McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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REVIEW JUNIOR CLASS REVIEW The Sophomore class of 1921 continued their spirit into their Junior year. I he class consists of seventy-six tudious pupils each willing to do their part. l'he class meetings have all been a great success as the students have all shown their interest in them. At the beginning of the year the officers were elected as follows: Joy Laughlin, president; Irene McKee, vice-president; Lamont Stone, secretary and treasurer; Hubert Agee, sergeant-at-arms; Miss Crewdson and Mr. Stone, class advisers. The members of the student council are Phyiiis Myers and Harold Lewis. The class’ strongest point this year has been athletics, without us our school team would be incomplete. Hump Agee, Clair Fealy, Ivan Merchant, Glen Konzelman, Harold Shipley and numerous others have been especially prominent. These men gave the class the honor of holding the basket ball banner, an honor which makes us proud of our team. Also our girls have made the girls’ basket ball team a team worth yelling for. They have put up some very good games. All this, and not to mention other activities such as dramatics, glee club, and orchestra. The latter part of February we held our annual party in the Senior High school. The evening was passed with enjoyable games, music, and stunts given by members of the clas.s, after which dainty refreshments were served by the committee. Our chaperons saw us all home at an early hour. Towards the last of the school year things began to slump so our class put on a circus. A loyal committee made it a very great success. We are looking forward to our Senior year as it will be the last year in the high school and we hope to make it the most prosperous one. L. S. 2 3