McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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IN NIENIORIAEI DR YY PSION VX I-ll'RlXC PR Dr VX ecton W I-lermger Chaarman ot the Board ol Edum UOII Guffered a fat al heart att ack whlle Conductmg the regulfar meetlng of the board on the evenlng of J anu an lf 1 Va! The followang appeared on the edltorl al p age of the lmu an 10 edataon of the Daalw News Pteglcter YN 69 Herlnger dled wlth h1G book on flgllllllg for the laetter ment of edumtaon for our south faghtmg the battle to whach he had dedacated has l1fe honestv and mtegratx so permeat ed has Qtandards and has actlons that he had garnered rc Qpect and affectlon from Supporter and opponent 'alllae Often It ae hard to underetand why Quch 1 man a lc adea an hae communatx and an the prame of hfe Qhould lx taken from h1Q CourQe That however ae not for us to questaon We maa but eamrem our th anln that we have known hls fellowshap and profat from h1Q understandang Qklll knowledge and detc rmma tlon YWe max but offer thanks that manlund produces thou unusual lI'ldlNldl1dlS whose undeuatang deter'm1n'at1on along a path of growth culture and progrese llghte the waa to contanued amproxement an all the faceta of human Qoclftx and relataons I . ' .--.a Y aw R at 1 -4. I . ' I- - af Q v r - v . - . 11 ,. . J A I . . . . , , . ' , 2 1- .. . 2 i 2 ' 1 ' ' . 1 ' , ' , , . , ' gf: 1 . 1 1 T, . . ' 2 E 1 , . .Z EA ' .. r ' ' ' ' - ' - . . ' . - A 1 ' 1 - , g 1 , , . 1 ' Z T. , , , ' ' Y 1 , x , 1 . 'f ' ' , V v . ,f . ' , . . A . 1 , 1 1 , 7 1 ,, . ? 1 ' ' . Y V . N . rv ' e . ,. 1 .. . , 1 , . , .. ,.. 1 '.' ' ' ' .' .' ' . .' , . , ' , , ' 2- . , . , , .. K , h, N , .' ' ' .' ' ' , 1 1 1 . . . , ' 1 , ,, . , I ' .' ..

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ASB 0fHcers Cooperate For Student Betterment ...1 W., 1. Student Body Officers. FIRST ROW: Treasurer Tom Elliott, President Kathy Beal, Secretary Libby Brown. SECOND ROW: Sergeant- af-Arms Gordon McKay, Vice President Cy Warren. President of the Associated Student Body of Nlc- Nlinnville High School, chairman of student coun- cil, and chief correspondent for the student body just began the list of responsibilities for President Kathy Beal. Vice President Cy XYarren took Kathfs place in her absence, acted as chairman of the Assembly Committee, presided at all assemblies and arranged for exchange assemblies. Recording all student bodv proceedings and is- suing student body cards and pictures kept Secre- tarv Libbv Brown well occupied. Treasurer Tom Elliott accuratelv balanced the books and gave a report to the Student Council each month. As sergeant-at-arms Gordon Mcliav maintained order -in council meetings and assemblies, acted as chairman of the Clean-Up Committee, and called the student bodv to assemblies over the public ad- dress svstem. The purpose of education is to develop Democ- racy as a way of life. The Student Council endeav- ors to assist in that purpose. The council does this by promoting better spirit and interest in the welfare of the school, by encouraging the students to use the ideals of Democracy, and bv developing the un- derstanding andthe habits of high standards of good citizenship. The members, each of whom represents li students, meet each second and fourth YVednes- day. One of the Student Council's major projects was the annual Homecoming festivities. ln its concern for school welfare, the Student Council developed a Code of Conduct set up to guide the student in evervdav student life. To demonstrate the function of the council to the Student bodv, the council mem- bers produced a model Student Council meeting in the gvm. XYith the completion of regular business, the council was joined bv the student bodv for a disa. cussion of school problems. The Student Council also sponsored a joint council meeting with the Hillsboro High School Council at Nlac Hi and sev- eral members attended the District Four Student Council Conference in Corvallis.