McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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S etti i @1444 O President ...........................Norman Happel Vice-President .........................Tom Gunness Secretary ...............................Zelda Well Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Anderson Class Colors ...................... Maroon and White Class Flower ................................Carnation Class Motto “Today we follow; tomorrow we lead.” S (?1 Z66 ’'pHE HIGH AND MIGHTY seniors of “43” will long be remembered in the annals of McMinnville High School for their outstanding doings. Though many of their usual activities were curtailed because of the present war, they found new ones to take their places. Because of weather and other conditions, the sophomore initiation was postponed until spring at which time the “little sophs” were initiated with great gusto. Something this year’s class added to the senior activities was a senior banquet. It was a semi-formal affair, with the faculty and school board attending as guests. Another new venture was an all-senior student body program which was a great success. Next came the annual senior play, “Jane Eyre,” put on by the seniors and directed by Mr. Parent. Senior dress'uP-day was a great spectacle this year with all the high and mighties” dressed in everything from one extreme to the other. As usual the senior boys have been outstanding in athletics, with the girls following close behind with their doings in G.A.A. In the speech contest at Linfield College, and in many of our musical organizations, the seniors have shown their ability. And now these seniors of “43” bid farewell to “Old Mac High” with the hope that their accomplishments and diversions will long be remembered.