McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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MILDRED CAROLYNE WILKENS —“Angelina “The world means something to the capable.” Girls track meet. 1.2; Kiris reserve. 1, 2, 3, 4; debate. 4; A. S. H. forensic mgr., 4; orchestra. 1. 3. 4; Hy-pathians. 2; Glee club. 2; T.N.T.. 4. RACHEL WILSON “The very quintessence of perfection. Entered from Westminster College. Salt Lake City. 1924. T. N. T.. 4. NO PICTURES Kathrene Magee Harley Odell John Bennett Ralph Milne RALPH WISECARVER—“Ralph “For what I will. I will, and there’s an end to it. “Penrod, 3; “Hottentot,” 4; Charm School,” 4; A.S.B. pres.. 4; Treas. of Jr. Hi., A.S.B. CHESTER WOOD— Chet We hardly know he’s here.” W. C. T. U.. 4; baseball. 3. 4. Senior Dress-Up Day The seniors say it’s their dignity, Mr. Bauman thought it was a Mack Sennett troupe, and we think it’s a lot of apple sauce! Ralph was set on a pajama parade. Bill was in for a fat man’s race. Nedra couldn’t forget the Salvation Army. Tibbits revived the shieks of long ago. Grace Trawin, after bobbing her hair, put on the finishing touches when she arrived in a Queen of Sheba outfit. Numerous other costumes, including sailors, ministers, and farmers, were well represented. When the procession began you should have seen Nedra’s escort! One must know that such gallantry as was shown by him (Yes, it was Warren Miller) would make any fair damsel’s heart flutter! Well, the seniors had their frolic. 17

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3Tlje Uiitcolnian ELMO R. TIBBETTS— Tibb “I’m no musician but a whole brass band. “School Mistress, 2; Penrod,” 3; Charm School. 4; debating:, 4: football. 4; pres. W.C.T.U.. 4; M. club, 4: Glee club. 4; male quartet. 4; senior basketball. 4: assist, yell leader, 3; Skipper squad, 4. GRACE LUCILLE TRAWIN— Grade A cheerful temper joined with innocence. Debate, 4; track. 1. 2. manager, 2; girls reserve, 3, 4; Glee dub. 2, 3; T. N. T.. 4. HI G A It VV AKEM AN— Ed Blessed are those with a sense of humor. Football, 3. 4; basketball. 2. 3. 4; baseball, 3. 4; Yi Y„ 1. 2; M. club, 3. 4; Glee club. 4; T h e T r u n k from India: W.C.T.U.. 4; tennis, 3; Merry Milk Maids, 4. PHYLIS WARD— Phe Silence is the perfect herald of joy. Entered from Birkenfeld, Oregon. 1924; T. N. T.. i. RALPH TRAWIN— Red “Happy am I, from care am free. Why aren’t they all contended like me? Football, 2. 3. 4; basketball, 3, 4; W.C.T. I .. 4; Glee club, 1. 4; Merry Milk Maids, 4; male quartet, 4; The Trunk from India. 4; M dub, 3. 4; Skipper squad, 3, 4; H. S. vaudeville. LUCY TRENT— Lu Good nature and good sense must ever join. B.P.C., 2; track meet, 2; T.N.T.. 4: Commercial club, 4; McMinnvillan staff, 4; Charm School, 4. LAURETTA WHEELER— Laurie For she is kind. T. N. T., 4. BONN I BEL WHITE— Bonnie Knowledge comes, wisdom lingers.” G. It.. 2. 3, 4: Ayokia Campfire. 3; Glee club. 3; T. N. T.. 4; Charm School, 4. ■ 4 m 16

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Lincolnian Senior Class History Composed by Robert Dow Typewritten by Wm. Diet Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The class of '25 has tri umphed over Book Reports.” Caesar,” Geometry.” and all other trials and tribula- tions of lower classmen. As Freshmen they entered the ninth grade with the largest enrollment in the history of the school, having a total of 109 members. When they became a part of Lincoln High the next year the class took an active part in High School affairs. Besides the efforts of the individual members in athletics, dramatics, and journalism the class furnished the eats and bonfire for the big annual Newberg rally. The next year as Juniors the class of '25 staged a Hi Jinks, which was a huge success in every way. The class also took the interclass baseball championship. The crowning event of this year was the annual Junior Senior reception, put on by the present Senior class. In their last year in School the dignified Seniors have held up class and student body traditions. As in previous years the members worked for the school in all its departments. The class as a whole acted under the leadership of the following officers: Nedra Vernon, president; Warren Miller, vice-president: Robert Dow. secretary: and Opal Smith, treasurer. The Senior class basketball team were champions of the Doughnut League games. The Seniors are now starting their annual play, The Charm School,” which will have been presented before the Annual is off the press. Finally the Seniors have sponsored a policy of cooperation and good sportsmanship and have seen it dominate the whole school. The Senior class wishes to thank the faculty for the inspiration and help given during the past four years; also the under classmen, for their cooperation in every thing the Class of '25 has sponsored. 18