McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Sergeant at-Arms President Secretary Treasurer Glen Macy Connie Fullmer Agnes Berry Kenneth Ferris s benior Cla T UNF. six. marked the finish of twelve years of high school and grammar school activi-) ties for the class of 41. This group entered senior high in the fall of ' 8 and is considered one of the most active and outstanding classes ever to attend McMinnville high school. Since the hot-handed reception they received as sophomores, they have shown sportsmanship as well as much determination and enthusiasm. Their bonfire was the largest in the school s history. In both the junior and senior years they won the A.S.B. play ticket selling contest entitling them to the annual 'feed'. They have cheerfully accomplished any task assigned them. Many of the school's athletic stars in football, basketball, wrestling, track and tennis have been representatives of this class. Both the boys and girls worked very hard on decorations in preparing for the largest dance of the year. Homecoming, at Thanksgiving. Paul Seibert and his orchestra furnished the music. The class held their annual dress up day April 2 and had a parade down town after school. They were dressed as gypsies, Indians, sailors, aristocrats, southerners, Li'l Abner. Daisy Mae. Romans, Scotsmen, Irishmen, farmers, old-fashioned girls, and the most remembered hill-billies. Johnny Northup. an outstanding member of this class, won third place in the Pacific Northwestern twirling contest at Washougal, Wash., in his junior year and first place in his senior year. The senior girls elected as their officers: Betty Mae Blair, president: Marjory Pos-tewaite, vice president: Joy Pollard, secretary-trasurer; and Helen DeLashmutt, sergeant-at-arms. At the end of football season they successfully prepared and served the annual football banquet. Glen Macy w'as chosen honorary football captain by his team mates.