Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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For old theater and new, 24 OREGON SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL

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dreamin’ of a victory! 4 I. The event board outlines Friday Homecoming game. 2. The anxious crowd wait for the Devils at halftime. 3. These girls show school spirit on P nt Your Face Day. 4. Lori Baker reigns as Queen at Homecoming 77. Homecoming 77 proved that the Devils have super spirit. Never in the past have such floats and signs graced Coquille High. The week was filled with class activities and days in which the individual could demonstrate his or her loyalty to their team. Paint your Face Day — No Sweat Day, and finally Friday when Devils wore red and white and brought pillows, dreaming of victory all day long. At Friday’s Pep Assembly the Rally introduced the 77 Homecoming Court and prepared fans to cheer the mighty Devils on to Victory. During halftime, the Queen and her court were announced. Queen: Lori Baker and her escort Jeff Cannon. Senior Princesses: Jan Hedeen and her escort Kyle Duey. and Angie Boyer with her Escort Joe Gisholt. Junior Princess: Lawanda Potter and her escort Jon Oiler. Sophomore Princesses: Lori Capps and escort Derek Luoto. Freshman Princess Teresa Blair and escort Marshall Brown. The Float Competition was won by the class of 80, followed by 81, 79 and 78. Sign Competition was won by the Sophomores, followed by the Juniors, Freshmen, and Seniors. If only our spirit could have made our dream come true the Devils would have emerged victorious, but the Gold Beach Panthers stopped a Homecoming winning tradition that had been intact since 73. HOMECOMING 23

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students journey to Ashland. 3 On March 28, close to 40 students trekked to Ashland to enjoy Moliere’s story of Tartuffe, the rascal, shown on stage. Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Glaze-brook acted as chaperons. The trip was sponsored by the S.A.E. club. I. Rose Amling. Ron Oerding, and Teresa Nelson make a last-minute deal on the purchase of a ucket. 2. Mark asks the girls to save him a seat on the bus. 3. The Angus Bowmer Theater in Ashland is a modem structure. At left sits the Elizabethan-styled stage. 4. Missing school to travel to Ashland appears painful for Peggy Jennings. Debbie Libby, and Donell Nelson. ASHLAND TRIP 25