McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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o CLASS MEMBERS Adams - Don Denning Harold Loibl e Adams Richard Doran Colin Macnab 1 Albright son j Elizabeth Dull Harold Mahon Alderman Marguerite Elkington Margaret Matches .lien Millie Engle Alan Maxwell an Andrist vaV Melvin Ferris Marian Maynard Atkinson Jack Forell Shirley McKinney Baert Llewellyn Gardiner Yola Michael lett Richard Gass JoAnn Minahan leeler Robert Gass Doris Moon Berry John Gunning Doris Nelson Biggs Joanne Guzman Bernard Nelson Biggs Irvin Hanville Ilene Newberg lish Della Harshman Nancy Nichols ie Boos Raymond Harvey Thomas Nolan lowlby Raymond Holt Gerald Nollette Blum Donna Huston Donna Nordquist Bowen Patricia Jackman Elizabeth Olson irazier James Jackson Norman Olson Bride Maurice Jernstedt Douglas Perry ride Delores Johnson Vera Pratt Burbach Bill Johnson Patricia Pritchett Canfield Patty Kellison Maysal Ranck rter Elenora Kessler Barbara Redmond in Chegwyn Jean Kirkwood Jerry Reeve s Christensen Larry Knopf Charles Roberts f Cochran Mary Lou Knowles Eunice Robertson leever Richard Krieger Barbara Rossner )elp Patricia Laune Virginia Ruffner Dorothy Rylah Delores Sampson Madonna Sampson Katherine Sanford Willis Schmiedel Harry Sieler Charles Sitton Charles Smull Delores Smull Delores Starnes James Stowell Richard Strayer Ann St rout Pat Teague Gordon Travis Richard Trent Robert Troyer Betty Vollstedt Barbara Wagner George Warmington Ernest White John Waugaman Lloyd White Mary White Barbara Wilson Beverly Wiser Beverly Withycombe Patricia Wolfe Teddie Wright Jeanne Youngberg

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1 Wilson, Engle Bish, Denning, Beeler Farrell Warmfngton, Atkinson FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Our Freshman Class of 45, with its membership of one hundred and twenty, entered school with much enthusiasm, wanting to take an important part in all of the high school affairs. In the first Freshman Class meeting, officers were elected for the coming year. Socially, the Frosh survived the traditional initiation and proved that they could take it.” The Freshmen girls got a first taste of what it is like to be in the Home Economics Club when they smeared mustard on 1,1 00 hot dogs. With their second term came the preparing and serving of a turkey dinner to the F. F. A. boys, not to mention many other recreational parties and activities. Bill Johnson has directed many frosh affairs such as the skating party held in March and the noon recreational program. Athletically, twelve Freshmen boys organized a basketball squad and did a fine job. If they continue as they have started, our school will have an undefeated record in the future. And musically the Freshmen have contributed much talent to both the Glee Club and Band.

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