Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

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A. The choir provides a musical highlight during commencement. 8. Kim Goodwin chats with two other seniors as Donell Frazier adjusts her cap before the ceremony. C. Brenda Smith and Tom Coleman take delight in strolling through the arch. D. Angela Miller delivers her remarks. E. Natalie Conaway speaks to the audience. F. John Flynn gives the valedictorian address. G. Molly Messerle receives her diploma frcm her father, school board member Ken Messerle. H. Listening to the speaker are Chuck Brewster, Robert Vigue, Lisa Fults, and Blair Johnson. Graduation

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Field trips taken are educational and -fun Field trips were mostly taken by science classes but the metal shop and English classes did also. The physics class took two field trips. They went to Oregon State University to visit the science department and the Trojan nuclear plant near Portland. The biology II class also took two trips. One was to the Bandon fish hatchery to cut fins off fish. They also went to Sunset Bay to study marine life in the tide pools. After a rough day of inspecting tide pools. Mr. Klemm and Mr. Schultz cooked hamburgers for everyone. Many students signed up for the Ashland Field trip. Two trips were taken. On the first trip, the students attended an American stage play. On the next trip the students enjoyed a William Shakespeare play. These pages sponsored by Roseburg Lumber Company Sears Field -trips 21

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'Sr!5 enjoys a. -festive day after 12 yeans o-f hand wonK The Class of 1985 put in their longest but probably most enjoyable day on Sunday June 2, with a colorful graduation followed by an all-night party. Oregon Secretary of State Barbara Roberts delivered the commencement address. Special speakers included valedictorian John Flynn and co-salutatorians Natalie Conaway and Angela Miller. Decorating the wall of the main gym was the class motto: In learning we have shared. In sharing, we have found friendship. In friendship, we have found ourselves.