Thursday, Jan. 21, 1954
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
Ceremony Set For Intra-Murals Tied
Shirley W aldo ah ead w ith 14 out
; of 25 tries.
B adm inton singles are begin
ning th e second ro u n d w ith m any
P resid en t M arilyn M orton a n
. good w ork on th e ir b asketball as m ore to go.
nounces
th a t th e N ational H o n
’ they h av e acquired a n u m b e r of
team s w ithin th eir ow n classes
or Society w ill hold a se m i-fo r
! and com pete w ith each other.
m al in itiatio n in the lib ra ry on
T he to u rn am en ts a re coming
W ednesday. Ja n u a ry 20.
j along v ery well. In ping-pong
Those to be iniU ated a re Anna
singles N adine M olthu and Dixie
T he C oquille high school speech Q uivey an d C larence Elliott,
. Rose a re ahead. S huffleboard is
d ep a rtm en t is studying d eb ate as I seniors: E v ra Jen sen . Ferol
on th e second round an d doing
j it goes in to th is new year.
S underland an d H ester W olga-
very well. Foul shooting finds
S tu d en ts in' Win K elley’s th ird m ott. juniors. T he in itiatio n is
I period speech class are discussing open to the p are n ts of all m em
: how to o b tain th e best evidence bers. both old an d new .
against th e opposing team . T he ’
T he m em bers of th e society
d eb ate su b ject for th e y e a r is a re chosen on a basis of ch a ra c
“How to E lect th e P resid en t of th e ter, scholarship, leadership and
U nited S tates”, w hich consists of service. A fter th e end of the
i deciding w h eth er to keep th e elec sem ester, probationary m em bers
toral college o r elect a president will be chosen from th e sopho
by direct p o p u lar vote.
m ore class on a basis of these
A t p rese n t only th ree students four qualifications.
a re signed up in th e speech class
to p articip a te in th e debate. The
d eb ate w ill be close to an h o u r in
I length.
Coquille High School
Point, Brush, Hop,
Boll Change, Drag
T he girls’ Physical Education
classes have really sw ung into
rh y th m these last couple of w eeks
w hile ta p dancing to th e “B lack
sm ith Blues.” They h av e also done
Society Initiates
Electoral College
Is Debate Problem
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Coquille high school’s boys’ in
tram u ral league is tied in a knot
this week as th e ju n io rs copped
the hoop crow n from th e seniors
by a score of 13-9. T he juniors
are captained by L arry D orland i
and the crew w ent through dou- |
ble elim ination to urney w ithout a
defeat. G ene M olthu captained the
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Coquille high school’s g irl’s sex the public eye.
te tte w ere honored recently when
asked to sing at th e O rd er of the
Eastern Star. O bservers rem ark ed
that th e girls did not only sing
well but th e group looked lovely
as they w ere dressed in form als to
suit the occasion.
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Must have been daydreaming
on my way to a meeting down in
Centerville the other night. My
car ran dry before I thought to
look at the gas gauge, but 1 man
aged to coast into a gas station—
and found it closed!
Well, I thought my plans were
ruined for sure until I noticed
a gasoline can with a sig n : “ This
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Phone 51
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Coquille, Oregon
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Sharon Sapp New
Girls League Prexy
C oquille’s ju n io r Red Devils,
coached by C lyde T ow nsend, have
ran into poor luck so f a r th is seas
on, w inning only th re e games.
S haro n Sapp, p o p u lar Coquille H ow ever, all scores w ere close
high school ju n io r, w as elected and th e “B” squad lost some
presid en t of th e school’s G irls’ h ea rt-b rea k ers by only one or two
L eague th is w eek for 1954, ac points.
G ene Sim pson leads h is te a m
cording to H arriet Osika, advisor.
Miss Sapp w ill serve through m ates in total points scored w ith
this spring sem ester and n ex t fall. 66 counters fo r th e season. H e is
O ther league officers elected w ere followed by G ary R hule w ith 45.
S an d ra George, vice p resid en t: H ow ard W aggoner w ith 42, Jack
K aren S late secretary ; K aren Liles w ith 41, an d D arrell M ulkey
M auney, tre a su re r; Shirley H an w ith 33. O thers follow dow n th e
cock an d JoA nne Stonecypher, line having seen less action.
program chairm en; V erna Liles,
Im provem ent is noticed in ev
senior rep rese n tativ e; D iane F in ery gam e and m uch can be ex
ley, ju n io r rep resen tativ e; Lola I pected of th e ju n io r D evils before j
Fisk, sophom ore rep resen tativ e; the cu rre n t b ask etb all season •
D ixie Rose and N adine M olthu, draw s to a close.
song lead ers and Joyce A nderson, [
h o n o rary senior rep resen tativ e.
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DRYER?
Second Place Won
By Faculty Member
“W aiilatpu,” a p lay based on
M arcus W hitm an’s life in Oregon,
w ritte n by Mr. Win Kelly, English
and speech te ac h er at Coquille I
high, w on second place in a p lay -
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P o rtlan d Civic T heatre.
P roduction rig h ts are granted
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Mixed Chorus Has
Spring Repertoire
C oquille high school’s m ixed
chorus is busy th is w eek learn in g
a host of new songs for th e spring
perform ance. W orking o ut well
w ith th e group is “ D ark W ater”
and “H oliday Song.” A ccording to
W. H. H ollensted, director, no d ate
has been set fo r an outside ap
pearance, b u t se v eral visiting as Randolph Scott, L ex B ark er and Southw est, “T h u n d er O ver The
sem blies w ith schools of th e area P hyllis K irk s ta r in W arn er B ros.’ P lains”, now showing a t the Roxy.:
outdoor ad v e n tu re of th e wild
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