Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

The 1987 Laurel continued a recent tradition of being a smaller yearbook. A dedicated staff of five page editors and three darkroom technicians did the job that is usually done by staffs twice that size. With the complete elimination of journalism as a separate class and as a part of regular English classes, the Laurel shifted to being a picture book. The production pressure on a small staff did not allow time to prepare stories to accompany each layout. Another milestone was reached this year as the 1987 Laurel was the last to be sold for $13. The 1988 Laurel will go on sale for $16 to bring Its price in line with other schools and also to cover production costs. The 1987 Laurel Coquille High School 499 West Central Boulevard Coquille, Oregon It’s a pleasant walk to seventh period choir as the class of 1987 takes over and another year beg ins. 2 Art Randy Gibson. Tina Chandler, and Cinda Merritt get started on their projects. The students in drawing and design class drew interesting pictures. Joanne Young and Deidra Kegel makes vases in ceramics class. The class had several exciting projects. Anderson, Rick Atwell. Marc Avery. Douglas Barkwell, Billie Bender. Chandra Berryhill.Robert class of 1987 Art 3 Kathy Lemery, Stacy Peterson, and Christine Schmidt are busy in their drawing class. A lot of very nice art work came from the people in this class. Rob Christiansen makes some final adjustments on his drawing and design project. Rob is sketching a picture of an airplane. Enjoying their art magazines are Roger Beers and Charles Altree. These books aided a lot in finding pictures to draw. Brian Lange wraps up his picture for the day. He is completing a drawing of a horse. Page editor Brian George Birdwell.Toby Bischoff. Shannon Blair, Craig Bolen, Alisa Brugh, Jodi Capps, Teresa classof 1987 4 Awards Rose Slevoigh and Billie Barkwell look over their certificates for SWOCC scholastic scholarships worth $600. More than $17,000 in scholarships were presented to Coquille seniors at the annual academic awards night. Track coaches Larry Phillips and Andy Klemm brag about John Mai. Matt Deen, Rob Calley, Brian George, Allen Gunther, Mike Layton, Mike Hoopes and Jonathan Morse. The boys took second at the state track meet. At the sports award night, Grant Wartnik, Chris Williams, Fred Mason. Paul Wad-dington, and Loren Gage who isn't pictured were recognized for making it to the state wrestling meet. Grant Wartnik won the state title in the 106 weight division. Bill Reinman congratulates Ron Sapp for winning the Dena Pierce scholarship. Bill won the OASSA Oregon academic all stars award for industrial arts. Carroll. Mike Chambers. Dina Chandler. Tina Clements, Brian Combs. Amy Cooper, Margie class of 1987 Pageediton Jim Godfrey Awards 5 Michelle Maggard and Cammy Edick wait in line as the other cheerleaders are called up and recognized. The cheerleaders gave great support at all the games devoting their time and efforts to theCoquille Red Devils. Rob Calley admires his award for state champion in cross country as Rob Beers. Allen Gunther, Mike Hoopes, and Brent Zartman give him a round of applause. The varsity team placed sixth out of sixteen teams at the state cross country meet. Don Crawford gives Chandra Bender the most valuable player award for cross country. She was one of the top runners in cross country. Cotner. Janet Couey. Kymberly Crim, Michael Diamond. Melissa Domenighini, Robert Durrell, Leslie class of 1987 Kevin Kluchesky lets out a big toot! The trombone section was one of the largest instrumental sections in the band. Executing wonderful sounds from her flute is Tara Marshall. For their band trip to Canada, the band practiced for months. Practicing their marching skills in band class are Rob Calley, John Gunther, Trisha Marquez, Jared Simpson, and Roy Childs. Having the band perform at halftime helped add spirit to the entire game. Suzanne Arriola and Stephanie Sisson warm up their clarinets before the class begins. With the incoming freshmen, the band class just about doubled in size. Edick.Cammy Fox, Dale Frazier, Tina Freeman. Susan Gage. Loren Galusha, Brian class of 1987 Page editor Josie Briggs Band 7 Homecoming night, as the football team lined up. Roy Childs and Jason Beaver play their parts in the Star Spangled Banner. During halftime the band got the crowd pepped with a great performance called “California Rockin’. Bryan Peterson goes wild as he lashes at the big bass drum. Gant. Barbara Gardner, Trevor George. Brian Goble. Brenda Godfrey. James Graham. Ann class of 1987 8 Basketball, girls Colleen McCue jumps high over her opponents to sink one for the Lady Devils. Colleen was high scorer for the night with 12 points. Teresa Capps waits for a pass from Monica MacQuarrie. Teresa received the pass and made another easy two points. Herold. Richard Holbrook. Cammy Homenyk, Cynthia Horlacher. Danny Hubbard. Gregory Hudson, Angela class of 1987 Basketball, girls 9 Page editor Kim Lyons The 1986-87 girls’ varsity basketball team consisted of (front row) Jodi Thurman. Monica MacQuarrie, Holly Young. Carolyn Leary. Colleen McCue. Tanya Heikkila. (back row) Pepy Munson. Mandy Magnuson, Wendy Smith, coach Archie Flood. Teresa Capps. Mandy Buckingham. and Nancy Young. Carolyn Leary gets ready to fake out her Bandon opponents. Carolyn was awarded all-league honors. Dribbling around her opponent is Teresa Capps. Teresa was recognized as an honorable mention to the all-league team. COOUILLE OPPONENT 45-43 Douglas 41-52 Bandon 53-77 South Umpqua 35-60 Siuslaw 50-68 Brookings 41-39 Gold Beach 42-39 Myrtle Point 67-68 Douglas 46-44 Reedsport 47-66 Siuslaw 45-61 Bandon 57-45 Reedsport 61-73 Brookings 31-18 Gold Beach 44-52 Myrtle Point Huffman. Wednesday Hutson. Marty Irwin. Lynda Jeffery. Jenneffer Johnson. Carlin Johnson. Michael class of 1987 10 Basketball, boys Richard Herold, Randy Lucas, manager John Beaver. Knute Matthews, Craig Blair (back row) manager Rob Domeni-ghini, Russ Schultz, Mike Myhrvold, Chuck Phillips, coach Larry Phillips. Kurt McCue, Brad Martin, Tyler Gederos, and manager Blake Bowers all make up the varsity basketball team. Looking for the open man is Tyler Gederos. Tyler was one of Coquille’s starting guards. Finding the open hole is Russ Schultz. His shot was complete and helped with the win over Rogue River. Kaino, Karen Kendall. Melanie Kennedy. Tracey Kirk. Michelle Kralicek. Michael Kyle. Angela class of 1987 Basketball, boys 11 Page editor: Brian George Knute Matthews drives past number 10 as Chuck Phillips looks for the play. Knute went on to score a lay in. Mike Myhrvold takes a jump shot from the side of the court. The shot was Mike’s first points of the game. Chuck Phillips goes up for the shot with two Rogue River defenders trying to stop him. Their effort failed and the basket scored. Looking for the play is Richard Herold. Rich went on to score a jump shot. COQUILLE OPPONENT 58 Douglas 56 55 Bandon 57 53 Siuslaw 55 66 Brookings 80 57 Gold Beach 48 45 Myrtle Point 54 61 Douglas 76 47 Reedsport 62 61 Siuslaw 85 69 Bandon 66 44 Reedsport 50 50 Brookings 76 58 Gold Beach 77 53 Myrtle Point 59 Lange. Brian Layton. Michael Leri. April Lucas. Randall Lyons. Stacey Marshall, Holly class of 1987 12 Basketball, subvarsity WWjj Marna Magnuson drives past her opponents to add another two points to the score. The game came to a halt as Coquille edged out the Lancers by four points. Rooting for their team are Brown Swin-dall, David Bone. Mark Pearce, Brett Wisely, and Byron White as one of their teammates scores another basket. Coquille had no problem defeating Siuslaw on our homecourt. Virgil Pole uses great form as he sinks another basket for Coquille. Virgil scored 14 points against the Bobcats. Loni Adams races downcourt past her Bandon opponents. Loni shot 100 percent that night, hitting every shot she attempted. Mattos.Mellissa Mauro. Matthew Means. Katrina Mitchell. Jerry Morris, Janet Myhrvold, Michael class of 1987 Basketball, subvarsity 13 The 1986 boys’ JV basketball team consisted of (front row) coach Willard Rust, John Gunther, Marc Pearce, Jim Edick, Vance Rose, Brown Swindall, Mike Hoopes. manager Darrell Foster, (back row) David Bone. Tony Arrant, Bryon White, Dwayne Wheeler, Brett Wisely, and John Ring. The boys’ freshman basketball team consisted of (front row) Richard Phillips. Damon Patton. Rich Lattin. Mike Napier, Jeff Philley. Jason DeMain, Travis Elkins, David White. Clint Williams (back row) coach John Van Burger, Scott Anderson, Troy Clawson, Scott Reed, David Jennings, Charles Altree. and Scott Morrison. The 1986 girls’ JV basketball team consisted of (front row) Jodi Thurman. Kris Fuller, (middle row) Nicole Means, Loni Adams, (back row) head coach Archie Flood. Pepy Munson, Mandy Magnuson, Wendy Smith, Mandy Buckingham, Nancy Young, and assistant coach Teresa Miller. Jimmy Edick hustles downcourt on a fast break as Bryon White assists. There was great support from the crowd as Coquille battled with Myrtle Point. Jodi Thurman has no problem dribbling around her Reedsport’s opponent. Jodi was one of the four freshmen who also played on the varsity team. Page editor. Kim Lyons Noel. Ronald Oliver, Dena Pelc. Kendon Phillips. Lawrence Quigley. Piper Ramey. Pamela class of 1987 Reed. Rachael Reinman.William Reyna. Robert Robinson. Gay Rose.Verissa Sapp. Ronald classof 1987 14 Business Briefhand students Dina Chambers and Lisa McLeary practice taking notes while Mrs. Blomquist dictates. Practicing dictation was part of learning briefhand. Peppy Munson and Suzi Freeman are working productively on general journals for accounting. Suzi is looking up some definitions in her text book. Holly Young operates an adding machine in BOSC. BOSC students also received packets which they were expected to complete by using typewriters or computers. Business 15 Page editor: Brenda Goble Tim Bolen. Jeff Philley, Travis Elkins. Candace Schultz, Carolyn Jeffery, and Christine Bue work hard to achieve high scores on their timings. In typing, students took timings to see how fast they could type with the least amount of errors. Melissa Wechter makes a joke of having her fingers on the wrong keys in beginning typing. Lucky for Melissa she was not taking a typing test. Working diligently in accounting are Monica MacQuarrie, Michelle Maggard, and Theresa Cooke. They are reconciling their bank statements to make sure they are correct. Schultz. Russell Shields. Michelle Simmie. Darren Slevoigh. Rose Smith. Shawn States. Brian class ot 1987 16 Cheerleading Up in the air with her cheer was Kathie Pitts. Helping her out were Janet Cotner and Angie Kyle. Anticipating the arrival of the football team are cheerleaders Cammy Edick, Michelle Kirk, Michelle Shields, and Leah Wilson. The cheerleaders and the student body lined up and made an aisle for the team to enter through. Train, Anthony Trathen.Sara Trott. Kelly Wallace, Nathan Wartnik, Grant Wight, Heather class of 1987 Cheerleading 17 Page editor Rick Anderson Leaning into their cheer for the football team were Trina Means. Tanya Heikkila, Leah Wilson, Michelle Shields, Michelle Kirk. Michelle Maggard, Cammy Edick, and Heather Rooney. Not pictured is Holly Young and Leah Preston. Tara Marshall, Heather Wight, Stacy Peterson, Dale Fox, Kathie Pitts, and Robyn Hunt were the basketball cheerleaders. Not pictured are Janet Cotner and Angie Kyle. Josie Briggs leads a cheer along with the rest of the squad. She ended her cheerleading season abruptly with a move to Douglas. Williams. Christopher Wilson, Leah Winward.Tara Wolfe. Chris Woodward. Teresa class of 1987 Not pictured Berg. Heather Marshal. Daren Morrow, Darrin Myers, Cindy Sax, David class of 1987 18 Choir Walking in with the candles are Cammy Edick, Bob Berryhill, Piper Quigley, and Gregg Caudill. Entering with the lights out, candles aglow and a song on their lips was the perfect way to start the Christmas concert. Singing along with Rachael Reed’s flute were Brett Wisely, Ann Graham. Bob Berryhill, James Nix, Grant Wartnik, Gregg Caudill, Blake Bowers, Brad Martin, and Alison Knutson. The choir was accompanied by many instruments such as the flute, piano, and timpani. Caroling with the choir is Gay Robison. Gay was the foreign exchange student from Ireland. Allison, Ricky Barkley, Richard Barkwell. Patti Beaver. John Beckner, Eva Beers, Robert class of 1988 Choir 19 Getting ready before the next concert are Sara Trathen, Ann Graham, Michelle Kirk. Robert Reyna, and Matt Deen. Practice was important for the choir so they could be in total harmony. Joining in on this song at the Christmas concert are (top row) Brandee Bowen, Janell Eckes, Eva Thornberry, Darrel Foster (middle row) Adrea Pinkston, Tammy Burkett, Alecia Lattin, Cammy Edick (bottom row) Stacey Lyons, Pam Ramey, Tammy Breault, and Karen Kaino. At the request of Mr. Dorsett, the alumni present at the concert stepped down from the audience and sang along. Page editor Rick Anderson Bender, Charlynn Black, Heather Blum.Tonya Bowen. Brandee Bowman. Brady Briggs. Josie class of 1988 20 Clubs Members of the Key Club were (back row) Scott Huffman, Eileen Schmidt. Trenton Galusha (front row) Cristy Peterson. Stacy Peterson, Tanya Heikkila, Wendy Huffman, and Kathie Pitts. The Key Club worked on many money raising projects including several car washes. Business manager Loren Gage changes the marquee. This was one of his important jobs because it let students and supporters know when events were going to happen. The flag team included (back row) Traci Rother, Jennifer Bigart, Kathy Lemery, Marna Magnuson, Jackie Avery (front row) Gay Robinson. Stacey Lyons, Sara Trathen, Ann Graham, Jenny Simpson, and Rachael Reed. The flag team performed at half time of football games and parades with the band. Calley.Robwin Christenson, Robert Christoferson. Stacey Clawson, Ronnie Clayburn. Darrin Cook. Kathleen class of 1988 Clubs 21 Stefani Nichols, Dovie King, and Tammy Godfrey work on raising money for Students in Action for Education. They specialized in raising money to create educational opportunities such as scholarships. The National Honor Society included (back row) Rob Calley, John Gunther, Ron Sapp, Melanie Kendall, Doug Avery, Marna Magnuson, Patti Barkwell, Karen Kaino, Michelle Kirk (middle row) Grant Wartnik, Stacy Peterson, Richard Herold. Cammy Edick, Linda Walter. Pam Ramey, Verissa Rose (front row) Steve Short, Christine Schmidt, Kathy Lemery, Kirsta Crawford, Chandra Bender, Rachael Reed, and Holly Marshall. 22 Clubs Tanya Heikkila attempts to reach out and touch the head of a committee. As vice president, the main problem she faced was to organize all thecommittees. President Cammy Edick addresses the student body. The fear of speaking in public must be overcome to hold this position. American Field Service members include (top row) Tanya Heikkila, Wendy Huffman, Stacy Peterson, Kirsta Crawford, Richard Herold, Christine Peterson, (bottom row) Gay Robinson, and Christine Schmidt. AFS specialized in socializing with foreign exchange students like Gay. Fields,Tom Finnegan,William Gederos. Tyler Gibson, Randi Goddard, Ben Gunther, John class of 1988 Clubs 23 Dance team members Included (back row) Sandy Kyle, Michelle Kirk, Janelle Eckes, Teresa Woodward, (center) Cammy Edick, (front row) Roni Edick, Cammy Hendersen?, and Angie Kyle. They had many exciting performances during halftime at the basketball games. Secretary-treasurer Wendy Huffman reads the minutes from the last meeting before the next one starts. That was just one of the jobs that go along with her office. The college bowl team consists of (back row) Blake Bowers, Kirsta Crawford, Holly Marshall, Christy Peterson, Karen Kaino, Richard Herold (back row) Rob Domenighini, John Gunther, and Grant Wartnik. Page editor. Rick Anderson Hagen, Jason Hagen, Mitch Harris, William Heikkila, Tanya Hoopes, Michael Hopkins, Michael class of 1988 24 Crosscountry Standing at the starting line waiting for the gun are Colleen McCue and Chandra Bender. Chandra was the only girl from the team to qualify for state finishing in sixty-seventh place. Colleen McCue struggles up the hill at the Myrtle Point meet. She headed the girlsoff by taking fifth place. Just stepping out of their places in the starting line are Todd Johnson, Shawn Buckingham, Roger Beers, Fred Mason. Travis Elkins, and Duane Wheeler. All the teams are lined up in a straight line so there was a dash to gain the best position. Howard, Heidi Hunt, Robyn Jenkins. Michael Johnson. Michael Johnson.Todd King. Richard class of 1988 Crosscountry 25 Page editor. Josie Briggs The cross country team consisted of (front row) Kirsta Crawford, Josie Briggs. Fred Mason, Stacy Peterson. Todd Johnson, Noah Temple, Chandra Bender. Travis Elkins, Roger Beers, coach Jerry Luoto (second row) coach Don Crawford. John Gunther, manager Matt Goodwin. Duane Wheeler. Jonathan Morse, Shon Buckingham (back row) Eva Beckner. Dawn Kaneen, Stacey Lyons, Cammy Holbrook. Colleen McCue. Mike Hoopes. Rob Calley. Brent Zartman, and Robert Beers. Showing some of the form that earned him the state title is Rob Calley. Rob’s training program every morning and after school paid off! Jonathan Morse helps Mike Hoopes stretch before the district meet in Bandon. The boys' varsity team did very well taking second place at district with a sixth place finish at state. Knutson. Louis Kruse. Larry Kuntz. Terry LaBrec.Troy Lemery. Kathy Libby. Michelle class of 1988 26 English Scott Reed looks on while Ken Johnson, Trenton Galusha, and Angie Knight follow along in their books. The students in Basic English enjoyed having free time to read. Jodi Thurman jots down a few of her ideas for a creative writing paper. The assignment was to write for 10 minutes on the meaning of Thanksgiving vacation. Engrossed in “The Most Dangerous Game,” are David Jennings, Todd Van Slyke, John Conquest, and Jason Hurt. English I spent a lot of time reviewing short stories. Enjoying the penny game during Spanish II are Kirsta Crawford and Christine Schmidt. The object of the game was to pass the penny underneath the desks while trying to keep it hidden from the others. Long, Teresa Lucas. Corey Lucero, Rhonda Luckman. Eric Lyons. Kim Maggard. Jason class of 1988 English 27 computer are Ron Sapp6' rta dle 'he heir SAT scores 0ard S ,0 Thumhing through the cartoon folders in reading is Travis Peterschick Cartoon olders were used to show the students the humorous sideof life. Page editor. Kim Lyons Lisa McLeary and Rhonda Lucero look at ahfstory book as Steve Walsh rnerpre it for them. The English students were assigned a report todoon the 1800 Ron Faivre r®c‘, i|® afch an earful. Lucas and Skip d asan aid to help the appearances. Magnuson.Marna Mai.J°hn Marquez. Trisha Martin. Brad Martmdale.Jef rey Matthews. Knute class of 1908 28 Field trips LaVette Boen and Roberts Beers aid the fish that have already been clipped on their journey down the chute, as they pass under the arch Dale Fox and David Peel count heads. It was necessary for the fish to be counted so that the hatchery has an estimate of how many fish they have clipped. Oregon State University was awarded a grant for a Junior Science and Humanities Symposium for chosen Oregon high school students. Cathy Lemery, Tanya Heikkila and Kirsta Crawford were recommended by Mr. Klemm and chosen to go to OSU. There were only 150 students chosen statewide for the symposium. Gay Robinson looks through Shakespearian tee-shirts. Other souvenirs from the festival were available. Mattox, Paula McCue. Colleen McCue.Kurt McGlasson.Donny McKeown, Michelle Mcleary.Lisa class of 1988 Field trips 29 Page editor: Brenda Goble On the outing to the fish hatchery it was necessary for people to wear boots and have some rain gear available. Tanya Heikkila, Robyn Hunt, Trina Means and Roberts Beers show off their rain attire, while a member of the fish hatchery shows his affection. Concentrating on clipping his fish is Brett Wisely. The fish were tranquilized to make them a little easier to hang on to. Martin Olsen and Jared Simpson discussed some details of the play. The nice weather also prompted them to play a little frizbee. Meithof. Brian Miller.Carl Miller. Kevin Miller. Merton Mitchell. Ernest Nichols. Stefani classof 1988 30 Football, varsity Coach VanBurger lectures the team during a time out. Pep talks like this helped to calm down the players so that they could think clearly. Making his move on the tackle is Chris Wolfe as Corey Lucas, Randy Lucas and Chris Williams pick on a Bruin. Coquille beat the Bruins 13to0. COQUILLE OPPONENT 12 Neakahnie 21 30 Rogue River 7 20 Bandon 0 12 Reedsport 28 0 Gold Beach 14 7 Myrtle Point 0 0 Siuslaw 28 13 Brookings 0 0 Douglas 20 Nix, James Norton, Tammy Olson, Martin Peel, David Petersen, Bryan Peterson, Stacy class of 1988 Football, varsity 31 Blocking on the left is Bob Berryhill and on the right is Loren Gage as Corey Lucas holds the ball for Tyler Gederos. The field goal attempt was good. The football team includes (front row) Coach John VanBurger, Coach Ken Trathen, manager Carl Miller, Randy Lucas, Chris Wolfe, Jim Edick, Virgil Pole, James Nix. Wade McKinley, (second row) Coach John Christensen, Loren Gage. Greg Zartman. Matt Deen, Tyler Gederos, Brian Miethof. Kevin Kluchesky, Bryon White. David Peel, Paul Wadding-ton. Mike Layton, Chris Williams, Bob Berryhill, Corey Lucas, Kurt McCue. Russ Schultz, and Ben Goddard. Page editor: Brian George Brian Clements runs away from his defender. Brian ran 27 yards to score the first touchdown of the game. Followed by a Bruin is Mike Layton Mike ran 30 yards before being stopped on the 15yard line. Tyler Gederos throws a pass as Mike Layton helps with a block. Tyler completed 2 out of 5 passes that game. Quigley. Robert Reed. Janice Rooney. Heather Sargent. Jeffery Schmidt. Christine Shafer. Richard class of 1988 32 Football, JV Mike Napier (64) tackles a Siuslaw player causing him to fumble the ball. Mike and the defensive unit helped Coquille win this game by keeping Siuslaw out of the end zone. During a time out. coach Keith Lewis discusses some plays with the team. Trenton Galusha (62) listens intently while coach Lewis tells them what strategy to use. Shawn Peerson (33) makes a great punt. Shawn was making the opening kick off against Reedsport. Throwing a pass is David Wight (7) who was the quarterback for our froshmore football team. David got rid of the ball just in time as a mean looking opponent was heading straight for him. Simpson. Jennifer Simpson. Lonnie Stamos.Tony Stevenson. Chad Stone. William Stover. Todd class of 1988 Football, JV 33 Page editor: Brenda Goble Opponent Coquille Gold Beach 24 16 Bandon 44 6 Reedsport 24 6 Gold Beach 27 0 Myrtle Point 28 20 Siuslaw 8 18 Brookings 8 18 Douglas 27 6 Blake Bowers (81), Vance Rose (68) and Shawn Peerson (33) watch intently on the sidelines as Coquille plays an outstanding game against Siuslaw. Blake and Shawn played as half backs while Vance played a guard tackle position. Brett Wisely (80) blocks a Gold Beach player. The rest of the defense is also working hard to hold them back. Wade McKinley (77), Mike Napier (64), Trenton Galusha (63), Travis Peterschick (78), Scott Morrison (31) and Scott Anderson (65) line up. Coquille’s defense was more than ready for whatever Gold Beach's of fense dished out. Tawney, Kelly Temple, Noah Thomas, Stormy Thorneberry. Eva Trees, Stacy Vanslyke, Todd class of 1988 34 Golf Craig Blair prepares to tee off. Craig had a good day and shot his best score ever, a 34. The golf team included (back row) Rich Coleman, Jeff Neuschwander, David White, Ron Noel, Mike Myhrvold (front row) Knute Matthews, Craig Blair, Grant Wartnik, Chris Wolfe, and coach Steve Short. Waddington.Paul Walsh. Stephen Walter, Linda Watts. Teresa White. Bryon Williams. Brenda class of 1988 Golf 35 David White and Rich Coleman discuss the next shot that Rich is going to make. Rich made the shot thanks to David. Knute Matthews putts in an easy shot. This shot helped Knute end the day with a 39. Putting in his last shot of the day is Mike Myhrvold. Mike had the lowest score in this match which was a46. Page editor Brian George Woodward. Terance Not pictured: Young. Holly Bue. Melissa classof 1988 Michels. John Nash. Matthew Ross, Christian Zartman. Gregory classof 1988 36 Graduation Listening to the choir are Melissa Mattos, Mike Johnson, Jennefer Jeffery, Amy Combs, Shannon Bischoff, Margie Cooper, Tina Frazier, Brian Clements, and Teresa Capps. The choir was directed by senior class advisor Ian Dorsett. Having a good time are Billie Barkwell, Carlin Johnson, and April Leri. Chatting with friends seemed to calm the nervous graduates as they waited to enter the gym. The speech delivered by Sara Trathen, valedictorian, received rousing cheers from the students as well as from the audience. The class salutatorian was Rachael Reed. Adams, Loni Anderson, Coreena Arrant, Tony Ball, Alan Beers. Kristina Boen, Lavette class of 1989 Graduation 37 Page editor Kim Lyons Thinking about the future as they listen to the commencement message are members of the class of 1987. The commencement was delivered by John Tastad. Expressing her happiness as she receives her diploma from school board member Maria Wartnik is Shannon Bischoff. A total of 87 students received their dipolomas in the ceremony. Receiving his diploma is Jim Godfrey. School board chairman Robert Wilson presented Jim’s diploma and addressed the graduates. Reminiscing about the good times are Barbie Gant and Greg Hubbard. It was common to see the graduates sharing memories from their past. It’s a happy moment for Jennefer Jeffery as she walks toward the stage. An arch was made for the seniors to pass through as they entered the gym. Bolen,Tim Bone. David Bowers. Blake Brewster, Robert Briggs, Candy Buckingham, Shon class of 1989 38 Health Tony Ramirez and Rhonda Lucero work together in psychology. They are testing each other's logic and reasoning with a word game. Grant Wartnik studies for a pop quiz in Health 2. They learned about mental health and problems that had to do with mental sicknesses. David Peel scans a word search puzzle looking for health 2 terms while Tracy Kennedy relaxes after completing her word search puzzle. Burch. Joseph Burns. Tracie Casey, Dawn Caudill. Gregg Ceniga.Shawna Cooke, Theresa class of 1989 Health 39 ' jt | Wf tugfc € (U- 3 r 7 Scanning through his data, Doug Avery examines the results from a color quiz in psychology. In that week, the students did 10 experiments. Jodi Thurman looks over the data she collected on a color quiz. In psychology, the students enjoyed testing each other withthisquiz. Janice Reed collects data in psychology class. She does this by holding up the colored paper and timing the person in front of her to see how long it takes to read the message on the card and say what the color is. Page editor Jim Godfrey Cordova, Pam Cromwell, Christopher Danielson. Chaya Dennis, Chad Dimit, Shawn Edick, James class of 1989 40 Hello week Jodi Brugh works diligently on a sign. The signs were used to welcome incoming freshmen. Heidi Howard and Holly Young enjoy themselves while they are hopping along in the three-legged race. They managed to get a second place finish. Freshman competitors Scott Huffman, Trenton Galusha, Richard Dockery, and Sean Mauro prepare for the three-legged race which they won. The seniors prevailed in the other events: root beer chug, balloon pop, and the tug of war. During a noon hour assemble, the freshman crowd really enjoy singing before the seniors. This was the only form of organized initiation allowed during school time. Faivre. Ron Finley. Michele Flood. Bob Foster. Darrel Garrington. Shelley Gasner. Juliene class of 1989 Helio week 41 Page editor: Brian George Teresa Woodward and Suzi Freeman concentrate on coloring signs. The signs were used to build school spirit. Cammy Edick introduces foreign exchange student Gay Robinson to the student body. Gay presents Cammy with an Irish flag. Rachael Reed and Wendy Huffman enjoy the three-legged race. This event was one of the funnier events. Mike Myhrvold attaches a balloon to the ceiling. Balloons were one of many decorations used to make our school halls look marvelous. Glazebrook. Jeremy Godfrey. Tammy Goodwin. Matthew Grimm. Christy Haagen. Kevin Hagen.Trina class of 1989 42 Home economics Monty Bidner, Dan Homenyk, and Jason DeMain enjoy eating scones after working hard in home economics. The students also made other kinds of desserts including cakes, cookies, and donuts. Scott Huffman concentrates while cooking donuts in hot oil. He enjoyed making donuts because they were easy to make and they tasted great. Concentrating, Chad Dennis threads a needle. Students got lots of practice threading needles while making patterns because the patterns had many different colors. Harmon, Jenny Henderson. Kami Homenyk, Dan Hurt, Jason Hyatt, Dennis Jeffery, Carolyn class of 1989 Home economics 43 Kathy Cook and Dina Chambers glue cloth on picture frames while Christy Stump studies a pattern. The needlecraft class also worked on pillows, embroidered designs, and other sorts of nicknack. Pam Cordova. Shawn Dimit, and Chaya Danielson are sewing patterns. After the pattern was finished, it would be sewn ontoa pillow. Angela Renard readies pan full of hot oil for making scones. Scones were the students’ favorite desserts to make. Page editor Jim Godfrey Johnson. Darin Johnson. Kenneth Kegel. Deidra Key.Cheria King.Dovie Kluchesky. Kevin class of 1989 44 Homecoming Overwhelmed with joy, queen Suzi Freeman with escort Darren Simmie tries to keep smiling. The two princesses were (left) Barbie Gant with Matt Ramey and (right) Amy Combs and escort Shaun Fluke. Beside the huge bonfire, Loren Gage passes a water balloon in the balloon tossing contest as Kurt McCue catches his. As tradition has it, a stuffed mascot from the opposing team was tossed on the fire as the fans roared. Knutson, Alison Kyle, Sandra Lloyd. Joanna MacQuarrie, Monica Maggard, Michelle Marshall. Shannon class of 1989 Homecoming 45 Performing to the Beatles are Loren Gage, Brian Galusha. Richard Herold, and Brian George. The theme for the air band was the 50’s and 60’s, the seniors chose the song Come together , by the Beatles. Amy Combs. Shaun Fluke, Barbie Gant, Matt Ramey, Suzi Freeman, and Darren Simmie watch the homecoming game from the stands. Out of these three senior princesses. Suzi was named homecoming queen. Jenny Ralph, Josie Briggs, Ernie Mitchell, and Brad Martin sing the school song through the smoke of the bonfire. The cheerleading squad and the band were there to add to the assembly with their exuberance. Roasting marshmallows and showing off their original Boz hair cuts are Rick Anderson and Paul Waddington. The fire was too hot to be close to for very long. 46 Junior prom Marna Magnuson and Ed Ness sit comfortably at their table. They examine Ed’s boutonniere while in the background Todd Danielson and Eric Danielson take a break from the festivities. Smiling in excitement are Patti Barkwell and Steve Joling. They were about to have their picture taken by the photographer from Eugene. Taking a sip of her punch is Teresa Watts. Her date for the evening was Steve Walsh. Steve decided he needed a little break from all of the dancing. Kim Lyons and Steve Joling show how much fun they are having. Kim was crowned junior prom queen. Morse. Jonathan Mundell, Chris Munson. Maureen Pearce. Mark Peerson. Shawn Perry. Doug class of 1989 Junior prom 47 Page editor: Brenda Goble Enjoying the talents of the caterer are Todd Johnson and Megan Danielson. There was quite a variety of refreshments from which to choose. Randi Gibson and Brian Meithof sit this one out. Randi was telling Brian how much fun she was having. Jason Hagen was intently watching while all the dancers assemble on the dance floor. Jason decided to relax a little and shed his tuxedo jacket. Peterson. Cristy Pier, Stacy Pitts. Kathie Pole. Virgil Preston. Leah Ring. Jonathan class of 1989 48 Math Mandy Magnuson passes her math assignment in to Wayne Smith. Handing in all assignments was very important considering the fact that they counted one-fifth toward the overall grade. Linda Walter tackles a tough math equation. Equations, story problems, and raising to higher powers were among some of the things that the students learned. Listening to Mr. Smith’s lecture in Algebra I are Darrin Johnson, Wayne Smith, April Vickers, John Pantekoek, Mike Napier, and John Ring. Algebra I was a study of the basic methods of linear relations. Rose, Vance Schmidt. Eileen Slagle. Bonnie Slevoigh.Treva Sorensen, Susan Sparkman. Robert class of 1989 Math 49 Page editor Kim Lyons Working on the day’s problems are Candy Sharpe, Kathie Pitts, Jason Hurt, Kim Weigel, and Deyan Allison. In algebra I, the students had plenty of homework. Studying vigorously for the next test in algebra II is Shawn Peerson. It took serious studying habits to be a successful math student. Kathy Lemery assists Christine Schmidt and Stacey Petersen with some calculations. Calculators aided the students in solving some of the trigonometry problems. Stephens, Karen Stump, Kristi T readaway, Donna Vigue. Peter Wallace, Lee Warman. Marvin class of 1989 50 Pepassemblies Dan Horlacher, Tina Frazier, Snoopy, and Margie Cooper watch the pep assemble. At this assemble people try to crowd into a pickup truck. Standing up showing his spirit at a football pep assembly is Tim Bolen. The sophomores were preparing for class competition. Wechter. Melissa Weigel. Kimberly Wheeler. Duane Wilkinson. Jean Wilson. Areole Wisely. Brett class of 1989 Pepassemblies 51 Pouring a can of Slice into Shawn Peer-son’s mouth is Bob Flood. They were part of the sophomore air band. Tara Winward, Stacy Lyons, and Kim Couey are all tied up as they compete in a relay race. They managed a second place finish. Enjoying themselves at a pep assemble are Tara Winward, Gay Robinson. Rob Domenighini, Sara Trathen. Ann Graham, and Chris Wolfe. They are watching people pile into trucks. Peppy Munson, James Nix, and Paul Waddington are delighted to have enough spirit to take part in this contest. They tried to fit as many people in the back of a pickup truck as possible. Page editor Brian George Wisner. Ronald Wright. Daniel Yapie. Christine Young. Joann Zanni.Eric class of 1989 Not pictured. Bidner. Monty Chambers, Joanna Conquest, Johnny McAdams, Kimberly Pantekoek.John Sanderlin, Michelle Sinclair. Timothy Wilson,Terry class of 1989 52 Physical education Jumping rope are Brett Wisely, Terance Woodward, and Mike Hoopes. Jumping rope is a good way to strengthen the heart and lungs and it also builds endurance. Monica MacQuarrie and Pam Ramey work on their abdominal wall. With enough situps, they could make their stomach look like a washboard. Allison, Deyan Altree, Charles Anderson. Scott Arrant, Janice Arriola. Casey Arriola, Suzzanne class of 1990 Physical education 53 Page editor: Rick Anderson Carolyn Leary works her thighs with the sled. This exercise focuses on the front of the thighs adding muscle mass. Shooting a basketball in her free time is Nance Young. Basketball is an enjoyable game and it also helps develop hand-eye coordination. Brady Bowman, Brian Galusha. Mike Kralicek, and Don McGlasson pump off pushups. Pushups build up the tricep and chest. Straining while finishing his pullups is Fred Mason. The pullups strengthen the entire upper body which helped Fred with wrestling. Atwell, Chad Avery, Jackie Beaver, Jason Beers. Roger Bigart, Jennifer Buckingham, Mandy class of 1990 54 Science Craig Blair and Chris Wolfe do some last-minute checking on momentum problems in physics class. For an experiment. the class dropped a nail from the top of the grandstands to see what the momentum of the nail was. Josie Briggs takes a peek at the intestinal region of a fetal pig during fourth period. If you had a weak stomach, you wouldn’t have wanted to take biology 2 fourth period. Greg Zartman steadies himself as he cuts the stomach away from a fetal pig in biology 2 class. The students worked on the fetal pigs for a semester. Kirsta Crawford and Kathy Lemery follow the step by step procedures for cutting away the fetal pig’s body cavity in biology 2 class. The students did everything from skinning the fetal pig to giving it a burial in the school’s dumpster. Bue. Christine Bue, Eric Card. Byron Cearley. David Childs, Roy Clawson, Troy class of 1990 Science 55 Ltttunu luuii mull Jiiu, i If MUM m )V6 21)6 • r-.« 1 1 «ll I 1 ' — � Melanie Kendall inputs figures to her calculator to get an exact answer for physics class. Physics students did lots of problems but they also did experiments which were interesting. Mike Myhrvold concentrates on a physics problem. These problems required a little more reasoning in order to get the correct answer. Grant Wartnik checks over another student’s paper. Students got more out of physics by helping each other out and working together. Johnathon Morse looks at sodium chloride that was deposited after he left salt water in the beaker and put it in the dehydrator for 24 hours. The chemistry students also had lots of fun heating up glass and blowing it into shapes. Page editor Jim Godfrey Colvin, Tracy Couey, Christopher Demain. Jason Dockery, Richard Eckes.Janell Edick.Ronnell class of 1990 56 Senior ball Enjoying a dance are Marvin Warman, Kami Hendersen, Alisa Bolen, Eric Danielson, Rhonda Lucero, and Terance Woodward. Cosmic Sights and Sounds did a great job putting on the music. Bob Berryhill proudly escorts senior prom queen Suzi Freeman. Others on the prom court were Alisa Bolen, Melissa Diamond, Barbie Gant, Trina Means, and Pam Ramey. Richard Herold samples some of the punch at the refreshment table. Everyone enjoyed the food and drinks catered by Mrs. Jerin of The Kitchen. Elkins.Travis Frye. Melissa Fuller. Kristine Galusha, Trenton Gardner. Taryn Grant, Jason class of 1990 Senior ball 57 Page editor: Kim Lyons Taking a break from the action are Craig Blair and Dena Oliver. The classes of 87’ and 88' had a combined junior-senior prom. Billie Barkwell and John Cook entertain themselves by watching the people dance. Two hundred and ten students attended the prom. Danny Horlacher and Michelle Shields head out to the dance floor to dance to the theme song. “Don’t Dream It’s Over” by Crowded House. Cammy Holbrook and her date, Robbie James, arrive at the prom while Leana Brown waits in line for Jim Godfrey to pay for the pictures. Green. Stephanie Haagen. Brenda Hagen. Terri Hardman. Walter Harris. Lawrence Hartley. Kris class of 1990 58 Shop Jason Maggard uses a disk sander to shape his project. He also used a clamp to hold his work in place. Pounding a dowl through a sizer is Fred Mason as Russ Schultz looks on. The dowl was used to strengthen the joints in his waterbed. Henderson, Staci Huffman, William Huntley, Jai Jennings, David Johnson, Heidi Johnson, Karra class of 1990 Shop 59 Troy LaBrec watches Darren Clayburn arc weld. The helmet is to protect their faces and eyes. Turning a baseball bat on the wood lathe is Skip Miller. For the sanding he left the bat turning and wrapped the sandpaper around it. Measuring his knife rack for the final cut is Don McGlasson. Knife racks were a popular project as Christmas edged closer. Johnson. Pamela Kaneen. Dawn Knight, Angela Lattin. Richard Leary. Carolyn Magnuson. Mandy class of 1990 60 Social studies In world problems, Michelle Kirk reads her opening statement to the jury. She is trying to prove her defendant innocent. Holly Young works in global studies on her map. Trevor Gardner listens intently behind her as Rick Allison tells him a story. Tamra Ferre, Heidi Weiser and Patti Bark-well construct graphs of countries for Global Studies. This project was done with everyone’s cooperation and they worked together. Mai, Jodi Mauro.Sean McAdams. Roberta Means. Nicole Miller. Sandi Milliken.Lynna class of 1990 Social studies 61 Tamra Ferre is sitting back for a moment. Mr. Dorsett has given them a chance to relax after a long lecture and notes. In U.S. history, Jason Maggard has finished his work and takes some leisure time to read a book. Mr. Trathen allows them to do something quietly when their work isdone. Karen Kaino is the judge in a staged trial for world problems. Margie Cooper is acting as a police officer as she testifies on thewitnessstand. NO SMOKING CXVGOIftUSC Morgan. James Morrison. Scott Myers. Gary Napier. Michael Neuschwander. Jeffrey Oliver. Gordan class of 1990 Page editor: Brenda Goble 62 Staff Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Woody are deciding if this magazine is worth keeping in the library or not. Behind them is the special reference section, just one of the many sections in the library. Business manager John Beedle, school board members Terry Mai. Robert Wilson, Gordon Smith, Maria Wartnik, Joy DeMain, Craig Trigg and superintendent Jim Harr.o have had lots of new ideas proposed to them. One new project was the Core Team which helped alcohol or drug dependent students to kick the habit. Bus drivers Claire Sproul, Elsie Fults, Nancy Martin, La Von Pierce, Dick Norris, and Kay Pearson show how they really enjoyed driving. Patton. Damon Peel.Tuanya Perry, Curtis Peterschick. Travis Philley. Jeffrey Phillips. Richard class of 1990 Staff 63 Cook Mary Baker, head cook Bertie Hillyer and cook Emma Marca show how much they enjoy cooking for students. The menu for the 1986-87 school year included an expanded salad bar with nachos, burritos and biscuits. Mrs. Quigley crosses off names of students as she counts the number of boys and girls in each class. This is just one of the many jobs Mrs. Quigley performed for the counselors. Mrs. Farrier listens intently while Suzzanne Arriola asks her a question. Kris Fuller was also interested in the answer and Jessica Temple. Jason Ray and Michael Kralicek concentrate on improving their typing skills. Mrs. Farrier was a new teacher for typing, record keeping, and general math. Pinkston. Adrea Ralph. Jennifer Ramirez. Tony Ray. Jason Reed. Scott Renard. Angela class of 1990 64 Track, girls Joann Young practices throwing the discus before the event. She threw 93.11 feet at the girls’ invitational track meet. Carolyn Leary races toward the finish line in the 200 meter dash. She placed second with a time of 27.58 seconds. The girls track team included (front row) Heather Landmark, Carolyn Leary, Tanya Heikkila, Michelle McKeown, Teresa Capps, Monica MacQuarrie, Pam Ramey, Colleen McCue (second row) Coach Andy Klemm, Mandy Magnuson, Pepy Munson, Deyan Allison, Jodi Thurman, Kris Fuller, Heidi Howard. Cammy Holbrook, Linda Irwin, coach Jerry Luoto (third row) coach Don Crawford, manager Ruha Wilson, Wendi Smith, Cristy Peterson, Christine Schmidt, Stacy Peterson, Chandra Bender, Joann Young, Kim Lyons, manager Gay Robinson, and coach Larry Phillips. Colleen McCue heads for the wire in the 100 meter hurdles. Her time was 17.49 seconds placing her third. Roberts. Kimberly Rogers. Jakki Rother. Traci Schollian.Shanon Schultz. Candace Seiger. Melody class of 1990 Track, girls 65 Wendy Smithand Christine Schmidt keep up a steady pace on the second lap in the 1500 meter run. They both placed well at the end of the race. Tanya Heikkila flies through the air in the long jump. She placed fourth which helped Coquille to take first place at theiropening meet. Pacing herself in the 1500 meter run, Stacy Peterson went on to take third place at the North Bend track meet. Pepy Munson throws the shot put at the Coos County track meet. She was named best girl thrower at the meet. Pam Ramey hands off the baton to Monica MacQuarrie in the last leg of the relay. The relay team took first at the Coquille invitational track meet. Page editor: Jim Godfrey Sharp, Candi Sharpe. Lisa Siewell, David Silveus. Jennifer Silveus. Sharon Simpson, Jared class of 1990 66 Track, boys Brian States clears the bar in the pole vault competition. He has been participating in the pole vault since seventh grade. Matt Deen glides across the finish line in the 400 meter relay. The relay team which consisted of Mike Layton, Shawn Peerson. Matt Deen. and John Mai. broke the school record with a time of 44.35. Coach Larry Phillips gives Wade McKinley a last minute tip on throwing the javelin after Wade made it to the finals at the Coquille invitational. He placed third and was very pleased. Leaping through the air, John Mai competes in the long jump. He also participated in the 100 and 200 meter dash and the 400 meter relay. Sisson, Brian Sisson. Stephanie Skinner, Aubrey Smith. Wayne Smith. Wendi Steel. Shawna class of 1990 Track, boys 67 The boys track team included (front row) Rob Calley, Tony Stamos, Brown Swindall, Shawn Peerson, John Mai, Mike Hoopes (second row) Carl Miller, John Gunther, Jonathan Morse, Shon Buckingham, Travis Elkins, Mike Layton, Brent Zartman (third row) coach Don Crawford, coach Andy Klemm, Kenneth Johnson, Trenton Galusha, Chris Williams, Matt Deen, Brian George, coach Jerry Luoto (fourth row) manager Blake Bowers, Virgil Pole, Kevin Kluchesky, Wade McKinley, Joseph Burch, Alan Ball, manager Rob Domenighini, and coach Larry Phillips. Kevin Kluchesky shows good form as he flies over the hurdles. He ran in the high hurdles and threw the shot put. Shawn Peerson races towards the finish line in the 200 meter relay. He also competed in the 400 meter dash and both relays. Mike Layton throws the javelin at the Coquille invitational taking first place. His final throw of the day was 187 feet. 68 Baseball James Nix warms up before the game gets underway. James pitched and played right field. Richard Herold runs to first base after hitting a ground ball through the shortstop’s legs. Rich played second base on the varsity team. Tony Arrant watches the ball while crossing home plate. Bryon White hit a double on this play which scored Tony. Members of the varsity baseball team are (front row) Robby Beers. Richard Herold. Randy Lucas. Rick Anderson. James Nix. Troy LaBrec (back row) coach Gary Waddington. Scott Morrison, Mike Johnson, Tony Arrant. Brad Martin, Chuck Phillips, Bryon White, Troy Clawson, and Russ Schultz. Vickers. Wendy Warman. Modena Weigel. Jeffrey Wight, David Wilcut. Melissa Williams. Clinton class of 1990 L i Baseball 69 Rick Anderson, Paul Waddington, and Brad Martin take a break between games. They played a double-header against Waldportthat day. Using all his effort to grab the ball is Brad Martin. Brad was starter at first base and also saw some time pitching. Scott Morrison runs to third base. Scott played short stop and pitched. Page editor. Brian George Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Ruha Wofford, Jena Woosley. James Young, Nancy Zartman, Brent class of 1990 70 Volleyball, varsity Steadily concentrating on the ball as she carefully bumps it over the net is Kim Lyons. Because of Coquille’s great offensive teamwork, the Myrtle Point Bobcats were unable to overhaul the Lady Devils. Trisha Marquez tips the ball out of the reach of her Brookings opponents. Trisha served as the main offensive setter for her team. Carolyn Leary, Trisha Marquez, and Kim Lyons watch as Monica MacQuarrie bumps the ball to Teresa Capps. Sitting on the bench are Peppy Munson, Suzi Freeman, Barbie Gant, and Sarah Trathen. Karl Schmidt, principal Jim Duncan, vice principal Judi Blomquist, business John Christiansen, math Don Crawford, resource Bill DeBoard, computers Volleyball, varsity71 The varsity vollyeball team includes (front row) Verissa Rose, Monica MacQuarrie, Carolyn Leary, Suzi Freeman, and Trisha Marquez, (back row) Sarah Trathen, Michelle McKeown, Teresa Capps, coach Sharon Nelson, Barbie Gant, Kim Lyons, and Rachael Reed. Not pictured is Pepy Munson. Carolyn Leary scores points with her perfect serve. Carolyn was one of the top servers on the varsity team. Slamming the ball over the net and into her opponent’s face is Michelle McKeown. Michelle was chosen for the all-league second team. Page editor Josie Briggs Elaine DeBoard. English Elizabeth De Sa E Silva, Spanish Ian Dorsett, social studies Debby Farrier, business Sue Godfrey, aide Lois Humphrey, librarian 72 Volleyball, JV The 1986 JV volleyball team consisted of (front row) Jodi Thurman, Allison Knutson, Angie Knight, Megan Danielson, Christy Peterson, and Kris Fuller (back row) Deyan Allison, Peppy Munson, coach Nancy Ellis, Mandy Buckingham, Christine Schmidt, and Nancy Young. Mandy Buckingham spikes the ball over the net to the opposing team. Spiking the ball was done to make it harder for the opposing team to return it. Allison Knutson tips the ball past the Gold Beach opponents. Coquille had a hot night and won both games of that match. Megan Danielson bumps up a nice return to her teammate. Allison Knutson. Teamwork was one of the most important objects of the game. Janice Inman, English Ken Johnson, counselor Andrew Klemm, science Jerry Luoto, art Patricia Martizia. English Betty Jean McCue, secretary Volleyball, JV 73 Page editor: Kim Lyons Christy Peterson makes a great effort as she dives for the ball for a spectacular save as Kris Fuller moves in to help out. Sacrificing their bodies was a very common event for the players. Deyan Allison slams the ball over for a nice power serve. Serving was one of the many skills that the team concentrated on. COQUILLE won won lost won lost won won lost lost lost won won won won won won OPPONENT Pacific Pacific Siuslaw Bandon Douglas Reedsport Gold Beach Brookings Myrtle Point Siuslaw Bandon Douglas Reedsport Gold Beach Brookings Myrtle Point Christy Peterson. Megan Danielson, and Christine Schmidt cheer their team on to victory. School spirit was really outstanding. Jodi Thurman shows good form as she bumps up the ball. The incoming freshmen made up the majority of the team. Patty Moody, foods Sharon Nelson. PE. health Kippen Parret. custodian Larry Phillips. PE. health Coleeta Quigley, secretary Barbara Rollins, counselor 74 Wrestling Waiting for their match. Rob Beers, Grant Wartnik, and Tom Fields give advice to a team member on the mat. Coquille placed first at the four-way tournament with Douglas, Reedsport and Pacific. Looking for the right moment to shoot. Noah Temple eyes this Bandon wrestler. His opponent left his right leg exposed too long and Noah took advantage, bringing himdown. The wrestling team includes (front row) Fred Mason, Rob Beers, Grant Wartnik. Todd Johnson, Troy LaBrec (second row) Noah Temple, Trenton Galusha, Rob Christenson. Paul Waddington, Brian Lange (third row) Kevin Kluchesky, Jason Hagen, Loren Gage, Rick Anderson, Chris Williams (fourth row) Roger Beers, Curtis Perry, Tom Fields, Jason Hurt (top row) coach Ken Lewis, manager Rob Quigley and coach Ken Johnson. Edward Schaenzer, woods Robert Schultz, science Steve Short, social studies Milt Smith, metals Joseph Sterrett. math KennethTrathen, social studies Wrestling 75 Chris Williams goes for a single leg takedown on his Pacific opponent. Chris pinned him adding six points to the team’s score leading the Devils to a win in the tournament. With a firm grip on the right leg, Todd Johnson goes for a single leg takedown. Todd then put him in a cradle and pinned him. Jason Hurt applies pressure to a Reeds-port opponent with a quarter nelson taking him to his back. Jason won by a decision on the first match and a pin on the second. Kevin Kluchesky takes the left arm of his opponent twisting him over in a painful position. With that grip on the opponent’s arm, he unwillingly went over on hisbackgiving Kevinapin. In the third round and the last match of the evening, varsity wrestler Loren Gage pinned this Bandon wrestler after showing off some excellent moves. The varsity put on some good matches and won the meet. a Caudill, Gregg 18,38 Cearley, David 54 Ceniga, Shawna 38 Chambers, Dina 4,14,43 Adams, Elona 12,13,36 Chandler, Tina 2,4 Allison, Deyan 49,52,64 Childs, Roy 6,7,54 Allison, Ricky 18,60 Christenson, Rob 3,20,74 Altree, Charles 3,13,52 Christiansen, John 31,70 Anderson, Coreeno 36 Christoferson, Stacey 20 Anderson, Rick 2,45,68,69,74 Clawson, Ronnie 20 Anderson, Scott 13,33,52 Clawson, Troy 13,54,68 Arrant, Janice 52 Clayburn, Darrin 20,59 Arrant, Tony 13,36,68 Clements, Brian 4,31,36 Arriola, Casey 52 Coleman, Rich 34,35 Arriola, Suzanne 6,52,63 Colvin, Tracy 55 Atwell, Chad 53 Combs, Amy 4,36,44,45 Atwell, Marc 2 Conquest, Johnny 26 Avery, Douglas 2,21,39 Cook, John 57 Avery, Jackie 14,20,53 Cook, Kathleen 20,43 Cooke, Theresa 15,38 Cooper, Margie 4,36,50,61 b Cordova. Pam 39,43 Cotner, Janet 5,16,36 Couey, Christopher 55 Couey, Kymberly 5.51 Baker, Mary 63 Crawford, Don 5,25,64,67,70 Crawford, Kirsta 21,22,23,25,26,28,54 Ball, Alan 36,67 Crim, Michael 5 Barkley, Richard Barkwell, Billie 18 2,4,36,57 Cromwell, Christopher 39 Barkwell, Patti 18,21,46,60 Beaver, Jason 7,53 ■ Beaver, John 10,18 d Beckner, Eva 18,25 Beedle, John 62 Beers, Kristina 36 Beers, Robert 5,18,25,28,29,68,74 Daniels, Jack 21 Beers, Roger 3,24,25,53,74 Danielson, Chaya 39,43 Bender, Chandra 2,5,21,24,25,36,64 Danielson, Eric 46,56 Bender, Charlynn 19 Danielson, Megan 21,47 Berryhil 1, Robert 2,18,31,56 Danielson, Todd 46 Bidner, Monty 42 De Sa E Silva, Elizabeth 71 Bigart, Jennifer 20,53 DeBoard, Bill 70 Birdwell, Toby 3 DeBoard, Elaine 71 Bischoff, Shannon 3,36,37 Deen, Matt 19,21,31,66,67 Black, Heather 19 DeMain, Jason 13,42,55 Blair, Craig 3,10,34,54,57 DeMain, Joy 62 Blomquist, Judy 14,70 Dennis, Chad 39,42 Blum, Tonya 19 Diamond, Melissa 5,56 Boen, Lavetfe 28,36 Dimit, Shawn 39,43 Bolen, Alisa 3,56 Dockery, Richard 40,55 Bolen, Tim 15,37,50 Domenighini, Robert 5,10.23,51,67 Bone, David 12,13,37 Dorsett, Ian 71 Bowen, Brandee 19 Duncan, James 70 Bowers, Blake 10,18,23,33,37,67 Durrell, Leslie 5 Bowman, Brady 19,53 Breault, Tammy 19 Brewster, Robert 37 Briggs, Candy 37 e Briggs, Josie 17,19,25,45,54 Brown. Leano 57 Brugh, Jodi 3,40 Eckes, Janell Buckingham, Mandy 9,13,53 19,23,55 Buckingham, Shon 24,25,37,67 Edick, Cammy 5,6,16,17,18,19,21,22,23,41 Bue, Christine 54 Edick, James 13,31,39 Bue, Eric 54 Edick, Ronnell 23,55 Bue, Melissa 15 Elkins, Travis 13,15,24,25,56,67 Burch, Joseph 38,67 Engle, Lea 21,27 Burkett, Tammy 19 Burns, Tracie 38 f C 1 Faivre, Ron 27,40 Farrier, Debby 63,71 Calley, Robwin 5,6,20,21,25,67 Ferre, Tamra 21,60.61 Capps, Teresa 3,8,9,36,64,70,71 Fields, Tom 22,74 Card, Byron 54 Finley, Michele 40 Carroll, Mike 4 Finnegan, William 22 Casey, Dawn 38 Flood, Archie 9,13 Flood, Bob 40,51 Foster, Darrel 13,19,40 Fox, Dale 6,17,28 Frazier, Tina 6,36,50 Freeman, Susan 6,14,41,44,45.56,70.71 Frye, Melissa 56 Fuller, Kristine 13,56,63,64 Fults, Elsie 62 9 Gage, Loren 6,20.31,44,45,74,75 Galusha, Brian 6,45.53 Galusha, Trenton 20,26,32,33,40,56,67.74 Gant, Barbara 7,36,44,45.56,70,71 Gardner, Taryn 56 Gardner, Trevor 7,60 Garrington, Shelley 40 Gasner, Juliene 40 Gederos, Tyler 10,22,31 George, Brian 7,36,45,67 Gibson, Rondi 2,22,47 Glazebrook, Jeremy 41 Goble, Brenda 7 Goddard, Ben 22,31 Godfrey, James 7,36,57 Godfrey, Sue 71 Godfrey, Tammy 21,41 Goodwin, Matthew 25,41 Graham, Ann 7,18,19,20,51 Grant, Jason 56 Green, Stephanie 57 Grimm, Christy 41 Gunther, Allen 5 Gunther, John 6,13,21,22,23,25,67 h Haagen, Brenda 57 Haagen, Kevin 41 Hagen, Jason 23,47,74 Hagen, Mitch 23 Hagen, Terri 57 Hagen, Trino 41 Hardman, Walter 57 Harmon, Jenny 42 Harris, Jim 62 Harris, Lawrence 57 Harris, William 23 Hartley, Kris 57 Heikkila, Tanya 9,17,20,22,23,28,29,64,65 Henderson, Kami 23,42,56 Henderson, Staci 58 Herold, Richard 8,10.11,21,22,23,45,56,68 Hillyer, Bertie 63 Holbrook, Cammy 8,25,57,64 Homenyk, Cynthia 8 Homenyk, Dan 42 Hoopes, Michael 5,13,23,25,52,67 Hopkins, Michael 23 Horlacher, Danny 8,50,57 Howard, Heidi 24,40,64 Hubbard, Gregory 8,36 Hudson, Angela 8 Huffman, Wednesday 9,20.22,23,41 Huffman, William 20,40,42,58 Humphrey, Lois 62,71 Hunt, Robyn 17,24,29 Huntley, Jai 58 Hurt, Jason 26,42,49,74,75 Hutson, Marty 9 Hyatt, Dennis 42 • 1 Inman, Janice 72 Irwin, Lynda 9,64 • 1 James, Robbie 57 Jeffery, Carolyn 15,42 Jeffery, Jenneffer 9,36,37 Jenkins, Michael 24 Jennings, David 13,26,58 Johnson, Carlin 9,36 Johnson, Darin 43,48 Johnson, Heidi 58 Johnson, Karra 58 Johnson, Ken 72 Johnson, Kenneth 26,43,67 Johnson, Michael, 11 24 Johnson, Michael, 12 9,36,68 Johnson, Pamela 59 Johnson, Todd 24,25,47,74,75 Joling, Steve 46 k Kaino, Karen 10,19,21,23,61 Kaneen, Dawn 25,59 Kegel, Deidra 2,43 Kendall, Melanie 10,21,55 Kennedy, Tracey 10,38 Key, Cheria 43 King, Dovie 21,43 King, Richard 24 Kirk, Michelle 10,16,17,19,21,23,60 Klemm, Andy 28,64,67,72 Kluchesky, Kevin 6,31,43,67,74,75 Knight, Angela 26,59 Knutson, Alison 18,44 Knutson, Louis 25 Kralicek, Michael 10,53,63 Kruse, Larry 25 Kuntz, Terry 25 Kyle, Angela 10,16,23,36 Kyle, Sandra 23,44 I LaBrec, Troy 25,59,68,74 Landmark, Heather 64 Lange, Brian 3,11,74 Lattin, Alecia 19 Lattin, Richard 13,59 Layton, Michael 11,31,66,67 Leary, Carolyn 9,53,59,64,70,71 Lemery, Kathy 3,20,21,25,28,49,54 Leri, April 11,36 Lewis, Keith 32,74 Libby, Michelle 25 Lloyd, Joanna 44 Long, Teresa 26 Lucas, Corey 26,27,30,31 Lucas, Randall 10,11,30,31,36,68 Lucero, Rhonda 26,38,56 Luckman, Eric 26 Luoto, Jerry 25,64,67,72 Lyons, Kim 26.46,64,70,71 Lyons, Stacey 11,19,20,25,51 o MacQuarrie, Monica 8,9,15,44,52,64,65,5 Maggard, Jason 26,58,61 Maggard, Michelle 5,15.17,44 Magnuson, Mondy 9,13,48,59,64 Magnuson, Marna 12,20,21,27,46 Mai, Jodi 60 Mai, John 27,28,66,67 Mai, Terry 62 Marco, Emma 63 Marquez, Trisha 6,27,70,71 Marshall, Holly 11,21,23 Marshall, Shannon 44 Marshall, Tara 6,17,45 Martin, Brad 10,18,27,45,68,69 Martin, Nancy 62 Martindale, Jeffrey 27 Martizia, Potty 72 Mason, Fred 24,25,45,53.58,74 Matthews, Knute 10,11.27,34.35,60 Mottos, Mellissa 12,36 Mattox, Paula 28 Mauro, Matthew 12 Mauro, Sean 40,60 McAdams, JoDonna 45 McAdams, Roberta 60 McCue, Betty Jean 72 McCue, Colleen 8,9,24,25,28,64 McCue, Kurt 10,28,31,44 McGlasson, Donny 28,53,59 McKeown, Michelle 28,64,71 McKinley, Wade 31,33,45,66,67 Mcleary, Lisa 14,28 McNeal, Michael 45 Means, Katrina 12,17,29,56 Means, Nicole 13,60 Meithof, Brian 29,31,47 Merritt, Cinda 2,45 Miller, Carl 29,31,67 Miller, Kevin 29 Miller, Sandi 60 Miller, Skip 27,29,59 Miller, Teresa 13 Milliken, Lynna 60 Mitchell, Ernest 29,45 Mitchell, Jerry 12 Moody, Patty 73 Morgan, James 61 Morris, Janet 12 Morrison, Scott 13,33,61,68,69 Morse, Jonathan 25,46,55,67 Mundell, Chris 46 Munson, Maureen 9,13,14,46,51,64,65, Myers, Gary 61 Myhrvold, Michael 10,11,12,34,35,41,5; n Napier, Michael 13,32.33,48,61 Nelson, Sharon 71,73 Ness, Ed 46 Neuschwander, Jeffrey 34,61 Nichols, Stefani 21,29 Nix, James 18,30,31,51,68 Noel, Ronald 13,34 Norris, Dick 62 Norton, Tammy 30 Oliver, Dena 13,57 Oliver, Gordon 61 Olsen, Martin 29,30 P Pantekoek, John 48 Parret, Kippen 73 Patton, Damon 13,62 Pearce, Mark 12,13,46 Pearson, Kay 62 Peel, David 28,30,31,38 Peel, Tuanya 62 Peerson, Shawn 32,33,46,49,51,66,67 Pelc, Kendon 13,60 Perry, Curtis 62,74 Perry, Doug 46,62 Peferschick, Travis 33,62 Petersen, Bryan 7 Peterson, Bryan 30 Peterson, Cristy 20,22,23,47,64 Peterson, Stacy 3,17,20,21,22,25,30,49,64,65 Philley, Jeffrey 13,15,62 Phillips, Chuck 10,11,13,68 Phillips, Larry 10,64,66,67,73 Phillips, Richard 13,62 Pier, Stacy 47 Pierce, LaVon 62 Pinkston, Adrea 19,63 Pitts, Kathie 16,17,20,47,49 Pole, Virgil 12,31,47,67 Preston, Leah 47 q Quigley, Coleeta 63,73 Quigley, Piper 13,18 Quigley, Robert 31,74 r Ralph, Jennifer 45,63 Ramey, Pamela 13,19,21,36,52,56,64,65 Ramirez, Tony 38,63 Ray, Jason 63 Reed, Janice 31,39 Reed, Rachael 14.18,20.21,41,71 Reed, Scott 13,26,63 Reinman, William 4,14 Renard, Angela 43,63 Reyna, Robert 14,19 Ring, Jonathan 13.47.48 Roberts, Kimberly 64 Robinson, Gay 14.18,20.22,28,36,41,51,64 Rogers, Jakki 64 Rollins, Barbara 73 Rooney, Heather 17,27,31 Rose, Vance 13,33,48 Rose, Verissa 14,21,71 Rother, Traci 20,64 Rust, Willard 13 s V Sapp, Ronald 4,14,21 Sargent, Jeffery 31 Schaenzer, Edward 74 Schmidt. Christine 3,21,22,26,31,49 Schmidt, Eileen 14,20,48 Schmidt, Karl 70 Schollion, Shanon 64 Schultz, Candace 15,64 Schultz, Robert 74 Schultz, Russell 10,15,31,58,68 Seiger, Melody 64 Shafer, Richard 31 Sharp, Candi 49,65 Sharpe, lisa 65 Shields, Michelle 15.16,17,57 Short, Steve 21.34,74 Siewell, David 65 Silveus, Jennifer 65 Silveus, Sharon 65 Simmie, Darren 15,44,45 Simpson, Jared 6.29,65 Simpson, Jennifer 20,32 Simpson, Lonnie 32 Sisson, Brian 66 Sisson, Stephanie 6,66 Skinner, Aubrey 66 Slagle, Bonnie 48 Slevoigh, Rose 4,15 Slevoigh, Treva 48 Smith, Gordon 62 Smith, Milt 48,74 Smith, Shawn 15 Smith, Wayne 48,66 Smith, Wendi 9,13,64,65,66 Sorensen, Susan 48 Sparkman, Robert 48 Sproul, Claire 62 Stamos, Tony 32,67 States, Brian 15,66 Steel, Shawna 66 Stephens, Karen 49 Sterrett, Joseph 74 Stevenson, Chad 32 Stokes, Danniella 67 Stone, William 32 Stover, Todd 32 Stump, Kristi 43,49 Swem, Angela 67 Swindall, Brown 12,13,28,67 t Tawney, Kelly 33 Temple, Jessica 63,67 Temple, Noah 25,33,74 Thomas, Stormy 33 Thornberry, Eva 19,33 Thurman, Jodi 9,13,26,39,64 Train, Anthony 16 Trathen, Ken 31,74 Trathen, Sara 16,19,20,36,5 Treadaway, Donna 49 Trees, Stacy 33 Trigg, Craig 62 Trott, Kelly 16 U Uht, Misha 67 VanBurger, John 13,30,31 Vanslyke, Todd 26,33 Vickers, April 48,67 Vickers, Wendy 68 Vigue, Peter 49 W Waddington, Gary 68 Waddington, Paul 31,34,45,51,69,74 Wallace, lee 49 Wallace, Nathan 16 Walsh, Stephen 27,34,46 Walter, Linda 21,34,48 Warman, Marvin 49,56 Warman, Modena 68 Wartnik, Grant 16,18,21,23,34,38,55,74 Wartnik, Maria 36,62 Watts, Teresa 34,46 Wechter, Melissa 15,50 Weigel, Jeffrey 68 Weigel, Kimberly 49,50 Weiser, Heidi 60 Wheeler, Duane 13,24,25,50 White, Bryon 12,13,31,34,68 Wiese, Gary 75 Wight, David 13,32,34,35,68 Wight, Heather 16,17 Wilcut, Melissa 68 Wilkinson, Jean 50 Williams, Brenda 34 Williams, Christopher 17,30,31,67,74,75 Williams, Clinton 13,68 Willis, Barbara 75 Wilson, Areole 50 Wilson, leah 16,17 Wilson, Nancy 69 Wilson, Robert 36,62 Wilson, Ruha 64,69 Wmward. Tara 17,51 Wisely, Brett 12,13,18,29,33,50,52 Wisner, Ronald 51 Wofford, Jena 69 Wolfe, Chris 17,31,34,51,54 Woodward, Terance 35,52,56 Woodward, Teresa 17,23,43 Woody, Jerre 62,75 Woosley, James 69 Wright, Daniel 51 y Yaple, Christine 51 Young, Holly 9,15,35,40,60 Young, Joann 2,51,64 Young, Nancy 9,13,53,69 Z Zanni, Eric 51 Zartman, Brent 5,25,67,69 Zartman, Gregory 31,54 The art work on the cover was done by senior Karen Kaino who did the drawing from the red devil displayed on the exterior of the band room. 1987 Laurel Staff Page editors: Rick Anderson Brian George Brenda Goble Jim Godfrey Kim Lyons Darkroom technicians: Mike Hopkins MikeJohnson Carl Miller The laurel could not have boon published without the support of these South Coast businesses. We appreciate their contribution I These businesses sponsored a full page: Bay Area Hydraulics, Coos Boy Bay Center Auto Supply. Coos Bay Bill DeBoard, computer consultant, Coquille C. D. Mason Insurance, Myrtle Point Coos Curry Teachers Federal Credit Union, Coquille Farr's True Value Hardware, Coquille Lois's Tax Service, Myrtle Point McKay's Markets, Coos Bay Pepsi Cola, Coos Bay, Brookings, Eastside 7-Eleven Food Store, Coos Bay 7-Eleven Food Store, Coquille Shell Food Mart, Coquille Silver Creek Logging, Inc., Coquille Westside Market, Coquille Weyerhauser, North Bend These businesses sponsored half a page: A(W Drlve-ln Restaurant, Coquille AAMCO Transmission, Coos Bay Action Trophies, Coos Bay Alfred C. Walsh, Jr., attorney, Coquille Arago Custom Meats, Myrtle Point Arnold Sturgill Union 76 Station, Coquille Auto Clinic, Coquille Automotive Electric, Coos Bay Bandon Industrial Products. Bandon Bank of Myrtle Point, Myrtle Point Barrow Drug, Coquille Bay Area Athletic Supply, Coos Bay Bay Cities Ambulance, Coos Bay Bill’s Place, Coquille Blanche Manor, Coquille Boatworks Restaurant, Bandon Bonney's Rexall Drug, Coquille Bracelln-Yeager, Coos Bay Brand X Automotive Repair, Coquille Bug Cermanators, North Bend Calhoun Electric Motors, Coquille Cartwright's Auto Corral, Coquille Century 21 Rex Realty, Coquille Chamber's Plumbing, Coos Bay Charles S. Ritchey Bookkeeping Service, Coquille Coast to Coast Store, Coquille Coleman Auto Parts, Coquille Conrad Lumber Company, Coos Bay Coos Curry Electrical Cooperative, Coquille Coquille Animal Hospital, Coquille Coquille Bookkeeping and Tax Service, Coquille Coquille Bootery, Coquille Coquille Clinic, Coquille Coquille Jazzerdse, Coos Bay Coquille Sheet Metal, Coquille Coquille Stationery, Coquille Coquille Supply, Coquille Coquille Valley Dental Clinic, Coquille Coquille Valley Hospital, Coquille Coquille Valley Realty, Coquille Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille Cranberry Sweets, Bandon Dan Jerin Construction, Coquille Dan's Market, Coquille Dr. Allan Braman, Coquille Dr. James R. Cronemyer, Myrtle Point Dr. John P. Reslock, Coquille Dr. Robert Cronemeyer, Coquille Eat'n Station, Bandon Emporium, North Bend Englund Marine Supply, Charleston Enlund Equipment, Inc., Coquille Exotic Burl Specialties, Coquille Falcon Cable Systems, Coquille Fashion Crossroads, Bandon First Interstate Bank of Oregon, Coquille Four-R Trucking, Coos Bay Frank's Office Equipment, Coos Bay Frazier's Bakery, Coquille C. D. Logging, Inc., Coos Bay Gene Hampton's Texaco, Coquille George Linn Insurance, Myrtle Point Golder Company, Inc., North Bend Grimm's Florists and Greenhouses, Coquille Happy Belly Dell, Coquille Henry A. Schroeder and Sons, Myrtle Point Hers and Mine Hair Design, Coquille J. C. Penney’s, Coos Bay James A. Godfrey Trucking, Coquille James R. Johnson Trucking, Coquille Jan's House of Fabrics, Myrtle Point JBS Construction, Coos Bay Jim Vick's Nissan, Inc., Coos Bay Jo Deb's Farm and Feed, Coquille Judy's Head Shed, Coquille Juul Insurance Agency, Coquille L. A. Logging, Coquille Liberty Electronics, Coos Bay Lillie Manufacturing, Myrtle Point Lloyd Marshall Trucking, Coquille McDonald Wholesale Company, Coos Bay Micro Film Services, Coquille Myers and Myers Department Store, Myrtle Point Myrtle Lane Motel, Coquille Myrtle Point Dry Cleaners, Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Oil Company, Myrtle Point Oregon Pacific Company, North Bend Pacific Optical Lab, Coos Bay Paul's Pizzeria, Coos Bay Perry Electric, North Bend Radio Shack, Coquille Reese Electric, North Bend Roxy Barber Shop, Coquille Sears, Roebuck and Company, Coquille Security Bank, Coquille Sharon's Cut and Curl, Coquille Shlndler's Drug Store, Bandon Southwest Physical Therapy, Coquille Southwestern Motors, Coquille Stamper's J and J Tire Company, Coquille State Farm Insurance, Coquille Taylor's Sport Shop, Coquille The Collier Street Store, Coquille The Four D's Seafood and Grill. Bandon The Hair Place, Coquille The Kitchen, Coquille The Myrtle Burl, Coquille The News Press, Coos Bay Thomas E. Kelly, chiropractic physician, Coquille Twin city linen, Inc, North Bend U. S. National Bank of Oregon, Coquille United Electric Service, Coquille Valley Tire Center, Coquille Wegner and Company, CPA's PC, Coquille Yockey Electric, Bandon