McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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 Tnrf??fyyyvmTvyvtT?yv?yfv Lincolnian 1935 yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyTyryyyyyy man is one of the best friends of teachers and students to be found in the district. It was through his efforts largely that our gymnasium, junior high school and grade schools have been so well equipped with stage facilities for plays, programs, etc. Mr. .Cameron, the oldest member of the board in length of service, has been on the school board continuously since 1920. W hen a man can be re-elected to such a position time after time practically without opposition, it shows, as few other things do, the standing he has in his community. The schools and, indeed, the whole community is fortunate to have Mr. Cameron serve in this capacity. Mr. P. P. Olds has been clerk of the school board for the last eleven years. He has also directed the high school bands during this entire time, usually without compensation. simply for the love of rendering a service. He has always been considerate. helpful, and a friend to all. f. Frank Ek Fagan, Superintendent Mr. Fagan has been Superintendent of the McMinnville public schools for the past eight years. During his time of service, two grade schools and a gymnasium have been constructed, and improvements in both junior and senior high schools have been made. Mr. Fagan has done much to promote the welfare of the young people of this community in school and civic enterprises. Will lam J. A4 axwell, Principal Mr. Maxwell has been serving as principal of McMinnville Senior High School for seven years. Lnder his influence a new system of records, an activity period, a full hour class period, and a uniform system of grading have been established. Mr. Maxwell teaches two mathematics classes and acts as advisor for the Senior Class besides his duties as principal of the high school. Mr. Maxwell is very considerate and understanding in helping the students with their problems, and his excellent influence is appreciated by all who come in contact with him. Page Eight

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................. Xmcolman T1 ie -Ad.cjN4.mnville Sclioo 1 Board Milton McGuire Gilbert Tilbury Frank Wortman William Cameron Jennie Warren The McMinnville schools owe iheir high standards of efficiency to the interest and ability of the school board. The members of the board work harmoniously and fearlessly for the welfare of the schools at all times. They attend the school affairs of the student body or teachers’ association whenever it is at all possible for them to do so. When they visit the schools, it is with a sympathy and heloful attitude that is appreciated by both students and teachers. No group of citizens render such a difficult and necessary public service with so little public commendation and appreciation. We want the members of the present board to know that our student body appreciates their efforts in our behalf. Mr. M. H. McGuire, chairman of the board, has been on the board since 1931. He has shown a deep interest in the business of the school district, as well as in the educational set-up. Mr. McGuire is thoroughly conversant with the duties of his office, and is always ready to act for the best interests of the schools. Mrs. Jennie Warren is serving her ninth year as a board member. Her thorough knowledge of the district and its people, and especially her deep interest in the girls of the community eminently fit her for her office as a school board member. Mr. Gilbert Tilbury was elected on the board in 1932. Though he is the youngest member of the board in length of service, he has become thoroughly familiar with the school needs of the community and is always ready to champion the cause of the young people when necessary. Mr. Frank Wortman has served on the board for the past eight years. Mr. Wort- Pape Seven » TTT»TTTTTTTTTTTVTTTVVTT»TTTYTyTVTTTTTVTVTTTTTTVyTTTTTTTyTTrTTTTTTTTT

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Lincolnian 2935 — rww'vyrv'vwwyrwww Faculty GEORGE L. ALLISON IJ. of 0. '27. Athletics. History. E. H. AHLSTROM 0. S. G. ’27, Vocational Agriculture, Junior class advisor. SADIE BRUCE 0. S. C. 23, Monmouth Normal ’15. Shorthand. Typing. FRED H. BUCHANAN 0. S. C. 21. Manual Arts, Art. F. E. FAGAN U. of Wash. 23, Superintendent of Public Schools, English. THELMA GILDEA 0. S. C. '21, Home Economics. C. F. GROVER Liu field 11, U. of 0. ’16, Bookkeeping, Algebra. A. S. B. auditor. ETHEL HAMBLIN Linfield 20 and '23, English, French, Junior class advisor. ROBERTA HOPTON Linfield ’30, English, Music, Sophomore class advisor. KATHRYN MARSH Ashland Normal '27, U. of 0. ’31. Civics, Reviews, Orchestra Director. Girls’ Athletics, Dean of Women, Senior class advisor. WILLIAM J. MAXWELL Linfield ’24, Principal, Mathematics, Senior class advisor. ELIZABETH NORTH I P Linfield '16 and 23, Biology, Physiology, Librarian. AUDREY SHOW ALTER Linfield ’19, Latin, Social Sciences. ELIZABETH VINSON Willamette U. ’27. English. McMinn-villan Advisor, Dramatics. SYLVESTER WINGARD U. of 0. ’30, Chemistry, Physics, Athletics, Junior Class Advisor. Pasre Nine