Coquille High School - Laurel Yearbook (Coquille, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1988 volume:

The 1988 Laurel Coquille High School 499 West Central Boulevard Coquille, Oregon 97423 While displaying their class motto, Coquille seniors pose on the new bridge over the Coquille River that was constructed east of Sturdivant Park. Page editor: Kim Lyons ACTIVITIES Mr. Dorsett directs the choir during a choir concert while Jackie Averv accompanies on the piano. Tanya Heikkila and Robyn Hunt participate in an activity with Michael Schiller, a member of the Missoula Children’s Workshop. Colleen McCue, Many Magnuson, Michelle Libby and Megan Danielson help process student body cards. Before making the final decision, judge Linda Walter reads the opposing arguments during the court trials unit in Mr. Short’s world problems class. Is Mr. Schultz lodging new specimens? Jody Mai gets locked in Mr. Schultz’s cabinet by a fellow classmate. Mr. Schmidt is “arrested” by the Heart Association as part of a fund raising project. David Bigelow begins his initiation into the National Honor Society by putting on his apron. After a week of wearing an apron and paper sack, David becomes a full-fledged member of NHS. Page editor: Kim Lyons 4 Cheerleading Page editor: Rhonda Lucero Barkwell, Patti Beaver, John Beckner, Eva Beers, Robert Blum, Tonya Bowen, Brandee Class of 1988 Jessica Temple and Staci Henderson hang up the signs that the cheerleaders made. This was one of the ways they showed a little spirit. Jessica Temple gets a cheer going by yelling and clapping her hands. Cheerleading 5 Holding Megan Danielson while she does the splits are Kathy Pitts and Holly Young. Megan Danielson, Holly Young, Kathy Pitts, Robyn Hunt, Traci Rother, Tanya Heikkila and Michelle Maggard do a chant for the crowd. Doing a dance to one of the songs that the band played is Robyn Hunt and Tanya Heikkila hold Traci Rother for one of Deyan Allison. their cheers. Leading the crowd in a cheer are Jessica Temple, Jodi Thurman, Kris Fuller and Sandy Kyle. Holly Young and Michelle Maggard do a cheer for the football Standing to do the Pledge of Allegiance are Robyn Hunt, Traci Rother, Megan Danielson, Kathy Pitts, Michelle Maggard, Holly Young and Tanya Heikkila. players. . , Bowman, Brady Briggs, Josie Calley, Robwin Clayburn, Darrin Cook, Kathleen Crawford, Kirsta Class of 1988 6 Clubs Page editor: Marna Magnuson Danielson, Megan Deen, Matt Engle, Lea Farmer, Pete Ferre, Tamra Fields, Tom Class of 1988 Listening intently at a Key Club meeting are Christine Schmidt, Tanya Heikkila, Wendy Smith and Stacy Peterson. Members of Student Council include John Gunther, Rob Calley, Mandy Buckingham, Marcus Bresko, John Beaver, Linda Walter, Kathy Lemery, Kim Lyons, Jim Edick, Robyn Hunt and Tanya Heikkila. Christine Schmidt drinks some hot chocolate that was served at the National Honor Society initiation as Kirsta Crawford looks on. Participating in school clean up week are Cristy Peterson and Stacy Peterson. Clubs 7 Waiting for a pizza dinner at a Students in Action for Education meeting are DeeDee Kegel, Linda Walter, Mrs. Janice Inman, Staci Trees and Eva Thornberry. The Spanish Club includes Eileen Schmidt, Kirsta Crawford, Kathy Lemery, Stacy Peterson, Coreena Anderson, Pam Cordova, Treva Slevoigh, Christine Schmidt, Cristy Peterson and Shawn Dimit. Enjoying refreshments at a NHS meeting are Brett Wisley and David Bigelow. Rob Calley also helps out during the school clean up week to try and make our school a cleaner place. 8 Clubs Key Club officers DeeDee Kegel, Coreena Anderson, Cristy Peterson, Jonathan Morse and Eileen Schmidt discuss further plans. Enjoying a snack after a National Honor Society (NHS) meeting are Shawn Dimit, Cinda Merritt, Eileen Schmidt, Josie Briggs, Monica MacQuarrie, David Bone, Tara Marshall and Kirsta Crawford. Learning a new German folk dance with her German instructor is Christine Schmidt. Members of the American Field Service student exchange program include Nancy Wilson, Mandy Buckingham, Kirsta Page editor: Marna Magnuson Crawford, Christine Schmidt, Kim Lyons, Stacy Peterson, Kathy Lemery, Tanya Heikkila and adviser Mrs. Martizia. Hagen, Mitch Harris, William Heikkila, Tanya Holland, Marty Hoopes, Michael Hopkins, Michael Class of 1988 Clubs 9 NHS members consisted of (front row) Tamra Ferre, Christine Schmidt, Kim Lyons, Kathy Lemery, Kirsta Crawford, Eileen Schmidt, Linda Walter, Cinda Merritt, John Beaver, Patti Barkwell, Michelle Maggard, Monica MacQuarrie, Josie Briggs, Treva Slevoigh, Shawn Dimit, Pam Cordova, Coreena Anderson, David Bigelow (back row) Bill Finnegan, Knute Matthews, Kurt McCue, John Gunther, Rob Calley, David Bone, Blake Bowers, adviser Steve Short, Kevin Miller, Rob Beers and Leah Preston. Members of F.B.L.A. included Cristal Meithof, Treva Selvoigh, Chaya Danielson, Patti Barkwell, John Beaver, Joann Young, Linda Walter, adviser, Mrs. Blomquist and Jennifer Stenger. Key Club consisted of (front row) David Bigelow, Jonathan Morse, Cristy Peterson, Kathy Pitts, Brett Wisely, Eric Zanni, Jeni Harmon, Josie Briggs, Tanya Heikkila, Eileen Schmidt. Wendi Smith, DeeDee Kegel, Christine Schmidt, Coreena Anderson and Stacy Peterson. Catching up on a Key Club project are Jonathan Morse, David Bigelow and Cristy Peterson. 10 Dances Page editor: Kim Lyons LaBrec, Troy Lemery, Kathy Libby, Michelle Long, Teresa Lucas, Corey Lucero, Rhonda Class of 1988 Billy Gage and Joe Ferrell watch some of the events that are taking place at the Twirp Dance. The limbo and the crowning of the Twirp king Scott Morrison and queen Jessica Temple were the highlights of the night. Paying for their pictures to be taken are John Pantekoek and Melissa Middleton. Jason Hagen and Mandy Magnuson dance to some Hawaiian music during the twirp. The theme was “Tropical Paradise.” John Beaver tastes some delicious bread at the snack bar. Dancing to the music that was put on by Aaron Hardmen are Michele Finley and her date, Mitch Brown. Dances 11 Sitting one out are Travis Petershick, Roger Beers, Scott Morrison and Mike Napier. Stacy Trees and Eva Thornberry spice up the night with their decorative costumes. Eva’s (right) is made from one coconut cut in half, a flower and thin straps. Trenton Galusha and his mother join in the dancing with Richard Schafer and Travis Petershick. Along with many other delightful decorations at the Twirp Dance was a papier-mache pig that decorated the snack bar table. Danny Homenyk and Shannon Mahlberg chat while enjoying a strawberry daiquiri. Luckman, Eric Lyons. Kim Maggard, Jason Magnuson, Marna Mai. John Marquez, Trisha Class of 1988 12 Field Trips Page editor: Mike Hoopes Field Trips 13 After the play, Bill Forbes, Brian Waddington, Willy Layton and Chris MacQuarrie take time to relax and enjoy the weather. Brian is pointing at the ducks that were in the pond. Monica MacQuarrie and Leah Preston observe closely while Troy LaBrec lifts a rock while something else catches Brett Wisely’s eye. The trail the biology 2 students took was very intimidating. Bonnie Slagle looks over her shoulder to see where she started from as Mr. Klemm makes sure everyone makes it down safely. Chaperone Judy Blomquist spent her time and money at the sewing shops in the Grants Pass mall. The students were allowed to stop at the mall for an hour to shop, relax, or as most people did, play video games and eat. After a long day of climbing over rocks, Mr. Johnson and Troy LaBrec relax on the beach while waiting for the rest of the class. Richie Lattin and Rhonda Lucero marvel at a couple of swans that make up the beauty of the area around the Shakespearean Theater. Heidi Howard has a seat on a rock so she can look over her notes. While in Ashland, Derek Brice and John Beaver enjoyed playing on the spiral-shaped slide. A tide pool was where Troy LaBrec decided to go fishing for a rock. Troy though this pool was only about two feet deep but it was actually closer to four feet. McKeown, Michelle Meithof, Brian Miller, Carl Miller, Kevin Miller, Skip Mitchell, Ernest Class of 1988 14 Graduation Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Moore, Gary Morin, Janell Nichols, Stefani Nix, James Olsen, Martin Peel, David Class of 1988 Graduation 15 Kirsta Crawford delivers her valedictorian’s speech. Michelle Libby and Todd Johnson walk to their seats before the ceremony. Dr. George Tait, who filled in for Mr. Schmidt, and Dr. Harris listen to Kathy Lemery as she talks about her high school experiences in her valedictorian speech. John Gunther, one of the salutatorians, presents his speech. Attorney Martin Stone gives his commencement message as Coquille School District Superintendent Jim Harris, School Board Chairman Gordon Smith and School Terrence Mai listen. Randi Gibson-Birdwell and John Beaver enter the gym and walk toward their seats prior to graduation. Terry Kuntz, Richard Shafer and Terance Woodward get readv for the lonq-awaited event. Marna Magnuson takes a moment to review her senior year as Carl Miller concentrates on present activities. Gary Moore, Stephanie Nichols and Terance Woodward wait patiently for their diplomas. Ian Dorsett leads senior choir members Stephanie Nichols, Zorina Jordan, Eva Thornberry, Stacy Trees, Randi Gibson-Birdwell, Brandee Bowen, Noah Temple, Brown Swindall and Matt Deen in a special graduation song. Peterson, Bryan Peterson, Stacy Quigley, Robert Reed, Janice Rios, Roxana Sargent, Jeffery Class of 1988 16 Graduation Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Schmidt, Christine Shafer, Richard Simpson, Lonnie Smith-Lucas, Jennifer Stamos, Tony Class of 1988 Graduation 17 John Beaver delivers his moment of gratitude speech as Dr. Jim Harris and School Board Chairman Gordon Smith glance at the audience. Patti Barkwell expresses her thoughts regarding the senior class in her salutatorian’s address. Eva Beckner thanks Gordon Smith as she receives her diploma. The Promise trio, Jane Winningham, Judy Gardner, and Rosemary West accompanied by Jan Kendall at the piano, perform a special number for the seniors. Patricia Martizia, the senior class adviser, receives a bouquet from the seniors as a thank-you for all of her help. Seniors Larry Kruse, Zorina Jordan, Greg Zartman, Darren Clayburn, Randi Gibson-Birdwell, Stacy Peterson, John Beaver, Bill Finnegan, Skip Miller, Stacy Trees and Brady Bowman listen intently to one of the many speakers. Patti Barkwell, Michelle Libby and Tamra Ferre discuss their future plans. Brady Bowman receives his diploma from School Board Member Terrence Mai. Christine Schmidt delivers a touching message in her valedic- Tanya Heikkila addresses the audience with her valedictory tory speech. message. Stover, Todd Swindall, Brown Temple, Noah Thornberry, Eva Trees, Stacy Waddington, Paul Class of 1988 18 Hello Week Page editor: Kim Lyons Walsh, Stephen Walter, Linda White, Bryon Woodward, Terance Wright, Rich Young, Holly Class of 1988 Gathering to watch the noon hour competition are Kurt McCue, Jason Hagen, Darrin Clayburn, Troy LaBrec and Paul Waddington. Colorful makeup was a regular Friday event. Helping out in the balloon popping contest is Stacy Peterson. Beckoning for help in the tug of war are James Morgan, Wayne Smith, Melissa Perry, Traci Rother, Brian Sisson, Richard Phillips, David Jennings, Mike Napier, Jared Simpson and Jason Demain. Hobbling to the finish line during the three-legged race are Jonathan Morse and Cristy Peterson. Hello Week 19 Off to a great start in the three-legged race are Matt Deen and John Mai as Chris MacQuarrie and Jon Ring prepare for their turn. Robyn Hunt and Josie Briggs cheer their class on to victory in the three-legged race. Mr. Sterrett shows his school spirit as he wears this unique hairstyle on wild hair day. Tugging for another win for the senior class are Kathy Lemery, Tyler Gederos, Kirsta Crawford and Josie Briggs. 20 Homecoming Page editor: Stefani Nichols Homecoming 21 Students get their spirit up for the homecoming game by going to the bonfire held the day before the football game. Preparing for homecoming with streamers and signs for class competition are Casey Arriola and Melissa Wilcut. Homecoming court includes freshmen Jennifer Backman and Bill Forbes, sophomores Jennifer Silveus and Richie Lattin, juniors Kathie Pitts and Jim Edick, seniors Kirsta Crawford and Kurt McCue, queen Kim Lyons and king Tyler Gederos, and seniors Colleen McCue and Paul Waddington. Mr. Sterrett dresses in psychedelic colors on psychedelic day. Josie Briggs and Tanya Heikkila wear their clothes inside-out on inside-out day. Eva Thornberry shows her spirit by dressing up for dirt day in her rain coat, work boots and dirt. Hall decorations showed a lot of spirit such as this flamingo done by the freshman class. Lip syncing to ‘‘Wild Thing” is senior class air band, Josie Briggs, David Peel and John Mai. Expressing their wild side are Holly Young and Michelle Maggard. Beers, Kristina Biddle, Barbe Bidner, Monty Bigelow, David Bone, David Bowers, Blake Class of 1988 22 Prom Page editor: Rhonda Lucero Briggs, Candy Burch, Joseph Casey, Dawn Caudill, Greg Ceniga, Shawna Clawson, Ron Class of 1989 Prom 23 Knute Matthews leads Robyn Hunt out to the dance floor for a fast song. Matt Deen and Colleen McCue look around while drinking at the refreshment table. Bill Harris takes his date out to dance after they announced the junior prom queen. Nicole Means, Rich Coleman, David Bone and Tara Marshall watch the floor as the junior court is presented. Giving his girlfriend, Tonya Peel, a bit of his chip is Bill Finnegan. Troy LaBrec and Josie Briggs watch Kim Lyons being crowned senior prom queen, as Ian Dorsett congratulates Tyler Gederos who was her escort at the prom. Dancing after the announcement of the queen are Greg Caudill, princess Heidi Howard, Jason Hurt, princess Colleen McCue, James Nix, princess Christine Schmidt, Joe Nelson and princess Tanya Heikkila. Richie Lattin and Todd Johnson get a glass of punch out of the fountain. There were two large cakes for the occasion along with a buffet table. Sharing a laugh between dancing is Chris Wolfe and Marna Magnuson. Junior prom queen Cinda Merritt dances with her escort, Jason Hagen, while princess Kami Henderson talks with her date. Coleman, Richard Conquest, Johnny Cordova, Pam Cromwell, Christopher Danielson, Chaya Dennis, Chad Class of 1989 24 Prom Page editor: Marna Magnuson Prom 25 Laughing and carrying on are James Nix, Christine Schmidt, John Gunther and Stacy Peterson. Looking into each other’s eyes while dancing to a slow song are Rhonda Lucero and Richie Lattin. Trying to persuade her dad to dance the next song is Jody Thurman with Lucky Thurman, her dad. Enjoying a dance are Terance Woodward, Eva Thornberry, Michelle McKeown, Larry Kruse, Richard Shafer, Angie Daniels, Monica MacQuarrie, Virgil Pole, Paul Waddington and Kris Fuller. Randy Lucas and Jennifer Lucas enjoy the music. Sitting down for a breather after much dancing are Mandy Magnuson, Greg Caudill, Chris Wolfe, John Mai, Amy Szarkowski, Mike Hoopes and Shannon Marshall. Dancing with her brother Jim Godfrey is Tammy Godfrey as Jason Hord looks on. Just relaxing and enjoying the dancing and music are Kami Henderson with her date, Brian Barnes. Dancing to the music which was done by Destiny is Josie Briggs. Tanya Heikkila, Robyn Hunt, Kurt McCue, Troy LaBrec and Knute Matthews. 26 Assemblies Page editor: Mike Hoopes Hagen, Trina Helvie, Rebecca Henderson, Kami Hetrick, Angie Hurd, Mike Hurt, Jason Class of 1989 After switching places with Heidi Howard, Zorina Jordan and Tony Stamos chew their way to a victory place in the licorice eating contest. The unknown athletic supporter (Mitch Hagen) gives the student body a pep talk before the playoff game with Brookings. Noah Temple prepares to push Mr. Crawford around the track in the wheel barrow race. The cross country team defeated the football and volleyball teams. Brown Swindall and John Beaver participate in the inner tube race for seniors. The seniors ended up winning the race with ease. Sophomores Trenton Galusha, Troy Clawson, Mandy Magnuson, Deyan Allison, Travis Peterschick and Kris Fuller Assemblies 27 (in the blanket) cross the finish line well ahead of the rest of the field in the class competition. Football co-captains Paul Waddington, Kurt McCue, Tyler Gederos and Troy LeBrec show their spirit by dressing up and making up for a home game. Cheerleaders Megan Danielson, Kathi Pitts, Holly Young and Tanya Heikkila lead the student body in a new cheer. John Mai and Josie Briggs perform their version of “Wild Thing” during the air band competition at the homecoming pep assembly. With spirit on their minds and in their mouths, the junior class screams out “If You Want To Win.” 0 ACADEMICS In chemistry, Jeff Philley takes notes as Jason Ray works on his folder. Treva Slevoigh and Kami Hendersen use their book to help them answer the study guide questions. Stefani Nichols decides if her picture will fit into the yearbook layout. Enjoying a walk around the track during the fitness unit are Shauna Steele, Melissa Wilcut and Danniella Stokes. Jonathan Morse studies his assignment in Algebra II. Strengthening his muscles on the bench press is David Peel. With a few minutes of extra time, John Mai reads a magazine in the counseling office. Jadonna McAdams uses Mrs. Martizia’s calculator to compute the class’ grades. Working on a cross-stitch project in needlecraft is Zorina Jordan. Richard Phillips plays basketball on a free day in weight training. Lonnie Simpson makes his rounds picking up the absent slips. Library aide, Bob Flood, rearranges books in the library. Renee Martizia and Laura Lemery work on their notes in biology. Page editor: Kim Lyons 30 Art Page editor: Rhonda Lucero MacQuarrie, Monica Maggard, Michelle Marshall, Tara Mason, Fred McAdams, JaDonna Class of 1989 Terri Hagen fixes the ring she made to fit her finger while Shelley Garrington also makes one. Roni Edick, Colleen McCue and Corey Lucas paint in art class. Shawna Steel rolls out her clay for a face mask in ceramics. Drawing her design of a house on the chalk board is Kim Weigel. Colleen McCue concentrates on her drawing in Mr. Luoto’s drawing and design class. Art 31 Preparing materials for their paintings are Tony Ramirez, Terry Kuntz, Colleen McCue, Jeff Weigel and Roni Edick. Terry Wilson makes a cup and lid which is required for a passing grade in ceramics class. Using rulers to draw lines are Noah Temple, David Siewell and Julie Brugh. McAdams, Kim McKinley, Wade McNeal, Michael Merritt, Cinda Milner, Mike Moore, Jodi Class of 1989 32 Awards Scholarships and their recipients are University of Oregon Presidential Scholarship: Kirsta Crawford. University of Oregon Leon A Culbertson Scholarship: John Gunther. University of Oregon Rose M. Gross Scholarship: Rob Calley. McKay s Market Scholarship: Kathy Lemery, SWOCC Athletic Scholarship: Colleen McCue. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica: Kirsta Crawford. SWOCC Scholastic Awards: Patti Barkweil. Eva Beckner. SWOCC English Grant: John Beaver. P.E.O. Scholarship: Kirsta Crawford. Tanya Heikkila. University of Oregon Minority Tuition and Fees Award. Kim Lyons. Chevron Scholarship: Kirsta Crawford. Guy Mauney Scholarship: Tanya Heikkila. Mother Earth’s Children Scholarship: Kim Lyons. Fairview P.T O. Scholarship: Kathy Lemery. Coquille Valley Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship: Kirsta Crawford. Coquille Education Association Scholarship: Michelle Libby. Elk's Scholarships Kirsta Crawford. Christine Schmidt. Kathy lemery. John Gunther. Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship: Kathy Lemery. Santa Clara University Scholarship: Christine Schmidt. Georgia-Pacific Foundation Scholarship: Christine Schmidt. Annual awards and their recipients are 1988 Oregon Scholars: Kirsta Crawford. Bill Finnegan, Patti Barkweil. John Gunther. Tanya Heikkila. Kathy Lemery. Christine Schmidt. Valedictorian and Salutatorian Awards: Kirsta Crawford. Tanya Heikkila. Kathy Lemery. Christine Schmidt. Patti Barkweil. John Gunther. National Honor Society Medals: Kirsta Page editor: Mike Hoopes Crawford. Tanya Heikkila. Kathy Lemery, Christine Schmidl, Patti Barkweil. John Gunther. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards: Patti Barkweil. Kirsta Crawford. John Gunther. Tanya Heikkila. Kathy Lemery. Christine Schmidt. Bill Finnegan. Kiwanis Christian Leadership Award. Kim Lyons. Oregon Scholar Athlete Awards. Kirsta Crawford. Bill Finnegan. Kurt McCue. Kim Lyons. Stacy Peterson. Eva Beckner. Rob Calley. Patti Barkweil. John Gunther. Christine Schmidt. Tanya Heikkila. Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Cristy Peterson. Outstanding Student in Chemistry: Travis Elkins. Army Reserve Scholar-Athlete Award: John Gunther. Carolyn Leary. Marine Corps Outstanding Athlete Award: Colleen McCue. Tyler Gederos. OASSA Oregon Academic All Stars: Kirsta Crawford m math. Jennifer Silveus in home economics. Blake Bowers in language arts. Brett Wisely in science. John Boaver in business. Kathy Lemery in visual fine arts. Pam Cordova in foreign language. Brett Wisely in computer science. Noah Temple in performing fine arts. Robert Beers In industrial arts. Carolyn Leary in health PE. Leah Preston in social science. University of Portland Honors at Entrance Award: John Gunther. Special awards and their recipients in Business Education Awards are Outstanding Typing Students: Theresa Burg. Shannon Mahlberg. Elisa Hurt. Outstanding Recordkeeping Student Michelle Libby. Outstanding BOSC Students: John Beaver. Jennifer Silveus. Oustan-dmg Sophomore Service Award Shawna Steele. National Spanish Exam Recognition: Kirsta Crawford. Pam Cordova. Dawn Kaneen. American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese: Pam Cordova. Kathy Lemery. Andy Gunther. Confederation of Oregon Foreign Language Teachers Honor: Kirsta Crawford. Community service and Outstanding Contributions Award: John Beaver. Coos County Juvenile Services Commission Youth Award John Beaver. Morse, Jonathan Munson, Maureen Pantekoek, John Pearce. Mark Peerson, Shawn Peterson, Cristy Class of 1989 Christine Schmidt accepts the prestigous Georgia-Pacific Foundation Scholarship from Mr. David Odgers. Waiting to receive their University of Oregon Presidential Scholarships are Rob Calley, John Gunther and Kirsta Crawford. Awards night recipients (front row) Andy Gunther, Cristy Peterson, Tanya Heikkila, Rob Calley, John Gunther, John Beaver, Brett Wisely, (second row) Robert Beers, Bill Finnegan, Patti Barkwell, Christine Schmidt, Kirsta Crawford, Kathy Lemery, Blake Bowers, Leah Preston (third row) Kurt McCue, Tyler Gederos, Stacy Peterson, Carolyn Leary, Dawn Kaneen, Kim Lyons, Travis Elkins, Shawna Steele, (back row) Michelle Libby, Elisa Hurt, Colleen McCue, Eva Beckner, Shannon Mahlberg and Theresa Burg. Awards 33 Receiving a hug, a flower and the award from Coach DeBoard for being most inspiration in basketball is Tanya Heikkila. Bill Finnegan, Kirsta Crawford, Patti Barkwell, John Bunther, Tanya Heikkila, Kathy Lemery and Christine Schmidt line up to be recognized as 1988 Oregon Scholars. Kathy Lemery walks away with the McKay’s Market Scholarship. Christine Schmidt examines one of the eight scholarships and awards she received. Colleen McCue receives a SWOCC athletic scholarship. _ L w _ Army Reserve Scholar-Athlete Awards were presented to Paul Waddington receives an award from Coach VanBurger John Gunther and Carolyn Leary for being most inspiration in football. Pitts, Kathy Pole. Virgil Preston, Leah Ring, Jonathan Roccaforte, Jeremy Rose. Vance Class of 1989 34 Band Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Schad, Cathy Schmidt, Eileen Slagle, Bonnie Slevoigh, Treva Sorensen, Susan Sparkman, Robert Class of 1989 Mr. Gary Wiese leads the Christmas concert. Tammy Godfrey and Shannon Marshall play the fight song at a basketball game. Mandy Buckingham takes apart her bass clarinet after a game. Richard Coleman gets into the swing of things during a pep assembly, along with Brown Swindall, Vance Rose and Marcus Bresko. John Mai does a solo on the school's new fluglehorn at the winter concert. Band 35 Playing his trumpet at the second half of a home basketball game is Jason Demain. Playing his baritone saxophone during the half time of a basketball game is Brad Walling. Nicole Means and Kim Roberts play their flutes during the winter concert. Derek Brice and Aaron Graham put the drum box away in the band room. Jazz band members play ‘Route 66’ at the winter concert. Stephens, Karen Stump, Kristi Vigue, Peter Wallace, Lee Warman. Marvin Wechter, Melissa Class of 1989 36 Business Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Weigel, Kimberly Wheeler, Duane Wilson, Areole Wilson, Shannon Wilson, Terry Wisely, Brett Class of 1989 Michelle Libby, Nathan McCormick and Amy Szarkowski write out their record keeping problems as Sharon Sauve reads. Rebecca Helvie and Jenifer Backman type while Scott Churchill, Matt Winningham and Jason Luckman add a little humor to the scene. Angela Renard concentrates on her spreadsheet assignment in advanced computers. Using the adding machine to complete her BOSC school work is Kathleen Cook. Candy Briggs looks for book titles on the subject of intelligence while she breaks from her job as a work experience student. Business In Mr. DeBoard's computer class, Candi Sharf Stephanie Sisson work on their assignments as Kim R reviews her information. Linda Walters takes dictation in brief hand. In keyboard typing, Crystal Meithof looks at her workboo she types. At the Sheriff's Office, work experience student Kelly Tawi tries to locate the correct folder for a completed report. Thinking about their latest assignment in Personal Finance are Shannon Marshall and Greg Zartman. Young,Joanne Zanni, Eric Class of 1989 38 Choir Page editor: Mike Hoopes Allison, Deyan Altree, Charles Anderson, Scott Arrant, Janice Arriola, Casey Class of 1990 Under the direction of Mr. Dorsett, the choir performs for the students at Jefferson Elementary School. As the Christmas concert comes to a close, John Ring leads the choir out of the gym. Gabrielle Young, Candi Sharp, Sandy Kyle, Dusty Sharp, James Nix, Billie Gray, Heather Moore, Tara Yoakam, Jennifer Jones and Sharon Sauve practice a song for their next concert. Stacy Trees and Jennifer Ralph sing with joy during the fall choir concert. Caroling at Jefferson school are Jessica Temple, Rhonda Lucero and Jennifer Simpson. Choir 39 Alumni choir members Melissa Diamond and Trina Means join Jennifer Simpson, Jessica Temple and Gabrielle Young in one of the songs they sang at the Christmas concert. Choir members Zarina Jordan, Kami Henderson. Eva Thorn-berry, Jackie Avery, Casey Arriola, Stacy Treets, Jennifer Ralph, Stefani Nichols and Adrea Pinkston sing their hearts out for the audience at the fall concert. Mr. Dorsett leads the choir. Arriola. Suzanne Atwell, Chad Avery. Jackie Beaver. Jason _ Beers 40 English Page editor: Rhonda Lucero Brewster, Robert Brown, Michelle Buckingham, Mandy Childs, Roy Clawson, Troy Cronin, Curtis Class of 1990 English 41 Matt Carlock concentrates on his reading and writing assignment. Listening and following along with the teacher are Chris Ross, Terance Woodward, Terry Wilson, Cathy Schad and Cristy Grimm. Doing the steps to a Spanish dance is Tanya Heikkila. Mrs. Martizia helps Billy Gage with the English paper she handed out. a Spanish magazine in Spanish class is Monica MacQuarrie. Troy LaBrec shows Todd Johnson some interesting vocabulary words in the English book. Carl Miller does his English assignment in the new computer English IV class offered to seniors. John Mai sits patiently while one of the actors from the Missoula Children's Theatre paints his face. Doing a dance in Spanish class are Kathy Lemery, Cristy Peterson and Coreena Anderson. Daniel, Angie DeMain, Jason Eckes, Janell Edick. Ronnell Elkins, Travis Fuller. Kristine Class of 1990 42 Health Page editor: Marna Magnuson Health 43 With a study day at hand, Billy Harris and Ben Goddard converse about the human mind. Nancy Wilson memorizes her notes for future tests and pop quizes. With excitement in his face, James Nix looks over his test. As Mrs. Nelson readies a film strip, Robert McAdams, Melody Seiger, Shawna Steele, Brenda Haagen, Travis Elkins and Brian Sisson review their materials. Using days of research about the male reproductive system, Travis Peterschick and Taryn Gardner give their report. Kurt McCue takes interest in one of the many video tapes that Mr. Phillip’s Health 2 class offers. Bob Brewster completes his worksheet as Lee Wallace takes part in the class discussion. Robert Beers looks over his many notes for a big test. After a film strip in health class, Carolyn Leary, Jennifer Silveus and Casey Arriola start their worksheets as Mandy Magnuson looks at information on the board. Harris, Lawrence Henderson, Staci Huntley, Jai Jennings, David Jerin, Kim Johnson, Heidi Class of 1990 44 Home Economics Page editor: Marna Magnuson Home Economics 45 Jodie Thurman hits the books in Home Economics. Listening intently is Kim McAdams while Mrs. Blomquist gives her some helpful hints. Making decorations for Home Economics are Angela Knight, Sharon Silveus, Dusty Sharp and Gabrielle Young. Preparing cinnamon rolls was one of the many different food items Kami Henderson cooked in foods class. Jennifer Simpson holds her sand baby while singing a lullaby. Jenne and her class carried their babies” around for a week to learn about parenting. Celebrating for Thanksgiving with cake, cookies and Pepsi are Modena Warman, Brenda Haagen and Melody Seiger. Loni Adams concentrates on her sewing project that was finished in a few days. Doing her cross stitch project is Julie Steele. Looking for new ideas and recipes for foods class are Adria Pinkston and Taunya Peel. 46 Math Page editor: Marna Magnuson Morgan, Jim Morrison, Scott Napier, Michael Neuschwander, Jeffrey Olsen, Christie Peden, Pam Class of 1990 Math 47 After the lesson has been explained and given, Jared Simpson and Deyan Allison start in as Alan Ball looks on at the extra information given. Showing his math skills at the blackboard is John Mai. Getting a head start on their algebra 2 assignment are Eric Zanni and Areole Wilson while Roger Beers and Tony Arrant look on for further explanations. Tara Marshall takes the study time given to catch up and review her notes. Intrigued by the complicated calculus problems are Stacy Peterson, Tanya Heikkila, Patti Barkwell. Kathy Lemery, John Beaver, Suzy Sanford, Julie Neilson and Rhonda Noy. Showing the class his skills in calculus class is John Beaver. Listening intently to Mr. Christiansen’s lecture in algebra 2 are Travis Elkins and Megan Danielson. As Heather Landmark goes over her work, Mr. Smith watches carefully for mistakes that might occur. Busy studying and doing the class assignment in algebra 1 are Kris Fuller, Stephanie Green, Bill Forbes, Taunya Peel, Troy Clawson and Amy Edwards. 48 Physical Education Page editor: Mike Hoopes Pinkston, Adrea Ralph, Jennifer Ramirez, Tony Ray, Jason Renard, Angela Roberts, Kimberly Class of 1990 Jeff Weigel relaxes for a few minutes while Chris MacQuarrie works on strengthening his legs. Rich Wright works out on the new leg sled while Tony Arrant tackles the new bench press. Brent Zartman concentrates on doing squats correctly. Squats help strengthen the lower body. Mrs. Nelson works extra hard on the bench press as Deyan Allison takes a break after a tough workout. Larry Harris and Richard Phillips lead the rest of the class around the gym. Running was required before they did any weight lifting. Weight training brought different activities to fitness as Greg Zartman heads towards the finish in the jump rope relay. Physical Education 49 Sit-ups strengthen the abdominal muscles. Richie Lattin, James Nix and Chris MacQuarrie work hard on theirs. Rosalie Smith enjoys substituting for physical education teachers because she gets to play basketball with them when they have a free day. A free day allows the students to play basketball or to just sit down and relax after working hard all week. A new style of push-up that some people learned was called F S or feet where your seat is. Rodger Beers. David Bigelow and Guy Blohm do the new ones with ease. Seat drops strengthen the arms and shoulders. Here Wade McKinley, Mike Milner, Angela Nelson and Jeff Neuschwander work on finishing their last set of ten seat drops. 50 Science Page editor: Mama Magnuson Silveus, Jennifer Silveus, Sharon Simpson, Jared Sisson, Brian Sisson, Stephanie Smith, Wayne Class of 1990 Eva Thornberry and Staci Trees work on their fetal pigs in biology 2. Weighing some water for her chemistry lab is Rhonda Lucero. Mr. Klemm gives his aide, Kathy Pitts, directions for the day. Joe Burch shows Pepy Munson how to do her chemistry problems. Mr. Klemm demonstrates to his biology 2 class how to remove the brain from a pig. Science 51 Mr. Sterrett explains the formations of deltas as Bill Forbes and Heath Underhill listen intently. Finishing up some earth science homework are Tabatha Van-dre and Brenda Grant. Enjoying the sun while working on their science assignment are Michelle Storm and J.C. Woosley. Roxana Rios finishes up her lab write-up for her biology class. 52 Shop Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Steve Charles puts the pieces of his project together to ensure their fit. Working with the vertical bandsaw is Jesse Blum. David Peel lifts a weight so that Bill Finnegan can put the safety bar on the new safety device they built for the weight room. In Woods III, Jim Edick concentrates on constructing a grandfather clock. Jamie Thurman helps Guy Blohm measure the wood while Mr. Schaenzer looks on. Shop 53 Jon Calley and Jaime Fisher pick the right tools for the job in cold metals. Working in cold metals are Mike Milner and David Bigelow. Jack Daniels uses the drill press as a dome sander in Woods II. Bill Finnegan assists Robyn Hunt in cold metals. Mike Hurd stabilizes their metal cluster project while Peter Vigue drills. Williams, Clinton Wilson, Nancy Wofford, Jena Woosley, James Young, Gabrielle Zartman. Brent Class of 1990 54 Social Studies Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Jim Edick labels points on a world map in Global Studies. In U.S. History, Tammy Godfrey concentrates on her chapter test. Working on her psychology assignment is Tonya Blum. In World Problems, Martin Olsen, visitor Cheri Key, Rob Beers, Chris Ross and Billy Harris work on their assignments. In Global Studies, Bonny Slagle searches for areas on her map that the teacher is naming. Virgel Pole and Fred Mason listen to instructions on how to prepare their taxes in Personal Finance I. Social Studies Bonny Slagle works on a paper for psychology. Eric Zanni and Jon Morse prepare for a test by studying a map in Eric’s Global Studies book. Marvin Warman and Terry Wilson work on their history assignments. Eileen Schmidt, Jenny Harmon and Roby Quigley discuss the results of their psychology tests as Melissa Middleton and Bonny Slagle work on their assignments. In World Problems, Rich Wright, Todd Stover and Donny McGlasson listen to a lecture. Blum, Jesse Brasseur, Joe Bresko, Marcus Brice. Derek Brugh, Julie Buckley, Darlene Class of 1991 56 Staff Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Sharon Nelson works out with Leah Preston and Heidi Johnson in her girls’ weight training class which was added this year. Secretary Betty McCue organizes her papers during a free moment. Working at the new fish hatchery, are Ben Miller, Bob Schultz and Andy Klemm. Using the metal shop’s recently acquired IBM computer is Milt Smith. Richard George checks adjustments on one of the school’s buses. Staff 57 Bill DeBoard and Larry Phillips enjoy the new teacher’s room during lunch. Peggy Hashberger, the new school nurse, jots down some notes. Mary Baker was recently promoted to the position of head cook. Head custodian Kip Parret and secretary Coleeta Quigley chat in the counseling office. SPORTS Rich Wright, in the second leg of the 400 meter relay, gets a head start against his Siuslaw opponent. Tyler Gederos takes off on a fast break. Tyler was named most valuable player for the boys’ varsity basketball team. Michelle McKeown, Trisha Marques, Kim Lyons, Christine Schmidt, Monica MacQuarrie and Deyan Allison are introduced as Mrs. Nelson gives a pep talk for the girls' varsity volleyball team. After finishing her event, Joann Young sells admission tickets to Mrs. Calley, one of the supporters of the Coquille track team. During a cross country meet, Brent Zartman is cheered on by his teammates. The cross country team enjoyed victory this year when they captured a seventh place at the state meet. Shawn Peerson sprints out of the blocks while teammate Rusty Quigley helps out by bracing them for him. Staci Henderson, Jessica Temple and Kami Henderson, along with many others, show lots of spirit during the announcing of the varsity baskeball starter Brad Martin. Carolyn blows her opponents away in the 100 meter dash. Carolyn placed second at district which allowed her to participate in the state track meet. Rusty Quigley practices his start for the 100 meter dash. Amy Szarkowski tips the ball through the double blockage of two Douglas opponents. Page editor: Kim Lyons 60 Baseball Page editor: Rhonda Lucero The varsity baseball team shakes hands with the Brookings team after a long game. Being given some last minute instructions by coach Waddington are pitcher Corey Lucas and catcher Brian Waddington. The varsity team includes (back row) Eric Luckman, Brad Martin, Corey Lucas, Scott Morrison, Bryon White. Paul Waddington, Tony Arrant, Troy LaBrec, coach Gary Waddington (kneeling) James Nix, Clint Williams and Robert Beers. Mike Napier hustles to first base. Troy LaBrec slaps hands with Brad Martin after doing a good job in the outfield. Stretching out before the game are Mike Napier. Roger Beers. Jayson Wartnik and Jeff Philley. The J.V. baseball team includes coach John Frazier, Danny Homenyk, Mark Pearce, Andy Gunther, Charles Altree, Mike Napier, Jeff Philley, Chris MacQuarrie, Richie Latti, Kris Fuller, Roger Beers, Jayson Wartnik and Jason Hurt. Mark Pearce. Chris MacQuarrie, Brent Krewson, Danny Homenyk, Landon Horton. Roger Beers, Jeff Philley, Andy Gunther and Jason Hurt listen as coach Frasier gives them some strategy. Throwing the bat and heading for first base is Richie Lattin. VARSITY RESULTS Marshfield Opponent 22 Coquille 8 Reedsport 4 2 Myrtle Point 8 5 Waldport 5 7 Waldport 5 8 Gold Beach 8 4 Douglas 11 3 Bandon 4 6 Siuslaw 4 5 Reedsport 2 12 Brookings 9 3 Douglas 0 4 Myrtle Point 11 8 Bandon 0 10 Doyle, Sara Dunlap, Melissa Edwards, Amy Farmer, Tony Ferrell, Joe Fields, Matt Class of 1991 Opponent Coquille 62 Basketball Rogue River North Bend 59 58 49 50 Pleasant Hill 69 56 Gold Beach Tourney 47 64 59 52 Glide 56 69 Douglas 67 62 Bandon 45 48 Siuslaw 71 63 Brookings 59 67 Gold Beach 58 66 Myrtle Point 74 45 Reedsport 63 65 Bandon 59 61 Siuslaw 45 58 Myrtle Point 69 68 Brookings 95 82 Gold Beach 55 61 Douglas 69 61 Page editor: Rhonda Lucero Reedsport 64 73 Brookings Playoff 74 69 Fisher, Brent Fisher, Jaime Forbes, Bill Ford, Jared Gage, Bill Gederos, Lari Class of 1991 The varsity basketball team includes (front row) assistant coach Willard Rust, Tyler Gederos, Robert Beers, Knute Matthews, Brad Martin, Scott Morrison, Jim Edick, Virgil Pole, manager Blake Bowers (second row) coaches Larry Phillips and John Van Burger, Tony Arrant, Jeff Basden, Kurt McCue, David Wright, John Pantekoek, Richie Lattin and David Bone. Sophomore Richie Lattin (22) shoots for two as Virgil Pole (44) blocks the Glide players from the rebound. Knute Matthews (20) sprints down the court in front of his Vikings opponent. Knute Matthews (20) goes up for the shot as Brad Martin (50) fights his way toward the basket. Laying the ball into the hoop and adding to the score to help beat Siuslaw is Kurt McCue(42). David Wight shoots free throws with Brad Martin before the game starts. Boys’ Basketball 63 Brad Martin (50) shoots the ball over his Glide opponents as Robert Beers hustles in to help him. Richie Lattin and Scott Morrison (34), who both earned honorable mention in the Far West League, enjoy a little humor before doing warm-ups with David Wight while Robert Beers and Tony Arrant listen in. Tyler Gederos (24) goes for the shot as Brad Martin (50) runs around his Glide opponent. Tyler was picked for the Far West League second team. Scott Morrison shoots the ball and draws a foul. Richie Lattin (22) goes for the shot, while Kurt McCue (42), and Virgil Poel (44) get ready for the rebound. 64 Girls’ Basketball Page editor: Marna Magnuson Horton, Landon Hughes, Amy Hurt, Elisa Jones, Jennifer Keen,Jason King, Mindie Class of 1991 Huddling together at a time out are Nicole Means, lari Gederos, Michelle McKeown, Tanya Heikkila, Carolyn Leary, Jennifer Jones, Wendy Smith, Coach DeBoard and Coleen McCue. Carolyn Leary shows her skills as she drives past a Brookings opponent. Girls’ Basketball 65 Michelle McKeown jumps for a shot to score another point for the Lady Devils’ team. Tanya Heikkila (24) and Jennifer Jones (13) fight for the rebound as Carolyn Leary (14) and Michelle McKeown (22) run in to help. The girls’ varsity baskeball team includes (front row) Loni Adams, Trisha Marquez, Carolyn Leary, Tanya Heikkila, Holly Young, Pepy Munson (back row) Coach Elaine DeBoard, Michelle McKeown, Coleen McCue, Wendy Smith, Jennifer Jones and Lari Gederos. Coleen McCue tries for a basket while her Bruin opponent struggles to stop her. Jennifer Jones shoots for two points over these defenders. Outjumping her opponents and teammates is Jennifer Jones. Sitting on the sideline cheering for their team are Pepy Munson, Nicole Means, Lari Gederos, Wendy Smith and Coach DeBoard. Krewson, Brent Layton, Willy LeMaster, Jim Lemery, Laura Luckman, Jason Lyons. Laurie Class of 1991 66 Subvarsity Basketball Page editor: Mike Hoopes MacQuarrie, Chris Maggard, Marsha Mahlberg, Shannon March, Monica Martizia, Renee McCormick, Nathan Class of 1991 The JV girls team includes (front row) Nicole Means, Sharon Sauve, Melody Seiger (back row) Tara Yoakam, Theresa Burg, Michelle Storm, Jenifer Backman and Laurie Lyons. Not pictured are Lauren DeBoard. Monica March, Lari Gederos and coach Sharon Nelson. Melody Seiger (20) goes up for two points against a Sutherlin defender as Laurie Lyons (14) gets ready to rebound. Subvarsity Basketball 67 David Wight goes up for two points against Siuslaw. With only seconds left on the clock, David Jenning goes for a shot over a Siuslaw defender. His shot was good for two more points. The freshman boys’ team includes (from left) Landon Horton, coach John Van Burger, Bill Forbes, Willy Layton, Andy Gunther, Doug Vigue, Jamie Thurman, Brian Waddington, Guy Blohm, Marcus Bresko, Derek Brice, Scott Churchill, Richard Walker, Jesse Blum, Brent Krewson, Shawn Willis, Chris MacQuarrie, Ray Ogbin and Matt Winningham. With a time out at hand, coach Nelson tells Tara Yoakam (32), Michelle Storm (24), Nicole Means (10), Laurie Lyongs, and Lauren DeBoard (30) what she wants them to do. Lauren DeBoard gets a shot past a Myrtle Point player for another basket. The JV boys’ team includes (from left) coach Willard Rust, Roger Beers, Jeff Philley, Jim Edick, John Pantekeok, Jason DeMain, David Jennings, Mike Napier, Charles Altree, Clint Williams, David Bone, Troy Clawson and head coach Larry Phillips Meithof, Crystal Milner, Pamela Munson, David Nelson, Angela Norris, Julie Ogbin, Ray Class of 1991 68 Cross Country Page editor: Angela Renard Pattee. Melissa Quigley, Rusty Reinman, Karon Rose. Valorie Sauve, Sharon Sharp, Dusty Class of 1991 The cross country team consists of (front row) Noah Temple, Stacy Peterson, Melody Seiger, Heather Crawford, Fred Mason, Kirsta Crawford, Sara Doyle, Misha Uht, Todd Johnson (second row) coach Jerry Luoto, Les VanHorn. Marcus Bresko, Mike Hoopes, Andy Gunther, Travis Elkins, Brent Zartman, Kathy Dieu, coach Don Crawford (back row) Matt Fields, John Gunther, Wendi Smith, Matt Goodwin, Jon Morse, Rob Calley and Roger Beers. Not pictured are Robert Beers and Dawn Kaneen. With a third place finish for Rob Calley and a seventh place for Jon Morse, the Devils were seventh at state. Ahead of teammates Roger Beers and Travis Elkins, Brent Zartman lengthens his stride to keep his first place. Cross Country 69 Rob Calley sprints across the finish line at Winchester Bay. After finishing fifth at Myrtle Creek, Wendi Smith takes a deep breath. Rounding the bend at the Coquille Invitational, Matt Goodwin puts his second wind to work. While waiting for the final results at the Myrtle Point Invitational, the team listens to coach Crawford. Showing their spirit with the Red Vapor chant is the varsity boys team. Steele, Julie Stengar,. Jennifer Stenson, Luke Stokes, Christina Storm, Michelle Szarkowski, Amy Class of 1991 70 Varsity Football The varsity football team includes (front row) Trenton 3 Galusha, Mike Napier, Shawn Peerson, James Nix, Travis Peterschick, Kevin Kluchesky, Bob Flood, Brian Meithof, Jim Edick, Joe Burch, Tyler Gederos (second row) coaches Joe Meyer, Ken Trathen and John Christiansen, players Brady Bowman, Troy LaBrec, Brett Wisely, Scott Morrison, David Wight, Richie Lattin, Managers Blake Bowers and Carl Miller, coaches Keith Lewis and John VanBurger (third row) players Mike Milner, Wade McKinley, Matt Deen, Paul Waddington, Marshall Anderson, Virgil Pole, Jason Hurt, Curtis Cronin (back row) Greg Zartman, David Peel, Kurt McCue, Jeff Basden, Brian White, Charles Altree and Corey Lucas. Coach John VanBurger and co-captains Paul Waddington (80) and Kurt McCue (42) lead the Devils through the tradi-Page editor: Mike Hoopes tional ring of fire at half time. The Devils defeated Gold Beach 20-6 in homecoming action. Thurman, Jamie Underhill, Heath Vandre, Tabby VanHorn, Lester Vigue, Doug Waddington, Brian Class of 1991 As Wade McKinely (75) collides with an Astoria player, Corey Lucas (88) runs after the quarterback. Tyler Gederos (12) releases a long pass before a Reedsport defender can get to him. The pass was complete for a Co-quille first down. On a tackle against an Astoria ball carrier is Troy LaBrec (21). Corey Lucas (88) watches as Tyler Gederos (12) unloads a pass as Matt Deen (20) throws a block against a Reedsport player. Paul Waddington (80), Kurt McCue (42) and Tyler Gederos (12) listen to coach Trathen’s instructions during a time out against Reedsport. Varsity Football 71 In the homecoming game against Gold Beach, Corey Lucas (88) and Kurt McCue sack the Panther quarterback for a six yard loss. Astoria Opponent 3 Coquille 7 Rogue River 8 15 Douglas 35 12 Bandon 17 13 Reedsport 35 14 Gold Beach 6 20 Myrtle Point 6 14 Siuslaw 34 8 Brookings 27 16 Kurt McCue (42) and the rest of the defensive line move in to stop a Reedsport ball carrier. Walker, Richard Wartnik, Jayson Willis, Shawn Wilson, Mike Winningham, Matt Wolfe, David Class of 1991 72 JV Football Page editor: Rhonda Lucero As Mike Napier centers the ball to David Wight, John Clements, Charles Altree and Troy Clawson set up on the line for their next play against Bandon. Loosening up before the big game against Douglas is David Wight (7). Mike Napier, Curtis Cronin and Bill Forbes watch the action from the sidelines. Richie Lattin (25) runs the ball 15 yards, setting up a touchdown against Bandon. Doug Vigue (77) and Charles Altree (79) look down on their opponent and one teammate after a hard tackle in Coquille’s favor. Halfback Richie Lattin breaks loose from his Douglas opponent. Junior varsity football team members include (first row) Matt Carlock, Derek Brice. Trenton Galusha. Rusty Quigley, Richie Lattin, Charles Altree, coach Joe Meyer(second row) Jayson Wartnik, Aaron Graham, Mike Napier, Guy Blohm, David Wight, John Clements, coach Keith Lewis (third row) Travis Peterschick, Bill Forbes, Curtis Cronin, Troy Clawson, Willy Layton, Chris MacQuarrie (fourth row) Matt Winningham, Brian Waddington, Doug Vigue, David Wolfe, Shawn Willis. Coach Lewis gives captains Trenton Galusha and David Wight instructions before they lead the team in exercises. JV Football 73 Coaches Keith Lewis and Joe Meyer and players Curtis Cronin, Trenton Galusha, Chuck Altree and Derek Brice watch their team romp Bandon 62 to 0. Marshfield Sophomores Opponent 6 Coquille 24 Douglas 0 21 Bandon 0 62 Reedsport 6 27 Gold Beach 0 39 Myrtle Point 0 34 Siuslaw 12 6 Brookings 0 30 Mary Baker, kitchen John Beedie. business manager Judy Biomquist. business John Christiansen, math Don Crawford, resource center Elizabeth De Sa E Silva. Spanish 74 Boys’Track Page editor: Marna Magnuson Bill DeBoard. computers Eiame DeBoard. English Joy DeMam. school board lan Dor sett, social studies Debby Farrier, business Dianna Forty, bus dnver Boys’Track 75 Getting ready for the 100 yard dash is Rich Wright and opponents from other schools. Doug Vigue uses all his strength while throwing the shot put. Looking over some qualification scores are Mr. Klemm, Doug Vigue, Kathy Lemery, Virgil Pole and Pepy Munson. Shawn Peerso races for the finish line in the 200 yard dash. He finished in first place. John Gunther hands off the baton to John Mai in the second leg of the 1600 meter relay. Dan Godfrey flies over the hurdles. The boys track team includes (front row) coach Andy Klemm, manager Sam Wilson, John Mai, Shawn Peerson, Dan Godfrey, Steve Bigelow, Derek Brice (second row) coach Don Crawford, Willy Layton, Rich Wright, Aaron Graham, Brent Zartman, Jonathan Morse, Travis Elkins, Shane Riddle (back row) coach Larry Phillips, manager Blake Bowers, Matt Fields, Joe Burch, Wade McKinley, Doug Vigue, Jared Simpson and Matt Goodwin. Showing off his form while throwing the javelin is Wade McKinley. Els FultS. bus driver Richard George, bus mechanic Sue Godfrey, aide Mary Graham, aide Jim Harris, superintendent Peggy Hashberger. nurse 76 Girls Track Stretching out before their events are Melody Seiger, Marsha Maggard, Carolyn Leary and Shawn Peerson. Running ahead of her opponent in the 800 meter race is Michelle Storm. Monica MacQuarrie gets a great start in the 400 meter dash and ended up with a time of 60.7. Flying over the hurdle is Colleen McCue. At District, Colleen got first place in the short hurdles and second place in the long hurdles. Page editor: Rhonda Lucero Girls Track 77 Just receiving the hand off from Melody Seiger, Monica Mac-Quarrie takes off running. This picture was taken at the Reedsport Twilight which some students were calling the Reedsport Invitational Swim Meet because it rained so much that a quarter of the track was covered by two inches of water. Pepy Munson throws the shot at the Reedsport Twilight. Pepy got first place at District with a throw of 35’ 11”. Carolyn Leary and Marsha Haggard get good leads on their Siuslaw opponent. The girls track team includes (first row) Melody Seiger, Man-dy Magnuson, Monica MacQuarrie, Carolyn Leary, Michelle Storm, Marsha Maggard, Cristy Peterson and coach Andy Klemm (second row) Amy Szarkowski, Sarah Doyle, Valorie Rose, Heather Crawford, Kim Lyons, Kathy Lemery, Christine Schmidt, coach Don Crawford (third row) manager Nancy Wilson, Wendi Smith, Pepy Munson, Joanne Young, Colleen McCue, Josie Briggs, Mandy Buckingham and coach Larry Phillips. As Sara Doyle runs past the lap mark, Mr. Patterson tells her her time. Melody Seiger attacks the finish line. Jerry Luoto. art Terry Mai. school board Emma Marca. kitchen Nancy Martin, bus supervisor Patty Marti ia. English Betty McCue. secretary Kim Lyons blocks another shot against Siuslaw. With a powerful spike, Jennifer Jones scores again. The varsity volleyball team includes (front row) Trisha Marquez, Carolyn Leary (second row) Deyan Allison, Chris Fuller, Monica MacQuarrie (back row) Pepy Munson, Kim Lyons. Christine Schmidt, Jennifer Jones, Lauren DeBoard, Michelle McKeown, Christy Peterson and coach Sharon Nelson. Serving up another point for Coquille in the match against Bandon is Chris Fuller. Deyan Allison (11)) sets the ball up for Monica MacQuarrie (1) to spike for another point. 78 Varsity Volleyball Ken Messerle. school board Sharon Nelson, physical education Dick Norris, bus driver Kippen Parrel, custodian Kay Pearson, bus driver Larry Phillips, health Page editor: Mike Hoopes Varsity Volleyball 79 As the team watches, Trisha Marquez positions the ball for Monica MacQuarrie. At the end of the game, Trisha Marquez, Kris Fuller, Jennifer Jones and Pepy show their sportsmanship by congratulating Siuslaw on a great game. In the last home game of the season, Michelle McKeown, Carolyn Leary, Trisha Marquez and Pepy Munson prepare for the serve from Brookings. Up in the air to block a Siuslaw spike is Jennifer Jones. Opponent Coquille Reedsport Tourney 4th Bandon Won Douglas Won Reedsport Won Pacific Won Gold Beach Won Brookings Lost Myrtle Point Won Pacific Won Siuslaw Won Bandon Won Douglas Lost Reedsport Won Gold Beach Won Brookings Lost Myrtle Point Lost Siuslaw Lost 80 JV Volleyball Tipping the ball over the net is Valorie Rose. The JV volleyball team consists of (front row) Amy Szarkowski, Shannon Mahlberg, Jodi Thursman, Nora Cordova, Renee Martizia, Tara Yoakam (back row) Jennifer Backman, Valorie Rose, Tammy Godfrey, Pepy Munson, Taryn Gardner, Lari Gederos and Laurie Lyons. Jodi Thurman congratulates Lari Gederos after she spikes the ball past her Siuslaw opponents. Digging the ball up is Jennifer Backman while Lari Gederos prepares to assist her. Page editor: Kim Lyons i JV Volleyball 81 Joining the team huddle are Jennifer Backman, Nora Cordova, Lari Gederos, Tammy Godfrey, Laurie Lyons and coach Ann Liday. Jennifer Backman sets the ball up for her teammates. Lari Gederos, Laurie Lyons, Shannon Mahlberg and Valorie Rose enjoy their meal after battling in a tough game against Reedsport. Eating out after the game was a tradition the team enjoyed. Taryn Gardner serves another point for her team. Taryn served seven points in a row to help Coquille defeat Pacific. Opponent Coquille Bandon Won Douglas Won Reedsport Lost Gold Beach Won Brookings Lost Myrtle Point Lost Siuslaw Lost Bandon Lost Douglas Lost Reedsport Lost Gold Beach Won Brookings Won Myrtle Point Won Siuslaw Lost 82 Wrestling Page editor: DeeDee Kegel Maria Wannik. school board Gary Wiese. band Barbara Willis, secretary Robert Wilson, school board Nancy Wiprod. reading Jerre Woody, aide Kevin Kluchesky controls his Bandon opponent. The wrestling team includes (front row) Jayson Wartnik, Kevin Kaagen, David Wolfe, Fred Mason, Brian Sisson, Todd Johnson, James Nix, Rich Wright (second row) coach Ron Mason, Noah Temple, John Clements, Jason Hurt, Mike Milner, Jared Ford, Steve Bigelow (third row) coach Mike Swem, Travis Peterschick, Curtis Perry, Jason Hagen, Kevin Kluchesky and managers Casey Arriola and Mandy Magnuson. Not pictured: Trenton Galusha. Wartnik and Wolfe placed fourth at the state tournament. In the match against Bandon, Jason Hurt works for a pin. Grabbed from behind by his Myrtle Point competitor, Mike Milner tries for an escape. Wrestling 83 In the meet against Brookings, Todd Johnson prepares to take his competition down. Fred Mason applies a head and arm move to his Myrtle Point opponent. Trenton Galusha is working for a pin against his Bandon wrestler. Noah Temple controls his Brookings opponent. Not Pictured: Curtis. George Curtis. Katie Curtis. Roy Duncan. James Inman. Janice index Clawson. 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Blake 9.21,33,63. 71,75 e Bowman. Brady 5,17.71 Brasseur Joe 55 Eckes, Janell 41 Bresko. Marcus 7, 35. 55, 67. 69 Edick, James 7,21.24.53, 55,63, 67,71 Brewster. Robert 40,43 Edick, Ronnell 31,41 Brice. Derek 13. 35,55.67.73, 75 Edwards, Amy 47.61 Briggs. Candy 22,37 Elkins. Travis 33.41,43.47.69,75.77 Briggs. Josie 5,9,19.21,23.25.27. 77 Engle, Lea 6 Brown, Michelle 40 Farmer. Pete 6 Brown. Mitch 11 Farmer. Tony 61 Brugh, Julie 31,55 Farrier. Debby. business 74 Buckingham. Mandy 7, 9. 27. 35. 40. 77 Ferre. Tamra 6.9. 17 Buckley. Darlene 55 Ferrell, Joe 11.61 Burch. Joseph 22.51.71.75 Fields. Matt 61,69,75 Burg. Theresa 33. 56. 67 Fields. Tom 6 Finley. Michele 11,24 Finnegan. William 7,9, 17,23, 33.53 Fisher. Brent 62 c Fisher. Jaime 53,62 Flood, Bob 24. 29. 71 Calley, Christine 59 Calley, Jon 53. 56 Calley. Robwin 5, 7. 9. 33, 69 Carlock. Matt 41.56. 73 f Casey. Dawn 22 Caudill, Greg 22, 23, 25 Forbes, Bill 13.21,47,51.62.67,73 Cemga. Shawna 22 Ford. Jared 62.83 Charles. 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Michael Hopkins, Michael Hopper, Jennifer Hord. Jason Horton. Landon Howard. Heidi Hughes. Amy Humphrey, Lois librarian Hunt, Robyn Huntley, Jai Hurd. Mike Hurt, Elisa Hurt, Jason Hyatt, Dennis ■ I Inman, Janice 11,41,62 11,27.42,71,73,83 17 42.43.81 24,31 25 62.65.67.81 7. 19, 21,23, 27,33,59,63,71 57 7,15,17 25 7, 43 63,75 25 75 25, 35. 55, 81 25,69 75 35, 63, 73, 75 75 51 42 39,63 42,47 25.41 61,63,67, 69 7,9,15,25,33.69. 75 ■ J Jenkins, Michael Jennings, David Jerin, Kim Johnson, Heidi Johnson, Karra Johnson, Ken, counselor Johnson, Todd Jones. Jennifer Jordan, Zorina k Kaneen. Dawn Keen.Jason Kegel, Deidra Kendall. Jan. band Key, Cheri King. Dovie King, Mindie Klemm, Andy, science Kluchesky, Kevin Knight, Angela Krewson, Brent Kruse, Larry Kuntz, Terry Kyle. Sandra 9 19.43,67 43 43. 57 44 13. 76 9,15. 23,41,69,83 39, 64, 65, 79 15,17,19,27,29.39 33. 44. 69 64 7, 9,27 76 55 27 64 13,51,57, 75. 76. 77.88 27, 71.83 44,45 61,65,67 9,17, 25 9. 15,31 5, 27. 39 42, 43, 45 25,83 7.1,, 19,23,83 8,27 31,42 26 88 9,55 15,17, 75 43.49 8. 23, 43. 55 57,75 3,5.7.8.9.17,21. 23,25,27,33,41,47. 65 26,37 23. 25, 26, 29. 39. 45. 59 5, 43. 59 26 8 63 11,61 8. 25. 69 8 63 25 61,64,67 9,13,23. 27 64 76 3.5, 7,9.19,23,25,53 43 26,53 64 23, 26,61,71,83 27 7 LaBrec, Troy 10.13, 19,23, 25, 27.41,61 Landmark, Heather 44,47 Laport, Mia, aide 76 Lattin, Richard 13,21,23, 25,44,49, 61,63,71,73 Layton, Willy 13. 65,67, 73. 75 Leary, Carolyn 33. 43, 44,59,65, 77. 79 LeMaster, Jim 65 Lemery, Kathy 7. 9,10,15,19, 33.41,47. 75. 77 Lemery, Laura 29,65 Lewis, Keith, coach 71,73, 76 Libby. Michelle 3,10,15,17, 33 Liday, Ann 81 Lloyd. Joanna 27 Long, Teresa 10 Lucas, Corey 10,31,61,71 Lucas, Randy 25 Lucero, Rhonda 10,13,25, 39,43,51 Luckman, Eric 11,61 Luckman, Jason 37,65 Luoto, Jerry, art 69,77 Lyons, Kim 7, 9,11,21,23, 33, 59, 77, 79. 88 Lyons, Laurie 65.67.81 m MacQuarrie, Chris 13, 19,49,61,66,67, 73 MacQuarrie, Monica 9. 13, 25,30.41.59,77. 79 Maggard, Jason 11 Maggard. Marsha 66. 77 Maggard. Michelle 5,9,21,30 Magnuson, Mandy 3, 11,25, 27,43. 45,77, 83 Magnuson, Marna 11,15,23 Mahlberg, Shannon 11,66,81 Mai, Jodi 3,45 Mai, John 11, 19,21,25,27, 29,35.41.47.75 Mai, Terry, school board 15,17,77 Marca, Emma, kitchen 77 March, Monica 66,67 Marquez, Trisha 11,59,65,79 Marshall, Shannon 25. 30, 35. 37 Marshall. Tara 9,23. 30, 47 Martin. Brad 12, 59.61,63 p Martin. Nancy bus supervisor 77 Pantekoek. John 11,32,63, 67 Martindale. Jeffrey 12 Parret. Kippen, custodian 57. 78 Martizia. Patty, English 9.17,29,41.77,88 Pattee. Melissa 68 Martizia. Renee 29. 66. 81 Patterson, Don 77 Mason, Fred 30. 55. 69. 83 Pearce, Mark 32,61 Mason, Ron 83 Pearson. Kay, bus driver 78 Matthews, Knute 9, 12. 23.25.63 Peden, Pam 46 Mauro, Sean 45 Peel, David 14,21,29, 53, 71 McAdams. JaDonna 29,30 Peel, Tanya 23. 45. 47 McAdams. Kim 31.45 Peerson, Shawn 32. 59,71,75, 77 McAdams, Roberta 43,45 Perry, Curtis 47,83 McCormick, Nathan 37.66 Perry, Melissa 19,47 McCue, Betty Jean Peterschick, Travis 11.27.43,47.71.73. 83 secretary 57. 77 Peterson, Bryan 15 McCue. Colleen 3,12, 23. 33,31.65,77 Peterson, Cristy 7,9, 19. 32.41,77. 79 McCue. Kurt 9, 12, 19,21,25. Peterson. Stacy 7,9, 15. 17. 19,25. 33, 47.69 27,33,43,63,71 Philley. Jeffrey 29. 47. 61.67 McGlasson. Donny 12. 55 Phillips. Larry, health 57. 63, 67. 75, 77, 78 McKeown. Michelle 13, 25. 59,65.79 Phillips, Richard 19.29.47.49 McKinley. Wade 31,49, 71,75 Pierce. LaVon, bus driver 79 McNeal. Michael 31 Pinkston. Adrea 39. 45. 48 Means. Nicole 23. 35. 45. 65. 67 Pitts. Kathy 3.5.9,21.27,33.51 Means. Trina 39 Pole, Virgil 25,33,55, 63.71,75 Meithof, Brian 13, 71 Preston, Leah 9. 13,33,57 Meithof, Crystal 9, 37, 67 Merritt. Cinda 9. 23. 31 Messerle, Ken q school board 78 Meyer, Joe 71,73 Quigley, Coleeta Middleton. Melissa 11,35, 55 secretary 57, 79 Miller, Ben 57 Quigley. Robert 15,55 Miller, Carl 13,151.41,71 Quigley. Rusty 59. 68. 73 Miller. Kevin 9. 13 Miller, Sandi 45 Miller, Skip 13.17 Milner. Mike 31,49, 53,71,83 r Milner. Pamela 67 Mitchell, Ernest 13 Ralph, Jennifer 39,48 Moore. Gary 14.15 Ramirez, Tony 31,48 Moore. Heather 39 Ray, Jason 29.48 Moore. Jodi 31 Reed, Janice 15 Morgan, Jim 19,46 Reinman, Karon 68 Morin. Janell 14 Renard, Angela 37.48 Morrison. Scott 11,46.61.63,71 Riddle, Shane 75 Morse, Jonathan 9. 19,29,32.55.69,75. 77 Ring, Jonathan 19,33, 39 Munson, David 67 Rios, Roxana 15,51 Munson, Maureen 32,51.65,75, 77, 79,81 Roberts, Kimberly 35, 37. 48 Roccaforte, Jeremy 33 Rollins, Barbara n counselor 79 II Rose, Valorie 68. 77, 81 Rose. Vance 33. 35 Napier, Michael 11,19.46,61,67,71,73 Ross, Chris 19.41,55 Nash, Matt 19 Rother, Traci 5. 19.49 Neilson, Julie 47 Rust, Willard, coach 63. 67. 79 Nelson, Angela 49.67 Ryan, Wilma Nelson, Joe 23 bus driver 79 Nelson, Sharon physical education 43. 49,. 57. 59.67, 78. 79 Neuschwander, Jeffrey 46.49 Nichols, Stefani 14.15.29.39 s Nix. James 14.23, 25,39.43,61,71,83 Norris. Dick, bus driver 78 Sampson. Eva, kitchen 79 Norris. Julie 67 Sanford, Suzy 47 Noy, Rhonda 47 Sargent, Jeffery 15 Sauve, Sharon 37, 39. 67. 68 Schad, Cathy 34.41 Schaenzer, Edward wood shop 53,80 0 Schmidt, Christine 7,9. 16. 17, 23, 25, 33, 59. 77, 79 Ogbin, Ray 67 Schmidt, Eileen 7,9,34,55 Olsen. Christie 46 Schmidt. Karl Olsen. Martin 14,55 principal 3,80 Schultz, Candace 49 Schultz, Robert science 3, 57. 80 Seiger, Melody 43. 45, 49, 67, 69, 77 Shafer. Richard 11, 15,16,25 u Sharp. Candi Sharp. Dusty 39.45,68 37. 39.49 Sauve, Sharon 37, 39, 67. 68 Schad, Cathy Schaenzer, Edward 34,41 wood shop 53, 80 Schmidt, Christine 7,9, 16. 17. 23, 25. 33. 59, 77. 79 Schmidt, Eileen Schmidt, Karl 7, 9.34.55 principal 3,80 Schultz, Candace Schultz. Robert 49 science 3. 57, 80 Seiger, Melody 43. 45, 49, 67, 69, 77 Shafer, Richard 11,15,16,25 Sharp, Candi 37, 39. 49 Sharp, Dusty 39, 45. 68 Sharpe, Lisa Sholter, Patty 49 home economics Short, Steve 80 social studies 3. 9, 80. 88 Siewell, David 31.49 Silveus, Jennifer 21.43. 50 Silveus. Sharon 45.50 Simpson. Jared 19.47, 50,75 Simpson. Jennifer 16. 39.45 Simpson. Lonnie 16.29 Sisson, Brian Sisson, Ross 19,43, 50,83 school board 80 Sisson, Stephanie 37,50 Slagle. Bonnie 13,34,55 Slevoigh, Treva 7, 9, 29. 34 Smith-Lucas, Jennifer Smith, Gordon 16,25 school board 15, 17,81 Smith, Milt, metal shop 47, 57,81 Smith, Rosalie 49 Smith, Wayne 19,50 Smith, Wendi 7,9,51,65,69. 77 Sorensen, Susan 34 Sparkman, Robert 34 Stamos, Tony 16,27 Steel, Shawna 29,31.43,51 Steele, Julie 33, 45. 69 Stengar, Jennifer 9,69 Stenson, Luke 69 Stephens. Karen 35 Sterrett. Joseph, math 19,21,51.81 Stokes, Christina 69 Stokes, Danniella 29.51 Stone, Martin, attorney 15 Storm, Michelle 51,67,69, 77 Stover. Todd 17, 55 Stratton, Nola, bus driver 81 Stump. Kristi 35 Swem, Mike 83 Swindall. Brown 15,17, 27. 35 Szarkowski. Amy 25, 37, 59. 69, 77, 81 t Tait, Dr. George 15 Tawney, Kely 37 Temple. Jessica 5,11,39,51,59 Temple. Noah 15,17,27,31,69,83 Thornberry, Eva 7.11,15,17.21.25.39 Thurman, Jamie 53, 67. 70 Thurman, Jodi 5, 25.45.51.81 Thurman,Lucky Trathen, Ken 25 physical education 71,81 Trees. Stacy 7,11.15.17.39.51 Uht, Misha 51,69 Underhill, Heath 51,70 v VanBurger. John, coach 63.67.71,81 Vandre, Tabby 51,70 VanHorn, Lester 69,70 Vigue, Doug 67, 70. 73. 75 Vigue, Peter 35,53 W Waddington. Brian 13,61,67, 70.73 Waddington. Gary 61 Waddington. Paul 17,19.21.25.27.33.61.71 Walker. Richard 67,71 Wallace. Lee 35,43 Wallace. Nathan 19 Walling. Brad 35,52 Walsh. Stephen 18 Walter. Linda 3, 7,9,18, 37 Warman, Marvin 35,55 Warman, Modena 45,52 Wartnik, Jayson 51,71.73.83 Wartnik. Maria school board 82 Weigel, Jeffrey 31,49,52 Weigel, Kimberly 31,36 Weiser, Heidi 52 West. Rosemary 17 Wheeler. Duane 36 White, Bryon 18,61,71 Wiese, Gary, band 35,82 Wight. David 52,63,67, 71,73 Wilcut, Melissa 21,29.52 Williams. Clinton 53,61,67 Willis, Barbara secretary 82 Willis, Shawn 67, 71,73 Wilson, Areole 36, 47 Wilson. Mike 71 Wilson, Nancy 9. 43. 53, 77 Wilson, Robert school board 82 Wilson. Sam 75 Wilson. Shannon 36 Wilson. Terry 31.36.41.55 Winningham. Jane 17 Winningham. Matt 37. 67,71,73 Wiprud. Nancy, reading 82 Wisely. Brett 7, 9,13, 33,36,71 Wofford. Jena 53 Wolfe. Chris 23. 25 Wolfe. David 71,73, 83 Woodward. Terance 15,18. 25.41 Woody. Jerre. aide 82 Woosley. James 51,53 Wright. Rich 18. 49. 55.59, 75,83 y Yoakam, Tara 39, 67. 72, 81 Young. Gabrielle 39, 45. 53 Young. Holly 5,18.21.27,65 Young.Joanne 9. 37, 59. 77 z Zanni, Eric 9. 37. 47. 55 Zartman. Brent 49. 53. 59. 69. 75 Zartman. Gregory 17, 19. 37, 49,71 Zavada. Tanya 72 88 Pacific Power and Light Company lineman Ron Hammer shows Kim Lyons how to operate the controls on the boom truck bucket as she prepares to take the title page picture of the seniors on the bridge. The old bridge, built in 1922, stands deserted. The class of 1988 carries their memories of yesterday and their dreams for tomorrow as they leave Coquille’s new bridge and get ready to reach for new heights. Mr. Short gets caught smoking on duty! Mrs. Martizia assists him in stopping traffic to get the Class of 1988 safely across the highway. Mr. Klemm directed traffic while the seniors were on the bridge. Page editor: Kim Lyons The 1988 Laurel Staff Page editors: Mike Hoopes DeeDee Kegel Rhonda Lucero Kim Lyons Marna Magnuson Darkroom technicians: Carl Miller Kevin Miller Richard Shafer Brett Wisely The Laurel could not have been published without the support ol these South Coast businesses. We appreciate their contribution! These businesses sponsored a lull page: Bay Area Hydraulics, Coos Bay C D. Mason Insurance, Myrtle Point Coos Curry Teachers Federal Credit Union, Coquille Coquille Bookkeeping and Tax Service, Coquille Dr. Allan Braman, Coquille Farr's True Value Hardware. Coquille McKay's Markets, Coos Bay Seven-Eleven Food Stores, Coos Bay Shell Food Mart. Coquille The Bon, North Bend Westside Market, Coquille Weyerhaeuser, North Bend These businesses sponsored half a page: A and W Drive-In Restaurant, Coquille Action Trophies, Coos Bay Alfred C. Walsh, Jr., attorney, Coquille Automotive Electric, Coos Bay Barrow Drug, Coquille Bay Area Athletic Supply, Coos Bay Bill's Place Bonney's Rexall Drug, Coquille Bracelin-Yeager, Coos Bay Bug Germanators. North Bend 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 Coos Curry Electrical Cooperative, Coquille Coquille Clinic. Coquille Coquille Sheet Metal, Coquille Coquille Stationery, Coquille Coquille Supply, Coquille Coquille Valley Dental Clinic, Coquille Coquille Valley Hospital, Coquille Coquille Valley Real Estate. Coquille Coquille Valley Sentinel, Coquille Dr. James. R. Gronemyer, Myrtle Point Dr. John P. Reslock, Coquille Emporium, North Bend Englund Marine Supply. Charleston Exotic Burl Specialties. Coquille First Interstate Bank of Oregon, Coquille Frank's Office Equipment, Coos Bay Frazier's Bakery, Coquille George Linn Insurance, Myrtle Point Golder Company, Inc., North Bend Grimm’s Florists and Greenhouses, Coquille Happy Belly Deli, Coquille Henry A. Schroeder and Sons, Myrtle Point Hers and Mine Hair Design, Coquille J.C. Penney's, Coos Bay Jan's House of Fabrics, Myrtle Point JBS Construction, Coos Bay Juul Insurance Agency, Coquille Kathy's Place, Coquille L A. Logging, Coquille Micro Film Services, Coquille Mobile Animal Hospital, Coos Bay Myers and Myers Department Store, Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Chevron Station, Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Oil Company, Myrtle Point Oregon Pacific Company, North Bend Pacific Optical Lab, Coos Bay Pape Bros., Coos Bay Paul's Pizzeria, Coos Bay Perry Electric and Plumbing Supply Co., North Bend Radio Shack, Coquille Reese Electric, North Bend Sears, Roebuck and Company, Coquille Security Bank, Coquille Semperts Rexall Drug Store, Myrtle Point Sharon's Cut and Curl, Coquille Shindler’s Drug Store, bandon Silver Creek Logging, Inc., Coquille Southwest Physical Therapy, Coos Bay Taylor's Sport Shop. Coquille The Blue Heron, Coquille 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