McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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SENIOR GIRLS This organization, made up of all senior girls, was organized for the purpose of being of service to the school. It was largely responsible for the success of the annual banquet honoring the football team held this year in the lunchroom. All the cooking, decorating and serving for this banquet was done by this group of seniors. Guided by their advisor. Miss Show-alter, the organization also did much of the planning for the “Senior Flunk Day. Sergeant-at-Arms, Phyllis Smith Secretary-Treasurer, Ramona Raymond IRLS LEAGUE Girls League, an organiza-de up of all the girls in the body, carries on activities good of all the girls. This year the girls sold hot dogs at (ball games and with the money from these sales and from us production of “Eidolon,” remodeled their lounge in the ool. Their one big function was a tea given in the late 11 honor of the mothers of all the students. league holds regular meetings the third Wednesday of °nth at which the programs have included entertainment G. A. A.; sock dancing; and talks by eminent speakers. President, Lydia Koch Vice-President, Joann Kilen Treasurer, Margaret Nichols Secretary, Marge Maey ls year officers are: President, Lydia Koch; vice-presi- larjorie Macy; secretary, Joann Kilen; treasurer, Margaret ■ and advisor, Mrs. Lapham.

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Nii-hols; Mai-Lean; Donnelly; Hearing; Osborne; M. Mattecliei-k Seastranil; Capps: K. Johnson; Meyertnk: IjaVoir; Bergstrom B. Johnson; Engle; Dies; Koch; Cuffel; K. Johnson Banks; Blenkinsop; Warmlngton; Muhle; Mephillips; B. Mattecln-ek; Chambers; Smith; Frink STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is an organization composed of the student body officers, class presidents, and one representative for every fifteen members of each class. The duties of this group are numerous, but the principle ones are voting on athletic awards, deciding the price of the annual and student body fees, and settling any student affairs which might arise. In addition to the above, the council was responsible this year for forming the Recreation Committee, securing quicker service in the cafeteria for the faculty, and for the many noon dances which have been held this year. Headed by A. S. B. Prexy Larry Hearing, the council again proved successfully that student government not only can work but is an advantage to a smoothly run school.

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Manager, Glenn Banks LINCOLNIAN The Lincolnian staff has worked hard to make this annual an interesting one for the reader. The book is different in style, but not in content from recent editions of the Mac Hi yearbook. Credit for the production of the Lincolnian is the result of cooperation shown by the staff and editors who have worked together in making this an annual that will be kept and enjoyed always. The staff members are Editor. Barney McPhillips; assistant editor, Jim McDaniel, manager, Glenn Banks; assistant manager, Lois Gill, photographers, George Baumgardner and Jack Burgess, activity reporters, Phyllis MacLean, Joyce Dies, and Frances Blen-kinsop; feature writers, Marcine Elston, Mary Hansard, and Ramona Raymond; athletic reporter. Jack Burgess; class reporter, Mary Hansard, Margaret Nichols. Jane Cline, Marguerite Elkington; typists, Dorothy Rasmussen, Joanne Maxwell, and Pat Garrigus; adviser, Mrs. Davison. Dies. Raymond. Coffey, Cline, Gill. Rlklngton Nichols, Klston, Hlenkinsnp, Garrigus, Maxwell, Fraser, Davison Baumgardner, McDaniel, Rasmussen, Mac-Dean, Kilen, Burgess