McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1921 volume:

he Lmcolnum I ubl1Qhf.d lu thc. Xssocmtcd Student Bodv of thu I ll1CUlll Hlbh School XICXIIIIIIXIHL Urn. on 1991 . ' J '. ' ' x . .. .c ' S I x . V .U 1 . 4. x H 1 x , . . , f S., , - . McMl'VNVILLE HICH JCHOOL x V V if , f H1 Af Nfwh Yf LH I ' I V 7 'nf !IAL'1 ff fu f ' 3 , , 1 1 ' 1 . w iw 'lw1lIIV ' ' N1 Hoberl Trent Thomas Kzrby Haber! Trent and Thomas Kuby comrades ln lzfe and death lfllled rn an aulomobzlc aeudenl November 29 I970 ' , 1 9 .. , 9 , -. Supermiendenl of Schools OMAR N. BITTNER Faculty Alf R U Moore Nfzss Bcssze Curry Prmcfpal Sucrc am I GCIICIS Trammq Mzss Flzzabclh N rlllrup Biology and ffzslory Mr. R. D. Fisher English and Lalin 1'1'r. IW. H. Buclmnan zwanual Training and Xlrl Faculty Mr. C. C. Stone Mr. R. B. Robinson CI1IIll7Il'fC'iflI Aillfclirs und Mllf1lL'llldfil'S M153 Naam: Riches History and French Uzss Vlarzlla Dunnmg Mxss Eugenza McfN'aglztLn Dcmeslxc Sczencc and Art Muszc . 7 . . M I Q Adams Agrxcullure Faculty Mrs A Pearl Edwards Shorfhand and Typmg Mass Blache Wzllzams Englzsh 55 K5 was an f X SENIOR CLASS All Pep' We are stlll on the map' Durlng the tlme we have attended hrgh school we have seen the perlod of its rtatesr development We have seen the faculty mcrease ln s1Le and efflclency and the student body row and prosper We feel that we have had no small part m thrs gro wth and duelopment How ever the reader wlll be spared a boastful and ambrguous account of the achlexe ments of the class of l97l The offlcers of the yrar were elected a follows lwresrdenl Floyd Muller Vlce Presldent Emma Maloney Secretary Mad e Feely lreasurer C-ordr n Leger As we the Senlor class approach that eventful mll6StOH6 ln our lives where we leaxe hugh school and go out to face the world lt would be hard to analyLe our feellngs And realrzmg that our four year tralnm has been preparing us for the responslbllltles of llfe we are eager to assume these re ponslbrlltles trustmg that when weighed ln the balance we wrll not be found w antlng SENIOR MASCOT Anna Loulsf lwoore Born, Dec 28, l9l9 The Semur class, like unto all other good orgamzatxons, desired a Mascot ln the person of an mdmdual By an unammous vote of the class, Anna Lou was chosen Though young she had won the love of the class of Zl by her wm some baby ways , E S, s H V ,a rg x r , ,J . ..g:f:: '-I-I-- I i SX . 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Q. i '21 ' ' .,aff, I Ass't. Editor Lincolnian, '20 H. C. i 121 H. C. i '21 .' .im Ellrel Burclrell Ethel l'IoI by Shorthand Shark L Rau McCall Mac Hobby Football L o Iball 8 I9 s clball I7 I8 9 20 A as ball 0 Orchestra Zl fum na 'Vfaloney B111 Hobby Sir tchmg 3333 Iresxdent of Freshman Cla s I7 I8 Seretary Sophomore Class I8 I9 Vrce Presrclefrt of Student Body ZI Pccahanta 20 CreCIub I8 I9 0 Lmcolnran Staff 20 Dom ze Dams Dovu Hobby Rrchng m Fords W C A ZI Club 20 L C-rrls Track Meet I9 20 ZI Clec Club 20 Pr cahcntas 20 I Alvin Rhodes Rusty Hobbv Running for Presidency Treasurer unlor Hlgh A S B I8 Student Council I9 Class Presrdent 20 A S B Treasurer 20 S O S Club 21 C-lee Club ZI Orchestra 21 A S B President ZI Manager of Green Stockings Zl .. ,, .. ,. 1 1 -- H C. ., 'ZI Y - . .. ,. .. ,, S. O. ., 'ZI F o , 'I7-'I -' -'20 Wak ' -'I -' -'2I -' O 'E s , 'Z , . ' ' I ti ' UI ' -W c .... J - f Q v -n 'N ht' V , . . . h , - V U , H, C. L., 'ZI .. 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C. ., 'ZI . . i'2l Ruth Boyce Ruth Hobby A Fnend to them all Entered from ames john H1 St ZI Club 20 L Myrtle Lovegren Myrtle Hobby Arguing m Psychology L Dorothy McCogy Doi Hobby Loolung Nlce C L French Club ZI W C A Track Meet I9 Zl Lester R Bertlcson Les Hobby Loolcmg tough French Play 20 Hobby Tennis 333 club 0 French Club Zl Sec and Treas S O L Club Zl Tenms Manager 21 Orchestra Zl Glee Club 2 l Donald Stow Don L lll'lS TC Y -' J ', .10 ,o H.c. .,'2I H. ci, '21 H. .i '21 Auditor J- S.,'l5 Y. . . .519 ..I,, nz, use s.o. .321 Lora M1!cl1 ora Hobby Slnglng L Clee Club 20 ZI W C A c' 1nd lqreas H C lqre eh Club ZI loyce Thomas n Tom Hobby Racing l11s racer Thelma Mrller Thcl llcbby Ballet Dancing Cvlee Club I9 20 Zl l.. French Club 21 Cneen Stoclungs Rush llzller Rusll l'lol by Rushing L Anna MIIIHC Mllly l bby Y W A C L Dramatlc Club I9 Clrls Reserve I9 Treasurer Y W C A Zl Y ll C A Cabnnet Zl ' ,111- L H. QC, '21 Y. . .' .,-'l9 ' .. .'.l..,,'2l O.li'2I ' H. 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O. ., 'ZI ' .2 Hobby- Lip sticks, rouge, etc.' H. . ,, 'ZI Y. . . ., ' 0-721 KCKIUYV , , 9 , s. o. ., '2'l H. c. C, '21 '. f, '- T' Paulme Donnelly Paul Hobby We wont te1l3 Glce Club 20 21 L Track I9 Z0 ZI Floud Mzller Mrller Hobty Mrs L ones 21 Club ZI S Pres Senior Class Football 20 Basketball 20 Basketball Manager 21 Bas ball 20 21 French Play 20 Grcen Stockmgs ZI Maid and the Mlddy 21 Cflee Club 20 21 Orcestra 21 Pocahontas 20 Pres French Club Z1 Anna Donnelly Anna Hobby Keeping order ln the lrbrary Clee Club 20 C L Track I9 20 21 zllzam Slwlvaller B111 Hobby Football 1 9 Basketball 20 1.. Madge I Feely Maggie Hobby Vampmg Glee Club I9 20 21 Poahontas 20 Wald and the Mlddy 1 A Parr of Lunatrcs I9 Green Stockmgs 21 Track Meet I9 20 21 L Secretary Class Zl Basketball 20 ' ' ll U, .. . ,, . . . - H C '21 . . ., . , , , - - - .. . ,, Y - - s . . , S O '21 . . -, . ,H . , .. , . , , , . , . 9 - 5' ! , - . .. - 1. , ' u .. . - ,,, , , , , - 7 . .. H, , . . 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L., '2l French Club, Zl Prophecy SFNIOR CLASS PROPHECY Soon after I graduated from MCMIIIHNIIIC I'I1gh school 1n l92l I went to urope on a travelmg tour I re ldtd at some of the more mterestmg places a 0 d many years so that I w as gone from my own home towr nearly thlrty years H es xt d1d seem a good long t1me to be gone and I was surely glad to be back On the tram I took mto town there w as a conductor who looked strangely Iamlllar and lf lt dldnt prowe to be mv old clas mate Lester Bertleson We had qultc a chat and he told me about some of the others of our old class I w asnt a b1t surprrsed to hear that Mamle Flynn was ln Congress as she alway used to be foremost 1n getting sometlunv new started 1n school Rlchard Durant and Cordon Lever as the now famous sc1ent1sts he told I1 c haxe begun thelr much talked of Journey to Mars Gordon much rcgretter that hrs llttlc Dov 1 e could not fly w1th h1m Also Ray McLart our lTlNll'lClbIC basketball ind football player of I-hgh school days IS now athletrc coach at Harvard As I came down Maxn street and looked up at the tenth story of a kyscrap Cl I not1ced the slgn uay Snodgrass M D guaranteed to cure any dlsease known or unknown As I looked at the s1gn on a dry goods store I notrced that Osborn had taken a partner ln w1th h1m by the name of Pearson VVhen I came down the street but a l1ttle farther who should I meet but my school glrl fr1cnd Mlldred Peery I dont snow what her name IS now wrth about a dozen chrldren around her Taklng your Sunday school class to tl1 Dad s Place where peanuts popcorn and candy are sold had changed lts name to Hollywood and tht re w as Kenneth wlth a paper sack as head gear Leslle Harblson I notlced IS now a jeweler and eems to deal especlally 1n Opals I was verv mterested n hearmg that Emma Maloney IS now runnmg the El he-rton Hotel and has a large number of boarders But that IS really on account of the famous cook Anna Donnely employed there Luenne ones just told me that Henry Harblson rs to be sllent lecturer on the commg Chautauoua CIFCUII I thlnk I must go and take lt 1n Cromwell Rrches IS really grown up now but IS keeplng bachelor quarters wlth Marlon Ludlow and Donald Stow I attended an evangellstrc mnetmg the other evemng for I heard they were xery good What was my surprlse to see Barney Mcphllllps as the evangellstl X ou nexer can tell how people are gOlDg to turn out tho' However ht seems to be on the puglll tlc order I hear that Wayne Stroup has gone 1nto the green house busmess and makes a speclalty of the Rose Floyd Mrller IS dolng farrlv well as a dentlst and guarantees not to break a tooth 1nto more than a thousand DICCCS IU extractmg lt so Myrtle Lovegren just told me She has been havmg her teeth worked on she says and she doesn t feel a tho she had any left Altho Ruth Boyce has been a school ma am for twenty years she has as sweet a d1spos1t1on as ever I went down to Portland tht other day to hear some famous Itallan mu 1c1ans by the name of Iochelll Burleson and Marguerlte CSOIITUIHSICI I got a seat on the front row and when they came ln w ho dld thev prove to be but our old frlends jack Burleson and lVIarguer1te Coffner ack had a wonderfully E ' . s' ' 3 C , ' ' ' - Y 9 I, ' I I y y v i - . . . , ' v .Q , x I . , . . . . A I I . A , , 5 - . g . V I TJ 9 i I I 9 N - Y. . I p Y v , . s I ' . ' S - I . . ., . Q s, . .. 1 ,, I u . .E park, I asked. Oh, no, these are mine, she answered with a proud smile. , . U 5 ! ' 'x 9 - , , ' ' s - , 1 ' g ' Q ' ' - . , , .. 7 v I I .I I ' ' I. . . I . Al , ' R ' I , x ' ' s ' . , ' a C I V . Y A . en 1 . A o a n , V . . 1 polrshed tenor vorce and Marguerlte was hrs able accompanist I al o went to the theater and saw Madge Feely as the accomplished toe dancer She rs known far and wide for her abllrty rn that llne I notrced a crowd gathered on the street the other day and when I went to se what the excrtement was I saw that Alphadlne Martrn was talking She seems to have turned to be a radrcal reformrst advancmg better chools for the blmd deaf and dumb etc Wrth her are Wrnlfred Chegwyn and Eldona Chrrstenson who are strrrmg the town up on the questron The gurls at the Hlgh school are learmng basketball under the rnstructlon of Mrss Dorothy Dole Altho she IS not as young as she used to be she claims she IS just as agrle and feels as young as ever due to her constant exerclse And she rs actually gtttmg thxn as a result I noticed an article ln the St Ioe Morning News whlch states that Pro fcssor ullus A Hermens has just been elected to the presidency of the Um verslty of Whlteson Whrlr walking down the street with Alvrn Rhodes who by the way IS now a brrcklayer he called my attention to a llttle shop which howed Itself to be a ladles hair dressmv establrshment under the able management of Ruth Crawford She rs making qulte a llttle fortunt ln thls way I'he last p rson that I am able to locate ls Naomr Macy who IS following rn the foot teos of her father She rs an undertakercss and IS making a success of the l usmess too The reason she says IS because McMinnville IS so awful dead smce the All Pep class of 2l graduated from the Hugh School SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 21 XVhen m the course of human events xt become necessary for a class to shuf fle off the mortal corl of Its Alma Mater rt rs only seemly m justlce to that Alma Mater to make due drsposal of all po sessions both real and fancied belonging to Therefore b lt remembered that we the Senior class of the McMlnnvrlle Hrgh School ln the State of Oregon on the lOth day of une rn the year of our Lord INrneteen Hundred and Twenty one do make our last wlll and testament ID the manner follow lng That rs to say That to Buddy Fisher wlth all due respect and much sympathy we the emor Class of Nineteen Twenty one do bequeath a beautiful and lnstructlv volume entitled How to Attract the OPPOSIIC Sex This IS one of our most precious pos sslons as we really need lt ourselves That we glve and bequeath to our sympathrzer and peace maker Mr Moore all our troubles to be held rn trust by htm and hrs heirs forever on condr tron that the aforesard contmued to be worthy of so noble a trust That we do will to Adams the elegant text called The Oregon State Vehicle Laws as he IS more dangerous with his Chevrolet than he could posslblv be mth a whole G rman artillery To Mrss Dunning we do bequeath one book the cover done ln lately lm proved flsh cales entitled How to Cook For you know the quickest way to a man s heart ls through hrs stomach And as lndlxlduals I Cromwell Rlches bequeath my safety razor to Hump Agee for fu ture use on mtrudlng boys of the Sophomore and junior Classes To Gladys Cook I Orpha Titus do bequeath my contmuous rattle To Oran Anderson I Moore Stewart will mv gift of gab To Horace Smrth I Ray McCart do bequeath my place on the football bench I Rusty Rhodes do bequeath my frery red harr to Kelly Shumaker as , . 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Sl if ' ' ll ,U U I a constant rnsprratron for future emulatron I lxennerh Hollrng wortl' leave to Frnrs Frtzmaurrce my unror Harem 3 Eldona Chrrstensen wrll my drug storm complexron to Ruth Torkelson Mrldred Peery bequeath to Lors Kendall my speed record as a gum chewer and also 1 very effrcrent muffler I L s Harbrsor do hereby have to D vrght Vverr my mrllcy ap trte I L s Harbr on do hereby leave to Dwrght Werr my mrlky appe rte Lora Mrtchell do bequeath my brrd lrlce w arble to Rema Smrth I Mamre Flynn do herchy wlll my coatre arr domes to Lucrle Krrkwood I uay Snodgrass wrll my parr of strlts tr Thelma Warner as I thrnk them elevatmg than cr arette papers I ulrL.s l-lemens do hereby b queath my abrhty for herding tne ark t Calc Vrnton I Donald Stow wrll my rr semblance of Buddy Fr her to Clrfford Smrth I Edna Bnnes do wrll my wrnnrng w avs to Mabel Dunn To Drclx Huddle I L ster Bertleson do leave my reputatrnn as a pool rar lo New Srttc rr I Annra Black bequeath my studrous w rrs and my popu larrty w rth the hcys I Opal Brrxey do wrll to Ff re Fllrs erther my brg black Mrtchell or my Qlorrou gray bug I Mary Burchett do b queath mv natural bangs to Ahce Cameron la trng good wrll We here unto set our hand and seal berng 11 car rr hr mmd as nearly as possrble and posses ed of most our facultres thrs day of our Lord Anna Domrnoes qcnlor Class f l9ZI HCL Founded rn the Year of Our l ord l72l A B C 1 he noteworthy pur pose of thrs rnstrtutrun was for the Hrgh Cla s loafer of Mrdr val tunes We uphold the morals and Standardne s of tre S O L srmrlar rnstrtu ron found ed a few years later We choose as our earlrest advr or Mrss Marrllra Durrnmg a s cond Frances F Wrllard As our Presrdent we choose Mrss Vera Alphadrrr Wrllram Grant Pearson Osborne To hack our worthy Presrdent we elected Mamre Flynn w ho for some rrme prevrous held the qur t and dr nrfred posrtrorr as Song l. ad r of Nl H Q We selected a worthy and b lr ere rt holder of moneys and mrn utes Mr s Lora Olrve Mrtchcll Super elght lwhc gold wa always o'r he top Alphadrne Ma tr'r true to llfe held tlre strenuous positron of Sergeant at Arms lxeeprng peace as usual between the Presrdrnt and Mrldred The Hugh Class Members Vera Hrgh Cost of Lovrng Lora Hugh Cost of Freckle Cream Mamre Hrgh Cost of French Rouge Mrldred Hrgh Cost of Gasolrne Thelma I-hgh Cost of Peroxrde Madge I-hgh Cost of a Permanent Emma Hrgh Cost of Drgnrty Dorothy M Hugh Cost of ov ce Lucenne Hrgh Cost of Millers Opal Hrgh Cost of Harrprns Pauline Hrgh Cost of Antr fat Orpha Hrgh Cost of Quretness Anna Hrgh Cost of Curlers Dorothy D Hrgh Cost of Swedish Face Powder C K .. , . . .' r Q rj .ca I, , ' - , , 1, Y. 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L OF ILNIORS X senlor IN rhc most dlgnllled person s nor IIN exel e lt s always lVllss Matllda Ferguson And Ml ohnnle Green B l lol Burleson Burchett and Black Bllxl and so on just llke that Beltleson Brolsnhlll BWTDQS and Bowel FOI une Ol hu hands just like NOUI cholee Q t ese Pnlols xx ISC hut els Wlnnle Qhevlsyn an example too C llllstlansen C lements C l1XNl,OTd all ex le l sml Dcxle Dalxls lnd Dorothy Dole Not de ll ard clumh hut dellfhtlullx dloll Donnellxs tlxo lncl DUl1Ill one lhe thlee of them haxe Ju t peeks of lun l lah clt c ln mem and each dov can balk But Fannle l xans IS your chemlstrv shark She deals x lth aclds llqulds and vasls Hel Glades I6 the hlvhest ln all hel C lsses l lel shel lnd l FlSl1Cl ue Fuam lt l hut mlstakes do sllp n But Madf e and M1mlC sh uld hale blen tn ln C-rammatlcll Coffrlel holds a terse bl her elf 5 e outs hel hooks upon the shelf Slls dOXXI1 lt the plano and plals lou to s eep Hel XCIX sldde t plecls make ans one lleep Holllnv XNOlll1 l-lelmans and Halhlsons too lll fol Illel hoot plpel ls ads and hoo' NX lds of guln kk hen they vet Q luffht thlrlgs sure do hum 0 ts uc hue ju t o Mlss Luene allmys mth lessons lxlll one Ludlols Losevren and leger All bllvht students5 Vlfell I should say Mlllel three of them Thelma Flowd and Ru h Merchant Mannlnv all xell fond of corn meal mu h Mum Malonel Mxlne wllprettx mlssls Dllk ewes rulmx llp verv fond ol klsses MCC alt 8 Mcphllllps the M hale lt tlll And Dorothl lVlcClof1s lll of MCMlllDXlllE I Ol l Mltchell 1nd Alphwdlne Martln come next Alu als smlllnf and seldom lf exer are lcxed A B ns 'llllil 5 W .N A J . .Q J .K Q lhi: 'ld li: ' A s en L1 ,VYV J xi ' 4 M x 's ' ' . , Q ', . 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X Vu, fn u Q N 12 ,. ff: '-EF-. ff' x ,T 2 1, Vi' f I f f X l ff ffl ff fl 4 Z f Ft' JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Iumor class started the year of ZI with an enrollment of seve mtv four At our flrst class mcetlng we chose MISS Eug ma lVlcNa0hten s cur class advlser It IS lmpossrble to expre s ln words our SIVICFIK vratntlcl l 1 het d vot cl service As Miss lVlcNaghten could not always be present t t clas nt e ng we thought rt wxse to choose an ass: tant MISS Naorm TQIL rcs tt ws Cho-:en She also has been very faithful and took a great mterest ID all our affans The class was organized the frrsr week of chool and offtcexs elected as lol loxss Presldent Olm Kelly Shumalxer Vrct l resxd nt Ro Vt avn 1 ecretary and Treasurer Tressa PhllllpS Bernlce Leger and Ingraham on s are our able representatives m the student councll Lx ery member of th class of 22 has proven loyal rn every way The lumor gurls under the leadership of Miss Mclxlaghten hu mea a number of afternoon teas which havc proven most successful XX L hu il had several candy and other sales to ralse money for wauous causes The soclal ltfe of the class has not been neglected Tnf- Masquerad party was a huge success and enyoyed by exery one Another go td txme that the luv lors enjoyed, was a plcnlc and hllce to The Loclxs Although lt tamed a lrttle Ill the morning lt dtd not dampen the sp1rrts of the hllters Our motto ls All's well that ends well and this prcmc surely dtd xuthout a doubt I' rnmuuu- Xxlllls Owl 1 1,1 - fit, 1 4'In1'ir1t:'n-In ' -- 1'1'--:Sy Cum.-1'un Hvmlrivlc XX'i1 Lui rl lin M 'l4lXl lH'4Il! Shirlvy Sllunmk-1' lbw N mlm 1 X lf-.Htl Knhx Pet-I5 I Olmst- .ul N xHlI1l I II:-llmll Hull. Pm-m-luly YQ f -- '- V A .':1 'i -li l. :ev'11 ' I!1'Xzl'lt 111.411, Sl 4' I' -v-- li hnn.,h! Hunt ll ll l 4 rs rmlx 1 ' ' 1 Mil lZu'14-rx lug: Hs S- lu'--ih-br' lrvinv Hrixf-3 .Xu I--'.-un I,ill1IlIlIlll Titus KV . all Vinum Lxdrxs N xtn 1tlNl Ngh lllng 1 Jones I 11 I 1 llllIlxNll'1Y!lx 'DISQIUOIL Ilnlllps v ' .'la - ' .Xu I - an .i- i ' A 51111.-Lx Harshbwrger Mulnnvy Hulwlun il u v-Q 1,',,-.K V '-.V ., 1' 1 5ltt0ll XX Lkem U1 'Hoff Lit XX dllpue Stu km x Usbm n byillips flutvlie-ns muh-n.-nQ.An Junwr Voting ontest tht result ol the umor N otrng Contest IS as fo x rettle BCIINCC l..e er and lrt sa Plnllrm Bc t loolxln bow l-larolcl V9 ilxemxn and Grant Qalnorr Mo t popul ll gurl lnembt Plullrps uncl Mrrnm Brxant Most popular box Caarl X rnton and Hubert A ee Be t girl 111 ete lVl1rmm Brvanr md Margxrct Antler laest b x it ete Chant O born and llump A e mst tc Inga xlrxm ones xncl loe lxm lat Most stuclroub l Annu Selmrerber ancl Maude ln alls Most stucllous lwoy Most l'lllxdllKC glrl Fleeta Maloney and Gladys Coolx Most tallntne box oseplm lxm ht ind Gran Anclers n Moat baelmlul Llrl Beulah Holland and l ucllle lxrrlmoocl Most loa l1lul boy Clrfloxd C hrl temon and Domld Fun NK oral Vamp Allie C IIYIEIUU and h.ll78lJCll'1 Clallxe l taclier s pet Robert Lau llllll and Olln Shummlxer Bug est flirt New C ltton and lileeta Maloney Blg est Jolie Hump A ee ancl I e Nlte FlTSl palr to get marrlecl lones and Qntton Wakernxn and Plulllps Class comedran oe lxmgltr unammous Touglwcst uv Verl lVl1ller and l lre grmlun Xomest l Alrce C ameron and Claclys Cool, lqaelnon plate New Sutton and Ieslle Qrmluns o o ' f' ' -' llovs: ll ' St girl: , ' g . 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Jumor tunt CTI Q DCWCI' 'l CIISN lIxC IIC K 'ISS O 7 t U never mII be e umurs slmply ttdlltefl Off xxlllm IIN Imnm I X num 'Wnf-I Ijrunnmng of tha mclmool yen maglne the gasps of LIeI1gI1t of II1e onIooIIc1 I I II I I I I1 r some faxry luke beautlfully draped bovs form Inppmg, Iwulv out on the Ilum :III all sorts of damty steps xncI mmements ey celebrwted stahl faIIa I :lee CI x It y I I re sprung of the year dI1djUQI to mxIte1t mole Iutlstn D Ile Own In I I I we wonder5 part of Ins draperleb and xx as comwellcd Io ICIIQ It Io IIII II IIIIN oi the dressmg room Howard Nelsons dxmty IIR stocktnzz ucIcnIIy unxI lc I ear the excltemmnt of 1t III dIT1USEd IIII dtencp In s1IentIx Ilpt II t I I oward s pretty feet cauimg IIWIQ Uraceiul wouII1 n emlvm 1 td I Iu I1 ter several momnnts erxchantlng luIxIIcI dwncee II x I II I I II II floor amld the COITIIJIIITICHITTV applause oi those xtlr I ut If Incm In I I I 1 IJ I1 77 . Th ' wa, ' I I 3 II' I 'II . I Il-, Iel nv lvII y ll, and IIICIT TI1 ,I ' A ' ' s :II rw .I Il :II :II IIN' U. A ' N L - I I 'K ' 4, xv IPI uw' If-'II-III time I. III ' .-. ' . I Y X Q. .kyyfv , . nu, . i V K. Th I -' ', ai ., dn 'v'i'Iil l'l-'IH5II9, f'PIvImII11gg II 'A ,' I . ' I ' I ' I: Ac, I ' cs, xxI1a1 was II. I . . I' I J. Ly, 0' V' AD tb IJ ' ' ' I ,' X au ' r- V' v':1Il 'ug ox n xx -1' H ' ' , I' I., 'A il Irqss' Q Af ' - ' x ' I ., lf'k' rirwc guiy ff Ilt' I I I r ' I I S ' I 4' I 51011 'rIti1m'c. I' W ' . V Aw .aa-in Wm 1-. F9 K QS X O 1 SOPHOMORES OF 7 I The Sophomore Qlass of I92l rs the largest class rn the Semor Hlgh school XVe came from the unlor Hrgh chool mth lots ol pep uhlch we have kept dur mg the year We met rarlv rn the year and elected our class officers Phyllrs Myers was elected president LaVern Bcacom vrce presrdent Mable MIZCY secretary Thelma Warncr treasurer Glenn Konzelman Sgt at arms and Ml s WllllamS class adviser We were the first to have our class party whrch everyone present enjoyed Later we had a Hard Time party wht re all came ln Hard Trme costumes The Juniors and Seniors put us on the job of building the bonfire for the Newberg basketball rally which we dld wrthout complalnmg and to get ln good mth them we served eats We hope n xt year to full the unror s place wth as good splrlt as we have the Sophomore year SOPHOMORES The Sophs turned out splendrdly to thtlr first party on October I I 1920 A program was arranged by the cummrttee and much merrlment was pro duced from the dlfferent numbers After this they all Jomed ln playlng gamts untll about ten thirty o clock On leaxmg every one concluded that they had a very enjoyablt cvemng and that the school year was starting out with a wrm and wrgor as rt should SOPHOMGRF HARD TIME PARIY lqhe second Soph party was held rn the Methodr t Qhurch basement on tht evenmg of january Zl On account of the very hard tlmes at thls time of the year the party, of course, had to bc rn keeping The Church was decorated ln cabbage heads wrth beautiful ornamental bows gracefully decked upon them Everyone came dressed rn thur oldest clothes A very frttmg llttle program was then rendered whrch consrsted of songs and readings A great deal of enlovment was found when all formed a clrcle and played Farmer ln the Dell. Drop the Handkerchreff' and ltRlDg Around the Rosey , .,.. , ' -s V 'v'l ' t ' ' N . ' . 1 V 1 '-.1 ' . - 5 M - I, -it - . -M I li ' ' W - 1- vw ,.- ' ,, ry I .,,, H ' , ' ' I r ' V 4 r ii, ' ls -' -in H J . . S V. . V . v '- ., s , ' , ' I y 1 - - - - Q y v a v -1 n v nn - u - tr - u v - .4 1, v . . , 4. . . S J ' A . ' X. . , . . . , V , 1 . . . H . . ,, . ' . us n '- . .C . I Wfesley Asbury recened the lrrst pr1Lt for reprn ntrng Hurd limes the es They then ate popcorn and peanuts untll mn thrrty when rn taltmv their eau eyeryone sard they had spent a very enjoyable eyemng SOPHOMORES OF 7I S ophomores may go and sophomores may come But none can compare w nth sophs of Zl O h we re Jollv and wltty and capablr too lqhere s naught rn the world that the 5 mphles can t P ep hue we plenty and knowledge enough lo last till the profs grye us more of the stuft H oweyer hard work rs clalmcd good for manltmd And sophomores can stand all the dug and the grind O our tlme I9 not rll spent w 1th harrowmg taslts for many good trmes has the sophomore class M uch more lf you wrsh m thrs hook you may lmd O Id lVlcM1nnx1lle Hugh rs the school we loye hest Thr school that has stood ev ry dxfflcult test R eady are we Sophs to do all we can To help ln the furthermg of M H S plates E ver onward and upward our slogan rn lrfe Wrll help us succeed rn our struggles and strlle S o sophomores mav go sophomores may come But none can compare wlth sophs of 71 GUM GUM CUM Cum' Gum' Gum drd you say 3 fhey chew while they wr rk and chew while they play lqhey park lt here they roost It there Gum ln the llbrary eyery where All ln 1 row the gum rs placed All kmds of flavors to sult the taste C.-um and gum papers coyer the ground Even ln classes gum chewers art found They distort thelr cheel-ts thev stretch ther aces The female gum chew ers lose rherr graces Cracking tht lr cuds wlth a horrid sound As they wiggle then jaw bones round and round Gum tn the fountam gum m your chair Gum under the Profs desk gum every w here But nevertheless they wrll rrslt all thlnvs For the pleasure and comfort that gum chtwmg hrmgs Perhaps sometrme when we re all gummed ln Some of our gum chewers pale and thrn Wrll he caught rn the w ads they have stuck aw av Amd stlck there forlorn untll school s last day By R M 23 g f g 'f r . 1 -sc k .' . b r. C . 'V Q ' n ' 1 'D lt' ' 'VV ' X ' . 1 . do. u L , . -, K . , k V ..s ,g f - 5, f I U x L ' YI. , . ' . c k M . . z . ' . ' K ' ' . . fp . . V - Q Y 7 Concerning the sophomore s gay socral times. ' ,, . ' ' .. , lt V! I I 4- v. A hx 5 . . , Q in s ' I V, I v v I vg Q x 1 ' A c ' V , ' I ' ' ' , y 'r f ., ' 3 . . . y . . . . V, K Y . . , D . . Y . ' V - .. . N. - -' ' . . -,ff v Us 16 M 5 '5 . S , w ff ,ff v ' ab r x -'Q 3, M5 5 . Ss Alumm LLASS OF I9 Ruth Bryant leachmg school Vernon Bullock School at U of O ames Burleson Attendrng State Unnersrty Gwen Call ww ay Lnrolled rn chool of Commerce U ol 0 Edmund Coe Wrth famlly rn Pennsylxanra Elsie Chrrstensen At home Ardrnele Clarlte lqeachrng chool rn X aqulna Emma Cockcrham A long drstance hello girl Ellen Doak XX orlcmg rn the telephone office Ruth Eslce Colorado Mary Eckman Employed rn O F R A lamn Farmer Wlllamette Umversrty Maud Fmley Attending local college Arta Hayes Wcmrks at Court House Vma Finley MCMlDUXlllC College We ley Hall Worklng ID Eastern Cregon Wlnrfred Hemz Aftendlng 0 A C f'r1eda ettrrcs Employed rn the telephone offrce Elmore Titus Working at the Nestle s Food Condenser Lola Kxrby On farm near lVlcMmnv1lle Marguerite lirrby Ar home near Bellevue Loma Laughlin Ke ping hou e for hubby Marie Leuders She also has a hubby Ethel Mccary Home ln Neuberg lames Martm Lrvmg 1n Vlfhlteson ames Mannln Attending O A C Ida rller Attending local college Ella Morln At home rn McMrnnv1lle l-lermome Rrches Reed College Portland Emma Rhode At home near MCMlHhNlllC Esther Robbms Attendrng O A C Edna Schrerber Wrllamettt Umversrty Norma Sertters Attending O A C Bessie Slcagg In Swanee Oklahoma Bergrtta Stow Working ln U S Natlonal Bank Fern Stow Attending O A C CLASS OF Z0 Lrllle Asbury Attendrng O A C Priscilla Allen X W C A III Portland Earl Anstadt Working rn lVlcM1nnv1lle Donald Apperson Electrlcran ln McM1nnx1llc Delmer Alderman MCMlDHVlll6 Natronal Bank Mrrran Boyce Stenographer n Portland o sl - ' t 7 ' . K N 1 ' ff' ' s N ' , . . L A, . . - ' . If--5 r y '- Madeline Hutchins--Working at the Nestle's Food Conden ' - e ' s . .l . ' g- n ' . . . M .- , . 1 . M , . .' '. I I I . .. . Eula Bones Going to Mac College lsabell Booth At home Harold Boyd North Pacific College In Portland Phona Brlxey Mac College Lllrs Bmdwell Workmg rn his Dad s Garage Wayne Cooper At home Wrnlfred Cravs ford ln Portland Helen Crergler Attending lVlcMmnv1lle College Date Campbell MCMlUnVlll6 College Floy Cooper At home Lvdra Chrl tcnsen Teaching Chrlstensen School Rease Doal-. Working In Condenser Leland Duncan Working ID Newberg Pearl Dowd At home ln Washtunca Wash Alrce Dow Vvrllamette Cmversrty Grace Edmund Attending Mac College ROXIC Full Married Nell Frazier ln Portland Goldu Frazier Teachmg In rllamook Mona G reldner Attending school at O A Lllllan Grossen At home lllla Henry At home Glenn Hrbbs ln lVlclVlmnv1lle Lena Hurst Behnke Walker Chlorls Hurst ln Carlton Harry l-lulac On farm Charles l-lendrne At home BCSSIC l-larshberger Teaching school lssle lones Attendlng lVlclVl1nnv1lle College Dons ,lone lamlson s Book Store Annle kirby ln lVlclVllnnv1lle lohn Kirby On farm near McMinnville Volney Kenyon ln Carlton Emmet Konzelman Mac College Francls Ludlow On Farm LaVerne Lens Attendmg U of O Dale Leever O A C lVl1nn1e Leuders Teaching at Masonvrllc loe Loop W mrklng m Mac Alura lVlclVl1nn1s Going to McM1nnwlle College Helen Mitchell Mac College Farrel Olds At home Decker Rothacker Mac College Edith Rrchardson Monmouth Normal Gladys Shumaker Attending U of O Louise Sklnner Mac College lVlar1am SYVIH Mac College Dean Stewart Attending Mac College Byron Tresham At home on farm Mlldrtd Westerfleld McMinnville College Helen Ward ln Callforma Harold Waldron Home rn McM1nnulle Floyd Wrlght Attending U of O VVendellW1lson O A C Van Yount XVlfClCSS Raclxo tn Portland s-- ' . .L T- . i T. , 1 - I - ' - . . Q. Harold Heacock--Working in Turner St Christensen Garage 7 I . . l I .STUDENTS 47 PLAY F! GUESS WHO? Llterary TRAVELS OF PROFESSOR NOIT KNOT I have spent more than forty years as the instructor of metabolism abrogen esis demonology etcetera m the Wood B Learned School One day I corrected eighty five papers in Fos Forus and found that ninety students had failed in one of my exceedingly simple tests As a result I xlsrted Dr Eatem Alive You don t dissipate do you? he asked me severely You ve not a fast liver or anything of that sort have you3 I hesitated a moment but summoning my courage answt red that I some times drank a little tea The doctor looked very grave then and said he was afraid there wasnt much hope but I might try traveling This advice distressed me greatly but I knew I must accept my fate S approaching a man at the depot I asked him how the tram service was Wall said he they advertise one tram a day but you and me know how them advertisements exaggerate The next morning I boarded the 8 75 tram with fear and trembling A large man got on at one of the stations and sat down beside me He proved to be very loquatious and told me much about the surrounding countrv For example I asked How is the country d1v1ded5 By earth quakes he answered Before I could satisfy my curiosity further the porter walktd up briskly an asked Shall I rest brush you off sub? The presumptlous trapezoed-er amphrbeanl tomary manner And I did At the station I asked the cabman why this town was called Skibbereen I-Ie shifted his quid as he said B gorry sir hit s called Skibbereen to dis tlngursh it from other places of the same name I had partially regained my equilibrium when I reached the hostelry See ing a small boy ln front of the establishment I asked him his name Well boss everywhere Ah goes dev glbs me a new name but mah maiden name was Moses Early the next morning I took the stage coach together with a party of tourists to the top of a high peak The road lay along the edge of a cliff with the mountain towering high above it on the right and a deep chasm on the left It was a most dangerous place and my limbs began to quake violently My peace of mind was so disturbed that I asked the driver lf people often fell off that cliff No he answered only once I immediately decided that it was no place for me As soon as possible I took the train back to the Wood B Learned School truly believing that there was no place like home A M M Zl A NARROW ESCAPE The purple shadows of twilight had deepened into night The little birds had sung their good night songs and had tucked their heads beneath their wings Everywhere lay the deep silence of the Far North The little brook flowing past my cabin murmured dreamllv beneath its coating of ice The murmur of the brook and the whispering of the pines nearby were the only sounds to break the silence of the vast stretch of barren snows C . . 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Y x . d .. . ,, S u ' 1 N, indeed, I retorted angrily, I will depart from this vehicle in the cus- ! ,' , I 4 ll ,U Cl 'U I The lonelmess of It all stxrred my very soul and almost made me afrald but I loved the sorltude of the great whlte land I went over to the fireplace and stirred the dying embers of tfe fue Outsld a blllhg wmd had arisen and was w hrstllng about the cabm The next day was to be my last chance of nsrape before wmter set rn Al ready I could feel the approach of wmter rn the alr All of the wild animals had gone further south and ln a few more days the wolves would follow Takmg the gultar from the table I sat down by the wmdow and began to play The musrc seemed m harmony with my mood and was echoed by the pmes A strange uncanny feeling took possesslon of me I thought of the countless numbers of men and women who had glven their llves to penerate these white wastes They had fallen because the North had been the strongest The mcon rose behind the tow erlng pmes shedding an unearthly llght over the scene before me and I shivered as I sat there ln the darkne s lrstenlng for some souncl Suddenly the weird cry of the wolf pack came to me from far across the snows Then as I watched the gaunt form of a wolf came out of the hadow of the pmes and started toward the cabin He stopped on a knoll about fifty yards d stant sat back on his haunches and howled My chum came over to the wmdow and sat down beside me She took my gurtar from me and began to play The cry of the wolf pack cami from the plnes Dehlnd the canm and we knew they were surrounding us Unless somethmg wculd happen to attract the wolx es from our cabln we could not get away ln time to reach the outside and were doomed to dle of starvation Now and then we could hear the Impact of a heavy body against the door We barred the wln dows and prepared the bed but we could not sleep All nrght the wolves howled around us would be I-Iurrymg to the wmdow we looked out to see the wolf pack hard on the trall of a beautlful white moose As we watched the moose stumbled and fell ln the snow and 1n a second the pack was upon xt A heaven sent avenue of escape I-Iurry do hurry' I cried ulckly we gathered our few thmgs together 'md runnlng to the back of the cabln we hitched our dogs to the sledge and were on our way For flve days we had seen the pale sun rlse and s t before we heard the cry of the wolves again It was near evening of the fifth day when we knew that they were following us We looked at each othe with despair ln our eyes and hearts There was nothmg we could do except make camp and walt We were stlll two days from safety and three of our dogs had gnen out and were left behmd We made camp and trled to build a flre The wood was wet and wt drd well to make rr burn at all By that trme lt was quite dark ana we huddled close to the flre and waited Slowly two bv two always two by two flery pomts cf llght appeared on all sldes of us Crouching close to the clrcle of llght from the fllckerlng flre was a great gaunt wolf the leader of the pack As I stooped to put the remammg stuck of wood on the frre the wolf leaped toward us Buck our only protection growled saveglv and the wolf crept back mto the shadows We were but two elpless gurls mrles from clvlllzatron wrth only our faithful dog and a revolver with two bullets m lt to save us from the danger that threatened us from all slcles Once more the pack leader sprang at us and my chum caught the revolver from my hand Two shots rang out and the wolf fell wounded Despalrmglv we looked at each other I had meant those two bullets for ourselves lf the need came We closed our eyes and walted The straxn was too much for me and I must have falnted for when I opened my eyes agam the sun was shlnlng and the wolx es had vanished We were almost frozen but managed to hutch Buck to the sledge My chum 1 . ' Y 1 ' . , . . , . . C . . 'I l . ' I I s A ' . . 1 . , . ' . . I , . At dawn the wolves quieted down and we wondered what their next move . . ll . 'U ' ' . , . . . Q 4 . . S ' r . . . Q K A D I V . . . I . ' V o ' .1 -ii , . , . , ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 u 4 1 I 1 , . ran before the dog and urged hrm on whrle I Iollcwed hehrnd Aftcr traveling for about ten mrles we came upon brrght red spots on the w hm snow One mrle further and we came to a trampled place w here there had crrdently been a grtat struggle The great antlers of a moose w as all trat was l ft to tall me tale and we knew why we had been spared a terrrble death the nlght before We dtcrded to take the antlers with us and were loading tl- na on the sl dge when I heard a volce calling me My eyes op ned slowly and lt w as some trme before I realized that my mother was ttllrng me to w ake up and lo rk at the snow that had fallen durrng the nrght rlo my astonrshment I saw about Irve rnches ol snow across the loot ol my bed and on the floor beneath the wrrrdow I had forgotten to close the wrndow the nrght before Vlfas rt any wonder that I had dreamtd of thrrll rng adventures rn the Far North3 Ruth Messrnger A IRUI1 GHOST STORX About seventy years ago rn the state of Illrnors there lrxed a young man named Pete Bone Pet w rs not very popular among the young people I-I w as a tall bug Jorntecl aw kw rrd sort of a boy but with a lsrnd hmart especrally toward Martha Srmpkrns At one of the nerghb ns there w rs to be one ol rlrt hrf so ral events of the season Ihrs consrsted of a qurltrng hee rn tht afternocn Io all the grrls the young men comrng rn trme for a brg supper after whrch they husked corn for a whrle and played the then popular krssrng games untrl 1 late hour then each young man would set hrs best grrl home Pete not being popular was not rnrrted whrch slrvht le ftlt v ry keenly as rt would glve one more opportunrty for hrs rrval John Dans to make headway I1 courtrng Martha Therefore Pete decrded to ge even The road whrch ohn and Martha and several others had to follow led past the old nerghborhood cemetery In thrs cemetery and close to the road was a grave covered with a marble slab whrch lay on four cornerstones a lrttle above the grave Pete bent on rexenge wrapp d hrm elf rn 1 sheet and sat down on the marble About one o clock he heard the merry malta rs comrng and when thev got opposrte to the grave on whrch he was srttrng he stepped out and sard rn ghostly tones Arise Ve dead and come to Judgment Io hrs surprrst a hrrll vorce answered I m a comm I m a comm Pete warted to hear no more I-le threw ff hrs sheet and mask and ran for dear lrft The young people came ln to Investigate and Iound a lrttle old lady crawlrng out from under the slab where the ground had sunken rn She was a harmless old lady who had lost her mrnd ano was known to often run away and hrde from her people Iohn and Martha took ner home Pete thrnkrng ht would nuer hear the last of the jeers and rrdrcule of the young people soon left tht country Helen Crlberl HI Y CLUB Early rn December we organrled our H1 Y Club Qur purposm to Cre ate marntarn and extend throughout the school and communrty hrgh standards of C hrrstran crtrzenshlp Under the skrllful gurdance of our advrser Mr Ixenworthy Red we have made rapid progress lqhe fellows take a great rnterest rn the club and our meetrngs have been especrally well attended We hare had several week encl hrkts rn the hrlls thrs wrnter and are plan nrrrg many more rn the sprrrrg At the power plant dam on Baker Lreek we have establrshed a permanc nt camp w here we plan to spend some weeks thrs summer Our offrcers for the year l2l 22 are Glen Ixonzelman Pres Moore Stewart Vrce Pres Fred Rothacker Sec Lowell Boyce Ire as Wrllram Isaac Sergeant at Arms R R I . 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'22 Assoczated Student Body The A S B officers elected for the year 1920 7I were Presldent Al un Rhodes Vlce President hmma lVlalontv becretary Naomr Macy lreas urer Gall Vinton Sgt at Arms Illldred Peerv Editor of Annual l..enore Cal loway Manager of Annual kenneth I-lollrngsworth Football Manager Grant Osborn The first regular meetmg ofthe A S B was called on Oct I I920 Nomlnatlons were declared open for edltor of the annual on account of the reslg natlon of Lenore Lalloway Leslre Slmpkrns llarold Vkfakeman Flnls FIIZ maurxct and Olln Shumaker were nominated The treasurer gave a report Sl'10XSlIlg a balance on hand of Sl I 29 At the next neeetmg October I3 I920 the Presldent announced the elec ton of Frnrs Fltimaurlce for tdltor of the annual l he secretary of the otudent C ouncll ave a report which was accepted Nommatrons were then declared open for yell leader and song leader and Barney Mcphllllps and Mamie Flynn were unanlmously elected A motion was made and carried that two students bc elected to report the school actrvltles to the two local pap rs respectlvely each week After several other nommatxons Olm Shumaker and Amarette Barnts were elected At the regular meeting held November 5 1910 nomrnatrons were declared open for basketball manager and Floyd lVl1ller was unanimously tlected amendments to the comstlturlon were read ln two wetks they were voted on and passed At a speclal meetmff called for November 30 1920 YCSOIUIZIOIIS express mg our sorrow for the death of our schoolmatts Hobart Trent and Thomas Klrby were submrtted and accepted A copy was malled to the parents of each of the oys On anuary I7 I92I a regular meetmv was held and a report glven by the Student Councll and was accepted The treasurer s report show mv a balance on lrand of 5I9I 58 was also ac ccpted The manager of the play Green qtocknngs reported a balance of S217 O6 Thus report was also accepted Nommatlons wtre then declared open for a slstant vell leader and Gale Stater w as unanlmously elected At the meeting held March 2 I92I the treasurer s report 2lVll'lg a balance cn hand of S447 43 was accepted A report made on te campalgn for The Country Gt ntleman showing a balance of S73 50 was also accepted Nomlnatlons were then declared open for baseball manager Leslre HHIIUI on and Harold Wakeman wert nominated and Harold Wakeman was elected A regular meetmg was called on March 25 I92l A IIIIBIICIBI report was made by the basketball manager show lrg a defrcrt of 314 This was really con srdered a good report slnce there had been so much more expense than ln the pre wrous year Nommatrons were then declared open for t nms manager and Wlllram Sho w alter and Lester Bertleson were nominated Lester Bertleson w as elected We have enjoyed our A S B meetmgs thls year and feel that we have ac complrshed somethmg Neverthtless we gladly turn over our offices lu the new officers who wlll be elected ln 1 coming meeting Offlclal report by Naomx Macy Secretary o . . . . ' -.. ' : ' , - Y' . ' A ' W . . ' ' ,. r ' - , , , , . , u I ' ' - A , 1 v ' . . ' ' - , . u ka Q X a , I Ai, . v I . ' V I 9 I I - A Q . I I q ' ' L' ' ' g. . , A . ,K A A w, . A r 1 A - U l I . . O K x G A speclal meetlng was called on November 24, I920, and some proposed 1 S I . r ' V I v ' - ' , r , ' - l C I H 1 5 ' If . I -, . t ' D , y v- l v X u 3 Q - . 16 ' 91 , c , , 1. , V ' 4, . . , ' . - .. .. . g ' ' X i Q V . ' f , . , ' v l , I b ' V ' ' I ' A . Q r i - . . V 9 . , , - . 5 , v I . . . . Athletics FOOTB ALL Scores Estacada Hillsboro Corvallls Vancouver Forest Grove The Dalles Alumni ZZZZZZZ ZEIIIIZZEII O D -lk I 572 ffl:-2 LU 'U FU kfl Xl O 'U 'Q 5 O 5 5: -lk so The football season of IOZO was a success from the polnt of games won and rut up a good flght The flrst game of the season was played wlth Estacada on Oct 8 The team had only one week of practlce as the school term began Oct 4 but to the surprlse and delight of every one the team came out of the game wlth the lon end of the score 42 to 7 The next game was played at Hlllsborm This prox ed to be an easy game and one ln whlch Coach Robinson had opportunlty to try out new combmatlons The fmal result was 42 to 0 The game following that with Hlllsboro was also played away fr mm home at Corvallis Corvallxs had a flne team but Judging from the score of ZI to 0 we had a better one The Vancouver game was the breakmg of our steady wmmng streak Al though we were defeated 21 to 7 the boys were not cllscouraged for the reason that Vancouver had one of the strongest teams on the coast and the only eleven that succeeded m defeating them was that of Walla Walla Wash Had lt not been that McCart and Splller were mjurecl early m the game and forced to grve way to subs the score might have been different Even though the team stlll remembered thelr defeat at the hands of the Van couver Hlgh they obtained ample revenge upon the Forest Grote eleven defeat mg them by a score of I6 to 7 . . S. 42 7 . . S. 42 H ' 0 . . S. ZI ' 0 . . S. 7 Zl . . S. I6 7 . . S. 2 7 . . S. 0 ' 7 ' 1 H5 . also financially. The M. H. S. team met the best teams of the state and always The bl game of the scason came on Nos I7 when the team venture to The Dalles They enjoyed the flne hosprtallty rendered them by their hosts lhe game was won by the loc al team by a mall margln of 7 to 2 and was played on a fltld one end of which conslsted of soggy sawdust and the other solld gran lte Although the game w as lost the boys had a TIIIC trrp and played better ball than their opponents On the return journey they lm ered m lortland and at tended the stock how and varlous vaudeullcs The Thanksgrvmg game was scheduled wlth our old rrval lNewberg but at the last moment they canceled the game on excuse of not havlng sufflclent playtrs The exer ready Alumnl then came to the rescue w 1th enough veterans to succes fully defeat our boys ln a humorous and thrllllng combat The game ended wlth a fmal score of 7 to 0 The following players won therr letters McQart ones Feely Agee Qtater Robbins lxonzelman Olmstt ad R ches Trent Qplller Vernon Bertle sow Wakeman Osborn manager and Robrnson coach BASKETBALL The basketball eason was one of the most successful oxen experlenced by llc MCIMHDWITTC High bchool exen though the team was rartly ever composed cl the same players Thus was due to the measles and mumps whrch usually managed to get hold of one or two of the boys for each lmportant game The frrst game was played wxth the Amerlcan Leglon whlch team was composed of former high school stars and ex Colle e men This was ln the na ture of a practice game for both teams The ltglon men won by a score of I5 to I I but they had a hard fight M H S 38 Dallas Hrglz I3 The next game was an easy vlctory for tne home boys After M H S had obtained a commandlng lead Coach Robin on sent 1n hrs subs to see what they could do M II S 39 Woodlfurn H1211 29 The Wo: dburn Hlgh School gavm the bays a battle royal but Mcf alt Osborn and Agee by desperate playrng managed to keep In the lead TW H S 34 F0feslCr0vc I6 Forest Grove was the next v1ct1m At the clost of the frrst half Forest Grove was leading by a c e of I2 to I I Something must have happened be tween halves because ln the second half M l-I S made Z3 pomts whlle Forest Grove could only make 4 pomts Forcslcro c23 M fl 5 I9 Forest Grove won the return game at Forest Crowe by 1 close scorn Ih game was not played until ten o clock at mght on account of the floor belng used by Pacific University As the boys are usually lIl b df5J by thxt time thty could not make their dreams come true M H S 57 T1llam0olgI3 The cheese makers came all the way from Tlllamook but were lost on the M H S floor Tht score at the end of the flrst half was 28 to O Between halves the pollce showed the Tlllamook boys where the baskets were located so they made I3 pomts the second half Gabriel Tlllamook s star was injured 'g , ' .' 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Ak 2 lj H ef' x v during the frrsr hall which accounted for the large score by M H S and the low score for T H S M H S 28 TlllUI1?0Olf I8 Ihe boys tmv led by auto stage to Tillamook for tne nex ,sax return with Trllamook Hrgh 1 he core was much closer than the pr vlous gane and the Trllamook boys kept th Mac b rys gomg at full spted ln order to beat them Wrlson Rner Club 28 M H S I3 A second game was played at frllamook on tms trrp with the Wllson Rlv er Club which was composed of former hrgh school stars and college men Evl dently the fme hnsortalrty of the Fl rllamook Hlgh School boys had been too much for tht Mac bows or shall we confess that the Wrlson Rrwer Club played hetter football at any rate we lost Salem H1gl143 M H S I7 Osborn wa afflicted wrth the mump lmmedlately before the frrst Salem game whrch was played at Salem Result Salem High won Salem had fme tcam work a d the Mac boys wtre unable to stop A hby and Staley 'll H S I8 5GlC'lI71',Igll I7 The re urn gam with Salem w as played rn McMlnnx1lle before one of the largest crowds of the season lqhe Mac boys wewt rnto the game with tht do or dre Splfll x hrch cau ht Salem umwares By brilliant playing and fast floor work the frrst half ended with the score 9 to I5 rn fawr of M H S In the s cond half both teams played desperately but Salem gradually crep up untrl the score w as I7 to I6 rn favor of Salem Vvrth but one mrnute left to Woodburn 3I M H S Z2 Xvoodbu n won the re urn game wlth lVlcM1nm1lle at Woodburn Otjens tht WoodbLrn ce t r was tt o accurate IH foul shootlng The M H Q 0 were unable to locate the basket on account of the hort floor lNen1lurgZl M H S I9 The Ne xberg game was a hard lought battle Nerther Slde was able to garn much ad anta e on account of the clost guarding by each team The score at the end mf the frrst half was 9 to 9 At the end of the second half the core stood I9 to I9 Five mmutes of overtime wa a reed upon After four mm utes of despt rate playing neither team had scored when McVey threw the ball rn the ver-eral dlrectlon of the basket and scored 2 points for Newberg STA I I TOURNAMENT M H S 32 Bend Hugh School Zl M H S 37 Marshfreld I4 M H S 29 Baker 39 CBalcer forfert d t 1 MQM1 nvrlle on account of lnelrgrblllty of her star player, M H S I8 Salem 32 McMinnville w as cho en as the lagxcal chamoron of the West Srde dlstrrct to compete rn the State Tournament taged by Wrllamette UHIVCFSIIY for the championship of Oregon That the bovs made a ood record IS evld nt from the aboxe score esoecrally w hen lt IS known that Robbins w as unable to play on ac count of the mumps The McMmnv1lle boys got mto the fmals wnen the Baker team was ellm A . 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L - .W i K , I A L . , 'Klan 'Q' i , 'ff . - P , F YY! ., A mi' mated on account of the lnellglblllty of ont of her players Ihrs caused the M H S boys to be pared wrth Salem ln tht flnals when they thought they were out of the tournament and had relaxed tramrng vhxle Salem was primed and ready for a champlonshrp battle Salem ea lly won but w as defeated ln the flnal game by Franklrn I-lrgh School of Portland IV H S 71 lNenr1mgl9 The return game wrth Newb rg was played at Nesberg after the State Tournament and resulted tn a vrctorv for M H S by the same score that New berg had prcvlously won from M H S This game was won IH the regular tlme lmlt The followmg players won thelr letters each makmg the number of pomts lollowlng their names O borne l I0 I-I Agee 108 lVlcQart I06 ones 32 L Agee 22 Robblns I0 Konzelman 2 Merchant 0 GIRLS BASKET BALL The year l920 2I proved to be very uccessful under the mana ment of Dorothy Dole and the able coachlng of Mrss Snoolf The lme up was of new materlal wlth on: exccptron VVC wer Indeed for tunate to have Mlrlam Bryant of last year s t am for our captarn and f rward Next year s team will be handlcapped by the loss of the runmng center Al phad ne Martrn who complc tes her work ln Class 7l After sevt ral weeks practrce we met the Qarlton H1 girls on our floor and defeated them I4 to 7 Our next game was played at Sheridan and we found thtm a strong team The Mac glrls put up a good frght but lost to Sherrdan 74 I2 Only three of our frrst team took the trrp to Sherldan The game which prov ed to be the most excltmg was when we met our old rrval Newberg The Newberg glrls put up a real flght but the team work on the part of the Mac grrls gave them tht game 9 to l The fourth game was with the Vvlllamma glrls The frrst half endmg with the score of 5 to nothrng ln therr favor In the second half the Mac glrls got busy and at the end of the half the score was 7 to 7 Frvt more minutes were played and our team won by 2 pomts A return game was played Fehruarv 72 at Ncwberg Ir was a flght from tart to flnlsh w nth Newberg scormg I0 to 5 ln their favor This w as the hard est game of the season The team played the local college three games thls season We won two games and lost rhe one The llne up was as follows Mlrlam Bryant captain and forward Ruth Miller forward Gladys Putty guard Es angelme 7ulaumslu guard Emma XV1nger lumpmg center Alphadme Martin rurrnmg center ubs Loutse Marsh guard Loulse Wrsecarver forward and I ols Nlollat center BASEBALL The baseball tc am was handrcapped by bad weath 1 at the b grnmng of the ca cn so that Coach Robmson w as unable to get a lme on hrs prospects before the flrst game wlth the Forest Groxe High was played Although the boys lost 7 to 5 they played a good game and showed tht posslbrlltres for a good team later ln the season On account of ram the games with the C0lValllS I-Ilgh school had to be postponed Wrth llttle or no practlce the team traveled to Salem April 29 to ment the experlenced team of the Caprtal clty The boys played hard hut lost out by the . U, ' . . x V . g S ' ' I I . . . ... , - v S. ' v 1 V V . , . . Q . . . L - v 1 v - . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 9 1 s 1 v 1 - v - ' S UE V., .. - - 1 1 v L -.. , . c V .. , . Q. .ct c . V , . . . 11 ' . . . . , , . . , .. . . . N . . ' 1 u ' . . .. .. . ,, . . - . 1 , . V r s V - . . -- 1 ,- .' I V . ' ' ' V ' V E I . - - V, V . . , ' . V . - - 1 V . , . . V V . . v 1 ,1 . 1 c A- A 1. 1 - R . , D , . , . . -1 . . V .. 1 1 1 1 - 1 - , . , , S. Q ' c e 1 c ., A, M r A A -4 r ' . A v , score of 6 to 4. Xxfhen Pluius dries his eyes the boys may get a chance to practice and to perfect the team play. When they do' look outl For M. l-l. S. has the prospects for a fine team. The personnel of team to date is as follows: Manning and Eigner, catch- ers: Robbins and Wallace, pitchersg Riches, first base: Mcphillips, second base: Wallace or Robbins, third baseg Beacom, left field: Frisbie, center field: McCart or Miller right field' Feely and Merchant utility infielders' Simkins utility outfielder. TENNIS Thr enthusiasm lor tennis was so great this spring that thre courts were prc pared A class tournament was arranged in which the trophy was the lLva is cup The la t time this cup was played for was in l9lo w hen it w as won by the ophomores or class of Ib A tournament will be arranged with the Sheridan High school later and possibly with other high schools Dramatlcs and Music Green Stockings is a clexer little play whose plot gets its source from the old English custom that an rlder si ter must wear gr en stockings at the wedding cf a younger sister if that sister secure a husband first Celia Faraday is the old er sister who has been placed in this embarra sing position twice by her sisters Lady Ex elyn and Madge At this point Phyllis is contemplating marriage with th sup rflcial young srob Rob rt Tarver Driven to desperation Celia invents the story of her engagement to a fictitious Captain Smith whom she conveniently places at a safe distance in Africa Everything promises to go well until for her cwn convenience she announces his death but he app ars in actuality to the dis comfort of Celia Many amusing ituations arise but Celia proves able to con quer them all and the Captain who came to jest found himself a victim to the hither o unnotictd charms of Celia Aunt Ida Celia s accomplice wteele a'i:l Raleigh two young society men Mr Faraday and Admiral Grice and the but ler all help to make the situation o ie of intense humor and great interest CAST Vvilliam Faraday a well preserved man of about sixty five Kenneth Hollingswfl ti Colonel Smith a humorous man of military bearing Floyd Xliller Robert Tart er Phyllis Faraday s sweetheart Bernard Mcphillips Henry Steele Dale Over Friends of tht Faraday family lames Raleigh J Clifford Smith Martin the family servant Verle Miller Madge I Mamie Flynn Evelyn l Thr Faradav daughters Thelma Miller Phyllis D Q Phyllis Myt rs Aunt Ida Ulldred Peery Celia Faraday an unaffected woman with a sense of humor Madge Feely , , . , . . 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M ORCHESTRA Under thc dlrectlon of fvlxss Naghten the orchestra has made a great prog ress thls year The members have made several pleasmg appearances and have furmshed the muslc for the Hrgh School play and Operetta High school crcdlt IS grven for work done m this orgamzatron Vrolms Eugenia Hoffman l..aVelle Irvme Elrzaheth Clarke Clarmets Harold Lewis Olm Shumalcer Dwlght Welr Cornets Wesley Asbury Clalre Feely Altos Alvm Rhodes Walter Koegler Elmer Olson Saxaphone Lester Bertl san Kenneth Hollingsworth F11 yd Miller Tuba Ray McCart Drums Elmo Tlbbetts Plano Marguerite Croffrler THE GLEE CLUB Thls year the Glee Club has consisted of the mlxed XOICCS both boys and girls having Jomed un one C-lee Club rather than two separate clubs Under the dlrectron of Miss McNaghten lt has had a mu t successful year and has made sevt ral pleasmg appearances The members took part m the Christ mas Carrol smglng and furnished the music between the acts of Green Stock mgs the Hugh School play In addmon there was the production of the muslcal comedy The Maid and the Mlddy The Club meets every Wlonday and Thursday and Hrgh chool credlt rs rven to those who have attended regularly Soclety The flrst social event of the Hrgh School was the annual Student Body re ceptron glven for the new students and teachcrs at the W O NV Hall on Oc tober Z6 The hall was prettlly decorated wnth autumn leaves entwmed mth stream ers of red and whlte As each guest arrived they were gn en a program and then the pleasant task of fmdmg partners Early ln the evening dalnty refreshments were serxed durmg which tlme Alvin Rhodes A S B presldcnt greeted the new students and teachers with an address of welcome Supermtendent Blttner gave a very flttmg response A delightful program was arranged by the commlttee A Hugh School song composed by Miss McNaughtLn was sung by the students ruth much pep Stunts by each class and by the faculty afforded much amusement First the Sophomores each with a candy cane cleverly portrayed the Sen lors as others see them A group of graceful ballet dancers then dellghted the audience They were none other than the umor boys' The Semors wrth a Farce comedy were splendid A young vamplrc almost succeeded m com pletely capturlng the ticket agent Some tragedy' The Faculty pulled off a good one Wlth Mlss Henderson as teacher thty Illustrated recess txme In an old fashioned school A prrze was given for the best stunt It fell to the umors' fShould we say as usual? I Varxous other numbers concluded the program Everyone on lcax mg said they had had a perfectly wonderful time Sure thmg' Alzce Cameron 22 I Tl-IE ANNUAL MIXER ' U . H. ' . J . ' . . A2 . U . H 2 . J . I , H C L ENIFRIAIN IHE FOOIBALL B035 gnc or the mo t successful affairs of the calevlar scar was when the H Q L showed t en apprecratlon to thc Football Sovs wrtn a banquet l romptly at 0 50 cvcryaat g1t rered 'around the prettrly decorated tables md enjoyed a three course drnner S r ral snuoy toasts and yell were gn en Although some of the boys had to leur early the rest enjoyed 3 w ashmg the drshes e are surt y W l ft rn hc-tt r sprrlts and the li B boys felt more llkt fl2l1llI12 to wm fhe lunror oa ty ras or held untrl latc thrs year but when rt drd come February I8 rt made up f 1 lost tlmt Every one cam 'na q d d except Prof Moore who offered the excuse that everyone would knot hrm anvwav Robert l aughlm masqutraded as a black cat took the pfl7C for the best costume lhe parts was held III the Hrgh school which gaxe anal le rrpportunlty for games of all sorts After an evtnrng eajovably spt nt wrth numerous fame wll were admitted to the Domestrc Sc: nce room w hen dehcrous refreshm nts wut served cessful oclal ex ents of tha season SILNIOR HIKF February Z7 bcrng a holiday the Drgnrtres of Zl took advantage of the day for the frrst school hike ofthe season Nm o clock found evt ry one ready and wrtn Dunnmg Rrches and Curry as ballast a start w as made Pep seemed to be ln tae alr and ln a very short time Lafayette Locks w as reachtd After a certam spell of absorbrng the scenery active games were played untrl tne all gona feelmg present at that tlme or day made all forms of exer crse lrrposslble A frre w as kmclled plenty of drv wood bemg gathered by m dustrrous rndrvrduals and after much delay Mrller armed wlth the chow wagon and that meal w as reh hed rf ever meal w as Several of the boys proved by satlsfactory demonstratrons to themselves that baked beans could be relished trarght from the cans Vlfhrlt the coffee was lorlrng eggs were roasted and boll d upon the coals wrth xarymg success Those less successful usually found someone head as a mark Vvt then frnrshed on real coffee XVltl'l as much sugar and cream as desrred some trmes a lrttle more ask Stewart' Though he may tell you condensed crtam doesnt make a sat rsfactory shampoo About 4 p m the crowd started for Laf yette from where they were to take the tram back tr Mac After enjoymg the rghts around that crty all boarded tht home bound tram Otl'lBltNlS8 than haung Orpha hurdle the backs of a few chalrs rn the car the rerturn Journey was made wrthout mcrdent and after a rousmg vell upon ahehtmg from the tram the All Peps ended a most pleasant dav w rth a pr ml e of another at the frrst convemt nt opportumty S O L ENII-RTAINI H CI The boys of the S O L Sweet on the Ladies Get that3J cntertamed the Senror gurls at the l-hgh School After a short program everyone enjoyed a trrp to tht movres They then returned to the Hrglr chool where refreshments rn quick order wert made ready What became of the Doughnuts3 Aprrl l Ye legal Crdtr of S O L entertamed at formal O entertain ' I I ' ' ' v v v i M . . .- A . . . . . 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' . , - ment H e Loyal Order H L L lhe evening was attended by much gaietv and som thrills About ergat o cloclt the eompanv Gathered at tht l-lign School and games vvere started Soon the guests and laosts adj: urned to the lavvn to enjoy 1 beautiful evening prepared expressly for them by Damn Nature Here active ports were ridulged in At this time the merrv malters vvere favored by the inappropriate visit of the austere spectra Lnovvn about this vicinity as peed Cop Though we are un able to say Just vshat the duties of his office may be vve are quite sure he caught no one speedingj In ordtr to blige His Highness 6 ft J fatima Bertlesoa assisted him as far as possible by lighting his vvay to the pavement but mistaking our good in tentions he disrevarded the lxeep off the Grass Slg'lS and gracefully trotted to wards the hunch of merrymaltt rs whose names nationality and rights to live he disputed until Mlle Riches told him to go on He then assured us all that if anyone even dared to spealt to His Hivhne s the C itv Recordtr vvould be fav orrd by 1 visit from us and probably he vvoulfl prolong our visit to Thirty Days We only vvonder from vs hence that Copp r came and vs htrher or not he h1s his Naturalization Papers As this vxa a good appetize the company adiourned vvith one consent to the Domestic Scienct room iv here sandwiches cocoa ice cream and cookies vver served After much exclt ment farnished by the feats of the renoxv ned egg Juv honaevvard reluctan'ly 33 L JUNIOR HIKE A live and fun loving bunch of uniors met Saturday April 7nd at the Cook School dressed ln hiking outfits for a trip to Lafayette Locks We armed at the Loclts about eleven o clock a rathtr damp and hungry lcoltmg bunch A huge bonfire vv as built thanks to Chug ho valter and 1 tempting feed consl tmg of sandwiches baked beans prcltlcs c olues and cof fe oon brought bacrt our spirits in fmt shape Exploring trips together mth numerous Games made the afternoon pass pl asantly and quickly Miss Riches got an avx ful kick out of tvadmv tht s vamp vvith the clas president Oh Kelly' A dutch vveddmv staged by thret couples furnished some amusement Towards evening roasted memes buns and more buns and alad satisfied our appetites for a vvhile Na ar six o cloclt the group gradually dispersed some taking the tram home and others hiking again Everyone had a fine time Absolutely' V C FRENCH CLL B The French Club is a nevv organization in this school being originated by the second year French Class Floyd Millti vvas elected President and under his iron hand we enjoyed a very successful year Luenne lones vs as elected to the office of Y ice President so vve had very little dissention in our cabinet as sht and Floyd s emed to get on together very vvell Vile elected Orpha Titus as our secretary treasurer and she proved to bt a good financier Miss Riches our advisor and instructor de erves no little credit as she xvorlted hard and faithfully for and with us all year We had monthly meetings at the homes of different members French .b Q V A v . . . I I 1 1 1 V' C . A I ' 1 I I r v 4 S 1 - I . . I I I 1 I I y . C . I I I ' A n C A 1 A ' 7 ' . I '. .I . UC , ,, . . I . . III II I . O I I c A ll. I ii ' A U! C l it q ' V! A ' ' . .5 . . Q I ' . . h . - a 5 , I ' I -J . . I Y II 9 - Q u -1 I .. - - .1 s- , K , 5 in , . , V. . 1 ' .4. ,V . H C c K M A1 Y . -. I ' -I ' -. . v ' 9 . I . A , 1 I 3' glersf' Mlle. Riches and VelvetI' Spiller, the happy children wended their way . ' , . -5.0. .,'2I. V , I- I a I I , , - , . , I II II S IA I A , .., I I , U , ' e s ' . I ' I ' ' . I 4, I 9 ' II S I7 S A ' I ' il ' is If ' ' i I Y IV ' X D . ' Z . I- O A Y V , x h I V. . , , S . . . y I ' - 1 o I. , ' ' . . A. . ., 22 T v ' I I ,I , I . t V . , 1 I I I I I ' ' Cl , . v ' ' ' V- , , - 'I A x V L., v - s ' I - . - ' ' . ' - games a la Volstead all the kick taken out were played and they helped u wonderfully ln learning me language of our romantrc cousms across the sea We wrsh to thank Mlss lirches for the wonderful rntere t she has dnplayed ln us throughout the year and also tnank the mem vers who so kindly loaned us therr front rooms ln whlch to hold our meetmgs I5 A MCP ZI YWCA Offzcers Edna Barnes President Gwen Mrlleage Vice PfCSldCHl Lols Moffat Secretary Ann Mylne lnreasurer u Y W C A rs not a new organization but was organized this y u and rs more vigorous than of old We nommated our offncers on the bank ol tue Yamhrll after a feast on steak and buns apples and marshmallows Small won der that llve offrcers were chosen It has been our arm to have just such good tlmes as often as possible but our February party at the home of Ann lVlylne was the best of all About seventy flve glrls and boys celebrated the great days February that evenmg Not all of our time rs spent m play however or we could never fulfrll our purpose as an organlzatlon As the year draws to a close we are bending all our efforts toward ralsmg money to send as many gurls as possible to summer confer ence ln order that they may learn more of how to make our assoclatlon what we vwrsh rt to be What then IS our purpose3 To acquamt the grrls wrth the world wnde srsterhood to brmg the grrls of Lincoln Hrgh School closer together m order that they may learn to have the rlght klnd of good times to encourage a splrlt of true democracy among the gurls to learn to serve each other and the Master I dont llke thrs picture you took of me complained ulrus l-lermens to Mr Coffey They make me look llke an ape Mr Coffey gave hrs face the once over and replied You should have thought of that before you had lt taken Oxygen explained Miss Northrup ns essentlal to all animal existence There would be no lrfc without It Yet strange to say If was discovered only a century ago What drd they do then asked Freddre Ketrh before rt was discovered Prof Moore A fool man ask more qutstlons than a wlse man can answer Barney That there s the reason why I flunked ln Englrsh last semester Mother Verle rf you eat any more cake, you ll bur t Verle ' Well, pass the cake and get outa the wayl' He I hear Donald Evans IS engaged to a shlmmy dancer U She He w as, but she shook hlm f 7 , S S ' Y v v. g l s. ll . . . . , ' - er V ' . A ' I I ' - , , . . . . ' v , . ., , . ' , it II ' ' il' ' ' ' ,, , . l ' Q . . Adams Cruiclcshanlt Shirley Sh0w alter AGRICULTURE TILAM Winners first place ln Oregon econd Place in Pacific Northwest Stock Show Miller That girl smiled at n e and I nexer cven saw her before lou Will you care for me all the time3 sighed Neva Ill do my best promised lngraham but part of the time l gotta care for the furnace Miss Curry What is mineral wool Barney Shearlng from an hydraulic ram S ' ' ' '. john Alvin-That's nothing. The first time I saw you I laughed right out d. - ' s l i . ept c OW 6 22 23 Zifl Fe CALENDAR School op: ns everybody happy' First Student Body We tlng Iqnzmaurrce el 0 cl amual Edl or Class Meetm s Offlcers elected Football season opens IVlcM 42 I: tacada 7 A C' B meetrng mu sup rmtenderrt mtroduced f you 1 knots Mr Hu IS ln Salem A 9 B Reception Remember the umor C horu Curl 3 Student Counsel Meetmg Mlldred Peery elected secretary Floyd Muller elected as Basket Ball Mana er Staff Ileetmg H L L girls Que chrclcnn feed to Football men Soph ple sale soft ple sale MCM stlll steppmg cm ena Forest Grow 7 MCM I7 Seniors masquerade and taffy pull Hard luck Flsherl Adams has a cal What was that you sald about Green StoeIungs3 Vacatlonl stlll happy Boys feed gurls ehlclcen ID Green Stoclun s Mr Moore tells Sophomores to gro w up I'1rst appearance of Qrehe tra Ouch' Exeryonc rs our to see Green Stoclclngs Harry Hulac honors the school by a vlslt C-lee Qlub carol smgers attract much atlentlon Faculty cut up' xacatlon IS commg Senrors exhlbrt orrgrnal class rings and pms Play cast feed M H S plays Dallas to the tune of 38 to I3 Miss Wllllams IS locked rn her room by Adams slldes off of assembly platform umor candy sale R xelatlon of the hidden ear lumor r.,nl Forest C-roye I-I Mac 34 E I' D 2 D mlnute e H Q L Sandmch and Qhocolate sale Frrell where anywhere drII' benlors cl werly entertain assemblv umor gurl serve Ina Exams! 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Mar Apr May Qlreese malters are run oxer -I I4 VK Ow Report cards hwnded out a rer s o rt rn Speed txpr t demon trrtes lZ9 1 mrnute by Qnms I ersr It s cast As emlwlv re eated consrderable c nlu ron S O L entertarn H C L Lrncoln Pro ram orchestra plays IN T LNE bell a Country G ntl man Beat Xer brrg unror grrls ho tesse X alentrne unror m1 querade Y W Q A parlt Sem: rs hrlce to the Loclts Rau Lgsfs' I O ye clrool sprrrtll Mac I8 balem Il Frsher gone Bontheads worry Adams s con p r unror class prns and rrng cause some sensatror Wakeman elected as Baseball Manager oe Ergner Io es hrs moustache oe Ixnrght and Rusty enjoy Borelrcad I rqlrm 6 r p o Nu berg really' Borrfrre opr t eat the cremd Beat Nlexsberg I9 I rmmy Prrce appeals for help for Armenran and Qhrrese t lNerwbcr and Mac non ZI Bonehead show red fla sl Bardanner I Ioyd fDougj Wrrght addresses as embly Btrrlesorr elected fennrs manager Harbr on and other hrkers see lzalls desprte mud ask L s Basket Ball emblems are awarded O L Aprrl fool I-I Q L mth prr y unrors hrlte to Loclts It rarns X W candy sale Call on Mr Frsher rf you hart any dd jobs lor ergwth perrod a Bonehead rsrll be furnrshed oe lxnr hr rnd Ray lVlcQart laror Bonehead Lnglrsh r rth a duet and serve oxertrme Cot a baby DOII3 Sophs furnrsh them rn class colors tudent Body Presrdent s brrthday why drdnt he srt doxsn333 I rosh green and snappy rr rn grrls tr cle mtet Clee Qlub rsorlung nrght and day on the Ward and the lVlrddy Frsher sends out three today Dr Vyrble analrzes our presrdenr Physrcs classes sperd P IVI at Po rer plant lVlrlIer and Q0 spend nr ht on Rex Hrll Sparl-. troublr Vrnton feels hr a e Hump falls rn to Bonehead Eng Nlrller and Bertleson are help d ou' I Bon herd P ngl lhe lVlard and the Mrddy rs 1 great success Say Adams r ho rs shr 3 Annual oes to pre s and ue are strll happy 5 f , - - - -. 5 A- . 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O 0 , . .N 9 9 ' 9 O We do all klHdS of Job Prlntlng elephon Regzster Cards Programs, Dodgers, Etc GICADUQTIIJN IIMI: 1 rrldufltlon Dlx lb one ot the Ilndnlalks ln tlle llxes ot .111 etudelltb llll9Sl0I1ES hare been passed rapldly illtl novs the youll Illdll or YO1ll1g woman gl ldlldllllg tlolll Hlgll School tall teel tlllt tllev llflle NLUIII pllshed sollletlllng lll the race of llfe To them ll IS ci great llrtorw lllu tlolls Hou llettel Call Plrent or Frlelld encourage the gl ldlldtlng stu dent llan to glwe to them a glft to CODIIIIQIIIOFHIQ tllell DrlSSlIlg ll1lS tllst leat andmark ot Ilfe n our stock xou xslll flnd le lt Plelses and our serwlce IS tree let us serxe xou SHIRLILY PNXRSONS DRUG CONII ANI l..es Harblson wanted to polson a dog and went to the drug store for some polson Sorry Sald l'lolly but I can t glve lt to you wltllout a wrltter order l..es replled angrlly Oh rot' DJ l look lllce a fellow that would ltlll lllmself3 Well I don t know coldly responded Holly but lf I looked lllce you darned lf l xsouldn t be tempted Maloney Shoe Company 1+ xclusive Shoe Store -i' ,i,,,..,,,- .. - - ,- ,.- ,- - .. ..-. ,- .,-...- H- .... - - .-.,-:..l-...- .--N-......l.!. 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Wnght s Chocolate Shop I or Fresh QHDCIIGS l-l l hear that Kelly and Emma had a mls understandmg She Hon s that3 H He was t llmg her of hls great love toward her and sald You were as a heautlful flow er and I xx as a bee l xx as as a rrouse and vou were bug plece of cheese Les H at basketball game rl hat man ones 1 gomq to b our b t man next year Gpa Oh thls rs o sudden' Flfteen Umts for Entrance CMlHHVlllC College Courses lead to the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Music Also Courses Pre Medlcal and Pre Engmeermg Wo lz P ono nced Standard by U S Bu eau of Educahon McM1nnv1lle Ore 0 D ' Mr Rcbmson was belng shown over a large ranch and the farmer asked hlm about how many she p were ln a flock that they saw Mr Robmson co1 sidered a mmute and then replled 500 The farmer was a tonlshsd Absolutelv correct he d clared o dld you do 1t3 Vlfell l Just counted the leszs and dnvlded by four ' Smlth Courtemanche Hdw Co Ilardu are for all Needs 'P 'P .g.,-..-.....n-W-..-.,-.T-.T-.,-..-M-..-.n-.n-.,....-.l-..-.....,...,.-.... .. -..-mg. 5 . 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Flowers Plants Seeds Candy Ice Cream he Garden hop 220 Thlrd Street IHI1 ERIC HTEST SPOI IN IUWN M MINNVILLE Rogers Bros Pharmacy ESTABLISHED 1883 Prescrlptxons a SpCC13lly THIRD STREET M MINNVILLE OREGON Eastman FIIHIS SIHIIOUCFQ Eaton Cran 85 Plke Bastlan Bros Company Class Pins Class Rrngs Athletlc Medals Engraved Commencement Xnnouncements Invltatlons and Lallmg, Cards 577 BASTIAN BLDG ROCHESTER N Y - N L H . -. V, , N , . , ,, I E L . 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