McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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JUNIORS—Pruden, Roy, Ross. Sawtelle. Set-ley, Shreves, Smith. Tamiesie. Trullinser. Van Alta. Wagner. Wiesner. E. Wheeler, L. Wheeler, Wood, Wortman. Zehring, Simpkins. Sitton, Triplett. - k V 24

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JUNIORS—Jacobsen. Jacobs. Johnson, Kenzler. Kimball. Kin , Lw vi r. Barendrick. Loop, B. Lovegrln, L. Lovegrrln, Macy. Maloney. Merchant, Montgomery, Mylne. Odell, Osterman, Powell, Price. 23

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 Junior Class History When the Junior class entered the portals of the Senior High School in the fall of ’25 as Sophomores they were heralded as the most active class in the school, barring none. The past year has not changed their prestige, as a short review of their activities will show. They started the precedent of a Junior edition of the McMinnvillan, which was a great success. They determined to give a Junior-Senior Reception that would make all the Seniors sit up and take notice. Money had to be raised. Ways were considered and a play was finally decided upon. 'Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh was the play chosen. After much hard work by the cast and coaches, Miss Wilson and Mr. Bump, Mrs. Bumpstead-Leigh was given at the Lark Theater and was a decided success. A number of Juniors took part in the A. S. B. play and also participated in the vaudeville that was held in the early spring to raise money for the athletic department. Juniors have also been prominent in athletics, the girls making a majority in girls’ basketball. The boys took part in football, basketball, baseball and track. A number of Juniors have been Student Body officers. Etta Oster-man being secretary, Mary Donnelly vice-president, and Paul Warren, yell leader for the first semester, when he resigned in favor of basketball. The Juniors plan to continue and increase their good work next year. M. F. D. 25