McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1936 volume:

Txl ci-V 4' il- .. ' 5 . 'Qin L V539 11 Q0-.IZ 1 X I III IIAN Published by the ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY Of McMINNVILLE I-IIGI-I SCHOOL PI-IIL BLADINE . Editor BILL STRYKER . Manager Q I v I X f ' 1 r I I V K V 4 , 17 J ' l 1 1 7 I 1 1 Y L ' .X M f , y V X f vw f , ' 7 f f W N y V 1 7 u L Y If 1 K X! XID 1131 I x 1 lf! 1' M1 1111111 111 1'11s, 01, 11111111 1. Dedication O Cary C, Tilbury in appreciation of his years of service to the youth and the public schools of McMinnville we dedicate this the 1936 edition of The Lincolnian. Mr. Tilbury served as an active member of District No. 40 school board for 14 years, during which time both Junior and Senior High buildings were erected. While aduancf ing years and failing health haue not per- mitted continuance of service, his interest has never waned. Mr. Tilbury has always been prominent in McMinni:ille's business affairs. He was at one time mayor and has served on the XVater and Light Commission. His success- ful and useful life has been one to command respect and admiration from all friends. who join us in wishing him many more years of success. health, and happiness. :ar JI , I . ,.-wasfvy 4- , A , A , , W ' S? fwfr 5 5 V 4-- Z. fiwkii v 3 X 4: Y Q I , . - ,. uf Q. 4 , 3' , 1 f 4 il' .. 5 4,1 , 1 e Q f. 4+ Af- I V , ' 1 F?-1 I . Y , , 7 'S +P' 'K 9 - Q 'f I 'Wa' if 1 .3 1' ,. b 4 P, ' 333 5' 1 I , . N V 'J I '44 I V N., s 5 wg 4, 'K r'- ,ez - af V .J V 'E' 'fn f F iii AQQJ Q wifi' 4 V A3'fl':,f,f 5:5321 ' f u' fb 1 ii-ri, !'1fE , . xr ni. K' F. fc 2 -. X , 5 tqsfu , ag- ' ,.,, t: nn .. Jig-R. ' ' hx uf ' 'CJ 4 'H I 1 . I 'K ' S - . 1 2' z ' ia, Ar.. APA A Q 4 . t F' ir, J 4 i 5 A if ' ,L- AJ ad 524 s .. vu ' v- I 4 F' Q 'Q -ev' we I a f' Q . .3 S. v . 1. Mt 4 Q I 1 , .- S-4 3-if wa , fs' 'L sf 1+ 7 . 5 fav f o 1 fy x 4 i Q 'Q 4 3' it Q 5 ,: if fl 4 A' 1-' , , TL 1 f f xr v X 3 :IP .1 ig.. ,f I ff , C' if ef' XYilliam Cameron M. H. McGuire Frank YVOrtma.n Gilbert Tilbury Jennie VVarren The School Board HE McMinnville schools are fortunate in being under the direction of an interested and harmonious board of directors. The board consists of five directors and a clerk. The directors are Gilbert Tilbury, Chairman: Frank XVortman, A. XV. Cameron, M. H, McGuire, and Mrs. Jennie XVarren. P. P. Olds is clerk. All members of the board have served several years, and the present school system is the result of their united labors. They are always willing and anxious to do anything they can to advance the standards of the schools and to provide the best possible advantages for the young people of McMinnville and the surrounding com- munities. 2 -0 ,gy me 1 ' Xlffilliam lllaxwell Mr. Maxwell has served for eight years as principal of MclVIinnville Senior high school. He is a capable teacher and leader and has fulfilled every duty faithfully and conscientiously. His thoughtfulness and understanding of others have gained him the X respect of both students and teachers. f Franle Fagan Mr. Fagan. superintendent of the Mc- Minnville puhlic schools for nine years. has proved himself a capable director in school affairs and a genuine friend to hoth students and parents. His careful supervision and forethought have resulted in great benefit and improvement for our schools. Q Nm . hu-3 ? Faculty Personnel E. H. AHLSTROM O. S. C. 'Z73 Vocational Agriculture ORVILLE R. BAILEY U. of O. 'Vip Athletics, Health MAR.1oR1E BASS ' U, of O. '34, En Music, Public Speaking SADIE BRUCE O. S. C. '23, Monmouth Normal '15, Shorthand. Typing FRED H. BUCHANAN O. S. C. '3l: Manual Arts, Art LAURA DECK 'MM figbai O. S. C. '29, World History, Health FRANK FAGAN U. of KVash.. X231 Superintendent of CARL F. GROVER Linfield 'llz U. of O. 'l6: Book- keeping, American History, Algebra, A. S. B. Auditor ETHEL HAMBLIN Linfield '20 and '23g English, French VVILLIAM J. MAXWELL Linfield '24, Princip Mathematics ROYAL MUMFORD VJillamette U. '27, l ra, Chemi - try. Physics ELIZABETH NORTHUP Linfield '16, and '233 Physiology, Librarian AUDREY SHOWALTER Linfield 'lqp Latin, Social Science Public Schools, Algebra . r -of fi ,HJLABETH v1NsoN y 1, WW AMW 'l'Hlil.MA c3ii.DEAb'fnCal4M4fo71CuwcgaJ1-vmuamme U' .UL English' brchtlmu M4 O. S. C. 'llg Home Economics Dean of XVomen. IT NON V x N A X N XX' 01 L x J L X X , l,,'iV Chrf Pfxfl .mW2fm'5 f Tmtziqlmf WF r NV X Lff? I INfN5 - 37'3f'IAVN' I'HQ'!V7 - LW -- Y' i . N..:ul Y T' V '. Yzf 'I E fli YA' 1411: 3' :UH rm gif. YM13' Urn Han Infml YM1: fwfrb IT.I'Ai, 4 3 ,'-X 25 I Ikilw H-T .. l,..'iz'f 4 1i,l iifx.FLFhI,lc1w1 'I,-'123T4c,1'1'xAA X' f:,1 'TE-I WY Tff,T'If,fQK Un.-..bLi.1il I' E X313 'x ' I :zz lair, QL, iz- f .X 11. XJ :-.1'1, X i lu' UE U?nI's' 1' WX lv. VV P x-. x X11 .It lx .. .' K ' .a. VL ll' .llf .lx21,:,!::.1l IMA '. 'XE-1 l X ' I' 124. if f .' f. 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'XXll'11 sh' px lllll ex Irv 111- vxlln I1 ll! ll 4 'C rlnyy 1 11,.1,f'f1x1..1111.1w y In n , A 1 4 Iast XW1 a re Te tameut 0 It re C ass O 3 E the senror clrss of l916 of Mcwlrnnvrlle hrgh sehool berng rn 'rs sound 1 strre of crammed mrnd and questronrble rudgment as can ex er be expeeted do laborrously yyrth frequent references to the dretronary hereby draw up thrs our last wrll and testa ment and herewrth gbrye bequeath nd rpportron both rndryrderally and collectryely ene followrng rtems propertres abrlrtres and 'rfflrctrons As rt rs customrry to lerxe the freulty somethrng re xxrll leaxe them IIo the student body ue leaxe our eary ed names upon th school furnrture and the Irrae qrrrntrtres of gum underneath the desks To the Junrors we lerye our rbrlrty to squeeze through ereamrnatrons To the Sophomores ue orfer the flatterrng statement that they look older hrn th v drd rt the frrst of the yerr md we drsclose the secret that ther ISHI eally ny Qrnta Claus L Iersonrllv we bequeath as follows Xl Gordon Pratt and Edrth Iylurray grve to Earl Lucas and Glrdyce XVent worth the use of our se t rn the senror sectron I Vrctor Irrrrs qrxe to Harold Dulley my studrous behryror rn cryrcs elass Mfe Stanley Cellers and bayrllr Neeerhrm grye to Gerald Parsons and hrs grrl our reputrtron as 1 happy couple Chauncey Hrrl Comrade Brooks bequeath my soapborc eloquence to Vrfebb Alexander Prank Groyer leaye my suecess as a debater for future asprrants to strrye toward Bob Blenkrnsora leare the student body presrdency to I erh Koch leaye my skrll verth the pots and pans to rnsprre future economrc elisses I rrnces Anderson qrye my Chrnese storres to Mary Conlrn I eonard Honnold ery my 'rmbrtron to travel to someone who his the money J rmes Rrnney leaye my Uentlcmanly Ways to Brll Poyy ell To Burnre Prrngle ue y ould lrke to donate about frve credrts but as that rs rm possrble ue yyrrl leaye funds for the purchase of a wheelcharr whrch wrll enrbl hrm to graduate rn sprte of old age Pele NVhrte leaye ths hurldrng rn hopes of frndrng 1 fnore restful p r e u sleep e erldr Atkrns reaxe my gum chewrng passron to Gene Loop Caeorr e Jones eaxe my reputatron rs a strong srlent man to Boo Jenner Unto Csharlre Iedveryy od I Spedden Krttrell leaye my torl worn tear sta ne textbooks IIo Fred Schenk I Lloyd Slrm Grdcrrngs lease my ny mph lrke frgure I Clrflord Sehenk bequeath my stately stature to Ronald Eborall I Phrl Blrdrne the fastest human berng leave everybody else rn the dust Unto Drrlene Allen I Lorene Brerly grve my studrous habrts Roy Iogel donate my trred true md trusty Model T to the Smrtlrsonrrn Museum Olrxer Tornbom leaxe my drrwrng frenrus to eneourage future artrsts Gene Parsons grye my golden srlence to Jack Pyle I Arleen Duerst lease my tx prng and shorthand skrll to rnsprre future stenogs e riathryn McGurr and Laura Elder lerye our Freneh correspondents to the next yerr s Preneh crass I Brll 'Stryker rerxe my block and gavel to the most upstandrng student of next years senror elass tre next errs ehernrstry class we grve thrrt gas mas s to use xx e rttemptrng experrments rn lib I Doug Izngle bequeath my last bottle of Stacomb to Don Krerder In xVrtness XX hereof thrs doeument rs srgned sealed censored and dsrrr LCLI THE SEN I OR CLASS s . 4 I S ' Q ' I, ' I ef. , I I , ' , f ,, ' ' 3 I 5 I 1 I xvfx 7' - I v V. .H Q Y . . - 7 ' I YI ' Q x ' A K 4 I I I 'I I Y 1 I Y Y I - A- Lv K 7 34 'w w KA A N ' yvv v 1, ' ' f s . 1 'Iv fs s 1 A -s K es Q - ' ,t , f N Y I Iv N' 1 I. K . . e . I '1 'IL ' L I I H 1 K xr I I . H ' CI 'J I 7 r Q I L I I s rs cl v I s C ' ' ,-s r a jet I e '. W, , . '. e I I' e . 7, ' ' . YC, 1 . . e ' - 1 1 Ha I I 1 I ' I w x 1 P vI x' I - p I I 'r e A r e ' r , I I e . e 1 I 1 6 7. Y X .. I ,H r, . f . . . , . I ' . vs as - - s I - I vs. r 4 1 r . I s ' s vs s s ,I v -L IIIII. I Q- s- r- ' v I s I - I , e . .k . I. s .L 'e re s r e '. v v -I I' fv 1 I I. Dan Burdett, leaye my terpsrcnorean fame to NVynn Perkrns. I 7 HY 7 ' Y 1 I Y I. e . . 3 , O . L ev .v s V . .' , U1 1 I , e I I I. X ' 2 X 'H r e r 'P leer le Iv fy. K ' 1. .. I. K - . ' ' , A ' e sf- 1 V fe ' - -' I s, e I. . 5' . I I e . 3 I . ' ' e A ' . 1 f s ' ' s s e- - 1' s s v ' v 1 s H I I I I It , :,.' s . ' , ,K ., . ' ' - '- -s , . O . I 3 J H .V . I ' Y ' I I I I x , yy, r .. , . A A A , . e K , . e , 1 A r . . I R H' ' '1 v 1 I 1 I s I- s ' H IO y , , yu . . . . I. Y k -, .hen N x No Y I Ief' . , Dcmor ass Prop 1ccy1 XVAS a bmght sunny molnmg 1n tht Spflng of 1950 The b1rds vmrbled tn tht llCt tops the b1ll collettons s1ltsmen and 1gents wh1stled merr1ly 19 thty strodt 111 tht 51dt11 1115 th Dtmot11ts l11d beaten the Repubhcms 1n tl1e last elett1on and So IIIISIQ yy trt st1ll btyy11l1nf1 tl1c1r losses by yehtment soapbox or1t1ons to tht prolt l1111t Old t11nt1s t1lktd ol tht dtpresston lolloyytng tht stock m11ktt cr1sh Ill l9Zf st 1 ltr11nv to 1t 1s 1n tht good old d yf 1nd but one 1ttm was 1111155 no ont l11t as y t dlSCOX crtd a yy ay to prey ent dogs and cats from fxghtmg I1 the m1dst of thts h1 mon1ous exlstence encomp1s51ng tht l11gl1yyays TI l tl by yy ys ol tl1 fa1r mttropolts McM1nny1lle novy famous as tht home of Robtrt I: I5ltnl111sop mot1on QICIUIL st 1 p11 cxcelltnct and SKCICL ht1o of 1ll fotlorn 11111dt115 bo l younq 1nd old I alwhttd f1c11n th d11y IITUSOCLIHIC Jll trolley yoylul If ontl mo t 1110 ll' 11111 111 1 unts 111 ll 1nf1 e1t 1 1n tht yy 1st s ol tl1 Dt t II y 1f1t1n rumo1s tl11t th G1rdt11 of Ifdtn yy as onct loc1ttd tht1c Iiorted to r 111111 home at l1s1 I re5o1y ed IIYII as truth IS str1n0t1 tl11n f1ct1on I would yyr1te 1 boom d15tlo51n1f the escap des of my one t1me cl15sn1ates 1n MCMIHHVIIIL I-I1gl1 School I consu ted XVho s XX ho searched the newspaper f1les talked YVIIII btvylnskered gtntlt 111111 yy ho rtmemb rtd 1nd 111 some c1sts yy as ey en fo1c1d to consult tht roguts f1allt1y 1nd Scotland Yard My n115te1p1tte IS noyy f1n1sh d 1nd 'llthough I am expecttncr a pt b l15l1 1 to purchase 1t soon ney ertheless I 5h1ll d1sclost a port1on to arouse your 1nte1t Iloyd G1dd1ngs l1ad become a stgn pamter 111d yy1s bus1ly eng1ged yy1th tl1 post nn of lug. not1ces lHI1OLI1'lClI1g tl1e commg appmrance of Jostphmt Culytr Ill C o1qt Jonts SCIHIIIITIIHQ SD1l'llSl'l d1nct1 GLOIQt yy1s ILQOXILLI to bt madly III loyt yy.tl1 Jt 111 Donntll t1cktt t1lt1 lo1 tht sl1ow but too b1sl1ful to ttll l1e1 lIl11l1p B'1d1t 1111111 ILIOI of Bladtnc 5 'iuptuor Mtd1c1nt and XV1ld P1n1n11l Show and d1sc1plt of th rt 1 2111111111 yy 15 p11nl ssly t1.t11tt111g 1115 l1ytl1hood from n11ny llIlWllll!'1'J, 1nd 11 suspt tmv sucktrs vettltn Ix1tt1t11 5Olly to s1y 11d 1ltn ll1lO bad yyays l s1ld 1 lmt 13 ho1s to Caa1l TILHI IUIOSPLIOKIS farxntr and cla11ym111 XVhtn Lall uttmpttd lv yyo l tht l1o1 t a spnghtly young 1n1mal of tyytnty f1yt summers yvhtch hadnt yyorktd to 1l1tl1stttn 1 d d Grutly 1ngtrtd at btmg so dtcuycd Catl SLIITIYYIOII d Sh Illl D1l oozt and l11d Sp ddtn 111tsttd to Olllllfllllg monty undt1 f1ls p1tttnsts 111 I 1ll1an1 Sllylnl o thc Supttm COLIII. htud tht c1st B111 had marrnd a qoy 11111 d1ug11tt1 Iolloyy1nUl11sv1adu t1on lrom l1yy sthool antlyy15tl1tn tltcttd yudgt tn txtt ltnt pos1t1on It 15 rumottd ht 5t1ll p111ts fOl h1s b1tl1elor days D111 Burdttt 11111 Cfllllllll layyytr 1rgutd 111 peddtns btl11lf yy1th tht r sult that tht sent 11 doubltd JUIOIS tor tht cast were Lorent B1erly Htltn Blackbum Phthp 3111011501 Xxvrllbllf Dans Margaret Xxyfflghf Annabel Reeyes James Ranney John Alhson Thto dora Ixol1roff Cectha IN1ssl XValter I-Iopkms and Gordon P1att C1old1 Atktns had opened 1 n1gl1t club 1n Portland Eyelyn Sm1th syy ayed tht hearts of all yy l1o atttndtd y11tl1 touchmg blues Songs Or1ye'l Oltson had bttn t1n 'V u 1 'I 1 , cc L. 7 1 . Y A I I 3 I 4 I 1 It I I ' 'xl .1 1 1 1 '. ' tl11 L f', ' X 1- 1 k ' s vs F ' t-st Y - 1 X - 1 ' x- 1 yr 5 ill A' E, ' ., ' ' a S, . 1 ' 1 , . ' : 1 l ' .r ' . ., ' - ' ' ' . li we . .J .L ' C ' , ' V' , Y , 5 ..Xv 3 xl I ' -x - -I L ' 1 1 1 - 5- s - L4 1 1 is V . , D . 1 . . 1 , K . 1 bel O '. ft. 'l'. ' la fer l.y D sp 1 ICI years ' 1 e ' c Gobi 'S'l'i '1 'csti' ' II ' c 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . ' 1 ' 1' ' 15. D ,. . . 4 lv f- ' ,. ' ' , ' ' . A . D K 3 V -. t . . . X . A v 1 ' y Q 7 ' B 1 L 'J Y K ' 1 L x 1 D 1-- ' Q' ' , ' , . ' ' ' ' ' 51. ous for her ability' to tapdance while standing on l1er hands. Appearing with her was - 1-.1 - ' 1' 5-' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' f-' . 1 c 1 , Q G'x1,I,.' , 1' 1' ' . K . Q11 - -. sl: 'A U K- 5 D S1 l 1 '- . ' x '. l. ftl' ' ' le st 1 A' fL1.11- 5 -31' - If I' 1 L ' 11 1- ' 1, ' ' '- 1 sf ' 1 M . , e 1 . 1 'r . , 1' . 'e -1 ' J 1133 MMI .I 'xx' f 'tl '1 Q ' 'J ' L . I L 'U' 1.5 ' ' a . 1 ' S ' ' 1 1 'A - c' ' - t-.ce 11111. , I Y. 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A ' L ' ' U ' I r r 5 v x 7 Y. 4 3 I D 'L 1' lx 1 i ployed there but was dtscharged for neglectmg hrs dutles to ltsten to Evelyn smg Oln er Tornbom was employed as dtshwasher and bouncer but was 1n the hospxtal as the result of a sttff scuffle follow1ng h1s attempt to throw out Ivan Webster and Vtr gxma Mclimley who ordered cocoa colas on the house Leah Koch was runnmg a school for brtdes Laura Elder Florence Max fxcld Kathryn McGu1re and Gerald1ne Pratt were enrolled rn a class learnmg the mtrncacres of borlmg water wtthout burnmg rt Frances Anderson who had achtex ed success as a columnrst for 1 Shanghat newspaper was taklng a correspondence courst tn How to XVIIIC Lowe Letters Thts course was taught by Seth Mame who learned the art whrlc tn hxgh school Leah had marned Seth after havxng been challenged bx Rose Teague to prose the effectneness of her mstructton thus encouragtng Rose who was reported to be ardently pursumg Clxfford Schenk Pete Wh1te had opened a recreatron park at the Lafayette locks Grace Laxton and Florence Shuman were domg a prosperous busrness sellmg hot dogs whrle Dorrs Leemon operated a p1nk lemonade stand George Hopkrns thrrlled the crowds wxth death defymg dnmg exhtbttrons off a board fastened rn a tree overhang1ng the water Emrly Black Es elyn Busch and Margaret Casey dressed as gypstes and told fortunes How ex er they w ere ordered from the ground by Stuart Dow constable of Lafayette for betng fakers Arleen Duerst and Jean Foster had organtzed a socrety to advocate the use of green hpstrck red too closely resembltng a stop stgnal Zelna Mae Kretder Vtrgtnta Hyder VICIOIIB Fuqua and Dorothy Bryant were traxeltng throughout the Unxted States organtztng chapters of the socxety Ethel Scoggan and Margaret Sxtton had been organtzmg 1n South Afrrca but were so brtterly denounced by Frank Grover a mtsstonary there that they transferred operat1ons to New Zealand Edtth Murray Savrlla Needham Anna May Evans Edna Tucker and Margucr tte Wtlber were marrxed and had organlzed a sewmg ctrcle Stanley Cellers attended Wxth Savxlla one day and was so shocked by the gosstp that hrs ears were red for weeks Numerous members of the class had strayed to far off places Barbara And r son and Ruby Bennette were 1n Hollywood hopmg to become movte stars Darrell Crtmmms and XV1llxam Newton were work1ng on a dude ranch ln Mextco Paul Loop was head football coach at Notre Dame Garry Owen achreved fame and fortune as an archrtect tn New York destgmng glass houses Eugene Parsons and Robert Stngletary now famous detecttves of Scotland Yard were hot on the tra1l of a band of mternattonal jewel threx es whom they expected to catch wtthm a month Douglas Engle has Journey ed to Parls work1ng as a whlstle llstener rn a crutch factory dur1ng the daytrme and takrng tn all the n1ght clubs dur1ng the eventng Vrctor Farr1s was a floor walker 1n a ladres ready to wear shop tn San Franctsco Frances Stout had marrxed a m1l11ona1re and lrved 1n Flortda Neva Vvlhlte and Sherre Tal bott were study1ng art rn Spam and reported to be havmg a f1ne trme though not learn mg much art Rhoda SW1fI was desrgntng costumes for chorus gtrls Chauncey Brooks was a senator from Alaska and frghtrng to hold hrs offtce agaxnst Robert Jones backed by the Esk1mo s Progressue Party Roy Fogel operated a servnce statlon for rocket shtps When I mtervtewed htm he was greatly worrxed over the safety of Clarke Braly and Mrlton Forell who had refueled at hrs statton a year before when on their way to Mars to sell gold brtcks to the nattves 1 1 1 v . 1 1 '- s - 1 1 1 1 1 . e , ll ' , 11 . . , . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 Y . 1 4 ' ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . m . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - . x . 1 1 1 1 1 1 v - - 1 . 1 . , . , . . 1 1 , an LIJUUH 1 f ,W M0 CAMW WF 1 L M ,Wav f f lvl? N-V ..-K' Q-if-if ll Mya! 17'4j JWMM 95 I f 171,674 XC? J 2,4 AN lv f Qs Fw 'S S ' Q N Q 139134. if ' N A ,., ji? ' Y V V 1 1 - 'N W ,X , - -, ,K 'TT ' w f' A F j--1-X lzpkgtf, H1-, . Y N , . , L 1 Q . , .1 2- U- -k A, . ,ff , lf' KL X 'I L l V1 I I X Y , X , A I NI III' X ' 1' K Iw 1 Y ' ii The junior Class EPTEMBER 18 the junior class held their first meeting and elected officers for the ensuing year. A successful junior-senior party was held May 15. The sopho- more and junior classes gave a bean feed to the seniors, victors in the ticket selling contest on December 20. The juniors were very active this year in every line of endeavor. members being on the athletic teams, McMinnvillan staff, Lincolnian staff. radio club. and student body play, as well as many other school organiza- tions. Juniors held important parts in the operetta, Jerry of Jericho Road. The annual popularity contest was held March 20, while on the 3 lst of the same month the Junior Edition of the McMinnvillan was published. Ruth Taylor and Mary Conlin were editor and manager. The junior picnic and ribbon day furnished them with a generous amount of merriment. 72337 ZW x QMM jfjfvfmwg Miifw g M0529 W ffliw ww My NA ?1e'g9QiQ WWW ,fm W? if WMMMMZ WWM2 M 3 , 4 ' 'xxx V 'K1.znf5-'A-4-144' .f Jill 217 0 , IJ X LN, D' f 7 . k,,,i wg O O W My k W4 Q . fa ' , i +55 EW 1! ' Gb fy -1 1 . D A o . ,f X Q Q . fl K V I '-figf L K' -. L, 1 Presldent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms OTIIOIC C GSS CQICGIS C ass Ro Jonn Parrxsh Earl Versteeg V1rg1n1a McLean Tom Maloney Kelton Peery Agec 'lhelma Armstrong Vvlllard Barker Anxta Beard James Booth Betty Boylan Otto Boundy Mavls Brxde LOUIS Burns Marlan Bynum l.aVerne Caldwell Robert Caldwell Edna Capps James Cates Donald Chapman lda Cxnnamon Kennetl' Connell Mmrram Dans B1ll Davls Helen DeHax en Shxrley Ann Donnell Jewel Easter Eugene Eborall Ronald Emory James Fa1rh1ll Ruth Farmer Etrxc Earrles Donald Fogel Eumce Erlsbxe, Mary Ella Gxddmgs. Edna Gllson John Gubser Burlyn Hall George Harford Kenneth Hartzell Rmchard Hensley Ferne Hyder Naoml Johnson Robert Johnston Sldney Kolaroff Robert Koch Ezra Krelder Don Ledgervood Charles Ledgerwood Ethel Lee Dolores Londershausen Helen Lukes Earl Maloney Tom McLean V1rgm1a Mead Pete Mxller Charles Mmtchell Gertrude Moore Dorthemae Mulkey Dorotha Ma Murray Henry Nlssl Anton lN1ssl, Cathcrme Noble l.o1s Parish, John Pedersen, Lester 9 Ptery Kelton Pellttler Ermme Pfouts louxse Phelps Bertha Phelps Elnora Redmond Allce Redmond Nma Roblson Wrnona Rooper Edna Sanford Albert Schenk Frederxck Scoggan Dorothy Sxmler Theresa Slnsel Harold Sxtton Kenneth Sltton Roger Smrth Dons Smrth James Spraker Myrtle Turner Anna May Vaughn Vxrgmla Xersteeg Earl N oeller Ellzabeth Webster Merle Whxte Exlxene Wxble, Jack XV1Ch9ff Marguerlte XV1lbur, Mlldred Wlrfs, Rlchard Xbyflghf, Esther 1 1 . , 1 - 1 . . ' 1 1 1 ' V' 1 11 ' ' 1 . 1 1 , , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . V 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 - 1 v- . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 v 1 1 . 7 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I 1 - Y. . . 1 ' 1 f 1 E O 4 '1 The SOpl101'1'1OIG C168 S HE Sophomore class entered Senior High with the determination to make themselves the peppiest and most active class that ever attended Mc- Minnville High School. The first and second weeks the class was organized and officers elected. Near the end of the football season they labored industriously and built, as is the custom, the annual bonfire. The class suffered the usual initiation by the seniors in a manner much to their credit. They strongly supported their candidate for the queenship of the Senior Play. During the Basketball season the Sophomores attended the games in far greater numbers than any of the other classes. A L1fI1I'11 Barbara Allen Marrred Glen Isley I ryrng at Freewater Oregon Alrce Anderson Employed at the College Inn Haryey Anderson Employed at Iark Theater Gertrude Arnolel Employed at Mrone Chrcken Cannery Esther Barker XVorkrng at Merer and Frank Co Portland Roy Barnes NVorkrng rn I rpman XVo1fe Shoe Department Albert Beeler Employed by Hamblrn XVheeler Company Charles Breedtng Employed by Shell O11 Company McMrnnv1lle XVmona Booth Marrred lryrng south of town Mary Drck Compton Graduated from Unty ersrty of Washrngton 1936 Mary Crawford Graduated from Ltnfteld now teachrng Argyll Crook Attendrng I rnfreld John Crook Employed rn Gloye Factory MCMIHHVIIIB Oregon Nlorman Davrs Employed by Ray Marlrng Co Hrllsboro Oregon Gerald DeSanno Employed by Tuples 8 Co Portland Oregon Rrchard Donnelly Employed by Texas Orl Company lVIcMrnnvrlle Oregon John Falconer Attendrng Unry ersrty of XVashtngton Francellra Frnley Attendrng Nursrng School I ors Fuqua Attendrng Lrnfreld Harold Gtbson Graduated from Lrnfreld 1936 Chester Gowen Employ ed by Greslaam Crty Bakery Hou ard Gray Marrred I rung on farm near Bethel Oregon Dorothy Grenfell Marrred Charles Krerger C atherrne Hagerty Marrreel Herbert X an N alrn Lryrng at Coryallrs Harold Hawman Marrred lryrng south of 1NlcMtnnvrlle Thelma Helvre Marrred Lryrng rn Carlton Eleanor Hessemer 1 rnlreld 19351-Teachrng Xernon Hrll State Polrce Arlrngton Oregon Grrton Humphreys Unryersrty ot Oregon 1935 Assrstant Professor of psy chology at Unryersrty of Indrana 1Norman Inskeep Lrvrng at laome rn McMrnnvrlle Helen Isaak Veforkrng at tlae Ore on Vlutual Frre Insurance Co McMrnfayrlle Harrret Johnson Gorng to Beauty Sehool rn Medford Oregon Mary lxoch Secretary to Dr Hol7er Mrssronary Seattle XVashrngton Delmar Mabee Attendrng Lrnfreld Alrce IVIcCune I rung at home near MCMIHHXIIIQ Gertrude McFarland Bookkeeper at Boys Trarnrng School XVoodburn Oregon Barbara Mc ueen Marrred Doug Nlrller lryrng rn lVIc'VIrnnvrlle Maud Mrller Lrnfreld 351-Teachrng Rebert Needham Employed by Shell Orl Co MCMlHHX1ll2 Bonnre Jean Ntcoll Stenographer for J C Compton Co MCM1HHXlllC Della Ruth Odell Attendrng Lrnfreld Arlo Oleson Marrred lryrng rn Slaerrdan Employed by Wtllamrna Brrck Co Melyenra Oleson Marrred Mark Carnarchael Ltvrng at Longvrew XIy21Sll Paul Paulson Attendrng I rnfreld Florence Phelps Lryrng at laome rn Mc1Vlrnnyrlle Ixennetla Pratt Marrred XX orkrng rn Safeway Store rn Portland Ruth Rrnard Marrred I ryrng at Brertenbush Herbert Rooper Junror at Oregon State College XVeldon Ross Attendrng, Duke Unryersrty Olrxe Sawtelle Secretary to Portland Symphony Orchestra Dorrs Schoenthal Employed at Nlontgomery XVard Co MCMIHHXIIIC Harold Spoon r Employed rn th State Archrtectural Department Benjanarn Stark Ielloyeshrp rn Cla rnrstry at Oregon State College Donald Taylor Attenelrng, the Cal lornra Irastrtute of Technology Margaret Toney I rnfreld 1933 Mary XVestall I rnfreld 19 m5 Ellen XVortman Nlarrreel Jol n Ha raeton Iryrng an VIeIVIrnnyrlle nu x xv l Y- ' v , , u I A x . 4 ni 5 I A . 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The program: CUPID SLUMBERS Candy Hearts The dreams: Cupid Draws Bow A pyramidal Heart Valentine of Yesteryear Dutch Valentine Comic Valentine Every Day Valentine Secret of the Daisies Grandfathers Valentine Two Hearts--'A lfantasv Varied Hearts CQl.'l7lD XV.-XIQIQNS wx . rv Jerry ol Jeflcllfj lqOE1Ll r-1 HE combined Glee Clubs, under the direction of Nliss Marjorie Bass. and the Orchestra. under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Vinson. presented Jerry of Jericho Road. a two-act musical comedy. April 17. in the High School gymnasium. The cast included: Uncle Pete Frank Grover Cornelius Bean Grant Johnson Alan O'Day Paul Loop Amos Bank Bill Stryker Geraldine Bank , . . Mary Conlin l-ettice Bank Gene Loop John Drayton . Bill Ramsey Sandy Bank lilorence Fagan Mimi N Florence Maxfield Hunter Xk'ebb Alexander T N61 L harm School U HE Associated Student Body presented Charm School on Marjorie Bass directed the production. The cast included: Elsie Benedotti , . Austin Bevans George Boyd , Jim Simpkins . Tim Simpkins . David Jenkins Homer Johns . Miss Hays 4 . Josephine Culver Clarke Braly Vwfebb Alexander . Bill Ramsey , , Bill Powell , . Bill Stryker . . , Seth Maine . Geraldine Pratt Miss Curtis , . Sally Boyd . , . Muriel Doughty , Ethel Spelvin . A . Alix Mercier , . . Lillian Stafford , Madge Kent , , A November 26. Miss Genelaoop . . Mary Ella Erisbie , . A Juanita Plumeau A . . . Emily Black . . . Thelma Agee . . . . , , Alice Pyatt . , Kathryn McGuire vThe Wfhole Tovonis Talleingn HE Senior class presented The Whole Town's Talking. a farce in three acts, Linder the direction of Miss Elizabeth Vinson, May l, 1936. The cast included: Ethel Simmons . Henry Simmons Harriett Simmons Roger Shields . . Donald Swift . . Chester Binney . Kathryn McGuire Sadie Bloom ...,. Theodora Kolaroff .. Frank Grover Annie, a maid ....., Victoria Fuqua . Geraldine Pratt Lila Wilson . . . . . Elorence Maxfield . . . Garry Owen Taxi Driver . . ...... Gordon Pratt Stuart Dow Letty Lythe ,..,,. Barbara Anderson Douglas Engle Anna May Evans Aileen Duerst Margaret Sitton Debate XITH a loss to Dallas in the finals of the Vdestern Oregon Debating Championship, McMinnville ended one of the most successful debate seasons in the history of the school. The team. Frank Grover. Leonard Honnold. Oliver Tornbom, Jean Foster. Ruth Taylor, and Gene Loop, captured the Northern XVillamette District crown with six wins and no losses, a record for the district, since never before has a team gone through a season without a loss, We defeated Clatskanie, holders of the Columbia River District title, and Coquille, winners in the Coos Bay District, in the opening rounds of the state tournament. Two teams were entered in the annual Forensic meet at Linfield College, where they made a good showing. The affirmative team did not lose a debate during the en- tire season. As provided by the new amendment to the A. S, B. constitution, the team members were awarded pins this year instead of letters. First year pins were won by Leonard Honnold, Oliver Tornbom, Ruth Taylor. and Gene Loop. Second and third year pins were awarded to Jean Foster and Frank Grover. F. F. A. Stocle Judging Team HE F. F, A. Stock Judging team this year was composed of Robert Singletary, Dale Moore, Lloyd Giddings and Carl Trent, alternate. There are numerous requirements to be met before the boys are eligible for this team. The boys entered the Pacific International Livestock Exposition last fall in com- petition with nearly a hundred other teams. Dale Moore placed second in the judging of sheep, The Linco nian i4j.lii.ty- ,,,,,,,,,, ,, Philip Illgiqlinl- Sports .......,....,...,. XYillizim Nvwtfm 5l,,m,:. if 4,,4. ,,,,, 4 ,,,, N Yilliiim Sty-yke-r Art ...,.. 1h-i':tldiii-- l'i'z1tt, Ruhr li.-iiiivttv .Xssistziiit Iinlitms ......,.,..,,.,,..... Fi-zttiiri-s ,,..,.. ....... l .1-mizirwl llmirmlsl l,1i.-il,- IiulllllS, Hubert IH-wk .Xlumni 1'lurkv Hrzily .Xssistunt Mzxlizuat-rs .................. .lokw-s .............,....... Stzinln-Y elli 'S .......,.I-Jzrai Ktwli, Flmiiiim-Q-y Hi-miks 'Vypists .,.. liiiwu-'vm' Mutt. llvl- n Ulilvk- .M-tivit if-S, Vit-tui'izi Fiiqiizi, XVil luttzi Harris lim-ii, Nliriztm lizites, N1-lwlzx XX'.,mlu':n'el I,itt-i'aii'5'.. ...... Rlmiht Swift, litlnu 'l'ur'kvr .Xelvisur - ...,. , ....,... Miss Szirlit- lirulw' NDER the management of Philip Bladine and NVilliam Stryker with Miss Sadie Bruce as advisor, the 1936 Lincolnian is considerably larger and covers more thoroughly the different organizations and activities of the school. This is made possible to a large extent by the cooperation of our advertisers and the business and professional people of the city. and we wish to take this opportunity to thank those who have given the staff their assistance and encouragement. The McMinnvillan linlitni'-l4'ii'st Sr-im-ste-r ...... Garry Owen I7t'2ltlll'l'S .... . . . . . Darwin M:1yt'im-Ili 451-vuinl Sn-im-ste-V.1.4-miztril Hunnnltl I-'nrt-iisivs ......... .... I frank tiruv.-r .Xssistunt lvhlitnr ........... Ruth Tztylul' Vluhs .,,......,.... ,. .,.,.. Luig Noble Alilllilgvl' .-'----.-----.--.--. Alive Pyzltt Futura- I-'urim-rs .. . .lim I..-rig.-i-wuml Assistant Blulwm-r'S --.-4-.-.......... sm-ml liditnr' ..... .... c Eulrlzt Atkins ....... Savillzt Ne-edliztm, Mary l'0nlir1 Girls In-:ip.:1io . . . ... Bztrlvurzt I.:-v,.,v Sports .... llairultl lfI'lll1', XVilliztni Pow:-ll Senior Ii:-purtvr . ....... M:ti's::it't-t Vast-5' l'IX1'll2ll1u'I'N --.4---....... XVillutta Harris .luniur fi1'IilH'll'l' . . . ,... .. Grzuw- l'11sl1m:in .Xlumni .,....... .......... H Iiodu Swift Soplmiimrw Ri-porn-r.Sliirli-y Ann 11,-llglv,-yi Typists ...... 1,4-ah Km-li, Ailt-4-n lim-rst HE lVlcMINNVILLAN has had a very successful year under an able staff and ad- visor, Miss Ethel Hamblin. The Junior Edition was published March 31 and a very successful Tournament Edition. March 6. The paper was aided this year by the Journalism Class started in the second semester and taught by Ralph P. Stuller of Linfield College. During the 1935-36 year lVlcMinnville High School received a charter from Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. Those eligible for badges for this year will include the editors and managers of the two publications, and the assistant editor and manager of the McMinnvillan. 44 54 vs A3 1 5- v-. 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'l1',l1L1.'15 '1'11' ' 1 1111' fX1 . .N ' 111511111 11 11.1w11 up a.111111.'1.1c.1 ' 1 ..11 .11 ' '. 1 101' w11111' 1111111 1.1w111' HCDI'1C1H Xkllf 1,1 '11 111' 1111111 111' 1111 111m,:111.'i' 1 11.' .1w..'1' 15 .111111'11c l111'1x, T1.'j 11.1y susp' 1 1'11c1's, .11111 1Cg,u1111u 1111' XV'JI'vI11f of s1:.p Q .1 11 ' 11' 4 121' '1'v I'1' ' 111' 111' .1'1'Y11 1ody w11 11. 1.11'11a11 1 101111 111 1.1.1311 1 1 ' 1 1,'1-1- '.lLl11I11.111CJ11Y .11-.1' ' .1 1 1 '11111 ddfgfqg if fa 51? Q 0 V mffn a-on 'lv L'1v Q , MW., ., 1 1 2 fi WP, ffN,..2-f- r ag , WL ffl ff CA 911 Q 2' 3' Coach Bailey RVILLE BAILEY took over the leadership of McMinnville High Schools athletics this year. Graduated from the University of Oregon in 1933, he made an exceptional record in scholastics and activities. In both high school and college he held important student body offices. He earn. ed an end position on the All Northwest football team in 1932. During 1933-34 he coached at Reedsport. where his teams had exceptional success. He was then selected as coach for Dallas High School in 1934. Here also he met with success, Dallas tying for the football championship of the Willamette Valley League. In McMinnville Coach Bailey has turned out splendid teams in every field of sport. He has increased the range of competition to include many boys who have never before participated in athletics. Mr. Bailey is to be complimented upon his fine record, and we wish to thank him for the services he has rendered our school and hope that his success will continue in the future, ' V14 Football l CMINNVILLE High football team finished successfully one of the most grueling schedules in the history of the school. With a season of eleven games before them the Grizzlies began slowly, losing to Jefferson High and Eugene in the opening two games. From then on the Bears hit their stride and lost only one game, to Silverton, a heartbreaking 7 to 0 defeat. They played two tie games with Forest Grove and Sa- lem. With crushing power they defeated Tillamook, Tigard, Hillsboro, Albany, Beaver- ton, and Dallas. McMinnville scored 122 points to their opponents 84, 19 touchdowns against the opponents 13, and made 8 extra points to 6 made against them. Seventeen men were awarded letters. Nine will be lost when the seniors are graduated this spring. They are Blenkinsop, Loop, honorary captain for 1935, Trent, Bladine, Fogel, Forell, Jones, Engle, and Cellers. The eight men returning. which Coach Bailey will use as a nucleus to build his I936 tt-am are Jenner. Eborall, Sitton, Mullikin, Johnson, Mabee, Parsons and Duley. There is a group of reliable reserves and Sophomores from the B squad who will provide excellent material for next year, The schedule and scores were: Ja'ffr'rs0n Z0 .,........... M. H. S. 0 Albany T .... M. H. S. 12 liugene T . . . . . . M. H, S. 6 Silvt-Vtori T ... M. li. S. U Tigaird 0 ....... .. M. H. S. ll Salt-m li! . .. .... M. H. S. 13 I-'ore-st Grove 6 .... M. H. S. 6 livauw-rtmi 0 M. H, S. 13 Hillsboro 0 .... . .. M. H. S. 2' Imllus li ... M. H. S. 20 'I'illumook la .. M. ILS. 20 Basketball LTHOUGH hampered by the loss of six lettermen from last year's championship team, the Grizzly basketball squad played a killer schedule with a creditable showing. They won 16 of their 30 games for a percentage of .533, and lost out to Tillamook in the District No. 6 championship finals by the narrow margin of one point. McMinn- ville was the only team in the state to score over thirty points against Corvallis, the state champions. Salem's 35 to 46 loss to the Bears was their worst defeat of the season. Don Mabee led the individual scoring with 289 points. Bob Blenkinsop was a close second with 282 and Dick Jones third with 158. The team scored a total of 959 points against their opponents 836. The members of the squad receiving letters were: Mabee, Blenkinsop, Mullikin, Dow. and Forell, forwards: Bob Jones, Cellers, and Johnson, guards: Dick Jones, cen- ter: Loop, manager. MclVlinnville placed two men on the All-District first team: Bob Jones and Don Mabee, and one on the second: Dick Jones. Five lettermen will be lost by graduation, but excellent material for next year's team will be provided from this year's B squad and Sophomore team. The return- ing veterans from this year are: Mabee, Mullikin, Johnson and Dick Jones. The schedule and scores were: Jefferson 34 M H S. Salem 37 .... H.S Forest Grow- S M. H. S Eugene 31 .... . H. S Uorvallis 41 ..... ... M. H S. Hillsboro 19 .. H. S. Jefferson 34 M. H. S. Tillamook 43 .. H. S. Franklin 47 M H. S, College Frosh 23 II. S Ashland 23 ISI. H. S. Newberf.: Z2 . . . H. Linvoln 47 . M. H S Dallas 15 ...... H.S Benson 33 M. H. S Salem 35 .. H, S Lincoln 25 . M. H S Newbery 25 . H. S. Dallas 19 M. H. S Silverton 31 . H. S. Corvallis 42 M H S Silverton 13 . . . H, S. Hillsboro 25 . .. . .. M. H. S College Frosh 22 .H. S. Eugene 38 ....... ... M. H. S Tillamook 29 .. H. S. Forest Grove M. H. S ISIC -2 H19 yur s track term xx rs one of the frnest nn the hrstory of the school Arthoug composed of only seven men rt mrdc a remarkable showmg Coathed by Lawrence Trchenor I1 rnfrtlcl student the tum competed rn sey eral meets The rtlw term pluced second rn tht medley' relay rn th H111 Nlrlrtxry Atzdtmy rnttt xt Portlmd and fourth rn rn rnyrtrtlonrl meet at Cory 1111s XX c stored 36 pornts rn 1 dull mttt yyrth Salem Xt tht drstrltt mttt ln Qorx lllxs the t rm dlspliyfed tts real prowess when V116 Stt lryt out or ttn ntvt dlstrltt rettros n the lou hurdles 1OOy1rdd1sh brord jump -1-10 y lrd dxsh and the relry 1 ettcrs wtrt my mrdccl to Bob Jonts Bob Jenner Dale Moor Bob Blenktnsop Lrrl Trent and Don Mabee L10 H12 coll tum Ctlltrs J ukrns 'Xlalonty Mud und Prrsons txpttttd to hue an vnusullly successful season thus yemr All pllytrs ucctpt Ctlltrs tre mtmbers of e Sophomore md Junror cltsscs and promrst to pI'OXlL1C' tvrcclltnt mrtcrml for teams rn t next tuo Vcus Ihe squad plrycd under the C1lfLCll0I1 of Bob Nhttethctk lht Schedule and scores were 1 411 F11 X 11' I1 1 X 4 CHHIS LTHOUGH two star players yytre lost from the 1935 term by graduatron tus year s tennls team wlth Mr Baalty as coach IS expected to make a good shoytrnq X1os of the members haye had seytral years of experrence Matches wtll be played ey ery ay as soon as the season gets rnto full swmg Players from whom tht team rs chosen art Engle Grover Bladme Stryker Blenkrnsop Dow Burdett Clnnamon Brooks and Fogel . 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Stuclent Bocly Qlllccrs 1 .wg-M Prcszdmt Robert Blenkinsop l In President Dan Burdett Stcreturu lxathryn McGu1re S Qecmt at flrn Don Mabee ai l ac A soolalgec blut ual l ot v Pl: attnutlcs of the Assoctatcd Studeat Body art numttotxs Soon a'ttr tht sta ol tht school scar tht annual 'Vltx looked upon as ont of tht sthool s outs andmg socxal ments was htld rn the gn mnastum Golf and Ttnms were maugurattd as m nor spc rts lootball basl-ttblll ant, track were gum Important places on he attlxrtx lst rd lm showings xxtrt rrwd der our new coach OfXlllL Ballu Tht dthatt tum xt as outstlndtng nd placttl h blr ln t XX tsttrn Dragon Lham plonshtp CllXlSlOI'l ht A 9 B play Charm Sthool and th tptrtttn Jtrry or Itrxtho Road xx ere both outstandmg The star has been a suc essful ont rn Q rx x ax vnlth txcclltnt cotp raton from all groups ' r ' A -1, ttf - -1 78 Cf Pal , .4 , 'N os: '- 3 L 1 A 1' ' .' . A . ' ' l A' '.tl' x I sv V H ' x Y I ' t K 'j1fa. 1 , .. utm- Y v4 1 lwv , ti , ,g '45 fs A s E,,- hh, . s ., ' K '7 C. ' 'v'C!' 121' ' ' ' DQ I The Student Council HE Student Council is composed of representatives of the Student Body forming an executive and legislative group for the purpose of transacting Student Body business. Elections for Student Body offices, filling any vacancies occurring in these offices, def ciding Student'Body policies, and awarding school emblems for the extra-curricular activities upon the recommendation of the coach are the duties of the Student Council. Meetings of this group are called by the Principal or the Student Body President, who presides over all meetings. The Council consists of the president, vice president, and secretary of the Associated Student Body as ex-officio members, the class presidents, and two representatives from each class. The members of the 1935-36 Student Council are: Student Body President ..,. . . . . . Robert Blenkinsop Vice President , . . , . . . . . . Dan Burdett Secretary ..... . . . . . . , Kathryn McGuire Senior Class President . . . . William Stryker Representatives . , . . Douglas Engle, Paul Loop Junior Class President . . . , XVilliam Ramsey Representatives . . Charlotte Koch, Harold Bride Sophomore Class President .,.. , i . i John Parrish Representatives Lois Noble, Kelton Peery Girls, League President .,.... ..... L eah Koch Vice President . . . . . Frances Stout Secretary .,,, , . Barbara Lever Treasurer . , .... . . Neva Wlmite HE Girls' League, with Miss Elizabeth Vinson as Dean of Girls, has enjoyed a year of real growth and development. Besides the regular business and programs which it usually supports, the organization undertook, for the first time since its founding in 1931, a really large task. The League produced A'Cupid's Dream, an original pro- duction in which every girl in the student body participated. A Radio Guild was added this year to the list of departments which the girlsmay join. The combined membership of the groups include every girl in the senior high school. All of the girls athletics are under the supervision of the Athletic department. The League is maintained to provide activities and entertainment and to in- still the members with information of various vocations which may offer suitable occupations for them. The theme this year was The Ideal Girl and Charm. At each meeting one of the following groups gave a program pertaining to that subject: Social Service, Athletic. Commercial, Girl Reserves, Home Economics, and Program. The Pep Band N INE members comprised the Pep Band. They played at several football and bas- ketball games and at nearly every pep assembly and rally. Despite the fact that no ad- visor has been assigned them, they showed accomplishment and made a real contribution to our school spirit. Members: Milton Forell Trombone Gene Parsons Baritone Spedden Kittrell Cornet Gerald Parsons Clarinet Darwin Mayfield Cornet Robert Peck Bass Drum Doyle Mullikin . . Cornet Kclton Peery Cornet Paul Seibert Snare Drum The Fire Squad HE Fire Squad, a group of the older and larger boys in the school who are chosen from every class, has as its purpose, making everything as safe as possible in case of fire. The members of this squad have various duties, such as: manning fire hose. opening doors, checking all rooms to make sure all are vacant, standing by for furthe: orders from the principal or fire chief, and above all sounding the alarm. Tlie Collect-Q-Pepe HE Collect-O-Peps is an organization made up of ten senior girls. selected by a ballot of the senior class on a basis of grades. character. and ability. One of the liveliest groups in the school. it has many duties and responsibilities. The girls sell and collect tickets at football and basketball games. sell student body tickets. annuals, and usher at school functions. This year the members chest' Jean Foster as their manager: they were under the advisorship of Miss Elizabeth Vinson. The membership of the group for the past year consisted of: Barbara Anderson. Virginia Hyder, Golda Atkins, Josephine Culver. Kathryn McGuire. Alice Pyatt, l.aura Elder. Frances Stout, Jean Foster, and Victoria Fuqua. The Pepsters -1 HE Pepsters. directed by Miss Marjorie Bass, advertised our activities and athletics with songs and skits before such groups as the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, and l.in- field College. They also appeared several times before the student bodies of junior and senior high school, Ruby Bennette was selected as song leader with Florence Fagan as assistant. The group. made up of Sophomore and Junior girls, consisted of: Ruby Bennette Juanita Plumeau Mary Ella Frisbie Barbara Lever l.ois Noble Betty Booth Lucile Robins Erdia Davidson Louise Pfouts Ruth Taylor Edna Giddings Eiliene XVhite Marjorie Jones Florence Fagan who ,wat li -if l Y ,Q QI -.x .1 1. .,r Yfljl .A 1. . a , it J 1 I CUYM I I Nfl ix o K' in w Ili L Q 'KY T' T ,K , .2 4i!lw.n?tI:.l , 7 ,K -5 r a L 'su.Z'Gw .W . J' -M' f S I v 1 X l A ' 1936 INCGLNIAN A YEARBOOK IS not a cold llfeless group of cuts and type matter prmted on pages bound between two covers but the lxvlng embodl ment of the ldeals of a school fired wrth the splrxt of the school year and breathed lnto llfe by the creatlveness of the staff Your staff has undertaken and dlscharged credntably a dlfflcult task and we hope as you turn these pages and re llV6 the events of the ntem Vve are proud of the confldence placed in ou1 alslllty to produce a yearbook ln keeplng Wxth the tradltlons of the Hlgh School and we hope that we have the opportumty of placlng the faCllltlCS of our organlzatxon at the dlsposal of the Llncolnlan staffs m succeedmg years The ELEPI-IGNE EGISTER year that you will join with us in congratulat- 2 g h . T I-I E. vuffnngev SHABIOKD Extends Congratulatlons Portra1ts Kodak F1I'11ShlI'1g HARPER JAMISON A Students Store Where All Students Feel At Home' O I . . . . 9 if ! . . , Q . . Central Pharmacy J. C. Penney The Rexall Store - . o o TI-IE NEWS REPORTER Publwhlng Company Where Commerclal Prlntlng of uahty IS Produced CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STU DENT BODY AND TO THE GRADUAT INC CLASS OE 1936 UPON THE COM PLETION OE ANIOTHER SUCCESSPUI SCHOOL YEAR Instltutlon Phone I I6 g RLADY TO WEAR MENI 5 FURNIISHINOS MCMIHHVIIIC Oregon DRY GOODS SHOES A Natlon Wlde Greetmgs FOITI NEWTON S T U D I 0 4' C F g Ph 301 K cl k ' ' h' C IW 'k P -t 't Enlar ' g One ' XVE SERX E EX ERY THING from 1 cup of roftc to I1 Banqu t TOURIST CA E I3T3T XX ISHES to the class of 36 I future suerrss and upp Dlelschnelder Bros J yyel rs ij Optomemsts Robison Flower Shop Gut Elon rs CORSAGES Telephone IO-I' Rrsld ne Telephone 89XX 'XIcXrI1nny1IIe Oregon Fredrlcks 8: Berrldge DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales Seryxce 6 I T d Phone 34 MERCHANT TAII OR AWD CLOTHIER IX'Ie'XI1nny1II Oregon 'XIost of the Joness Sunday motor mp I 'ILI b n marred by .1 y1oIent quarrel On ilu xr homeyy 1rd Journey they passed 1 pls 1 yubt as a donkey brayed Ions and oud s that n relatrye of yours he uke sa In L y Only by marrnge dear she rephrr 5KKu.IIy MADONNA Beauty Shop IVIrs Loy Blrchfxeld Owner IOI7 3rd St Phone 457 R MCMIHDVITIQ Oregon Sunset Dairy l GRADE A MILK Raw and Pasteurlzed Nature s Best Food Telephone 2 9 3 , , , , , , , . A 'Q 'or ' I. '2- C nc-ss. . . . U . 1 Q , X T 4 - I . 'e V c 'c ' ' . . I hir , I A ' ' ' ' . A - 1 a ' 1 ' Schenk, The Tallor ,N C, , , , 1 or L . cl 3 VL A 'A 1 L L57 , tue f ' ' f Q A 4 I . A Ulf 'V V 2 1. -J rgi Xf1II'. . 1 n Y ' ' 1 , 4 , A ,. V , ., , Congratulatlons XX e ollcr ou ccnpzalulatnons to th graduates ol tht M Mmmnll lhc h School and xush them succtss nn wlnlexcr ll osx pmlt slon m1 lVlclVllNNVIll E BRAXICH The Umtecl States Nauonal Bank of Portland McMINNVlll E OREGON! L C Apptrson Manaqu l H Brxedvuell Asst Manujcr want you to teach my som ox ugn language lVlclVl1nnv1lle Celtalnly madam French Guman Xvllltll IS the most fore1gn9 Belng electd to Conqrts tt tunly m lk s strange bed fellows yes But lt doesnt L1 lon to at used to the same bunk C' I 10111 PFDERQFN BROS Tmty Crtnntry Butter 'and Swett Cream THE BLUE MOON Mak thls your hcadquazl A tasty fountaxn lanch FRESH CANDIES Any S129 Fllm Developed On Prlnt ofE1ch un c Photo Craft Snop N xt to XX aux 26 Llght Ofll O o O O 1, ', ,. ,. . ' . , . l J , L K' L ' ' u- . 14 Lx .xl ku Y. 3 xx I L vx lhe' ' ch :cu w . 'si' .y be. a. E I U . . , ' A ' r ' 11' l ' ' ' c 1 a f '- 1. ,, . . H B ' l ', . ' , C Russian, ltalian, Spanish--? rearnery 'A ' e ky 'S' ' Oh, U. ' 'Lk l Q . f ' A . g 3' 1 O Y K., A , lx A n e ' ' ' cya Y V Xeg. 'c 35 v ' , I 1 A fuk ' a ' uct Ramsey s 5c to S1 oo 'I ollairus Sghool Supplns N moms X on Ilya mdv Inqu S Ioys Books Ramsey s 5c to S1 00 Gdbert Tdbury IOlDV8s IORD PARTS IOAD Nh LHANIQS MCMIHDX llle Ure For Perfect Laundry SCYVICC Call HOME LAU DRY 'VIcMmnv1llc Oregon Telephone 47 Ward S spmds nmy mmlhons ot dolllrs cub yur ior HILILITIYILIISL md oxcr mr WL um raw products ron Wal rn nn hw mxnas and formts Xkhsnrn :customs conurt thus m tuul unto nnmhandmsg XVhcn you buy NIADI IIN THF WEST Mfnhmndnsg from Wlrds xou UL Munn thg fmmst qullntx pxoduus muh hom your own matcrmls md hklpxns, support XVeQurn m dustxy Montgomery Ward SL Co 9 o . . O Ak- X' '-S TL I---1: 'KI CQ I--W 3 rch 3 . WV: , , . o ' ' ,md . X , X Q I I 0 7 . I - yu. Y r I Yx'h t V half that Amount in thc XVcst, Each W. ,. .. , 1 f 1 . I V.. - - V rx ' . U . L '., ' , .. x- x V lx' vw 4 J, A : 1 V ' . ri- L K A , , 4 . v N '.. 7 V v m .--A V uv v I Y' I ' ' ' ' , 5 , . I , ' , 5. .5 , ' Y A V I - - . . XX E EXTEND Congratulatlons TO THE CLASS OF I9 66 F 11 st Natlonal Bank MCMlHHXlllL s only locally ou nod bunk Oldcst Bmk IH Yamlnll County Mnlton saxd the ttaclacr rcproyxng ly you mlsspelled most of tht words ln your composxtmon L, X ci m eycplamed Mllton l m o 155 to be a dlalect XKIIIQI Ll Homcllkc Comfmnbl Hotel A Holly xx ood blondt yms wpply ng for Moderate Rates J sport C l l ' ' C U A I 'U 'lf ' ' t 4- 7 L' 'Y' I ' ' V ' Q i ' fl Y ' A ' Q V, tukyfig' .1 taxi . O. O. Darby, Nlgr. 1 E, fQ 5' X 'lk ' li ka in ' -E P ,dv ' if ti- 53+ V fr, Art you marned? asked the goytrn mtnt offxcxal Thlrd and Eyans 'Noyy and then was the reply BEAUTY MAID SHOPPE in PERMANENTS my SQ Q Y OUR SPECIALTY 'E 'QL' Iya XV1dness Joyce Wldness -x TELEPHONE 283 J X Z' CongratuIat1ons to Mac I I1gI'1 from Breler Co W HHN I1 OL THINIX OF Furmture lhmk of us Hcxdqmrzers for ood fl mum TI the rIQI1L pnccs d I I un to thost who Ins Io Iumu h thu fmt home T1IIJuW 5: Fmk Ho m FurnIsI'Icrs to YxmhIII Countv Western Food Store and Market Ilomt ot XIRVIAII Col I IF Independent Store Ant you I tlock xxuthcr asktd in tnIpIoytr ot hc t1mIId1tc for Cl job No I don t Ixkc IHSILIL work rtpIILd r I ndm Than mmt tht ul dmbon IULICIUIHL forth Dom, Ilnblt Dldnt In txtubt hlm SL IIT U9 USE YOLR IIFXD AWD IACE IN OUIx IHLSI NFSS FRANK L UKF 9 Barbtr L A Courtemanche c I xux II IIXIXIDXI XRI IVICCO1 mlck Deermg IARN1 XIAQHINPS I I il 11 n I ' ' '. . . g ll' ' I 'L ' . 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McMIN'NIVII LE .Saw the Labels and obtum Qmmlleli zzxxifigi La rk T h 0 2 'ff P XVHERE HAPPINESS AWAITS YOU Dlrectlon of M W and R J Mattecheck Phone 316 XV McM1nnv111e Oregon Stanarcl s Grocery Kmg's Market The House of Dealer m Beef Pork Veal Mutton and Quahty Foods Poultry Smoked and Salt Meats Phone 314 Free Dehvery Phone 10 We Dehvcr I Qin. , U ,QC Kiev 1 , , 4 Y ,, 1 4 ' - L - D 1 I , Q Phone 213 Res 409 XV Farnham Electrlc Company estmahouse Ranges Refrzgerators House Wzrmg Helen s Fashlon AND Beauty Shoppe Dxstmctue Clothes for XVomen Thermlque Permanents 231 Thmrd St Phone 35lJ We Handle GENUINE MASONITE PRODUCTS Let us show you how you can ln ance a new house 207 down pay pay Brmg your bu1ld1ng prob lems to us for a faxr and honest so lut1on MCMINNVILLE LUMBER YARD lst and Baker Phone 39 Samtary Dalry RANV and PASTEURIZED ICE '25 COLD STORAGE PHONE 3 1 7W GRAVES The eweler Remember Us When Choos mg Glfts for Graduatlon McNI1nnx1lle Oregon Fuller s Standard SCFVICC Statlon COURTEOUS DEPENDABLE SERVICE F1fth and Irvlne Streets Slnp Wzlh Us Portland McM1nnv1lle Phone EA 2 3 04 Phone W 'M , ' f' - . 0 ' ment at 596 interest, 20 years to MILK Qver a Thlrd of a Century Caterlng to the Students of Yamhlll County HAMBLIN WHEELER CLOTHING COMPANY COATS SUITS CAMERON S WQFQQFQ Pwnrrnv MILLINF RY ACCESSORIES X OODWIN Phone40Z PALM CAFE AFTER THE SHOXV THE PLACE TO GO M d M A L - A'Mo11cy's Vforth or Money Back Q ! 7 ' Q I . ..,--..........., I ---,-..--- A mliluu Red ani Xfhilc S G NIFTEESHOPPE S I 1 r. an rs. . . O ' P p. PAR VAY SI-IOPPE FOUNTAIN LUNCH Thlrd and Baker Struts HOTEL OREGON BEAUTY S ALON Congratulatrons Class of 36 Thanks for Your Patronage Phone 460 JONES 6: I-IANSARD SERVICE STATION Un1on O1l Products Credlt Bureaus nc COLLECTIONS Cred1t Reports INIcM1nny1lle Oregon KIENLE MUSIC CO EXERYTHINIC1 MUSICAL RADIOS and ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS MCMINNVILLE ORE Diddy they Sald 1n Sundav schoo todxy that eyxl sp1r1ts entered the herd ox swnne Is that the way they got th f1rst deylled ham Daddy? mdrgestron? Daddy Why I don t know Vv hy ? Dorothy M Well my teacher sa d th Lord gaye h1m two tablets USE THE BEST Ask for Sonny Boy Bread ATLAS BAKERY Your Own Home Is Your Castle No xdle dream that You can easxly haxe a home of your own puttmg yy hat you now pay for rent mto xts constructmon cost We have helped many others Let us dlscuss 1t wxth you Chas K Spaulclmg Logglng Co . V I A :L L 4 I 83 , I . l , l 1 L ll .. y . . , . . . ' , Dorothy' M.: Daddy, did Moses have . . . ,, V V I. . 1 . - - . Y' .: , 1 Q LY I , I V 7 Y . . Co11gratu1at1ons GRADUATES and STUDENTS XXL vzttnd to you graduuts ot 1936 our xtry best yushcs for your contmutd success and to 111 others vu xyrsh a happy y.1c.1 Iron t but for oycr 30 y rs ITl11I'lY1lI1w.L 1 K1lVl1lly stort md 1rc rtuy at 111 trmcs to 1ss1st you m tytry yx1y possl c Ever yt11111g to Wear ILLERS 111t young man yyas uyrng to I'1111KL ood yx1t11 thc famrly and was hO1C1lI1f, 1ut1t 'X111t111 on 1115 1ap Durmg Z1 p1ust loontd up 1t tht young man and sand Chevrolet CO X11 1 as 11t1xyf TS SISICF Mary Sttond and Baktr its XX 111t 11t you FUDHIUE, tor Grmtg To kttp two fc11oyys from frghtmg yyho uc they? 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