Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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ss- A. During arena scheduling Steve Short aids Danny Long and Mike Berg. B. During Freshman initiation. Senior Karen Fry gives Cliff Wheeler and Craig Storm their instructions. C. Dressed up for Oklahoma is Cindy Tryon, as Brenda Bowen makes her way down the hall. D. The crowd shows its spirit during Myrtle Point basketball game. E. Nancy Wheeler helps Linda Layton enroll her daughter for school. F. Kevin Calhoun practices his new bowling skills. G. Shown here is the old Lounsbury Ford used car lot after their close out. H. Unloading boxes is Ted's Body Shop. I. The empty parking lot at Roseburg Lumber is due to the shut down of the lumber mills in the area. Introduction 5

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Drama, Journalism, And Photography Are Offered To Students The eighties brought an assortment of new events to Coquille and CHS. The unemployment rate increased because the largest car dealer in town, Louns-bury Ford, went out of business. Ted’s body shop later took over the old Lounsbury Ford building. Wood products, the number one resource in Coquille, suffered many shutdowns including Rose-burg Lumber, Al Pierce, and Westbrook. Several new classes were offered to students at CHS including: drama, journalism, and photography. Make available through the physical education classes were bowling, roller skating, and bicycling. 4 Introduction

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ACTIVITIES -----------7 A. A product of Bridgett Marsh’s imagination, Vicki Hibdon used make-up as a speech topic in Communications. B. Shooting baskets from the back of a donkey is no easy task. C. What to do with freshman Robby Little seems to be the topic if discussion with Randy Klemm as John Bishop comes up with a few ideas of his own. D. While working on the senior float Teresa King exhibits certain oral connotations with a Freudian object. E. As the excitement mounts players abandon their donkeys to gain possession of the ball. F. Heidi Capps and Jill Moody lead the Sophomore class in yell competition as class advisor Steve McAtee, Carol Stermer, Carol Stutesman and Judy Blomquist listens. G. Doug Armstrong, a victim of the rowdy Scud Day. peels off the remains of his shirt. Shortly after Principal Karl Schmidt announced the cancellation of Scud Day at CHS. 6 Activities