McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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GLEE CLUB Compton. Vincent. Crowe. Bergstrom. Hartzell, Kn le. Laphani. B. Anderson, Otterson. Todd, I’. Garrigus, Bridenstine. Jackman, Fulham. Schmiedel. Van Hlnc, Vuun«. Pounds. McConnell. Koch. McCourry. Fraser. A. Garrigus. J. Anderson. Hall. Finery. Cline. M. Vincent. Knedder. Frink. Jacobs. Crowe. Jernstedt, Worth. Smith, Qullliam. B. Vincent. B A X D Cuffell, Meyerink Crowell, Clark. Collins. Kidd, Hyder. Griener. Lever. Hartzell, Hall, Welch Cooke, Smith. Pollard. Odgers, Blair. Muhle, Burgess, French. (Juilliam. Pounds Clark. Johnson, Blenkinsop, Taylor. Buumgurdner. Smith. Greenlund. Van Hine, Jackman Todd, McDaniels. Marsh, Bennett — 26 —

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“T H E M A D HATTERS” The Mad Hatters. a Student Body presentation, caused hilarious mirth with the crazy antics of the Hatter family. The three-act comedy, under the capable direction of Norman Wilson, was given in the High School gymnasium on December 1. THE CAST GI g i Hatter..........B tt.v Mae Jackman Angelica ...............................Mary Hansard Bunny Hatter..........................Barney McPhillips Joe Hatter ....................Dan Van Vleet Margaret Hatter ..............Dianne Worth Diana Hatter ........................Juanita Glascoe Nancy Hayward ..............Evelyn Rouske Mugzie Mullen.................Dick Muhle Henry Harrison .....................Donald Shuinway Elizabeth Harrison ....... Shirley Lowe (Mara Sheldon ...........Grace Bridenstine Grandma Hatter.......................Carol Bergstrom PRODUCTION STAFF Prompter...............Ellen Louise Stone Properties and Scenery Bill Oldlmin. David Bryson Wn rdrohe— Joanne Mawvell, Joyce Dies, Rosemary Capps, Rosalie Adams Advertising— Barney McPhillips. Mary Hansard. Joe Norton Programs— i.ois Christensen. Earlene DeLashmutt Ticket Sale— Jean Johnson. Betty Jean McCourry I’shers— Beth Wear. Betty Zimmerman. Helen Stout. Zella Westphal, Dorothy Christen-s n. Barbara Postlewaite Make-up..............Mrs. Norman Wilson M c M I N N V I L L A N In spite of paper shortage and numerous activities and demands made by the war. the McMinnvillan has completed another successful year having published 12 regular issues and two specials, the Senior and Junior editions. The school paper, a big-weekly, is self-supporting and one of the many school activities carried on by the students. The writing corps numbers 30: the business staff five. THE STAFF Editors.......Earh-m DeLashmutt, Shirley Lowe, Dianne Worth, Barney McPhillips Manager ...............Barbara Postlewaite Managing Editor ..........Lois Christensen Editorials .............Frances Blenkinsop Clubs.................................Grace Bridenstine Boys Sports..................Wayne Robbins Girls Sports.............Rosemary Capps Meredith Nichols Exchanges............Betty Jean McCourry Societ .............Earlene DeLashmutt Ftatures ..Phyllis .Mat-Lean, Mary Hansard Assembly anti Drives......Rosalie Adams F.F.A. Reporter .........Howard Bickett Adviser...............Miss Ethel Hamblin News Staff: George Baumgardner, Orval Coffey. Jean Johnson. Reta Adams, Beverly Beard. Phyllis Bladine. Joe Schmidt. Jerry Fraser. Lois Frink. Jane Cline. Mardell Michael, Gloria Roedder. Roy Norris. Business Staff: Doris Jean Childs. Jane Cline. Pat Henry. Lois Frink. Typists: Dorothy Christensen. Juanita Glascoe. Helen Miller. Ellen Louise Stone. Quill and Scroll members included: Rosalie Adams. Grace Bridenstine. Frances Blenkinsop. Lois Christensen. Earlene DeLashmutt. Shirley Lowe, Betty Jean McCourry. Phyllis Mat-Lean. Barney McPhillips. Barbara Postlewaite, Wayne Robbins, Dianne Worth, who were initiated in April. L I N C O L X 1 A N This year's Lincolnian, which is published annually by the Associated Students of McMinnville High School, was made possible by an enthusiastic and cooperative staff. The staff has done its utmost to provide a book which records accurately the year's activities. THE STAFF Editor....................Lois Christensen Sophomore........................Margaret Nichols Assistant Editor ....Dorothy Christensen Freshman..........................Phyllis Bladine Manager ..............Earlene DeLashmutt Features............Bettv Jean McCourry Assistant Manager .........Joan Lawrence Dianne Worth, Jean Johnson Art Editor................Meredith Nichols Carol Bergstrom. Barbara Postlewaite Administration .........Betty Zimmerman Bob lmmer. Jimmy Strout Activities ..Evelyn Rouske. Zella Westplml Organizations.............. Rosemary Capps Athletics....Bob Hammond. (Ben Holden, Juanita Glascoe. Jerry Thomson Helen Stout, Wallace Simerly Snapshots .................Allen Asmussen Classes— War Activities ......................Rosalie Adams Senior ....................Wayne Bobbins Typists ..........Mary Full. Helen Miller Junior ......................Bud Banks Ellen Stone 25

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“THE MUMMY AND THE MUMPS” One more under the direction of Norman Wilson, another success was chalked up by the cast of The Mummy and the Mumps. The setting of the three-act comedy, presented May 1 1. took place in a girls’ school. The plot and action contained one mixup after another. CAST Sir Hector Fish .......................Don Shunnvay Francis Briscoe......................Wayne Robbins William Laidlan ................i lick Rl • Hacker ......................Richard Kirby Perkins. Sheriff .............Dick Muhle Anna Hampton........Betty Jean McCourry Maude Mullen....................Rosemary Capps Du lei e Dumble.....................Jean Johnson Agatha La Id law ................Shirley Lowe Phoebe Beebe............Phyllis MacLean G I R L S G L E E C L U B The Girls’ Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Bertha Compton, opened its enrollment to all the students who desired to participate. This group appeared before P.T.A. meetings. Girls’ League Conference. Christmas Program. Commencement Exercises, and other business and social organizations throughout the school year. The officers of the Glee Club were as follows: President. Betty Mae Jackman; vice president. Phyllis MacLean: secretary, Betty Engle; historian and accompanist, Betty Jean McCourry; librarian. Margaret Crow« . The personnel »f the Glee Club included: First Soprano—Betty Anderson. Juanita Anderson. Emily Bergstrom, Jane Cline, Margaret Crowe, Doris Emery. Betty Engle. Jerry Fraser, Alice Fulham, La Rae Grow. Margaret Hartzell. Louise Jackson, Donna Jacobs, Marian Lapliam, Delores Otterson, Twila Pounds. Shirley Quiliiam. Loretta Vincent, Dianne Worth. Second Soprano—Mildred Picket. Alice Garrigus. Rachael Hall. Edna Jernstedt. Lydia Koch, Joan McConnell. Gloria Roedder. Doris Schmiedel, Leone Van Hine, Barbara Vincent, Mary Vincent. Rowena Waits, Esther Young. Altos—Grace Bridenstim . Lois Frink. Patricia Garrigus. Betty Mae Jackman, Kaye Ryals, Cleo Belle Smith. Phyllis Todd. B A X D The Band, under the direction of Mr. Raymond Cooke, had a membership of 35. This is Mr. Cooke’s first year in McMinnville High School. An excellent showing was made by the band, playing for Student Body assemblies, football and basketball games, the Christmas program. Chamber of Commerce, the Bond drive, and the A.S.B. play. The band was headed by three colorful majorettes. Members of the band and their instruments were as follows: Glockenspiel; Phyllis Todd. Saxophones: George Baumgardner, Phil Polacheck, Pat Taylor. Horns: Dorothy Greenlund. Baritone: Richard Blenkinsop. Basses: Dick Bennette, Jim McDaniel. Malcolm Marsh. Clarinets: Harvey Clark, Shirley French, Donna Lee Greiner. Leone Van Hine, Betty Mae Jackman, Eugene Johnson. George Odgers, Phil Polacheck. Luke Pollard. Twila Pounds. Shirley Quiliiam. Cornets: Donald Blair. Jack Burgess. Orville Clark. Robert Collins, Reagan Crowell. Ramona Hall. Margaret Hartzell, Danny Kidd, Dick Lever, I ick Muhle. Morlan White. Percussion: Hal Cuffel. Jim Meyerink, Norman Smith, Jerris Welch. Drum Majorettes: lmogene Hyder, Donna Lee Greiner, Alberta Schmauder. 27 —