McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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 'ornutt Kopf Riordan 'ouk Johnson Nor! hup Carl Hamblin Nisbct KTHKL HAMBLIN Senior lOnglish. French Minnvillaii Adviser sadiio imrcK Shorthand, Typing, General Business, Lincolnian Adviser KIONNBTII 10. CARL Voi alional Agricultur B LA IN 10 M. JOHNSON Junior History-Civics, Senior High Accounting. Basketball ( 'on eh MAHCAHKTT KOPF Algebra. Jills' Health Kdu ration. Hirls1 Tennis Coach FAY 10 CORNCTT Social Living. Dean of Girls ('LIFFORD A. KLLIOTT Baud. Music 10. J HRI0INI0R Manual Training. Mechanical I) rawing WILLIAM J. MAXW10LI Principal. Mathematics Klliott Maxwell Tucker Young Bruce (Ireiner Mumford Showalte Chemistry, Physics, Algebra IRMA NISP.FT Home IOconomics KLIZ A P.I0T11 NORTH I P Librarian AFDRIOY SIP ) VALTI0R Latin. Social Science MAIIG!K TI CKF0R Social Living RI0VA TFCKKR Junior lOnglish. Public Speaking MARGARI0T ANN Y HNG STANLI0Y L. RIORDAN wury Junior lOnglish. Public Speaking Bovs Health Kducation, Foot- IP M.M. WALTZ ball Coach Biology, social Living

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McGuire. Tilbury. Warren, Cameron, Wortman 1 GO 1 Board r-piHE McMinnville schools arc fortunate in having a school board which not only is JL interested and has close contact with school affairs, but also is composed of leading citizens who themselves participate in the various activities. This board is made up of a woman and four men very prominent in the city. Headed by M. H. McGuire, chairman, they are Mrs. Jennie Warren. Frank Wortman. A. W. Cameron, and Gilbert Tilbury with George Lindsay as clerk. FRANK K. FAGAN As Superintendent of tin Public Schools of McMinnville. Mr. Fagan has done much to further the scholastic aims and ideals of the students of senior high. WILLIAM J. MAXWELL Mr. Maxwell’s ability to make everyone happy has had a worthwhile effect on the students of senior high. I’nder his leadership the student body has and will continue to prosper.

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Bricker, Koch. Macy, Allison. Holden Shannalmn. Peterson Kendrick, McCSulrc, Bates Fink. Happel. Chenoweth. Kendrick. Cavincss. Aeuff Donnelly, Allen. BecK-r Sherlock. Miller, Alexander, Fullim-r. Stout, Mac Dean Student Council rT 1HE Student Council this year adopted a new system whereby there is one represen--L tative for every fifteen students. Through this method, the membership was greatly increased and student government made more representative. Officers included Virginia Alexander. President: Richard Miller. Vice President: Pat Sherlock. Secretary: and Jack Beeler. Sergeant-at-Arms. Representatives from the Sophomore class were Paul Koch. Ed Apperson, Bob Bricker. Dorothy Donnelly. Norman Happel. Mary Lou MacLean. Gordon Shannahan. and Janet Stout. Jack Allison. Roberta Acuff. John Bates, John Chenoweth. Marilyn Holden. Dorothy Kendrick. Rachel Jean McGuire, and Marjorie Peerv represented the Juniors. Seniors on the council were Glen Macy. Connie Fullmer. Jo Allen. Clare Caviness. Gene Peterson. Louise Kendrick, and Dean Fink. Among the accomplishments of the council was the adoption of a new Constitution. the awarding of letters for boys' and girls' athletics, and the planning of two afternoon and one evening dances.