McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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McMinnville, Oregon 21 ERNEST BILLS “He would attempt to argue on any subject.” TRUCE JORDAN “Very few people are endowed with both knowledge and beauty.” CARL KONZELMAN “It behooves a man to be saving of his knowledge, for hard times are coming.” MARIE SHORT “Precious things are always found in small packages.” FLOYD OSBORNE “He seemed a cherub who lost his way and wandered hither.”

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20 THE LINCOLNIAN ROBERT MANNING “Never stop until you get somewhere.” RADA ANTRIM “A quiet, meek and gentle creature.” ALVIN STORMER “I seem to be lead by the hand of an angel.” MINA HICKOK “A person is never too old to learn.” PAUL WHIRRY “Good boys love their sisters, but so good have I grown, I love another boy’s sister, as well as my own.”

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22 THE LINCOLNIAN History of Senior Class of 1914. The class of 1914 began its High School course in 1910 with an enrollment of sixty-three,—perhaps the most intelligent and intellectual human beings ever found in an institution of learning. During the first year our time was so occupied with the work necessary in helping the faculty run the new High School, that we partially overlooked the social side of our school life. Alt ho we enjoyed a few parties during the year, most of our spare time and energy was spent on our books. But at the beginning of our Sophomore year we turned the responsibility of running the school over to the Freshmen and with Loretta Humphrey as President, Glen Macy as Vice-President, Maude McGogy as Secretary, Jennie McVicker as Treasurer, and Walter Corpron as Imperious, we organized our class and with our brand new constitution, got down to business and began to show the other classes how class organizations should be managed. Our second semester’s officers were: President, Harry White, Vice-President, Theo. Duncan, Secretary, Ellis Van Atta, Treasurer, Lyman Lat-ourette, and Imperious, Frederick Miller. Altho we spent the major portion (?) of our time with our books, we found time to make use of the various halls of the city for our class “feeds” and also to take a trip to The Locks. At the beginning of our Junior year we were even more businesslike (since we were more grown up and were beginning to feel the dignity of our position ) We met and organized our class the very first week of school, electing as our officers: President, Maude McGogy, Vice-President, Eugene Babcock. Secretary-Treasurer, Ellis Van Atta, and Imperious, Maude Brixy, and before the first month was over the Junior Class had spent a very pleasant evening at Flynn’s Hall, in getting acquainted. Lest we seem to have been spending our time too frivolously, we must mention the fact that we also met the first month and decided to put out the High School Annual and elected Dale Porter, Editor-in-chief, and Walter Corpron, Business Manager, and they appointed as their staff, Literary Editor, LaVersa Mc-Coskey, Local and Alumni Editor, Maude McGogy, Athletic Editor, Glen Macy, Social Editor Maude Brixy, and Art Editor,