The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, May 23, 1940, Page 5, Image 5

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Graduation exercises for Coquille
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I this morning with 57 receiving eighth
. grade diplomas which will enable
; them to enter high school next fall.
Three awards were announced. The
American Legion Auxiliary citizen­
ship cup was presented to Patricia
, Berg by Mrs. Clifford Kern; the
American Legion citizenship cup to
Jim Howe by R. L. Stewart, and the
Lincoln scholarship award to Billie
Unsoeld by James Peart, the student
council president.
Following the processional was the
invocation by Rev. E. G. Swanson
and then two numbers by the Junior
High chorus, directed by Miss Page-
ler.
The class was presented by Princi­
uncle. pal G. T. Crews to Supt. B. W. Dunn,
who presented the diplomas. Bene­
diction by Mr. Swanson and the re­
cessional closed the grammar school
life of the following:
Elsie E. Amend, Adline Ann An­
derson, Vance Atkins, Gladys Louise
Avery, Benjamin Franklin Barton,
Charles Batman, Martha Berg, P-
tricl Berg, Hugh Blaylock, Virginia
Bloom, William Andrew Briner, Jes-
aie Marie Burg, Louise E. Butler,
Gloria Chapman, Lorraine Marie
Clnnsm, Donald Loe Crouch, Juanita
June Culbertson, Robert L. Curtis,
Viola Nadine Dunckley, Vernon K.
Eldredge, Lyle Gtsholt, Kenneth D.
Hooton, Ben Howe, James Richard
Howe, Charles C. Johnson, Donald
Watson Kramer, Fred Kunz, Richard
L. Lane, Paul Lewis, Deloria Jean
Linn, Orpha Faye Marney, Ellen
Geraldine McCool; Bobby Medley,
Martha Evelyn Miller, Allan Arnold
Moore, Robert Wade Mosby, James
Allan Peart, Donna Kathleen Per­
kins, Vesta May Powell, Don­
ald
Roberts,
Harold
Ronning,
Lois Maye Saylor, Jessie Marie Sher­
wood, Harry David Smith, Opal
Pearl Smith, Charles Irvine Snyder,
Mary Louise Sorenaon, Raymond
Train, William F. Unsoeld, Virginia
Van Fleet, Winifred Van Fleet, Max­
ine Vivian Whereat, Gaylord Glen
Wilberger, William Walter Wilkins,
Frances Irene Williams, Frank LeRoy
Woodward, James Harlow Young.
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a good attendance Tuesday evening
and had a fine meeting. Had another
good report from the district con­
vention at Eugene.
The meeting was followed by a
dance, with music by Pee Woe and
his Ranch Hands.
Next Tuesday night, May 33, there
will be a pot luck supper at 8:30
honoring the members whose birth­
days are in May. All members come.
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