McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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their varied talents and wide experiences enrich ' 0 0 0 4 GORDON ASBURY Industrial Arts I, II, III; Fire Squad Advisor; Assembly Committee. ELDORE BAISCH History Civics; General Mathematics; Junior Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach; Sophomore Class Advisor. HARRY DAWSON Vice Principal; Art I, P; Honor Society Advisor, Lincolnian Advisor. ROBERT DUNGAN General Mathematics; General Science; Wrestling, Track Coach; Freshman Class Advisor; Guidance Committee. GLENNIE MAE EARLY Head of English Department; English I, II, IV; Junior One-Act Play Director; Senior Class Play Director; Senior Class Advisor. DUANE FAUL General Mathematics, Physics, Driver Training, MARS Advisor, Assembly Committee. VIRGINIA WARD ELLIOTT A Capella Choir, Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Ensemble, Junior Ensemble Director. ARTHUR FRYER Audio-Visual Director, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, F.T.A. Advisor; Camera Club Advisor. MR. SKINNER FIGHTS for the ball with a senior opponent in the noon hour March of Dimes Benefit game

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strive for a complete satisfactory school system . McMinnville High School’s principal, Mr. Clifford Skinner, who is charged with the responsibility for the administration of our school, cooperatively worked with the teachers, students, and parents in the community. Enabling our school to meet its responsibilities most successfully, Mr. Skinner shared plans and experiences within these groups. Aided by the vice-principal and deans, he plans student activities, assigns teachers and students to the various classes, and handles conferences with parents and students. CLIFFORD SKINNER Principal; President of Oregon Association Secondary School Principals; Student Council Advisor MR. HARRY DAWSON Vice-principal; boys' attendance, counseling. MRS. LAVERNA LAPHAM Dean of girls; girls' attendance, counseling. MR. ROBERT PAUL Dean of boys; counseling, district attendance supervisor, supervisor. 7

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the live$ of the students with whom they work JAMES GOODWIN Clerical Practice, Business Machines, Business Law, Typing I. JACK GREINER Athletic Ticket Sales Director; Shop I, II, III; Honor Society Committee. ETHEL HAMBLIN English II, III; Spanish 1, II; World History; SOS. Advisor; Sophomore Class Advisor; Honor Society Committee; Assembly Committee. ELIZABETH HONN Shorthand I, II; Typing I, II; Honor Society Committee. FLO HORNBERGER Librarian, Junior Class Advisor, Guidance Committee. CLIFTON JAMES School Insurance Director, Algebra I, Plane Geometry, General Mechanics; Athletic Trainer. MARY KIENLE English II, III; Honor Society Committee, Scholarship Committee. DON KLEIN Social-Economics, History-Civics, Junior Class Advisor. MARGRETT KOPF Girls' Physical Education; Tennis, Swimming Coach; G.A.A. Advisor-Student Activities Committee. LAVERNA LAPHAM Dean of Girls, Senior Girls Health, Freshman Health, Girls League Advisor, Guidance Committee. Many people, both adults and students, believe that all a teacher does is teach four or five classes a day and correct a few papers. Actually a teacher's job goes much farther than this. Without them our activities would be few, as they work very hard for our benefit. The faculty helps students both with personal and school problems, and prepare young people for college life, and life in the adult world. Mr. Don Klein served as president of the faculty and Miss Ethel Hamblin served as secretary-treasurer. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION enjoy the annual Easter Tea given by the Future Homemakers of America under the supervision of Miss Wells.