Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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Field -trips can be -fun, scary» and educational Several interesting field trips happened during the year. There were a few big trips, and a few small ones. Each trip was enjoyed. NHS (National Honor Society) took a trip to the University of Oregon and the Planetarium in Eugene. At the University, the group attended a briefing held by Dr. Kimball. After the briefing the group divided into several smaller groups and then attended different college classes. As an extra bonus the group stopped at the Eugene Planetarium for a quick look at the stars and different constellations, as well as a tour through the museum. I liked the different projections of the stars and the commentator, he was very funny, said Kathy Finnegan. On the way home the group stopped at Valley River Center for two hours where some went shopping for clothes and others just went to eat. A large group of students took a trip to Ashland for the Shakespearean festival to see the play Dracula. Asked what she thought about the play, Robin Kaino replied, “I really enjoyed the play even though some parts of it made my heart jump. Key Club used the money they made selling Christmas trees and went to Diamond Lake for two days. At Diamond Lake they went down mnertube hill, had snow ball fights, and all around had a good time. Asked if he enjoyed the trip Robert Reyna answered, 1 had a good time on mnertube hill. There were a few other field trips during the year. Skills Day was held at SWOCC in Coos Bay. Several students from Coquille placed in the top positions along with students from other schools. The first place winners for Coquille were Tim Counts in advanced agriculture, Brian Henson and Arnie Hill in data processing, Jackson White in gas welding, and Natalie Conaway in typing I. Skills Day was a day that was held for competition in different areas. Some of these skills included power tool usage, tractor driving, cooking, sewing, data processing, and typing. All of these field trips were thoroughly enjoyed and a neat experience for the students. These pages sponsored by: Roseburg Lumber Company Jos Lopez and Doug Crossen looK on as Diane Hedeen takes a turn on the gravity wheel. Resting outside the play building are Lisa Vigue, Robin Kaino, Tanny Burkett, Kin Brook, Karen Kaino, and Billie Barkwel1. Fi Id -trip

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Mike Kraiicek thinks back on a tiring day returning from Ashland after seeing Dracula‘ at the Shakespearean Festival. Looking at the Planetarium is (front row) Jose Lopei, Karen Judd, Kathi Leri, and Diane Hedeen while Brennda Irwin looks up at the Planetarium's projector. Km Jacks and Laura Berryhill find the microscopes at the Trojan power plant very interesting. Enjoying the Ashland area before seeing 'Dracula' at the Shakespearean Festival are Lisa Digue and Kim Brook. F ie Id trips 23