McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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S ENIO R CLASS • ►riMCKRS President ...... Vice-President . . Secretary........ Treasurer ...... Scrgeant-nt-arms .Wayne Robbins . . Bob Hammond Rosemary Capps . . . Dianne Worth ..Kenny Wright Due to the wartime activities added to the extra curricular program, the 1945 graduating class, the third since the war’s beginning, has had an unusually full schedule. The class has been the leader in war activities carried on during the school year by conducting War Bond and Stamp sales, participating in salvage collections and contributing generously to War Funds. In the ticket selling contest for the student body play. “The Mad Hatters. they won first prize, viz: a party tendered by the losing classes. Last fall, the seniors enjoyed welcoming two classes, the sophomores and freshmen. into the school with a three-day initiation program. The change from a three to a four-class school made this action necessary. Many activities were sponsored by the senior girls this year. Ten girls were chosen as Collect-O-Peps. and two more as yell leaders. Banquets were given for the football and baseball teams after the f completion of the playing seasons by all the girls. Betty Jean McCourry was chosen as the school’s D.A.R. Pilgrim. On account of the gas shortage, intramural activities were unusually popular. In the G.A.A. program, senior girls won the basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong tournaments. The senior boys, without the aid of five “A” squad members, finished second-best at the close of their intramural basketball season. “The Mummy and the Mumps,'' the class play, was presented in May and con- J( sidered a success. . Senior dress-up day. held in the spring, featured a wide variety of hilarious ? tumes. c Thirty-eight members purchased class rings and lavaliers. The class of '4 5 was well represented in TT)e musical oi am tions aiyh clubs. S £ ) Because of wartime conditions. the faTs is ifb r thc smallest ver o j duate a - $hows rhat ixftoas accorrtpTished iore fybfPV 5 •v from McMinnville High, but its reco any previous graduating group. V -v ' ' ■ 3- y 2 s A Af A r° f ’ V v. ’ • 4 s