauren Hatcher, Greg Rodenburg, Jackie St. Clair, Karen Sandmann, Shari Schneider, Dennis Sheilds, Barbara Warden, and Glenn Wilson The next event was the N. H. S. participation in the carnival, in which they had a cork gun shoot. It wasn't too profitable but it was fun. % The last function of the year was the Spring Initiation. At this event Jim Minard, Patti Miska, Lori Bryan, Kelli Brown, Mary Player, Sharon Britton, Phyllis Purcella and Gloria Shrum were honored by their initiation into National Honor Society. ring Initiates; BACK ROW: S. Britton, L. Bryan, P. (ska, P. Purcella, J, Minard, M. Player, K. Brown, d C, Shrum. “Torch” Staff writes up news of CHS Mr. DeBoard stated, This is my second year as advisor and we've been making fewer mistakes this year. All the journalism students who survived the first few weeks have really shown talent as writers. Each year we enter our paper in a nation wide competition and I think we'll score very well this year. The results of the competition will not be known until NEXT September - so get your ish then! The journalism class is divided into semesters as all classes are. The first semester the students sell ads to cover the cost of publication. This year a NEW record of $11,000.00 was raised. Prizes are awarded for the top ad. seller. The prizes range from $12 (winner) to $5. 00 (consolation). The students themselves design the Ads columns. As the editor changes every 3 weeks everyone gets to do everything! The 3 week cycle had good results, 10 issues were published and a new record was set. This year the Devil's Torch had an EXCESS of money (fantastic!) so they bought a new camera! It's a $300. 00 outfit with telephoto lens, and special sessions were set up so the class could learn how to operate the new machinery. Congratulations on a successful record breaking year! The first semester Devil's torch Staff. 60 Steve, Patti, and Randy get the paper ready for printing. Mr. Short teaches how to “check-mate’ Chess Club Members; Mr. Short, Mark Clayborn, Steve Rollins, Richard Dionne, Chris Knecht, Mike Fulton, Candy Moore, Laura Taylor, Steve Meyers, and John Delay. When asked what he thought of the Chess Club, Mr. Short replied, Our club has enthusiastically engaged in the medieval game that has capitivated the interest of most of the great politicians and military leaders for 500 years. We might have a future president or famous general right here at C. H. S. Think what a good teacher might have done for Hitler or Napoleon! (sounds impressive). The purpose of the Chess Club is to provide an opportunity for students to engage in the cranial combat of Chess and to encounter and defeat the teams of other schools. To date only the first goal has been achieved. The team is 2-2, and placed second in a four-way tournament. Mark Clayborn is the hardest Chessmen to beat because he uses the Sicilan defense. The top three players are: Mark Clayborn, John Delay, and Richard Dionne. The officers are Pres. Steve Rollins, V. Pres. John Delay, Sec. Candy Moore, and Treas. Laura Taylor. What do we do now? BAND OFFICERS: Victor Gregory Debbie Branham Shari Schneider Terry Ramsey Sharon Britton Bob Fults Greg Rodenburg 62 Concert band C.H.S. Choir Choir Shows off new robes with officers SEATED IN FRONT ROW: Shari, Quentin, Delva, and Anne. Choir: TOP ROW L TO R: Randy Jones, John Mulvihill, Pat Kerwin, Ron Branham, Mr. Ian Dorsett, Tom Greaves, Doug Gaslin, Dennis Shields, and Jon White. SECOND ROW DOWN: Jim Minard, Terry Eusted, Dennis Quick, Lori Magee, Erna Trabor, Jody Hoeffel, Bill Kistner, Joe Newton. THIRD ROW DOWN: Kelly Brown, Maryetta Willis, Debbie Branham, Cathy Norbo, Cindy Williams, Alida Edgmon, Pam Miska, Vicki Flug. FOURTH ROW DOWN: Nancy Carvall. Georganna Pibum, Debby Klessig, Mary Player, Debbie Crockett, Twila Harry, Terry Zwicker, Debbie Hankins, Terry Ramsey. FIFTH ROW DOWN: Becky Gordon, Shirli Brown, Marilyn Ekker, Joyce Wilson, Laura Metcalf, Cindy Cartwright, Ruth Gatenbein, Marsha King. SIXTH ROW DOWN: Denise Boyer, Lisa Carrol, Darcie Strain, Barbara Warden, Julie Patterson, Sara Hartley, Lori Bryan, Francess Bangert, Andrea Purcella. SEVENTH ROW DOWN: Shari Schneider, Quentin Wolfe, Delva Miller, Ann Kreick. 64 Girls’ Glee and Triple Trio A happy Girls Glee smiles for the camera. Triple Trio: Tanya Baker, Ruth Gatenbein, Delva Miller, Debby Hankins, Lori Bryan, Marsha King, Nancy Carvall, Mary Player, and Maryetta Willis (NOT PICTURED: Debby Klessig). CHS is host to Rosanna Bert in Glenn Wilson shows Rosanna a big night on the town at the Senior Dance, Rosanna Bertin, 18, Coquille's foreign exchange student this year, is from Padova, Italy, which has a population of about one million. Her father is a bricklayer and her mother is a housewife. She has one brother, Alfredo, and one sister, Flavea. While Rosanna has been here, she has stayed with the Wayne Russell family on their dairy ranch on North Bank Road. Her new sister has been Tina Russell, and her brothers are Tony, Terry, and Troy. Rosanna has given many speeches to local clubs and groups while she has been here. She has, also, adopted many American ways. She likes apple pie, watches a lot of T.V., and wears blue jeans to town instead of dressing up. She explains the last by saying that American males are shy and do not show as much interest in the women they see on the street as Italian men do. In school Rosanna has been a fine student and a very easy person to talk with. Her friendly smile will be missed in Coquille. (AFS news item: this summer Quentin Wolfe has been a foreign exchange student somewhere in the world.) 66 Cover girl!!! Russell's get Rosanna in on the act of milking the cows, or Moo! What's happening back there? Mark and Rosanna take a break between classes. Rosanna takes a peaceful stroll. Annual staff gets carried away.. . Paul Parsons Debbie Jones Quentin Wolfe, Doug Gaslin David Simpson TOP ROW: Coach Andy Klemm, John Christensen, Rick Domenighini mgr., Tim Mayert, Jay Andrews, Dan Billings, Tom Kreick, Ken Trathen J.V. Coach, Bob Schultz Line Coach, Jerry Luoto Frosh. Coach. 3RD ROW: Mitch Morgan, Rick Schmidt, Terry Russell, Mark Ayotte, Bob Anglin, Pat Mahlberg, Randy Demain, George Martin, Bob Fults. 2ND ROW: Darrell Pierce, Dennis Shields, Kelly Pinkley, Mark Claver, Jeff Benham, Gordon Hobson, Brian Smith, Mark Gangewer, Joe Newton, Dewey Gilkey, Ken Osberg. 1ST ROW: Jon White, Robert Cook, Dan Rogan, Randy Jones, Mike Johnson, Jim Minard , Quentin Wolfe , Wes Northup , Mike Carvall, Kim Luckman, Rich Ragone, Ken George, Mike Petersen. Captain Offensive Team: KenGeorge-E, Darrell Pierce-E, Wes Northup-T, Quentin Wolfe-G, Bob Anglin-C, Kim Luckman-G, Mike Carvall-T, Mike Petersen-T, Jon White-E, Randy Jones-B, Jim Minard-B. Varsity Football Defensive Team: Quintin Wolfe-E, Mike Carvall-T, Dan Rogan-G, Mike Peterson-T, Rich Ragone-E. 2ND ROW: Jay Andrews-LB, Kim Luckman-LB, Darrell Pierce-LB, Wes North up-LB, Jim Minard-LB. 3RD ROW: Jon White-DB, Dennis Sheilds-DB, Mike Johnson-DB. As the 1972 football season rolled around everyone involved with it looked at it with speculation. We had lost quite a few Seniors at graduation and were having to rebuild. With only five returning starters there were quite a few openings for new people. Coquille's first game was with Willamina. After quite a few fumbles we came out victorious by the score of 14-6. We lost our first home game the next week with S. Umpqua. After that Coquille molded into One fine unit. Everything went a long fine until our final two games. We lost to Myrtle Point then tied our Homecoming game with Siuslaw 0-0. After the season Coquille was still rated as the 5 team in the state - quite a tribute to the team! Also, congratulations to Kim Luckman on getting chosen to play in the Shrine game. Quentin Wolfe - 1st Team All-State League Wes Northup - 2nd Team All-State 1st Team League Jim Minard - Honorable Mention League Kim Luckman - Honorable Mention State 1st Team League Dennis Sheilds - Honorable Mention State 1st Team League Mike Petersen - 1st Team League 73 Jay Andrews-B, Tom Kreick-QB, Mike Johnson-B, Dennis Shields-B. Johnson beats his defender to the ball. Coaches Schultz and Klemm talk over game strategy. Kim and Dan give 110% Shields adds six to the final score of 42-0 against Bandon. 74 Football Highlights It's a race to the goal line. 75 Red Devil Junior Varsity BACK ROW: Coach Christensen, Ken Osberg, Randy Demain, Pat Mahlberg, Dan Billings, Butch Stevens, Kelly Morgan, Manager Marty Greer, and Coach Ken Trathen. SECOND ROW: Dennis Fults, Dane Thommen, Mike Allen, Martin Wolfe, Mark Ayotte, Terry Russell, Mark Gangewer, Brian Smith, Dennis Backman. FIRST ROW: Rick Schmidt, Kelly Pinkley, Gordon Hobson, Mark Claver, Jeff Bcnham, Mitch Morgan, Bob Fults, Dewey Gilkey, George Martin, and Joe Newton. • The Junior Varsity football team this year only played five games out of a scheduled eight, because of consolations with Brookings, Gold Beach, and Reedsport. These consolations were made because of storms that hit the West Coast during the heart of football season. Out of the five games that the Junior Varsity did play, they lost two, one against Myrtle Point by six points and one against North Bend by fourteen points. The other three games the Junior Varsity held their opponents scoreless. In these games Coquille beat Bandon 51 -0, Siuslaw 41 -0, and the Marshfield Sophomores 22-0. As Coach Christensen said, When we win, we win big! And by the scores of the games this statement seems to be very true Jeff Benham, one of the players, also stated that the game was short and sweet, but really too short. The overall Junior Varsity season was a big success, with their record ending up with three wins and two loses. 76 has a winning season The Play is stopped for short yardage, because of the J.V.'s great defense. Jeff Benham gets a sizeable gain against the Bandon defense. Coach Christensen decides to talk things over. Pat Mahlberg picks up Mitch Morgan as he rounds the comer. 77 78 TOUCHDOWN!! !! Frosh Football TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Luoto, Steve Patzer, Bob Allison, Ken Carlson, Spike Parry, Mike Schrader. 2ND ROW: Scott Williams, Steve Fietz, Ron Moody, Brian Walsh, Kurt Ericson. 3RD ROW: Gary Mulvihill, Tom Ray, Jim Kistner, Terry Hurst, Rod Hampton, Mike Patterson. After two hard weeks of daily-doubles the Coquille High 9th graders were ready to start their first season of high school ball. Coach Luoto just hoped that he had taught his devils enough by the time their first game came up. As it turned out we were more than prepared for Myrtle Point. We came out of the battle victorious by the score of 18-6. On our next outing we fought quite a fight but lost to North Bend 6-0. In the next three weeks we beat Gold Beach and Reeds-port and lost to the Marshfield Blue Jackets. The last game of the season was against the Marshfield Sea Dogs. It was the closest game of the season with us coming out with the shortest end of the stick losing 16-14. Coach Luoto said he was quite proud of his devils for their showing. Good luck in the next three years of football guys! Scoreboard Coq. 18 Myrtle Point 6 Coq. 0 North Bend 6 Coq. 15 Gold Beach 6 Coq. 14 Marshfield Blue Jackets 32 Coq. 6 Reedsport 0 Coq. 14 Marshfield Sea Dogs 16 Won 3 - Lost 3 79 We bounce to FRONT ROW: Cindy Marshall, Debbie Jones, Jody Schrag. BACK ROW: Karen Sandmann, Rinda Gall, Tina Russell, Connie Haag, Sharon Britton, Ann Kreick, Shari Schneider, and Coach Elaine DeBoard. Girls basketball started in September this year. The change of season gave the girls time to use the upper gym and to become more polished as a team. The team looked strong at the beginning of the season with five returning varsity players. After three hard weeks of practice the team traveled to Myrtle Point to win their highest scoreing game, 34 to 14. The Bandon team came to Coquille with a man-to-man defense and was ahead 12-2 at halftime. Coquille switched from zone defense to man-to-man second half and pulled through with 24 to 21 as a final score. Coquille lost their first game at Pacific but with a return bout the following week Coquille rallied and won 28 to 14. The next game proved easy for the lady Devils as they played Brookings, the newest team in the league Bandon, Myrtle Point, and Brookings gave Coquille a bad time as they had changed their strategy but the team kept on winning. On an early Saturday morning, Coquille hosted the league in the Annual Playday. The first two games left Bandon and Coquille playing in the finals and Pacific and Brookings in the consolation game. The team had a bad day and had their second loss of the season. In their last game the team looked good against Powers as they defeated Powers, 23 to 18. Coquille finished the season as the number one team with a 9-2 record. One thing to remember about any winning season is that it takes the whole team. Mrs. DeBoard. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Coquille 34 Myrtle Point 14 Coquille 24 Bandon 21 Coquille 16 Pacific 18 Coquille 26 Pacific 14 Coquille 27 Brookings 8 Coquille 22 Bandon 17 Coquille Coquille 20 33 Myrtle Point Brookings 19 6 Coquille 20 Pacific 14 Coquille 20 Bandon 24 Coquille 23 Powers 18 Won 9 - Lost 2 80 Basketball Connie takes time out from a tough practice. Ann Krieck puts it up for two points. Sharon Britton jumps high to tip it off. 81 Girls J. V. Basketball FRONT ROW: Sandra Avery, Theresa Ellis, Pauline Edwards, Wendy Byrd, Diane Crockett, Ellen Anglin. BACK ROW: Helen Slack, Karen Hedeen, Twila Harry, Deb Yager, Lynette Simpson, and Alison Sell. Theresa Ellis checks her aim! Coaches Bresko and DeBoard hold a halftime rap session. A high scoring young team-good hope for next year! Coach Lorel Bresko The J.V. team was a young ball club basically dominated by Freshmen. Being inexperienced they played a slow controlled ball game. In the first game of the season they met their hardest opponents, Myrtle Point, and were defeated. With a fantastic comeback they won the next five games. After a lot of hard work the season ended with seven wins and two losses. The team worked well together and had a good year. Coq. 21 Myrtle Pt. 28 Coq. 9 Bandon 3 I Coq. 18 Pacific 8 Coq. 23 Pacific 10 Coq. 28 Brookings 7 Coq. 20 Bandon 10 Coq. 14 Myrtle Pt. 34 Coq. 19 Brookings 10 Coq. 23 Powers 14 82 Hockey is our kind of game! FRONT ROW: Helen Slack, Linda Pearson, Leslie Haga, Tina Russell, Sharon Britton. SECOND ROW: Robin Johnson, Andrea Purcella, Sara Hartley, Kathy Luff, Darcie Strain, Debbie Crockett, Lisa Carroll, Joni Holycross. BACK ROW: Coach Laurel Bresko, Alida Edgemon, Lynette Dalton, Alison Sell, Debbie Branham, Connie Haag, Cindy George, Lauren Hatcher, Cindy Marshall. 83 Sharon Britton stops a drive for a goal while Helen Slack, Alison Sell, Sara Hartley, and Connie Haag make up the rest of the backfield. Girls Track Team puts it together BACK ROW: Connie Haag, Barbara Young, Kristy Johnson, Debbie Rose, Debbie Martin, Nancy Counts, Lori Dalton, Kathy Jones, Andrea Sandmann, Marsha Ruell. FRONT ROW: Leslie Haga, Phyllis Purcella, Sharon Britton, Tina Russell, Twila Harry, Wendy Byrd, Debbie Jones, Jackie St. Clair, Karen Sandmann. When fifty girls showed up at the first track meeting, Coach Lorel Bresko knew it would be a good season. Even though there were thirty girls left at the end of the season she was right. It was a young team, well outnumbered by freshman. The talent was evident but the inexperience prevented the team from showing their full potential. The three seniors, Sharon Britton, Tina Russell, and Leslie Haga added much to the team. The highpoint of the season was district. All the hard work and practice finally seemed worth it. Coquille placed fourth out of nine teams. Though only one person (Sharon Britton took second in the javelin) made it to State, Coquille had many people place. The team worked hard, which is evidence of their success, but the beach run picnic and the bus rides made it a lot more fun. Everything considered it was a very good year for the Coquille High Girl's Track Team. 84 As Debbie leaves the other girls in her dust. Sharon Britton goes to State Sharon showing her strength. Jackie finishing out the mile One giant leap for girl's sports. We gotta stop meeting like this. 85 Coquille Cross KNEELING: John Caughell, Tim Ellison; STANDING: Mark Freauff, Steve Counts, Greg Rodenburg, Curt Roberts, Ron Branham This year the Cross Country team did a good job under their new coach Mr. Phillips. They were led in running by Greg Rodenburg who placed 10th place in District, at Pacific. Coach Phillips said that the team did a good job, not many people realize what kind of sport Cross Country is the team runs 2. 6 miles every meet; that does not count the many hours and miles they do during practice. Many of the teammates said that the practice was hard, but placing in a meet was worth all of the running. Greg Rodenburg and Coach Phillips. 86 Country Dinner Time! Brookings Meet Coquille 5th Rodenburg 6th Roberts 21st Coquille Meet 5th Rodenburg 4th Roberts 12th Pacific District Meet 4th Rodenburg 10th Roberts 21st 87 Junior John Caughell Sprints to the Finish Devils take first in sunset league STANDING L-R: Darrell Fisher, Kim Luckman, Jerry Miller, Steve Counts, Bill Kuyper, Curt Roberts, Rich Ragone, Ron Branham, Ron Carlson, Mark Freauff, Mike Johnson, Tom Kreick. KNEELING: J. V. Coach Andy Klemm, Steve Beck Mgr., Head Coach Ken Trathen. It was the third year in a row that the Coquille Round bailers were to make the trip to the A A State Basketball Tournament. Only this time we came home empty handed. Our first defeat came by the hands of Madras. With this loss our next game was with Henley the next morning. Apparently we couldn't put it together and it ended there. Madras went on to play Scappoose for the state championship. This seemed to be the year of the close game. We had five games decided by five points or less. In two of our three games with Bandon they came from behind to beat us in the last two minutes. With the new rules on fouls most of the scores of the games were lower. A good example of this is our first game with Myrtle Point. We lost in overtime 39-41. We did win thirteen of our games. Our biggest win was against Brookings. Coach Trathen said it felt very good to have control of a game the way we did. The final score was 86-48. Our 13-9 season was good enough to capture the league trophy and give us a good spot at the tournament. Varsity Scoreboard Coq. 54 South Umpqua 55 Coq. 59 Scapoose 64 Coq. 49 Yamhill-Carlton 75 Coq. 61 Junction City 64 Coq. 73 Junction City 46 Coq. 63 Gold Beach 53 Coq. 66 Reedsport 49 Coq. 59 Reesdport 47 Coq. 65 Bandon 54 Coq. 58 Brookings 30 Coq. 39 Myrtle Point 41 Coq. 52 Gold Beach 47 Coq. 84 South Umpqua 62 Coq. 50 Bandon 64 Coq. 61 Myrtle Point 46 Coq. 86 Brookings 48 Coq. 52 Marist 82 Coq. 76 Gold Beach 67 Coq. 60 Brookings 42 Coq. 60 Marist 68 Coq. 58 Bandon 59 Coq. 63 Myrtle Point 59 TOURNAMENT Coq. 45 Madras 60 Coq. 66 Henley 77 88 Ron makes a shot. Ron and Rich show how to control the boards. Devils have the ball penned in. Rich gets shot in spite of foul. Devils put it together 91 Such pride, such determination, such concentration. .. the Devils. JV basketball: Best around L TO R Mangr. Mike Jennings, Kelly Morgan, Don Duke, Randy Pritt, Chad Burton, Pete Roberts, Dennis Cannon, Bill Kuyper, Jerry Miller, Pat Mahlberg, Martin Wolfe, Brian Smith, Jeff Mullins, Craig McNew Mangr. Ron Hammer and Coach Klemm. The Junior Varsity Basketball team started off the season with largely unknown quantity and quality, but early practice indicated quickness and talent. All they needed to do was dedicate themselves to working hard and the season could be a success. In the early going they showed excellent team work by putting together a 15 game winning streak. A mild let down for one weekend cost the Junior Varsity a defeated season but they rebounded quickly and won the remaining four ball games for an outstanding record of 19 wins and 2 losses for the season. Mr. Klemm summed up the season by saying This is the best J .V. team to go through Coquille High School in the seven years I've been here. There is more quickness and height than any previous team. A typical spirited game ??? Team mates wait for their chance. Jerry and Pat on a fast break. Bill fights for a shot as M.P. defenders look on. Mahlberg out jumps opponent. 93 FRONT ROW (L-R): Joe Slack, Terry Hurst, Randy Piper, Don Brockman, Ken Martin, Tom Ray Mgr. 2ND ROW: Jerry Luoto, Brian Walsh, Mike Schrader, Spike Parry, Ken Carlson, Gary Nations, (NOT PICTURED Steve Fietz). Coq. 65 Powers 45 Coq. 72 Brookings 44 Coq. 65 Myrtle Point 26 Coq. 47 Bandon 28 Coq. 29 Marshfield 60 Coq. 58 Pacific 46 Coq. 42 Gold Beach 44 Coq. 56 Reedsport 46 Coq. 60 Brookings 41 Coq. 54 North Bend 66 Coq. 54 Myrtle Point 29 Coq. 73 Bandon 48 Coq. 42 North Bend 74 Coq. 34 Pacific 36 Coq. 41 Marshfield 62 Coq. 68 Gold Beach 53 Coq. 56 Powers 50 Coq. 51 12 Wins - 6 Losses Reedsport 48 94 Ken shows his form? Frosh basketball Spike scores! Our Fietz jump higher. Coach Luoto points out some stratagy. But Don, we're supposed to have 5 players not 10. BACK ROW L TO R: Manager, Rick Schimdt, Darrell Pierce, Bob Fults, Joe Newton, Bob Anglin, Jon White, Jeff Benham, Jim Minard, and Coach Bob Schultz. FRONT ROW L TO R: Don Gilkey, Gordon Hobson, Dick DeSoto, Gary Lyman, Brad Abell, and Jerry Lyman. Varsity Wrestlers take District Kip places second in State Tournament at 123 weight class. Coq. 47 Churchill 5 Coq. 38 Newport 5 Coq. 37 Myrtle Point 16 Coq. 33 Myrtle Point 33 Coq. 21 Phoenix 41 Coq. 44 C reswell 17 Coq. 36 Bandon 23 District Coq. 51 Thurston 6 Coq. Coq. 40 20 Philomath Siuslaw 16 30 Coquille Gold Beach 15 7 107 Coq. 40 Myrtle Point 18 Myrtle Point 101i Coq. 27 Brookings 34 Brookings Bandon loof Coq. 22 Gold Beach 28 68 1 Coq. 31 Brookings 20 Coq. 32 Gold Beach 27 State: Coq. 29 S. Umpqua 27 placed 9th Coq. 25 Siuslaw 26 Coq. 28 Myrtle Point 20 Coq. 44 Gold Beach 21 Coq. 37 Douglas 12 1 Coq. 63 Reeds port 2 Coq. 44 Bandon 14 Coq. 36 Douglas 19 Coq. 36 Newport 21 18 Wins-5 Loses-1 Tie 96 Gordon says P.I.N.!! ! Mary Ayotte puts the pressure on. 97 Coaches show off the wrestling rally. Pow wow time. Jim stops to pose for a picture. Just a little lower, Don. The Mighty J. V. Mat men BACK ROW L TO R: Mark Gangewer, Mark Melson, Tom Kay, Kelly Sanford, Darrell Fults, Mark Ayotte, Stan Gilpatrick, Dennis Fults, Dean Pierce, Terry Russell, Mitch Morgan, and Coach Johnson. FRONT ROW L TO R: Jeff St. Clair, Dand Fisher, Don Grotting, Paul Miller, Frank McNew, Randy Demain, Rod Hampton, Dennis Quick, Dewey Gilkey. 98 Jeff St. Clair takes on a Marshfield wrestler. Hampton gets the best of his man! Kelly Sanford gets pressured! Coq. 3 . . . Brookings 42 Coq. 1st . . . Coq. Tourney Coq. 34 . . Myrtle Point 0 Coq. 1st . . . Douglas Tourney Coq. 32 . . Bandon 3 Coq. 33 . . Douglas 10 Coq. 52 . . Newport 10 Coq. 1st . . Myrtle Point Takedown Tourney Coq. 1st . . Phoenix Tourney Coq. 65 . Bandon 20 Coq. 1st . . Siuslaw Tourney Coq. 35 . Myrtle Point 9 Coq. 69 . Brookings 29 Coq. 19 . Gold Beach 17 99 Get ready, Ronny, Wrestle!!! Strike one; strike two; Team L TO R: Coach Adams, Joe Newton, Pat Mahlberg, Bob Fults, Mark Freauff, Dick Desoto, Bob Anglin, Ken Zarbano, Brian Smith, Kelly Morgan, Rod Bunner, Jay Andrews, Ron Branham, Jeff Mullins, Don Duke and Coach Luoto. 100 strike three: you re out! Coq. 0 North Bend 4 i ! Coq. 3 Reedsport 5 Coq. 7 Reedsport 8 ! Coq. 7 Brookings 8 j £ Coq. 5 Siuslaw 4 f S Coq. 6 Siuslaw 9 I 1 Coq. 3 Myrtle Point 7 | | Coq. 6 Gold Beach 4 § s Coq. 8 Bandon 23 j 1 Coq. 5 North Bend 12 j = Coq. 18 Pacific 2 I 1 Coq. 8 Gold Beach 2 i Coq. 2 Molalla 3 I Coq. 2 Molalla 3 E Coq. 0 Brookings 14 ; Coq. 16 Pacific 2 Coq. 5 Myrtle Point 2 g Coq. 11 Bandon 17 ! Home free, Kelly! 101 Up and coming baseball team: JVs J. V. Baseball team, KNEELING: Joe Slack, Jim Cribbons, Larry Hibdon, Mark Melson. STANDING: Steve Patzer, Rick Schmidt, Mike Schrader, Ron Hammer, Tim Kyper, Bob Allison, Terry Phillips, Ken Carlson, Jeff Sayler, Ron Minard, Mard Emler, Joe Newton, Chad Burotn, Frank Morris, and Coach Cliff Adams. The J. V. 's started the season being young and inexperienced. With some help from the coach they learned a lot about running bases, hitting, and what to do with the ball. After a season of playing, quite an improvement could be seen. Their best game was against their toughest apponent, Reedsport, in which they lost in the last inning. The team consisted of many young players, but good quality for future years. This seasons J. V. Baseball players had a good attitude in that they were always willing to strive for improvement. They worked hard in practice and were always willing to be coached. When they wanted to play baseball they won games. If this group continues to play baseball because they like to play baseball, said Coach Cliff Adams, they'll always be proud of their performance. Coq. 2 Scoreboard North Bend J. V. 17 I Coq. 6 Marsh. Frosh 7 f Coq. 15 Myrtle Point 4 I Coq. 8 North Bend Frosh 4 I Coq. 12 Gold Beach 4 1 Coq. 10 Gold Beach 3 I Coq. 6 North Bend Frosh 12 1 Coq. 8 Myrtle Point 7 1 Coq. 4 Reedsport 7 Coq. 0 North Bend J. V. 6 1 Coq. 7 Myrtle Point 14 I Coq. 1 Myrtle Point 18 I Coq. 4 Reedsport 5 I Coq. 6 Marshfield Frosh 12 I Coq. 4 Marshfield Frosh 0 won 6 loss 9 102 A good stretch! ' rz ’ E¥ p P r J?T .. • ' ■’ • +:tfdp v ', -V mK -, j fy j( }' . . ? • - r Ron Minard looks for a hit. Steve Patzer in pre-game warmup. L Golf: a real bunch of swingers BACK ROW L TO R: Coach Ian Dorsett, Brian Walsh, Pete Roberts, Tim Maeyaert, Doug Gaslin, Don Brockman. FRONT ROW: Mark Martin, Tom Ray, Jeff St. Clair, Butch Stevens, Randy Pritt, and Coach Steve Short. The golf team this year had a real fun season. They had four teen matches with teams like Reedsport, Gold Beach, Marshfield, North Bend, and Bandon. Their record was not to good but they made up for it with a hearty effort. Mr. Short said that every team has a building year and this was ours. The varsity team went to Salishan, a championship course, for district and came in fifth out of nine teams. This rating was not bad at all because the four top teams had played the course many times and one team has Salishan as its home course. So we ended the year in pretty good shape. 104 Tim taps it in. Doug goes for green off the first tee. Mark puts his ALL in his swing! C H S. trackmen: “keep on truckin’” John and Mark on their way to state in the mile relay. On Saturday, May 23, seven members of the Coquille track team qualified for state competition at Eugene. The seniors were Mike Johnson in the high and low hurdles, and the broad jump, Randy Jones in the broad jump and in both the mile relay and 440 relay, and Jon White in both relays, also. Dennis Shields was the only junior to go up; he qualified in the low hurdles and the 440 relay. The two sophomores who qualified, Mark Gangewer and Greg Phillips, both went in the 440 and mile relay. Dean Wilson, the only freshman, participated in the 440 relay. Up at Pleasant Hill, where the Class AA state preliminaries were held, the Coquille team qualified everyone there for the finals. At the finals in Eugene, senior Mike Johnson placed second in the low hurdles with good time of 20. 3 sec. , followed by Dennis Sheilds, who placed fifth with a time of 20. 7. Randy Jones took sixth place in the long jump with a jump of 20' 7 , The mile relay of Phillips, Jones, White, and Gangewer took a fifth place with a time of 3:32.1. This time also broke the school record in this event which was set by the same boys at district. Coquille placed 17th over-all with thirteen points. Coach Phillips was pleased with the results. 106 Randy Jones wins the 100 yard dash!! Jim and Dennis start out of the blocks for the hurdles. Jim Kistner tries to catch leader. Academics English is work and Poster from Modem Drama by Helen Slack. 110 Freshmen english class shows their hard determination. english is fun... Kelli Rogan and Judy Jones top Sophomore Winners. Ill Drama, Reading, and Spanish 112 Drama Students wave a big farewell to a good audience --the kids at Lincoln School. These Spanish students went to Mexico: Craig Morgan, Lisa Carlson, Rochelle Weise (Teacher), Kathy Norbo, Wendy Byrd, Steve Fietz, Debbie Jones, Wes Norbo. Two Coquille Cowboys Duel it out on stage. One of the students enjoying the benefits of reading class. 113 Enthusiasm in Mr. Short's class is abundant. TOADS at work. Social Studies: modern problems. Looks like everyone is having a good time in World Culture. It looks like a free day in Mr. Townsend's class. U.S. History, and world cultures U. S. History students trying to recall what they read in the last chapter. 115 T. V. production.. . Dan Wells getting ready for action. 116 John Caughell and Greg Rodenburg with the new 3 rack monitor loaned by tele prompter. Joe Newton and Mr. Bill DeBoard filming at a CHS Basketball Game. uOaUILLE mun oonuuL Driver Education Car 117 Mr. Ken Trathen and Velda Arnaud getting ready to take the bomb for a ride. Mathematicians study Martin, haven't you learned by now that all angles have straight sides. 118 Two out of six working - not bad odds! the world of numbers 119 Shhh... Lets not wake her. After all it's already Monday. Boys and girls striving Rose anna doing the straight-leg walk. Getting rid of the ball is sometimes hard. These hams make P.E. fun. Better get it before it gets you! 120 for good physical health Bar-dips are part of the boy's P.E. Program. A Bird's Eye View of Boy's P.E. Students saw, sand, cut. 122 Cecilia concentrates hard on sanding her project for wood shop. and glue in shop and art Mr. Black helps Steve cut the metal. Kent works hard to get his table smooth. 123 Debbie, Mary, and Jenny make art objects from simple, everyday things. Students learn business skills Who me? Yes you Kathy! You can quit pretending you are really working now, the camara man is gone. Becky hard at work at District Office. Don't say it Rhonda! 124 Home Ec introduces child development Denise reading a bed time story to nursery school kids in Child Development. Mike and Kim, sewing? Smile, you are on candid camara! 125 Core Program Mr. Schultz expresses a little of his knowledge. Ronnie hard at work. 126 Class pauses for a picture. Family Living A W.dding is . joyous occasion, and Mary domon.Ba.as ,hc way ,o n,anch. The married couples have a reception following the mock wedding ceremony. 127 Science department Biology II students sadly bury their pigs. Lann gets actively involved in Physics lecture. Biology students discover the micro world. Dana must have really loved her pig. 128 offers seven classes. 129 Science involves a lot of bookwork for the Freshmen. Seniors Class Advisor, Mrs. Krantz; Senior Rep., Randy Jones; Treasurer, Patti Miska; President, Jim Minard; Secretary, Helen Slack; Vice President, Kim Luckman; Senior Rep., Allison Smith. Seniors started the year off by electing class officers. Then plans for Hello Week, Twirp Week, Homecoming, and regular Senior Activities were made. November 3rd was the date for all Senior portraits to be taken. Ordering of caps and gowns, and graduation announcements followed. In early winter votes were taken on class color, class motto, and class flower. Seniors had several fund raising idea s for the year of 73, the most successful being the Senior Chili Feed. The Seniors worked hard to make their last year of high school their happiest. Good-byes were said sadly to friendships carried through the 12 years of school. Now is the time for future plans to become present realities. A thoughtful class, concerned about other people. (Mrs. Krantz) In general this class is the hardest working and the most conscientious. (Mr. Short) Great! As a group somehow they always seem to do good. (Mr. Ramsey) 132 Who ya winkin at Dave ? Hey guys, What's in the waste paper can? Seniors have a smile ... for everyone! 133 “ We’ve got spirit,can’t you see? Jess Barton Decie Bolling David Andrist Denise Barklow Tanya Baker Karla Brandon Marla Billings 134 Bruce Adair Rosanna Bertin We’re the class of’73. ” Ron Branham Sharon Britton Lori Bryan Ron Carlson Mike Carvall Rod Bunner Nancy Carvall Della (Causey) Greenough Don Causey 135 Mrs. Krantz: Our loyal advisor Steve Counts Linda Chance Robert Cooke Laura Cox Linda Cox Bill Davis Curtis Dearing Dick DeSoto 136 Don Davis Dreams now become realities Terry Eusted Steve Ferre Wanda Fetch Some doors shut, Dong Gaslin Ken George Mark Freauff Sherri Grave lie Bill Gillespie Don Gilkey Victor Gregory Leslie Haga 138 while others 139 Randy Jones Cindy Kay Marsha King Debby Klessig Mary Lopez really! Bill Kistner Lann Leslie Kim Luckman Randi Martin Pam (Lytle) Lewis Kelli Malone 140 Jim Minard Patti Miska Cindy Murders 141 Minard: Class President for ’73 Kyle McIntyre Dana (McKinley) Mahlberg Debbi McNew Delva Miller Sharon Miller David Miller We are a part of Wesley Northup Brenda (Christiansen) Metcalf Linda Pearson Karen (Kitch) Petersen Rita Pibum 142 Cindy Peterson Larry Plew Mike Petersen Debi Pierce Fred Rose Rick Rose Ronnie Rose 143 Susan Roberson Curt Roberts Dan Rogan Steve Rollins all that we have been Rusty Pritt Magic moments, only to be Tina Russell Sherri Saylor 144 Jody Schrag Arthur Sell Gloria Shrum remembered from this day on Aletha Smith Allison Smith Marguerite Stacy 145 Linda Steele Criss Stevers Carol Stillions Now all we have is tomorrow. Becky Taylor Pam Vermillion Cecilia Tucker Jennifer Taylor W ayne W aldron Pam (Hetrick) Wolgamott 146 Greg Walker Roxanne W all Kent W eekly for school was yesterday Jon White Maryetta Willis Phyllis Willis Steve Wilson Quentin Wolfe One thing I know; the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve. Albert Schweitzer 147 Terri Zwicker ADAIR, BRUCE: Football 1. ADAIR, ROSE (EDWARDS): Drill Team 2; Candy Stripers 2; Intra-murals 1. ANDRIST, DAVE: Student Council 4; Teacher's Aide 4. BAKER, TANYA: Choir 3,4; Girl's Glee Pianist 2; Girl's League 1, 3; Teacher's Aide 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Triple Trio 4. BARTON, JESS: Band 1,2; Chess Club 4. BERTIN, ROSANNA: GAA 4; Exchange Student 4. BILUNGS, MARIA: Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League 1,2,3, 4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 3; Sports Manager 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. BOLUNG, DECIE: Chorus 2, 3; Concessions 2; Pep Club 2, 3. BRANDON, KARLA: Annual 1; Student Council 4; FTA 2; Girl's League 2,3,4; Teacher's Aide 3; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Track 1,2, 3; Intra-murals 1; GAA 2,3; FBLA 3,4; AFS 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BRANHAM, RON: Intramurals 1,2,3; Football 1; Cross Country 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Lettermans Club 1; Student Council 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BRITTON SHARON: Annual 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; ASB Vice P. 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Class Treas. 3; Class V. Pres. 2; FTA 3; NHS 4; Girl's League 4; Candy Stripers 2; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra-murals 1, 2, 3; GAA 2, 3, 4. BRYAN, LORI: Annual 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Rally 1,3,4; FTA 3,4; NHS 4; Girl's League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 2; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2; Track 1,2,4; Intramurals 1; GAA 2,3,4; Diving 2; Pep Club 2; Tumbling 1,2,3; AFS 2,3. BUNNER, ROD: Band 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,3; Football 1,2; Sports Manager 1, 3. DOMENIGHINI, RICK: NHS 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 3; Basketball 1; Football 1; Sports Manager 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3, 4. CARVALL, MIKE: Annual 1; Golf 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2. CARVALL, NANCY: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Rally 1,4; FHA 1; FTA 3,4; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 2,3; Track 1; GAA 2, 3,4; Triple Trio 4. CAUSEY, DON: Band 1,2; FTA 2; Football 1. CHANCE, LINDA: Girl's Glee 2; FTA 3,4; FHA 3; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 3. COX, LAURA: Girl's Glee 2; Field Hockey 2, 3; Track 1. COX, LINDA: FHA 2, 3,4. COOKE, ROBERT: Band 1; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,4. COUNTS, STEVE: Band 2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2. DAVIS, WILLIAM: Student Council 1; Intramurals 1. DAVIS, DON: Teachers Aide 3. DEARING, CURTIS: Devil's Torch 4; Audio Visual Aide 2; Teachers Aide 2,4; Radio Club 2,3,4. DESOTO, DICK: Band and Chorus 1; Student Body 1,2,3; Concessions 3; Baseball 1,3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. DOYLE, PEGGY: Rally 2; Girl's Glee 1; Girl's League 1,2, 3,4; Concessions 1,2,3. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. FREAUFF, MARK: Annual 1,2; Band 1.2.3, 4; Student Council 1; Student Body Vice President 1; Basketball 1.2.3, 4; Baseball 1,4; Cross Country 4; Golf 1,2, 3; Football 1,2, 3; Intramurals 1,2. GASLIN, DOUG: Annual 3,4; Chorus 1.2.3, 4; Student Body President 1; Student Council 4; NHS 3, 4; Sport Manager 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3, 4. GEORGE, KEN: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1.2.3, 4; Sports Manager 2. GILKEY, DON: Student Council 3; FT A 2, 3; C Club 2, 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1.2.3, 4; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. GRAVELLE, SHERRV: Annual 1; Student Council 1, 3,4; Girl's League 1,3,4; GAA 3; Volleyball 1. GREAVES, TOM: Chorus 1,2, 3,4. EKKER, MARILYN: Chorus 1,3,4; Girl's Glee 2. EUSTED, TERRY: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Sport Manager 2. FERRE, STEVE: Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1. FETCH, WANDA: Band 1; FHA 2, 3,4; Candy Stripers 2, 3; Teachers Aide GREENOUGH, DELLA (CAUSEY): Annual 3; Student Council 2; FTA 2,3,4; Teachers Aide 4. GREGORY, VIC: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1; Key Club 2,3,4. HAGA, LESLIE: Annual 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Rally 1,4; FTA 4; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; GAA 2, 3 Vice President, 4 Presi- dent; Pep Club 2, 3; FBLA 3; Tumbling 2,3; AFS 3,4. HANKINS, DEBRA: Annual 1; Choir 1,3,4; Student Council 1; Girl's Glee 2; FTA 3,4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 2; Basketball 1; Field Hockey 2; Track 1; Paper Staff 1; Social Committee 1; FBLA 4; Triple Trio 4. Wrestling 2; Intramurals 2, 3. KLESSIG, DEBORAH: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; Candy Striper 2; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 2,3; Intramurals 2, 3; Class Vice President 3. LESLIE, LANN: Band 1,2; Chess Club 4. HARMER, ED: Audio Visual Aide 2, 3; Concessions 3; Track 3; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. JOHNSON, KATHY: Girl's Glee 3; Teacher's Aide 3,4. JOHNSON, MIKE: Student Council 2; C Club 2, 3,4; Teacher's Aide 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 3. JOHNSON, RON: Devils Torch 3; Teacher's Aide 3; Concession 3. JONES, RANDY: Student Council 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Choir 1,4. KAY, CINDY: Band 1,2, 3,4; FBLA 4. KING, MARSHA: Annual 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; FYA 3, 4; Candy Striper 2, 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3; GAA 2,4. KISTNER, BILL: Chorus 4; Student Council 3,4; Devils Torch 3; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; LEWIS, PAM (LYTLE): Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; FTA 2, 3; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Field Hockey 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Pep club 2, 3; Tumbling 3; Volleyball 2, 3. LOPEZ, MARY: Girl's Glee 1. LUCKMAN, KIM: Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4. MAHLBERG, DANA (MICKINLEY): Choir 1, 3; Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League 1; Drill Team 1; Candy Stripers 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3; Basketball 1, 3; Softball 1; Field Hockey 3; Track 1; Intramurals 1; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4. MALONE, KELLI: Annual 1; Teacher's Aide 4; Band 1; Choir 1. MARTIN, MARK: Concessions 2; Golf 4; Football 1; Track 3. MARTIN, RANDI: Girl's League 1,2,3, 4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 3,4; GAA 1; FBLA 3,4. MCINTYRE, KYLE: Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3. MCNEW, DEBBI: Annual 4; FTA 4; Girl's League 3,4; Baseball 1; Intra-murals 1; Band 1; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; Candy Striper 3; Homecoming Queen 4. MILLER, DAVE: Band 2, 3; C Club 3; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 2; Baseball 3; Football 2,3,4; Intra-murals 2. MILLER, DELVA: Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 3; Intramurals 1; GAA 2; Triple Trio 4. MILLER, SHARON: Girl's Drill Team 2; Candy Stiper 2; GAA 2. MINARD, JIM: Band 1; Student Council 2,4; Class President 4; NHS 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. MISKA, PATTI: Chorus 2,3; Student Council 2, 3; Rally 3, 4; NHS 4; Girl's League 4; Teacher's Aide 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 2; Basketball 1,2. NORTHUP, WES: Student Council 4; FTA 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1. PEARSON, LINDA: Annual 4; Newspaper 1; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3, 4; Concessions 3; Field Hockey 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; GAA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. PETERSON, CINDY: Girl's Glee 2; Chorus 1; Devils Torch 3; Girl's League 1; Softball 1; Intramurals 1; GAA 2; Pep Club 2, 3. PETERSEN, KAREN (KITCH): PETERSEN, MIKE: Annual 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; ASB Business Manager 4; Concessions 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 2, 3. PIBURN, RITA: Basketball 1; Softball 1; Intramurals 1. PIERCE, DEBI: Student Council 1; Girl's Glee 2; FTA 2; Girls League 3; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 3,4; Field Hockey 2; GAA 2, 3; FBLA 4; Chorus 1. PLEW, LARRY: Teacher's Aide 3,4; Audio Visual Aide 2, 3; Track 1; Intramurals 1. PRITT, RUSTY RAGONE, RICH: Teacher's Aide 3,4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Football 1,4; Track 2. ROBERSON, SUSAN: Chorus 1; Girl's Drill Team 2; GAA 2,4. ROBERTS, CURT: Chorus 1,2,3; Student Council 2; C Club 1,2, 3; Teacher's Aide 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,3; Track 1,3. ROGAN, DAN: Football 2,3,4; Student Council 2, 3. ROSE, FRED: Student Council 4. ROSE, RICK: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Football 2; Track 1; Intramurals 3; Band 1,2. ROSE, RONNIE RUSSELL, TINA: Annual 1, 3,4; ASB Vice President 3; ASB President 4; Rally 4; NHS 3,4; Concessions 2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Girls League 1,2,3; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; GAA 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,3; AFS 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 4. RYDIAND, SUZANNE: FTA 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4. SANFORD, ROBIN: Girl’s Glee 2; FTA 2; Girl's League 2; Concessions 2; Field Hockey 2; Track 2; GAA 2; Volleyball 2. SAYLOR, SHERRI: Band 1; FHA 2; Track 1. SCHAFFER, DOROTHY: FHA 3; Candy Stripers 2; Teacher's Aide 2,3,4; Concessions 3; Track 1; GAA 2, 3; Pep Band 3. SCHRADER, MARCUS: Football 1,2. SCHRAG, JODY: Annual 1; Chorus 1; Girl's League 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1; Field Hockey 2, 3; Track 1; Intramurals 1; GAA 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FBD 4. SCHULER, MARILYN: Annual 1,2; Band 1; Student Council 3; Devils Torch 2; GAA 2. SELL, ART SHRUM, GLORIA: Band 1,2; NHS 4; Girl's League 1,2; Candy Stripers 2; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3; Softball 1; Field Hockey 3; Track 2, 3; Intramurals 1, 3; GAA 2, 3,4; FBLA 3; AFS 3. SIMPSON, DAVE: Annual 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Audio Visual Aide 2. SIMPSON, LORI: Annual 2; Band 2; Devils Torch 2; Girl's League 2; FBLA 4. SLACK, HELEN: Annual 1; ASB Sec. 1,3; Student Council 1,2,3; NHS 3,4; Candy Striper 1; Concessions 3; Basketball 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Tumbling 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Class Secretary 3,4. SMITH, ALETHA: Chorus 1; Girl's League 1; Drill Team 2; Basketball 2, 3; GAA 2, 3. SMITH, ALLISON: Annual 3,4; Student Council 4; NHS 3,4; Girl's League 3,4; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3,4; Track 2; FBLA 3,4; Tumbling 3; Pep Club 2, 3,4. STACY MARGUERITE: Girl's Glee 2. STEELE, LINDA: Girl's Glee 2; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3,4. STEVERS, CRISS: Devils Torch 3; FHA 2; FT A 2,3; Girl's League 1,2,3; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 3; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sentinals Time Out for Teens 1,4. STILUONS, CAROL: FHA 2,3,4; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 4; Concessions 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 2, 3. TAYLOR, JENNIFER: Band 1; Chorus 1; Girl's League 2; TMR 4. TAYLOR, BECKY: Student Council 3,4; NHS 3,4; Office Asst. 2,3,4; Girl's League 1; Teacher's Aide 3; GAA 4; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 3, 4. TUCKER, CECILIA: Student Council 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1. VERMILLION, PAM: FTA 3; Girl's League 1,2; GAA 3; Pep Club 3. WALDRON, WAYNE: Band 1; Chorus 1; Concessions 3. WALKER, GREG: Band 1; Chorus 1; Baseball 1; Cross Country 1; Golf 1; Track 1; Sports Manager 1. WALL, ROXANNE: Band 1,2, Chorus 1,2; Student Body 1,2,3; Girl's League 1,2, 3; Concessions 2, 3; GAA 3. WEEKLY, KENT 1,2,3,4. WHITE, YVONNE: Student Body 1, 2, 3; Girl's League 2, 3, 4. WILLIS, MARY: Annual 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Student Body 1,2,4; Devils Torch 2; FTA 3,4; Teacher's Aide 3,4; Concessions 2,4; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1. WILLIS, PHYLLIS: Student Body 1; Devils Torch 4; Teacher's Aide 3. WILSON, STEVE: Band 1; Chorus 1; Student Council 4; Track 4; Intra-murals 1. WOLFE, QUENTIN: Annual 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; FTA 4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 2,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Class President 3; AFS 3, 4. ZWICKER, TERRI: Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Girl's Glee 2; Devils Torch 1; FTA' 2,3; NHS 3,4; Girl's League 1,2,3; Candy Stripers 2; Teacher's Aide 3; Concessions 1; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Intramurals 1; Sports Manager 3; GAA 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. WHITE, JON: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track Senior picnic: fun, food, sand, bikinis and sunburns Short is about to get shrunk. Debby dries off after swim. 154 Taking a short-cut to the water. Honeyman Park where is at! 156 It's face-feeding time ! Mr. Schmidt helps Mark to a hot dog. Classes Juniors Junior Class Officers: FRONT ROW, Connie Haag; secretary, Debbie Jones; Student Council Rep. , Pam Miska; Vice President. BACK ROW, Mary Player; Treasurer, Darrell Pierce; President, Lauren Hatcher; Student Council Rep. , and Mr. DeBoard; Class Advisor. The Class of 1974 had a very profitable year as Juniors. A good group effort during football season resulted in the Juniors earning the top prize in the float contest. Football concessions, managed by Dave Scolari and Craig Morgan, boosted the class treasury. Denise Benham represented the Juniors on the Homecoming court. By a majority vote a semi-formal dance took the place of the traditional Junior Prom. The music was provided by The Musti Brothers, a seven piece band from Eugene. There was a big turnout and apparently everyone had fun. FT A sponsored a school carnival, not only for enjoyment but to give clubs and classes a chance to earn money. The Juniors earned money by taking pictures of people behind cartoon bodies. Our carnival princess was Shari Schneider. With some of the money earned this year we helped beautify the sctool by laying cement to enlarge the walkway outside the north entrance. From beginning to end it was a good year to remember. 160 Kip’s and Frank’s concentration is broken by the photographer. 161 )eif Benham David Berge Mr. DeBoardfinishes Kelli Brown Dan Billings Carol Connelly Darrell Fisher Cory Courtright Sue Eilertson Bob Fults Randy Carnahan Darrell Fults John Caughell Curt Ellison 162 Rick George Dewey Gilkey Delsa Gillespie Diana Gilpatrick Wade Gould second year of advising. Juanita Causey Randy Domenighini Vicki Ellison Patty Gardner Mike Graham Judy George Tom Gray What's so interesting, Mark? Wes shoots over Kelly. Vikki Cline Patti Dunham Pam Eusted 163 Juniors homecoming float Reggie Hoover Irene Howerton Allan Jackson Mike Kelley Patrick Kerwin Jerry Lyman Tim Maeyaert Delbert Kiser Nancy Kiser Lori Magee Richard Magee Tom Kreick Joy Malone George Martin Doug McCulloch Frank McNew Jerry Miller Pam Miska 164 takes first place honors. Rustin Hedges Debbie Jones Bill Kuyper Joe Livingston The T. V. production crew gets the camera set up. Charlene and Ellen looking around at all the hats. Ray Marca Cindy Marshall v. r Craig Morgan Mitch Morgan 165 We’ve got more— Frank Morris Wes Norbo Judy Oerding Cathy Pierce Darrell Pierce Greg Rodenburg Mary rlayer Roy Morris Charlene Panter Carole Salisbury A ' - Mike Roy Marilyn Schuler David Scolari Dennis Shields Steve Silva John Mulvihill Barbara Parry Karen Sandmann Debbi Simpson 166 Steven Myers Phyllis Purcella Ralph Shierling Mary Smith Don gives someone the eye as John gathers his notes. Barb looks happy as she does her work. Dick Smith Fred Peterson Sam Randleman Shari Schneider Joe Newton 167 We Jackie St. Clair Marilyn Stone ve got one more year to go Lapriel Stewart 7 Mitch Walton Don Waterman Barbara Warden Pam Wilson Jim Wells Cindy Williams Glenn Wilson Ken Zarbano NOT PICTURED: Etta Gist Valerie Gist Duane Greve Debbie Loudon Henry Reesman Jeffrey Silva Lenita Spellman 168 Dan and Darfell work hard keeping the bench warm. Glenn Wilson shows off his figure. Lisa Carlson busily snipping away. Sophomores The class of 1975 had a busy and successful year! To begin with, we were very lucky to have as a member of our class Erna Traber, who came from Switzerland and stayed with the Gantenbeins. Erna became very well-liked during her six month stay, and everyone was sad when she returned home. Twirp week saw Terry Russell represent sophomore males by being the candidate for Lil1 Abner. Shortly after Twirp Week sophomores sponsored a dance to raise money. Homecoming week is always hectic — anyone who saw our float probably has some idea of the hassle! Joni Holycross was a lovely sophomore Princess for Homecoming Court. The principal fund raising for the future was magazine sales. As usual, the class jumped in and really worked, so money will be no object for next year's Jr. Prom. Cindy Cartwright served as sophomore Carnival princess. While income from the booth wasn't fantastic, it was a lot of fun participating. Class rings arrived in April, and they were the main objective for this year. To sum up what makes the sophomore Class tick: We've got spirit, we've got drive, we're the class of 75! SITTING: Steve Britton, Sgt. of Arms; Mr. Loran Wiese, Advisor; Cheryl McCool, Treasure; STANDING: Melody Ward, President; Paula Douthit, Rep.; Kathy Narbo, Secretary; Kelly Rogan, Rep.; NOT PICTURED: Cindy Glock, Vice President. 170 Wiese advises class What ever it is it looks interesting. 15 ‘-25 You want to buy some popcorn from me? Mike Allen Bob Anglin Loyal Arrant Rick Aue Dennis Backman Frances Bangert Nick Arrant Mark Ayotte Brad Baker Only two more years to go Kathy Barbee Steve Beck Susan Berge Gail Berning Les Berning Denise Boyer Mike Brugnoli Ronda Brandon Chad Burton Debbie Branham Carrie Brecke Dennis Cannon Ronnie Brickey Lisa Carroll Tony Chambers Candy Davenport Mark Claver Angela DeLay Debbie Crockett Randy DeMain 172 Start the count down David DeMay Richard Dionne Melody shows how a lady studies. 173 Hey, Hey, look alive Russell Dodge Darryl Evemden ■ K Mike Fulton Rodney Gillespie Paula Douthit Nancy Duey David Fish Joe Felker Karen Galen Dennis Fults Mildred Gist Jeff G is holt Donald Duke Jimmy Flores Debra Eichner Vikki Flug Janet Hallberg Ron Hammer Twila Harry Sara Hartley Dale Haskins 174 we’re the class of’75 Debbie and Becca smile for the cameraman. Allan Foster Marty Greer Rick Graham Rhonda Foster Mel Gilkison EWski IBaII XI II Gina Hayes Renae Helmken Hey, not while I am eating! 175 Sophomores show school spirit Mike Jennings Danny Johnson Judith Jones Kathy Luff Susan Kelley Gary Lyman Keith Johnson Kelly Johnson Mike Kingland Pat Mahlberg Chris Knecht Rita Malone LeAndrea Johnson Jody Martindale Charyl McCool Nancy McNair Mark Melson Laura Metcalf Jerry Miller Candace Moore Kelly Morgan Lance Morgan Jeff Mullins Kathy Noifeo 176 by winning every spirit stick Tim Kuyper Pamela Lessley Tony Mason Sam McCauley Paul Miller Vicky Miller Gina Newton Ken Osberg Now listen Bob.. . Joe breaks in the new Library. 177 Sophomores top every class Karen Peters Greg Phillips Richard Payton Diane Packer Julie Patterson Andrea Purcella Dennis Quick Becca Ramberg Randy Pritt Greg Simmie Melody Slater Dennis Smith Jim Smith Brian Smith 178 in their Terry Phillips Terrie Ramsey Ramona Rollins Karen Shariden Debbie Steele magazine sales Georganna Pibum Rick Richards '.4 Doyce Rose Tom Siegrist Butch Stevens What a hassle! 179 Sophomores are great! Doug Timmons Royce Walter Heather Tingley Janice Torbeck Melody Ward Erna Traber Mike Trigg Tracy Weekly Dan Wells Mary Weeks Claude White Joyce Wilson Robbie Worthen Martin Wolfe Judie Yoakam NOT PICTURED: Mark Elmer Mike Isaacs Rick Lowry Lurlyn Temple 180 Sophomores show everybody how to truck along. 181 Brian primps before the play. Who are you whistling at Joni? Freshmen The Freshmen started their new school year out with the voting of Mr. Hello and Miss Hello. They were given a list of Seniors, and voted for one each. During the football season, they put on two cake raffles. These started the mighty Freshmen well on their way to money making. Homecoming was next on the agenda. The Freshman participated in on the fun. They placed 3rd in float and added to the sign making. The Freshmen had a long sign with a list of the football players on a Red Devil Express! When Christmas season came, the Freshmen decorated the halls with holly. The Freshmen put on a dance, starring the Juke Box! This brought in more money for their small account. The Freshman also had a booth at the Carnival. It was the Birthday game which was a big hit. Mr. Johnson gives his final comment for the year, It was a good year and very good class. There was always help there when they needed it. FROM TOP: V. P. Brian Walsh, Sgt. of Arms: Jim Kistner. Pres.: Joe Slack, Treas. s Tom Ray, Sec. Karen Iledeen, Rep.: Debbie Yager, Adviser: Mr. Ken Jolinson. 182 Vicki Barbee Gail Avery Jim Beauchamp Willie Benham Connie Berry On Marsha's way to office she stops for a quick hi . Debbie gives everyone a shhhh.. . Three more years! 183 From the halls of CVMS Kevin Cooper Nancy Counts - Coriime De Feniks Stan Craig ■T-7 Tim Creach Pamela Delay Jim Cribbins Tammy Deaver Peggy Dunithan Pauline Edwards Theresa Ellis Darla Ellison Loma Ellison 184 to the halls of CHS Tammy laughs at Kathy kissing her lunch ticket. Cathy, dressed at her best, rushes off to dig in to her chili Tim Ellison Kurt Erichsen 185 i i We Carol Holbrook Kathy Hughlett Connie Humphrey Terry Hurst Kathy Jones Theda King Jim Kistner Kim Lehman are the Danny Fisher Sherrie Graham Larry Hibdon Donna Johnson HJordis Lindegren 186 Chet Gray Ken Gray Jean Fulton Julie Hill Shelly Hoeffel Kristi Johnson Rick Johnson Gaye Livingston John Lindegren Give us that sexy smile, Ron! 187 Brenda Murphy Deena Nelson Rebecca Netz Shawn Nickels Darrel Oden Steve Parsons Mike Patterson Steven Patzer Robin Peak Gary Pearce Vicki Lowrey Ken Martin David Meacham Mr. Johnson advises Carlene Machacek Glen Machacek Debbie Mahlberg Jean Lusby Rina Martini Ron Minard Debbie Matson Jeff Mulkey Lisa Martindale Ron Moody 188 the “little freshmen Regina Mandile Debbie Martin Gary Mulvihill Teresa Mulvihill Spike Perry Debra Parshall Critters Dean Pierce Kristi yells oh no as the picture snaps. 189 Terry Phillips Joe Slack leads Kathy Pierce Bonnie Richards Randy Piper Lloyd Pearson Laurie Pinkley Nancy Riedlinger Brian Sanders Andrea Sandmann Jeff Saylor Cindy Schrader Mike Schrader Mark Sheriden Lynette Simpson Steve Simpson Joe Slack Lynn Stafford Jeff St. Clair Luann Syfert Laura Taylor Lewall Tichener Dale Villines 190 the class of1976. Tom Ray Ruth Rose Marsha Ruell Mary Sell Carole Shavere Diane Stillions Kent Wadsworth Pat Stump Vicki Waldron Luane enjoys reading to her locker. 191 Sharon hums as Rhonda and Cindy sing along. The end of the beginning.. . Diane Wilson Fred Wilson Dean Wilson Madelin Wolfe NOT PICTURED: John Stone Carole Jean Walton Tim Woosly Debra Yager Daryl Yost Barbara Young 192 As the year ends, the freshmen class looks ahead to the on coming year... GEORGIA - PACIFIC C □ R P n R AT I O N 194 WILSON-DUNN GLASS CO, For All Your Glass Needs VALUE Phone 396-3721 Coquille ((((((KWRO)))))) RADIO 63 congratulates the graduating class MYRTLE LANE MOTEL Coquille TOLLEF BRUDOS Real Estate 2 East 1st St. Coquille, Oregon STATE FARM INSURANCE MATEJKA [EWELERS 20 E. First Street Coquille Oregon Registered Keepsake and Starfirc Diamond Rings. MILK-E-WAY DAIRY CHARLESS. RITCHEY Business and Bookkeeping Service, Inc Phone 396-4613 30 East First St., Room 200 - Coquille, Oregon 97423 COQUILLE ANIMAL HOSf Dr. R.N. Crawford Veterinarian 095 N. Knott St. Coquill Phone 396-2226 COOS-CURR Y TEACHER’S CREDIT UNION Coquille, Oregon KATY’S MARKET COQUILLE STATIONERY Office Supplies Books — Gifts Phone 396-4563 Coquille, Oregon CAGLEY’S BARBER SHOP Keep Coquille Beautiful Everybody Reads The COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL Phone 396-3823 84 W. First St. Coquille For Printing Call The Sentinel JijjrlZc Jbucrl 640 W. CENTRAL BLVD MR. G MRS. ROBERT I. OERDING Managing Owners E. C. HAMILTON, D.M.D. 238 North Collier Coquille Oregor SECURITY BANK OF COOS COUNTY Coquille Branch Locally Home-Owned Bank 197 MARSHALL TR UCKING COQUILLE SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires Atlas Batteries mss i CHEVRON STATION Hal George ph. 396-3815 MASON PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO Coquille, Ore. ROBERT W. GRONEMYER, DMD RED CARPET REAL ESTATE CATHERINE WHYTAL 217 N. ADAMS, COQUILLE 396-4222 SAVE-ON FOOD 85 West Main Phone 396-4032 Top Quality Foods At Honest Prices i our Full Service Bank Helping the Community Grow 396-2122 COQUILLE VALLEY BRA NCH u BANK 1221 N. Bayshore Dr. COOS BA Y SEWINGCENTE OERDING HEIGHTS CAFE 1220 West Central Viking Sewing Machines Beauty Boutique 142 Central 390-2493 COQUILLE. ORECiON 97423 COQUILLE INSURANCE AGENCY 28 West First Street JCPenney The values are here every day. Coquille 199 ROSEBURG LUMBER COMPANY SUNSET LEAGUE FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL SCORES CALL 396-2171 or 396-2172 AFTER 10-10:30 P. M HIGH-SCHOOL MIXED LEAGUES - FREE INSTRUCTION BY APPOINTMENT UNITED ELECTRIC SER VICE INC. 13 WEST SECOND ST. 39 SEARS Phone Your Order 396-31io COQUILLE SUPPLY Building Materials Myrtle Point Hwy. Ph. 396-4264 10 E. 1st St. Coquille, Ore 'Sears Has Everything' UNITED ELECTRIC SERVICE • %� ’ - ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT PARTS t SERVICE til! Y. AUTO-TRUCK TRACTOR-MARINE Congratulations PAUL H. HARMON, D. M.D. Phone 396-2615 445 E. Second Street Coquille Oregon Come Wining and Dining at the new addition at the BIRDCAGE INSURANCE COQUILLE, OREGON ALBERT E. ARMSTRONG P. 0. Box 6 Phone: But. 396-2014 Res. 396-3590 to the Class of 1973 FROM CALHOUN 202 j vr %a m 's w r r 7 , -' — • College ts mighty important, but it takes a lot of money A First National savings plan can help you achieve you educational goals. Having money m a First National savings account at 4% interest is one of the best ways to make certain nothing can interfere with your college plans. Start now! OF OREGON COQUILLE CLINIC PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 11 QUAYS SPECIAL1 RANCH BURGERS EXCITING PONY VILLAGE MOORE'S FLORIST - GIFTS WHERE LOVELY FLOWERS COQUIllE, OREGON ARE “ VEUBR MC STAMM COQUILLE ATTORNEYS MAURICE E 295 N. Baxter TALLANT GREENOUGH PURKEY FURNITURE SLACK AND SLACK 'When You Think of Furniture Think of Turkey. PICKET AND NELSON BERG, BERG, AND WALSH TOM’S TEXACO Ellingsen Building 13th S Adams St., Coquille Congratulate the Class of 1973 204 DRAKE CONSTRUCTION PERRY'S ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 3133 Broadway North Bend, Ore, S.W, Oregon's Do It Yourself Electric and Plumbing Headquarters ROXY BARBER SHOP Razor Cutting and Hair Styling P PETRES INSURANCE AGENCY C cquillc COOS-CURR Y ELECTRIC RADIO SHACK Homi Entertainment North Bend PLACE ED ECKES DICK ANDERSON MONTANNOD OREGON NULADE PRODUCERS Feed. Nursery. Supp lies Gas.Fueloil. Diesel CITY CLEA NERS We Pick Up And Deliver Phone 396-3541 207 East 1st 206 COOS BAY ST A TIONER Y COOS BA Y OREGON ROYAL TYPEWRITERS AMZY MINTONYE'S COQUILLE UPHOLSTER Y D H LOGGING MONTGOMER Y WARD CONSOLIDATED SALES AND SERVICE North Central Coquille 207 BROOK MEAD DAIRY ROSE ANN’S Fabrics and Notions YE OLDE PIZZA FACTORY HIRSCH VALUE CENTER Where You Always Save For High School News Phone 396-3400 Southwestern Oregon's Congratulations to the Class of ’73 CHURCH PONTIAC PONTIAC . VOLVO JEEP OLDSMOBILE We Thank Our Advertisers The A nnual Staff Some senior snap shots Patti Miska washes her feet in the dish water after the Senior Class Spaghetti Feed. Dorothy recycles the cups at the Senior Party. Wanda and Rusty wait for Commencement to begin. 21 1 Senior The best and m os test. . . most talented most friendly 212 Brightest eyes: Most unique nose: Cutest smile: Wildest hair: Shapeliest legs: Loudest: Most kissable lips: Most shy: Most friendly: Class flirt: Best body build: Most likely to succeed: Most brains: Class clown: Best athlete: Most fun: Best dressed: Most talented: Best personality: Lori Bryan Yvonne White Nancy Carvall Debby Klessig Nancy Carvall Marla Billings Nancy Carvall Suzanne Rydland Patti Mi ska Helen Slack Nancy Carvall Tina Russell Tina Russell Marla Billings Sharon Britton Leslie Haga Peggy Doyle Lori Bryan Nancy Carvall Rick Rose -like Petersen Steve Counts Kent Weekly Mike Johnson Steve Wilson Ron Carlson Mark Martin Quentin Wolfe Curt Roberts Don Gilkey Doug Gaslin Doug Gaslin Steve Wilson Mike Johnson Jim Minard Doug Gaslin David Simp un Quentin Wolfe Elementary school hi-lites Sharon Britton throwing me over the tennis court net. J.M. '1 won 33 marbles in one session. T.G. 'Tailing off the monkey bars. K.L. Just being a kid. K. M. A purple grand prize ribbon in the Science Fair in 5th grade for a mold project. S.B. Being captain of the only basketball team (in Riverton) not to win a game. D.S. Growing from toys to boys. D.M. Walking around the playground singing 'Join the Army now'. Q.W. Being able to get on the school bus last and be the first one off. T.R. A girl being stung by a bee. L.H. I didn't go to grade school (that's kid stuff). R.B. 7 people said Recess. 2 people remembered milk and graham crackers, and 3 people never forgot the spankings. Statistics Senior plans Are you going to college? YES NO 47 47 Are you planning to get married soon? 20 68 Do you plan on living in Coquille? 32 54 Are you going into the service? 12 75 When do you want a reunion? 5 YRS. 10 YRS. 15 YRS. 36 44 6 Where should the reunion be held? Lave me Park was the 1st choice with 14 votes. Other suggestions were: Elk's Club, behind Jean's Food Center, and Las Vegas. most fun and class clown High School hi-lites Some of the most common responses were: Participating in or attending sports - 25 Mr. Short and Modem Problems - 10 Senior year and graduation - 6 Meeting people and making new friends - 6 Chinese fire drills. M.B. Being called a toad in Short's class. L.H. Chili feeds - anywhere people are. K.J. Mr. Short and his zoo. C.P Getting kicked out of MPHS. Best thing that ever happened. D.D. Getting busted in the high school parking lot. 3:30. L.S. wildest hair 213 most kissable lips The Biology class is ready for a full day of poking, digging,learning, eating, and fun at the beach. We've only counted 986 purple sea urchins so far! Tonya and Pam save the best specimens. 214 Biology II field trip to Cape Arago Can you find eleven specimens of sea life? The Prime catch of the day-an octopus. Weeding out the sea anenomes. The best part was definitely the food! 215 ’73 Laurel Staff Editor............. Photos............. Asst. Photos . . . Advertising Manager Subscriptions . . . Sports............ Asst. Sports. . . . Business Manager . Art................ Introduction . . . Organizations . . . Activities .... Admin, and Faculty Academics .... Seniors........... Juniors............ Sophomores . . . Freshmen .... Photos............. Adviser............. Special Contributors Allison Smith Tina Russell Paul Parsons Debbie Jones Leslie Haga Quentin Wolfe Doug Gaslin Debbie McNew David Simpson Tina Russell Leslie Haga Linda Pearson Doug Gaslin Tina Russell Allison Smith Marsha King Debbie Jones Paul Parsons Marsha King Debbie McNew Kennel-Ellis Studios Brad Ross Tina Russell Paul Parsons Marilyn Finn Denise Boyer Dick DeSoto Steve Faught Cindy George 216