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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The McMinnvillan The fourth volume of the McMinnvillan. our high school newspaper, was published this year under the direction of Nedra Vernon, editor. Robert Dow, manager, and Mr. Ray D. Fisher, adviser. The McMinnvillan has increased from a four column to a five column paper in the four years of its existence. Last year it was given first honorable mention for make-up in a national contest and John Black, the editor, filled the place of president of the Oregon high school press association. The paper this year presented the school with a mimeograph machine, which was made possible through the financial success that the McMinnvillan has always been. The paper ranks among the best in Oregon and has received many favorable comments from other schools and people who deal with high school papers. Seventeen issues, which include several special editions and a Newberg Walloper.” are included in this volume. The faithful work of the staff has made the paper one of the most successful activities of the school. “With the deeds of the past let us ring the bells of the future.” With the material in this school the McMinnvillan should grow and progress until it shall be the best high school paper in Oregon. 29
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fjc Umcolnian Zulawinski Davidson Helm Kaufman The Sophomore Class In the fall of 1924 the class of '27 entered the portals of Senior High. The first action of the Sophomores was the election of the following officers: president. Ruth Barendrick: vice-president, Viola Zulawinski: secretary, Opal Helm; treasurer. Walter Kaufman: sergeant-at-arms, Harold Nickell. These officers served the entire year with the exception of Ruth Barendrick. who became a Junior at the beginning of the second semester. This vacancy was filled by the vice-president, Elizabeth Davidson being elected then as vice-president to finish out the term. The next on the program was the order received from the dignified Seniors for the Sophomores to worship at their shrine, but as it is written, Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” the Sophs refused to obey. The dignified Seniors after a mighty effort to retain their dignity and at the same time enforce their command became entangled in a few battles with their inferiors which resulted in neither victory nor defeat. However, both sides were good sports by forgiving and forgetting. On November 28th the Sophs served a most delicious feed, consisting of buns, hotdogs. pickles and coffee, for all those who participated in the Newberg rally, proceeding the fotball game played at Newberg. In order to pay up the expenses for a party the Sophomores had a popcorn ball sale, which was a success. This class party was held on January the 30th. As the weather was very stormy and disagreeable, only half the class was there, however those attending enjoyed themselves immensely. At the beginning of the second semester the class was increased by twenty-six new students from Junior High, making a total of approximately seventy-five students. The Sophomore Class, by taxing each of the members ten cents, was able to contribute about seven dollars to the athletic department. With the spirit of cooperation and good will to all, may they be a credit to Lincoln High! President Viola Zulawinski Vice President Elizabeth Davidson SecretarV Opal Helm Treasurer Walter Kaufman Sergeant-at-Arms Harold Nickell 28
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