Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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A. The new Devils' hut was a huge success. B. Melvin Atwell prepares a Pepsi for a thirsty customer. C. Samm Christoferson helps out at concessions. D. Canny Altree and Michelle Dinit help a ’little Devil’ to decide what he wants to munch on. E. Jeri Foster is anxiously waiting for money from Ron Sapp. Concessions Page editor: Becky Hagen

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Choir brings oui musical sounds during concerns Choir concerts war full of fun and excitement. The students in choir worked very hard to try to sound as good as they could. This took many hours of practice and dedication on the part of the vocalists. Choir had a good turn out. Mr. Dorsett trained the students to listen in order to make them sound good. All year they tried to reach the sound that was expected of them by the audience and the instructor. The first concert was a good success overall. It was held in the band room and there was standing room only. The best of the concerts was the Christmas concert which had the band there also. It was a typical Christmas concert with all the songs filled with spirit. Brenda Irwin said( “It was nice to see so many faces in the crowd and it made us more confident when we sang. Another thing that the crowd enjoyed was the soloists. Some of the people who sang solos were Kim Brook« Alecia Latint Grant Wartnik, Dick Herald and Duane Stateler. Another aspect of choir was honor choir which had a few events throughout the season. The people who represented the honor choir were extremely good at what they did and had great voices. They participated in activities such as the honor band and honor choir concert held at Marshfield High School. These pages sponsored by Bill DeBoard, Contractor Bonney's Rex all Drug

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The Devils' Hut is a. huge success -for -the juniors With the help of many volunteer workers from the Coquille Bleacher Club, Coquille High School has a new concession stand to be used by all. There were many ambitious workers who put The Devils' Hut together during the past summer. These workers included Ray Crim, John Layton, Linda Layton, Gary Waddington, and Joe Holbrook. It took a lot of their spare time and energy to put forth the effort to finish it on time These pages sponsored by Coos Curry Teachers Federal Credit Union Coquille Bookkeeping and Tax Service before the football season began. This was done as a service to the high school as well as the middle school. There were also many donations towards the materials needed for the project. These included Bob's Lumber, Bill Winsor, Commercial Insulation Company, Conrad Lumber Company, Coquille Supply, Georgia Pacific, Gerald Marca, Grimm's Florist, Mason's Decor, Monroe Swindall, Moore Mill, Perry Electric, Roseburg Lumber, Safeway, School District 8, and Valley Plumbing. Thanks to these wonderful people, The Devil's Hut now looks like a real building and it is even equipped with such modern conveniences as a stove and sink. Jeri Foster and Jo'Ann Bradley agreed that this was a big improvement since it was easier to prepare the food and serve the public. Among the juniors who dedicated their time and worked in The Devils Hut throughout the football season were Cammy Altree, Melvin Atwell, Michelle Dimit, Jeri Foster, Bryan Shely, Kris Wisely, Brady Johnson, Annette Young, Shelly Foster, Cathy Nash, Jo'Ann Bradley, and Tina Marquez. 1 3 Concessions