McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

LINCOLNIAN, 1958 Dorothy Neuschwanger, Editor Sondro Howell, Business Manager Danny Kline, Photographer Mr. Harry Dawson, Advisor Published by Associated Student Body of McMinnville high school McMinnville, O Administration .... 3 Classes ....... Classwork .... Orgahization . . Athletics...... Highlights .... Advertisements Index .... The superb faculty of Mac Hi has helped to make this school rate high scholastically. Students have received much help and information from the understanding faculty. Above, Mr. Goodwin, Mr. McManus, and Secretary Mrs. Cowlthorp are shown looking over their mail at the teachers' mailboxes. THE MEMBERS of the board of education of School District No. 40 are: Mr. Waldo Sears, Mr. Stanley Christenson, Mr. Laurence Schreiber, Mrs. Maud Youngman, and Chairman Dave Davison. w CHAIRMAN DAVE DAVISON spends many hours on the business of School District No. 40. He is pictured here at the counter of Division Auto Parts, whicn he owns and operates. 5 THE PRINCIPAL of McMinnville High School is Mr. J. B. Conaway. Although Mr. Conaway is always busy, he finds time to know each student individually and to discuss their personal problems with them. Among his many responsibilities, he must find time each morning to read the daily announcements and inform students of the school activities. 6 ■MB 7 SECRETARY OF McMINNVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, Pat Cowlthorpe, is kept very busy as she serves students and teachers. THE SUPERINTENDENT'S SECRETARY, Mrs. Mary Lou Collins, works to keep the office running at top efficiency. SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS of McMinnville High School, Mr. Robert Blaha and Mrs. Ruby Tuggle, give individual guidance to the students. 9 Mr. GORDON ASBURY B.S., O.S.C., Fire Squad Adv., Ind. Arts, World Geog. Mr. ELDORE BAISCH B. S., O. S. C., Student Insurance, Basketball Coach, American History, World History. Mr. BYRON BENDER B.S., E.O.C.E., J.V. Sports, Gen. Science, Gen. Math, Dr. Tr. Miss JANET CROSBY B.S., O.S.C., FHA Adv., Home Ec. Mr. HARRY DAWSON M.ED., O.S.C., Lincolnian Adv., Biology, Crafts. Miss ETHEL HAMBLIN B.A., Linfield, Y.F.C. Club Adv., English, Spanish, French. Mrs. ELIZABETH HONN M. Ed., Linfield, Thespian Adv., Shorthand, Typing, Gen. Bus. Mr. DON KLEIN M. Ed., U. of W., FTA Adv., American Problems, American History. Miss MARGARET KOPF B.A., Cornell Col., B.A.A. Adv., Tennis, Swimming Coach, Plane Geometry, Girls P.E. Mrs. LAVERNA LAPHAM B.S., U. of O., Girls' Health Mr. PAUL PATRICK Agr. M., O.S.C., FFA Adv., Agr., Gen Mech. Mr. ROBERT PAUL B.A., Columbia U., Dean of Boys, Hi-Y Adv., Math. Mr. LOYAL RICH M.A., Linfield, Freshman Coach, Varsity Baseball, Dr. Tr., Dr. Ed., Health. Mr. KEN ROGERS M. Ed., Linfield, Freshman Class Adv., Wrestling Coach, P.E., Speech. 10 Mr. DUANE FAUL M. Ed., O.S.C., Radio Club Adv., Physics, Math., Chemistry. Mr. ARTHUR FRYER M.S., U. of O., Camera Club Adv., Biology, Chemistry. Miss MARY ELLEN GILL M.A., O.S.C., Dean of Girls, Girls' League Adv., English. Mr. JAMES GOODWIN M.A., Colorado State, Typing, Bus Machines Bookkeeping, Textbooks. Mr. JACK GREINER B.S., O.S.C., Senior Class Adv., Ind. Arts, Math. Review. Mr. JAMES LEE B.A., E.O.C.E., Junior Class Adv., English. Mr. MERRILL LEWIS B.A., U. of O., McMinn-villan Adv., Tennis Coach, English. Mrs. KATHRYN LITTLE B.A., M.L., U. of W. Librarian. Mr. DON MABEE B.S., U. of O., M. Club Adv., Football, Track Coach, Junior Health, Dr. Tr. Mr. JOHN McMANUS M.A., Columbia U., Director of Music, Band. Miss AUDREY SHOWALTER B.A., Linfield, Scholarships Chm., American Problems, Latin. Mrs. ANNE SIX B.A., Yankton Col., Rally Squad Adv., Senior Class Adv., English. Mr. WAYNE TATE M. Md., U. of O., Finance Committee Adv., Math., Rec'd Keeping. Mr. GORDON TJERNLUND B.S., U. of Minnesota, YFC Adv. Vocal Music. 11 The Associated Student Body Officers THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OFFICERS of McMinnville High School are: Secretary, Diana Dawson; President, Gordon Hall; Treasurer, Mattie Granger; Activities Chairman, Tom Worell; Vice President Mike Mattecheck. 12 THE GOVERNING ORGANIZATION of McMinnville High School is the Student Council, which convenes every two weeks to decide upon important student body business. The members include, ROW ONE: Mike Mattecheck, Mattie Granger, Diana Dawson, Gordon Hall. ROW TWO: Roy Gill, Linda Sauter, Amy Schroeder, Mary Lou Krieger. ROW THREE: Norma Christenson, Steve Spiller, Jim Hay, Nancy McKimens, Sandra Flanigan, Juanita Hay, Dorothy Neuschwanger. ROW FOUR: Larry Peterson, Tom Gallagher, Don Strayer, Mike Powell, Vinnie Mekkers, Mitchel Rhose, John Dulaney, Jeannie Fryer, Arlene Heringer. PRESIDENT OF THE STUDENT BODY, Gordon Hall, Introduces the A.S.B. presidential candidates for next year. 13 RELIABLE BUS DRIVERS moke the doily routes transporting students to and from school. THE CAFETERIA COOKS, Mrs. Goldie Collins, Mrs. Mabel Swanson, and Mrs. Carol Hartzell, prepare and serve hot lunches for the students each doy. THE CUSTODIAN STAFF, Mr. Albert Nelson, Mr. Ernest Johnson, Mr. Arlo Oleson, and Mr. Milo Oowlthorp keep the school neat and clean throughout the school year. 14 Students spend at least six hours a day in classrooms at Mac High. Above, the cameraman snapped the shutter as one lafe-comer tried to slip info the class unnoticed. Seniors THE SENIOR CLASS of 1958 has proven itself to be an outstanding class during the past four years in high school. This class had many exceptional students that will be the leaders of the future. Twelve students were chosen by the senior class for their service and activities in their four years of high school. These students are pictured on the following pages. The seniors have proved their ability as a team, and won second place in the March of Dimes competition. There were many seniors who won scholarships this year. Top athletic students on the football and basketball teams helped get our team into state play-offs. Mr. Greiner and Mrs. Six, the class advisors, did an outstanding job by encouraging and guiding the senior class to work as a body. The class officers were Charlotte Miller, Treasurer, Scott Compton, President, Yvonne Lofton, Secretary, Gary Kin-ion, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Mike Flanigan, vice President. As their flower the seniors chose the white orchid. Their motto was, We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies ahead. As their gift, the seniors left a lighted flagpole for the football field. 16 GORDON HALL Gordon served os A.S.B. president and was recognized os one of the top FFA boys in the state. He has won many honors for his school through FFA. MIKE MATTECHECK As A.S.B. vice-president, Mike brought many interesting assemblies to Mac High. Whenever there was work to be done, Mike was ready to give able assistance. Bob Ballard Nancy Allard Dick Bantsari Carol Bernards Carol Anderson Leslie Bergstrom Dick Bosshardt Clark Burgess Delores Brockman Ron Catt Ron Brown Jim Chalmers Don Bryan Charles Chard MARY VINTON Mary's vivaciousness and peppiness have made her an enthusiastic leader in Mac High. She will always be remembered for the honor she brought to her school as Miss Yamhill County. CONNIE HOWARD Whenever there was a Queen, Connie was chosen. Her poise and personality have won her a place in the hearts of Mac Hiers. Ellen Chase Jim Coleman Marleah Compton Scott Compton Grace Doruska Linda Evans Tom Draper Henry Evers Jeff Durham Lyle Farrow Arlene East Don Fisher Lyle Fisher Mike Flanigan Mary Jeanne Gamroth Roy Gill Norma Jean Harris Joan Hight Georgia Hedgecoke Joan Gross Gordon Hall Gordon Gillmouth Senia Harshman Donna Hoffman Bill Horner DICK BANTSARI Dick con-tributed much toward the enrichment of our music program. Some of his music has been published. He gave tirelessly of his great talent to all organizations. DIANA DAWSON A quiet girl with lots of charm served on many committees and spent many hours working on the student body minutes. Di was chosen as our D.A.R. representative. Leslie Horton Bruce Howard Connie Howard Sondra Howell Barbara Huston Gary Kinion Dean Johnson Karen Johnson Danny Kline Ron Knutz Pat Jones Dean Krieger Mary Lou Krieger Darlene Kroll TOM MILLER A cheerful smile and a friendly manner helped make Tom one of the most popular boys in the senior class. He received the coveted Robbin's Memorial for his good sportsmanship. LARRY PETERSON Larry was noted for his outstanding athletic ability. He was elected on the T.Y.V. all-star football, basketball, ond baseball teams. JEFF DURHAM Athletically, Jeff was tops. He was outstanding in any athletic activity that he undertook. His cheerful smile made friends for him wherever he went. AMY SCHROEDER Amy was always a reliable member of the senior class. She served on the Rally Squad and handled any job given her quietly and efficiently. Sharon Kukral Richard Latham Deanna Manning Joyce Lay Yvonne Lofton Larry Lowe Chalres Martin Norma McGill Mike Mattecheck Patricia McKensie Glenda McAnally Errol McKinney Maureen McFee Mike McPhillips Charlotte Miller Wally Mekkers Ralph Miller Tom Miller Don Odenborg Marvin Peters Mary Pardee Larry Petersen Gary Parrett Karen Peterson Sandy Pearson Marvin Pratt John Reuter Gory Ritchie Evon Rannebeck Linda Robbins Karen Rockford Lauren Sams Douglas Schoen Amy Schroeder Joan Strayer Gerry Schultz Susie Stephenson Bettv Sweeden Sharon Terry Bill Sterett Use Thiemann Wendell Tuinstra Vonda Vanderhoot Darle Van Vleck Mary Vinton Gwenyth Walker Roger Wilson Betty Welch Janet Wright Keitha Well Francis York Marvin Williams Carl Young PRISCILLA PROUTY Priscilla's sparkling imagination has been a spark to the Rally Squad's pep assemblies and to the Girls League. She has also devoted many hours to the Drama Department. DARLENE KROLL Her pep on the Song Squad, her scholastic ability, her willingness to serve on committees has made Dee a favorite with teachers and students alike. Robert Youngman Gary Zentner ALLARD, NANCY - GAA 1.2,3,4. GL 1,2, 3.4. Swimming 1. Basketball 2. McMinn-villan 3. ANDERSON, CAROL - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. Tumbling 1,3,4. Chorus 2. BALLARD, BOB - BF 1,2. M Club 3. Wrestling 1,2.3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. BANTSARI, DICK — Camera Club 1, Band 1.2.3.4. TYV Band, Brass Ensemble 2, Band Manager, Band Triple Trio 3. Assistant Band Director 4. Mole Chorus 3. All State Orchestra 4. TYV Honor Band 4. Symphonic Wind Ensemble 4. Honor Society 4. Boy of the Month 3. Wrestling Manager 2. BERGSTROM, LESLIE - Band !,2.3,4. TYV All Star Group 3. TYV Honor Band 4. BF 1. BERNARDS, CAROL - GL 1,2,4. FHA 1,2, Board 4. GAA 1,2, FHA chapter degree. FBLA 4. Volleyball 4. BOSSHARDT, DICK - Choir 4. ASB play 4. Thespian Play 4. Operetta 4. Thespian 4. BROCKMAN, DELORES - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1.2.3. BROWN RON — B.F. 1. Student Council 2. Football 1. Basketball 1. Tennis L 1,2,3,4. Trumpet Trio 2,3. TYV Honor Band 2. Symphonic Wind Ensemble 4. Brass Quartet 4. BRYON. DON - BF 1,2.3. M Club 3,4. Hi-Y 3,4. Band 1,2. Football 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 1,2,3. Track 1, L 2,3,4. BURGESS, CLARK - BF 1,2,3. Fire Squad 1.3.4. Football 1,2, L 3,4. Baseball 1. Wrestling 1. M Club 4. Tennis L 4. CATT, RONALD - FFA 3,4. Football 1.2. Wrestling manager 3, L 4. CHAMBERS, JIM - BF 1,3. Camera Club 1, Sgt-ot-Arms 2. Fire Squad 3.4. Band 1,2,3. Football 1,2. CHASE, ELLEN MARY - Transfer 3. GAA 3.4. GL 3,4. Band 3,4. CHARD, CHARLES - Transfer 4. COLEMAN, JAMES — Transfer 2. BF 2. Band 2,3. Football 2,3. Symphonic Wind Ensemble 3. COMPTON, MARLEAH — GAA 1,2. Sgt-at Arms 3,4. GL 1,2,3,4. Frosh Yell Leader. Stage Guild 2,3. Rally Squad 2,3, Yell Leader 4. Student Council 2. Quill and Scroll 3. Historian 4. TYV Press Club Secretory 3. Lincolonian 1,2.3. Swimming 1,2,3. Tumbling 1.2,3. Basketball 2. Volleyball 2. Honor Society Secretary 4. COMPTON, SCOT - BF 3. Thespian 2.3, VP 4. Fire Squad 2. Class Pres. 1,4. Football 1,3. Bosketball 1. Track 2. ASB Play 4. Student Council 4. DAVIS, BETTY - Transfer 4. GL 4. DAWSON, DIANA - GAA 1,2,3, Board 4. GL 1.2,3,4. Class Treasurer 1. Rally Squad 3.4. Honor Society 3,4. Bond 1,2,3,4. Swimming 2. Christmas Dance Chm. 2. Prom Co-Chm. 3. Homecoming Dance Chm. 3. Foreign Exchange Student 3. ASB Secretary 4. TYV Band 3. Symphonic Wind Ensemble 4. DELAY JAMES - Transfer 3. . DORUSKA, GRACE - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. FHA 1. Tumbling 1,3,4. DRAPER, TOM - FFA 1,3,4. BF I. Football 1. Baseball I. DURHAM, JEFF - BF 1,2. VP I. Hi-Y 1,2, VP 3, VP 4. M Club 2, Sec. 3.4. Prom Co-Chm 3. Boy of the Month 3. Football 1.2, L 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3, L 4. Baseball 2.3, L 4. McMinnvillan Staff 3. Band 1. Honor Society 4. EAST, ARLENE - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1,2, Treasurer 3,4. Thespian 3, Sec. 4. EBLA 3,4. ASB Play 3,4. March of Dimes Chm. 3. Roily Squad Secretary 4. Honor Society Recorder 4. Senior Class Play 4. EVANS, LINDA - GAA 1,2,3,4. FHA 1. GL 1,2,3.4. EVERS. HENRY - FFA 1.2,3,4. BF 1. Wrestling 1,2,3, L 4. Track 1. FARROW, LYLE - Transfer 3. FISHER, DON - B.F. 3. Football 3. FISHER, LYLE - FFA 1. Fire Squad 2. B.F. 3. Football Manoger 1. Baseball Manager 1. Rocket Club 4. FLANIGAN, MICHAEL - BF 1,2,3. Hi-Y 3,4. Class Sgt-ot-Arms 2. Football 1.2,3, L 4. Basketball 1,2.3. Track 1,2.3. Class VP 4. Honor Society 4. M Club 4. FOX, SANDRA - Transfer 4. GL 4. GAMROTH, MARY JEAN - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2.3, Board 4. Camera Club 2. FTA 3. Band 1,2,3,4. TYV Honor Bond 4. GILL, ROY - BF 1,2. M Club 2,3,4. Class Sgt-ot-Arms 1. Football 1, L 2,3, All Star 4. Basketball 1,2,3, L 4. Track 1,2,3, L 4. Hi-Y 4. GILLMOUTH. GORDON - BF 1.3. Hi-Y Sec. 3, Sec. 4. Quill and Scroll 3,4. Football 1.2, L 4. McMinnvillan 3.4. GROSS, JOAN - GL I.2.3.4. FHA 1,2. Girl of the Month 4. Honor Society 4. Choir 4. HALL, GORDON - FFA 1,2. President State Officer 4. BF 1,2. Student Council 3,4. Football 1. Basketball 1,2. Spring Dance Chm. 1.2. FFA Banquet Chm. 2. Student Body President 4. Boy of the Month 3. FFA State Officer. State Student Council Workshop. Oregon Youth Council. HARRIS, NORMA JEAN - GL 1,2,3,4. FHA 1. Board 3. GAA 1,2, Board 3,4. Student Council 1. Annual Staff 3. HARSHMAN, SENIA - GL 1,2,3,4. HEDGECOKE, GEORGIA - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2,4. SOS 2. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. Christmas Dance Committee Chm. 4. HESS, BARBARA - GAA 1,2.3,4. GL 1,2, 3.4. FHA 1,2,3,4. Tumbling 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1. Bowling 1. Swimming 1,2,3, L 4. Lincolnian 3,4. HIGHT, JOAN - GAA 1,2,3. FHA 1,2. GL 1.2.3.4. Chorus 1,2. Swimming 1,2. Bowling 1. Tumbling 1. Rally Squad 4. HOFFMAN, DONNA - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3. Board 4. Stage Guild 2. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. Lincolnian 4. Quill and Scroll 4. HORNER, BILL - BF 1,2. Band 1.2. Football 1.2.3. Track 1,2. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2.3.4. HORTON, LESLIE - BF 1,3. FFA 1. Band 1,2,3. HOWARD, BRUCE - FFA 1. Radio 1. Cam-era Club VP 2, VP 3, President 4. Stage Guild 1. Band 1. Basketball 1. Swimming 3,4. HOWARD, CONNIE - GAA 1,2, Treasurer 3.4. GL 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1. Tumbling 1. Bosketball 2,3. Volleyball 2. Track 2. Swimming 3. Class Play 2. Class Treasurer 2. Class Secretary 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Society 3,4. Stage Guild 3. Frosh Yell Leader. Fun-D Week 2. Rally Squad 2,3, Yell Queen 4. Homecoming Chm. 3. Banquet Serving Chm. 3. Miss Holiday 4. Homecoming Queen 4. Prom Queen 4. HOWELL, SONDRA - GAA 1,2,3,4. BL 1,2, 3.4. Student Council 2. Lincolnian Business Manager 4. HUSTON, BARBARA - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. Chorus 1,2. Choir 3. JOHNSON, DEAN - BF 3. Basketball 2. JOHNSON, KAREN - GAA 1,2.3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. FHA 1,3,4. Tumbling 1,2.3. Basketball 1. Swimming 1,3,4. Volleyball 1. Track 1. Rally Squad 4. JONES, PAT - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1,2,3,4. FHA 1. FBLA 3. Volleyball 1,2.3. KINION, GARY — Senior Class Sgt-ot-Arms 4. Football L 4. KLINE. DANNY - Student Council 1. Cam-era Club 2,4. Lincolnian 3,4. McMinnvillan Photographer 3,4. 25 KNUTZ, RONALD - Chorus 1,3. Operetta 3. Football 1,2,3, L 4. Wrestling 1.3, L 4. Track 1. M Club 4. KRIEGER, DEAN - FFA 1,2,4. BF 1,2. Football 2,3. Basketball 2. Boseball 2. Wrestling 1,3. KRIEGER, MARY LOU - GAA 1,2,3, VP 4. Bl 1,2,3,4. FHA 1,2, Treasurer 3,4. Volleyball All-Star 4. Rally Squad 3,4. Class Secretory 1. Lincolnian 3. KROLL, DARLENE - GAA 1, Board 2,3,4. GL 1,2,3.4. Song Leader 3,4. Honor Society 3.4. Quill and Scroll 3, President 4. Chorus 1. McMinnvillan Editor 3. Tennis 3,4. Co-Chm. of March of Dimes 4. Solutatorion. KUKRAL, SHARON - FAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. FHA 2. BYF 3. Band 1, Secretory 2.3.4. Tumbling 1. Swimming 3. TYV Honor Band 4. ASB Play 4. Mother-Daughter Sport Night Chm. 4. LATHAM. RICHARD - FFA 2,3, Treasurer 4. Football 1,2,3,4. Track 1. Wrestling 3,4. Spring Dance Chm. 4. Star Farmer of McMinnville. LAY, JOYCE - GAA 2. GL 1,2,3,4. LOFTON, YVONNE - GAA 3. FBLA 3,4. GL 3,4. Class Secretory 4. LOWE, LARRY - BF 1. Student Council 1,3. Closs President 1. McMinnvillan 1. Football 1. Basketball 1. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Wrestling 3.4. MANNING, DEANNA - GAA 1.2,4. GL 1.2.3.4. FHA 1,2. Chorus 1,2. Choir 3,4. Triple Trio 1. Soph Sentet Trio. Drama Guild 2. Basketball 1. Octet 4. Operetta 4. MARTIN, CHARLES - FFA 1.2,3, VP 4. BF 2,3. Basketball 3. Wrestling 4. MATTECHECK, MIKE - BF 1,2. Student Council 3,4. M Club 3,4. Track 2. Football 1.2, L 3,4. Basketball 1,2, L 3.4. Tennis 1,2, L 3,4. ASB Vice President 4. Hi-Y President 4. Dinner Dance Chm. 4. Bottle Drive Chm. 4. Executive Council 4. McNALLY, GLENDA - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1.2.3.4. FHA 1. Stage Guild 2. FBLA 3. Rally Squad 4. McFEE, MAUREEN - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1,2, 3.4. Camera Club Secretary 2,3. Choir 3. Swimming 2,3, L 4. Bowling 3. Volleyball 3.4. FBLA VP 4. McGILL, NORMA — FHA 1,3. GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1,2,3,4. Thespians 3. Fire Squad 3. Student Council 3. Stage Guild 3. Christmas Dance Chm. 4. McMinnvillan 4. McKENZIE, PAT - Transfer 3. GL 3,4. Softball 3. GAA 4. McKINNY, ERROL — BF 1. Camera Club 1. M Club 2,3,4. Football 1, L 2.3. Baseball 1. Basketball 1, L 3,4. Wrestling 2. Track L 4. McPHILIPS, MICHAEL - BF 2, Sgt-at-Arms 3. Student Council 1. Hi-Y 2,3,4. Football 1.2. Basketball 1,2,3, L 4. Trock 1,3,4. Tennis 2. MEIKLE, LARRY - Transfer 2. MEKKERS, WALLY - BF Sgt-ot-Arms 1,2, Sgt-ot-Arms 3. Hi-Y Treasurer 3,4. M Club 4. Football 1,2. L 3,4. Basketball 1. Track 1. Wretling L 3,4. MILLER, CHARLOTTE - GL 1.2,3,4. FBLA President 4. TYV Honor Band 4. Class Treasurer 4. Clarinet Ensemble 4. Woodwind Trio 4. MILLER, RALPH - BF 1,2,3. Football 1,3. Mgr. 4. Basketball Mgr. 1. Baseball 1. M Club 4. MILLER, TOM - BF 1,2,3. Closs President 1. Student Council 1. Closs Vice President 3. M Club 3, Secretory 4. Hi-Y 3,4. Football 1, L 4. Robbins Memorial Trophy 4. Basketball 1,3,4. Boseball 1, L 2,3,4. Band 1. Christmas Donee Chm. 4. Honor Society 4. Class Orator 4. MURRAY, JIM - FFA 1,2,3,4. BF 1. NAPIER, JERRY LEE - FBLA 2,3,4. ASB Play 4. Journalism 4. Quill and Scroll 4. NEUSCHWANGER, DOROTHY - FHA 1,2, 3.4. GL 1,2,3.4. Student Council 2. Quill and Scroll 3,4. Girls Chorus 1,2. Choir 3. Lincolnian 3, Editor 4. Honor Society 4. Mobile Gas Run Banquet Chm. 3 O'DELL, CAROLE - FHA 1. GAA 1,2,3.4. GL 1,2,3,4. Choir 1,2,3. Lincolnian 1,2. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1. Tennis 1. ODENBORG, DON - BF 1,2. Fire Squad 1.3.4. Band 1,2. Football 1,2,3. Basketball 1. Baseball 1. Track 2,3. Wrestling 3, L 4. PARDEE, MARY - Transfer 4. Choir 4. GL 4. PARRETT, GARY - BF 1.2.3. Football 1. PETERS, MARVIN — BF 1,3. FFA 2,3,4. McMinnvillan 3. PETERSEN, LARRY - BF 1. Class Vice President 1. Closs President 2.3. Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3,4. M Club 2, President 3,4. Honor Society 3, President 4. Student Council 3. Bond 1. Football 1,2, L 3.4. Basketball 1,2, L 3,4. Baseball 1,2,3, L 4. Homecoming Chm. 4 PRATT, MARVIN - BF 1,2.3. FFA 2,3.4. McMinnvillan 3. Baseball 1. Football 2. PROUTY, PRISCILLA - GL 1, Board 2, VP. 3, Pres. 4. GAA 1,2,3. Student Council 1. Girl of the Month 4. Thespians 2,3,4. Honor Society 3,4. Orchestra 1. Lincolnian 1. Choir 4. Operetta 4. McMinnvillan 3. Girls' State 3. ASB Play 4. Senior Class Play 4. Dad-Daughter Date Nigh Chm. 4. Roily Squad 4. Quill and Scroll 3,4. Drama Recital 2. RANNEBECK, EVON - Transfer 2. GL 2,3,4. REUTER, JOHN - Transfer 2. ASB Play. RITCHIE, GARY - BF 1,2,3. Camera Club 2. Hi-Y 3,4. M Club 3.4. Football 1,2, L 3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Track 3.4. ROBBINS, LINDA - GAA 1,2,3,4. GL 1,2,3, 4. Chorus 1. Tumbling 1,2. Honor Society 4. Mothers Tea Co-Chm. 3. Rally Squad 2,3, Yell Leader 4. ROCKFORD, KAREN - Transfer 3. YFC 3. Bond 3. Chorus 3.4. SAFLEY, RICHARD - Transfer 4. Basketball L 4. Choir 4. Operetta 4. SAMS, LAUREN - BF 1,3. M Club 3,4. Football 1,3. Basketball 1,3, L 4. Trock 1. Tennis 1. Baseball 3. SCHOEN, DOUGLAS — Transfer 4. Football L 4. Track L 4. SCHROEDER, AMY - GAA 1,2, Sec 3,4. GLA 1,2,3,4. FBLA 3,4. Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 4. Class Treasurer 3. Basketball 2. Track 2. Volleyball 2. Tennis 2.3, Mojor 4. Homecoming Princess 1,4. Rally Squad 2,3, Yell Leader and Board 4. Honor Society 4. March of Dimes Co-Chm. 4. Girl of the Month 4. Student Council 4. McMinnvillan 3. Prom Princess. SCHULTZ, JERRY - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2, 3.4. FHA 3.4. STEPHENSON, SUSIE - Transfer 3. GL 3,4 GAA 3. Choir 3,4. All Northwest Choir 3. STERETT, BILL - BF 2. Band 1,2,3, President 4. TYV All-Star Band 3. Basketball 1. Football 1,2. STRAYER, JOAN - GL 1,2, Boord 3,4. GAA 1,2,3.4. SOS 1, Secretary 2. Chorus 1.2. Choir 3,4. Volleyball 1. Rally Squad 4. Honor Society 4. Operetta 4. SWEEDEN, BETTY - GL 1,2,3,4. TERRY, SHARON - GL 1.2,3,4. GAA 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2, Choir 3, Pres. 4. TUINSTRA, WENDEL - M Club 3,4. Football 1,2,3,4. Track 2,3, L 4. Wrestling 3. L 4. VANDERHOOF, VONDA - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1.2,3,4. Drama Guild 2,3. Chorus 1,2, Choir 3. Lincolnian 2,4. McMinnvillan 3. VAN VLECK, DARLE - GL 1,2,3,4. FHA 1.2. GAA 1,2,3,4. Choir 3. Lincolnian 3. Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,3. Trock 1. VINTON, MARY - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2, 3,4. Basketball 1,2. Drama Guild VP 2. Lincolnian 2. McMinvillan 3. Song Leader 2, Queen 3, Queen 4. Homecoming Princess 2.3. Quill and Scroll 3, Sec. 4. Girl of the Month 4. Prom Princess 4. VOLl, CORINNE - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2, 3.4. FHA 1,2,3, Pres. 4. FTA 2,3. Chorus 1,2. Tumbling 1. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1. Choir 4. Operetto 4. Honor Society 4. WADE. JoANN - GL 1,2.3,4. WAGNER, JERRY - Fire Squad 1,2,3, Pres. 4. Radio Club 1,2. Band 1,2,3.4. Stage Guild 1. TYV Honor Bond 4. WALDEN, MARGIE - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1.2.3.4. FHA 1, Board 2.3. Chorus 1, Pres. 2. Choir 3.4. Tumbling 2. Operetta 4. WALKER, GWENYTH - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1.2.3.4. FHA 1. FBLA 3,4. Stage Guild 3. Lincolnian 2. Honor Society Tres. 4. Rally Squad 4. WELCH, ELIZABETH - Transfer 4. GL 4. FBLA 4. McMinnvillan 4. WELL, KEITHA - GL 1,2,3,4. GAA 1,2,3, Pres. 4. Chorus 1,2, Choir 3. Soph. Ensemble. Lincolnian 2. Swimming 2,3,4. Rally Squad 4. WILLIAMS, MARVIN - Transfer 2. BF 2. WILSON, ROGER - BF 1,3. Fire Squad 2.3.4. FFA 2,3, Pres. 4. Football 1.2. Wrestling 1. Trock 1. Basketball Mgr. 2. Spring Dance Chm. 3. FFA Parliamentary Team. M Club 4. WRIGHT, JANET - GAA 1,2,3. GL 1,2,3 Trees. 4. FHA 1. Stage Guild 3. FBLA 4. Rally Squad 4. YORK, FRANCIS - GL 1,2.3,4. GAA 1,2, 3.4. FHA 1. Chorus 2. Basketball 1. YOUNG CARL - Band 1,2,3. Football Mgr. 4. YOUNGMAN, ROBERT - BF 2. Camera Club 2. Student Council 2. Band 1,2,3. Boseball 1. Basketball 3. Stage Guild 1. Thespians 4. Symphonic Ensemble 4. Honor Society 4. TYV Honor Band. McMinnville-Linfield Orchestro 4. ZAJAC (Miller), CAROL - GL 1,2.3,4. FHA 1. ZENTNER, GARY - FFA 1,2,3. BF 3. THIEMANN, ILSE — American Field Service Exchange Student, Bremen, Germany, GL 4. Play 4. Hon. Thespians 4. Hon. COP 4. Band 4. Student Council 4. 26 Autographs 27 Juniors THE JUNIOR CLASS spent much time and energy on the Junior-Senior Prom, which they sponsored. The theme of the Prom this year was Under the Sea. Mr. Lee and Mr. Mabee, class advisors contributed a great deal to the success of the Prom and all the other junior activities. The juniors also sponsored the Homecom- ing dance and conducted the student body elections, which were run very efficiently by the juniors. The class officers were: Marjorie Hight, Treasurer, Steve Spiller, President, Joyce Heringer, Secretary, Hunt Compton, Sergeant-af-Arms, and Jim Hay, Vice President. 28 L. Adamson K. Albert P. Baker R. Barnes K. Bartos M. L. Beard rst C. Bell B. Benedict D. Bernards E. Bernords J. Berry M. Bjornson T. Buckley D. Burke C. Cameron L. Carey D. Carlson D. Catherman T. Bogh J. Boling G. Bracelin C. Brotherton P. Brown S. Brown R. Laune P. LaVoio S. Lawson L. Lockwood L Loomis N. Lundeen N. Luse S. Marsh T. McDowell E. McKinney B. McNatt A. Miller _ � m i O P. Prescott C. Probasco J. Prouty R. Ralston I. Rannebeck W. Rasmussen iX- E. Redmond R. Reed L. Richardson W. Rieskamp J. Robinson P. Russell D. Safley R. Sams L. Sauter M. Sears R. Shawgo J. Shultz S. Spiller D. Stanard B. Steel L. Stringer S. Thair E. Thompson M. Thompson M. Thornley K. Turner J. Ulrick E. Wode J. Wakefield V. Wolter R. Wederski B. Weibel C. Weiher B. Werner D. Woodruff T. Worrell J. A. Wright G. Young J. Zimmerman 32 Sophomores THE SOPHOMORE CLASS have shown great enthusiasm and interest in all school functions. They have given their time and energy unselfishly to better the student body as a whole. Among the four classes the Sophomores came in first in the fund-raising campaign. They also sponsored the annual fall dance. The advisors Mr. Rogers and Miss Gill have worked hard for the progress of the class and its activities. The class officers were: Penny Honn, Treasurer, Tom Gallagher, President, Phylis Fisher, Secretary, Mike Smith Sergeant-at-Arms, and Robert Shaklee, Vice President. 33 I. Anderson S. Bollard R. Barker G. Bealer B. Bernards R. Bjerke C. Boersma L. Bolton B. Bowers S. Brotherton D. Brown R. Brown J. Burcham J. Bushnell W. Carl R. Catt A. Chegwyn C. Courtemanche D. Crow W. Daniels C. Dan ley J. Dashney D. Davis R. Davison D. Dickinson D. Dimmit E. Dolan J. Dulaney J. Earl S. Eller A. Engen L. Engle D. Evans B. Evers P. Fisher S. Flanigan R. Fuchs J. Gallaher T. Gallogher M. Georgen B. Good P. Granger D. Graves K. Groves L. Halverson J. Hay G. Hering J. Herring L. Herron A. Hieb J. Hinrichs D. Hirschbeck D. Holmes P. Honn D. Horner T. Horton J. Howard J. Huber F. Humphrys C. Huston R. Jespersor M. Johnson C. Jones R. Kaiser J. Kaiser S. Krohn M. L. Kukral L. Laird L. LaVoie G. Layton M. Ledgerwood L. Lepper G. Lewis V. Linderoth R. Loften K. Luse D. Manning K. Maynard P. McGillivray N. McKimens C. Menkel N. Michael C. Miller E. Miller J. Milton J. Mock B. Mosiman K. Neuschwange. V. Niccolls K. Nickell R. Niehus G. Noffsinger J. Parr L. Patton R. Penrose W. Poage B. J. Podleck D. Rassmussen S. Rassmussen S. Savage J. Schmauder J. Schmitz R. Schroeder R. Shaklee R. Shaklee J. Shaw G. Sipp M. Skelley M. Smith D. Strayer G. Sweeden K. Tatom C Trent J. Troian R. Trudo R. Trudo B. Vandehey J. Vanecek A. Vinton A. Wasson F. Webster L. Welch R. Wheat J. Wilgers J. Wilkison J. Williamson J. Williamson L. York 35 THE FRESHMAN CLASS of 1958 is the largest class to ever enter Mac High. This class has proven itself to be a leader in high school activities and functions. The Freshman class started the year off by winning first place in the March of Dimes competition, and then first place in the Pep Rally competition. The good work of Mr. Bender and Mrs. Lapham, the class advisors, can be seen in the many accomplishments of the Freshman class. The class officers who have done an outstanding job are Tracy Jo Johnson, Treasurer, Vinnie Mekkers, President, Sandra Stephenson, Secretary, Kevin McGillvray, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Bruce Wilson, Vice President. A. Ackerman T. Arvoy D. Baker R. Ballard C. Beal R. Beahm A. Bell K. Benedict E. Becknell R. Bogh S. Bradley T. Bride R. Brown S. Burford C. Camp J. Carnes J. Carnes 36 J. Carter C. J. Catherman T. Cinnamon C. Christenson J. Church P. Clarombeau D. Confer K. Corner S. Croy D. Cruickshank M. Cutting J. Davis T. Davies T. Davison M. Dawson V. Delay K. DePeolo L DePue G. Dixon R. Draper S. Eliason D. Elliott O. Erlcksorv. M. Evers D. Forrest J. Fryer A. Gebauer D. George P. Gibson G. Gillmouth J. Goche N. Goergen J. Gorton C. Gross B. Hantze W. Hart A. Heringer S. Hermens R. Herring G. Herschback K. Hess K. Hess J. Hippe D. Honn R. House N. Humphrys S. Huwaldt J. Jackson C. Jespersen T. J. Johnson B. J. Kay M. Keller I. Kinion J. Kleinschmit C. Knutz V. Knutz A. Krogerud R. Krieger S. Krieger C. Laird K. Lee M. Linn W. Lofton M. Madzier D. Mathes P. Matlecheck L. May L. McGanty D. McGill K. McGillivray J. McGhehey E. McKibben V. Mekkers S. Merchant C. Miller W. Miller D. Millikin J. Morton B. Mount K. Murray T. Murray H. Myers P. Nash L. Nicholls S. Nigh E. Noble H. O'Dell J. O'Dell R. Oxley P. Patrick S. Payne J. Penrose G. Petre C. Phelps J. Plowman M. Powell M. Pratt P. Rasmussen S. Rasmussen J. Rieskamp E. Robbins L. Robbins L. Robinson J. Rogers J. Roghair M. Rohse R. Russell K. Sams F. Sanders C. Saunders M. Saunders B. Shank N. Sharer J. Sipp J. Sitton H. Smith B. Sohrweid R. Staller M. Stanard J. Starry S. Stephenson M. Taylor S. Thomas A. Thornley L. Turner G. Tuinstra B. VanVIeck M. Wakefield D. Wallace S. Weiher J. Wells P. Westphal B. Wilson P. Wilson R. Wiser J. Wittrock S. Wold B. Wolter R. Yates J. Yonally V. Young H. Zachow M. Zenkel C. Schoer Mr. MULLIKIN was guest speaker at the annual Quill and Scroll dinner and initiation held at Oriental Gardens. DIANA DAWSON, Mac High's A.F.S. student, was moderator at an assembly that featured exchange students from Iceland, Italy, Norway and Germany (our own A.F.S. foreign student Use Thiemann). TOM ALLEN of the Oak Ridge Institute raised the hair of Jack Carter's head with a million volts of static electricity. 39 THE SENIORS gathered in front of the high school building while waiting for the bus to take them on their Skip Day picnic at Camp Merriweather. THESE BOYS, Ralph Miller, Jerry Wagner, Gary Ritchie, PRINCESS ILSE THIEMANN was escorted to the stage and Wally Mekkers, became chefs as they prepared by Dick Bernards and Eldon Thompson during the sauce for the spagetti dinner. crowning ceremonies at the Prom. 40 c L A S $ II 0 R K This year, as in the past, many subjects were offered to the students of McMinnville High School. Many new classes were also added, one of which was the second year biology course. In the picture, Joan Hight and Joan Strayer are shown in the process of disecting a cat. 41 MISS ETHEL HAMBLIN admired a birthday cake presented to her by her English class. After many years on the faculty at Mac High, Miss Hamblin looks forward to retirement and leisure activities. MARJORIE LEDGERWOOD conferred with Miss Hamblin about an English composition she had written. Sophomore English has been the major teaching assignment of Miss Hamblin for a number of years. FRENCH STUDENTS worked on translations as Miss Hamblin gave approval. This was the first class of French at Mac High for several years, but Spanish has been taught each year. 42 HIGH SCHOOL MATH begins with Algebra for many Mac High students. Here Mike Keller, Jim Church, and Sid Huwaldt seemed to be enjoying their work in Algebra. MISS SHOWALTER'S LATIN students were engaged in Latin grammar exercises as this photo was snapped. Latin has always been a popular language course at Mac High. SPEECH TRAINING is an integral part of the language arts program at Mac High. Here Lanny Phelps is giving an explanatory talk as part of his Public Speaking work. 43 BUSINESS EDUCATION prepares graduates of Mac High to accept positions in the community where their skill in typing, shorthand, business machines, and bookkeeping enable them to perform valuable services for their employers. Bob Laune worked on an assignment in letter-writing. THE LANGUAGE ARTS program at Mac High offers four years of English, Public Speaking, Journalism, Latin, Spanish, and French. Students become well-grounded in English composition, as well as acquainted with American and English literature. Students here read and evaluated a literature assignment. FIRST YEAR ENGLISH stresses grammar, sentence structure, paragraph writing, as well as reading and appreciation of Literature. Miss Gill worked with Mike Keller diagramming a sentence to find its grammatical structure. 44 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT at McMinnville High School is designed to prepare those students who are going on to college with a strong background of grammar and composition and those going into business and trades with English usage, spelling, and vocabulary. Cliff Brotherton worked on a grammar exercise in Junior English. PUBLICATION of the McMinnvillan, the high school paper, gives students an opportunity to get journalistic experience in actural news writing and publishing. Mr. Lewis, paper advisor, conferred with JoAnn Kerr concerning a news story as Dorothy Niccolls looked up a word in the dictionary. THE LINCOLNIAN, McMinnville High School yearbook, is a pictoral record of the year of school and all its students, their class work, organizations, social events, and athletic contests. The job of compiling and editing the yearbook falls on the staff, shown here working on layout, caption-writing and identification. 45 HOMEMAKING COURSES are popular with Mac High girls. Here Miss Crosby explains correct table setting to Anita Wasson, Darletta Evans, and Sandra Flannigan. FINE CABINET WORK is a standard product of the advanced Industrial Arts class. Wayne Rieskamp looked admiringly at the work of Lowell Richardson as he put the finishing touches on this chest. CHEMISTRY HAS SHOWN increased enrollment in Mac High as a basic course in science education. Mr. Faul was helping Steve Spiller and Linda Stringer set up an experiment in chemical analysis when this picture was snapped. 46 Organizations make up the students' extra-curricular activities. Many clubs and groups, both for educational and recreational purposes, are offered to the students of McMinnville High School. Above: Miss Hamblin, retiring teacher at Mac Hi and former Lincolnian advisor, is shown giving a Quill and Scroll pin to McMinnvillan Editor Linda Sauter at the Quill and Scroll initiation. 47 THE LINCOLNIAN STAFF, that had the job of publishing the 1958 yearbook, are pictured here. ROW ONE: Vonda Vanderhoof and Donna Hoffman were in charge of the administration section of the yearbook. Dorothy Neuschwanger wos editor and Sondra Howell was business editor. Jill James worked on the school high- light's section. ROW TWO: Barbara Hess was in charge of the athletics department. Judy Kline also worked on the highlights. Alice Miller and Carolyn Bell were in charge of organizations. Danny Kline snapped the shutter for most of the pictures. BUSINESS EDITOR SONDRA HOW-ELL, Advisor Mr. Dawson, and Editor Dorothy Neuschwanger looked over the '57 annual as they discussed the changes In the '58 annual. 48 THE McMINNVIlLAN STAFF worked diligently to provide the student body with accurate information of school activities. The staff includes. ROW ONE: Nancy McKimens, who was advertising manager; JoAnn Kerr, who was news editor; Linda Sauter, who was editor,- Susan Greenlund, who was feature editor, and Jill Prouty, who was assistant editor. ROW TWO: Charles Chard was on the advertising staff. Dorothy Niccolls was in charge of circulation. Norma McGill also worked on the advertising staff. Gordon Gill-mouth and Larry Petersen were the sports editors. Carlene Trent was another member of the advertising staff. EDITOR LINDA SAUTER, advertising manager Nancy McKimens, and advisor Mr. Lewis discussed plans for the coming publications of the McMinnvillan. 49 SECOND FFA STATE PUBLIC SPEAKING 1958 GORDON HALL, ASB president and FFA member, won second in the FFA state public speaking contest. ROW ONE: J. Murray, M. Evers, Sentinel F. Webster, Reporter E. Bernards, Treasurer D. Latham, Secretary J. Hoy, Vice President C. Martin, President R. Wilson, R. Davison, L. Herron. ROW TWO: D. Krieger, D. Horner, J. McGhehey, J. Carter, H. Evers, J. Goergen, R. Filler, J. Knutz, D. Bernards, M. Cutting, L. Engle. ROW THREE: R. Schroeder, L. McGanty, J. Wilgers, J. Kleinschmit, R. Brown, R. Beahm, A. Miller, J. Sipp, D. Wallace, C. Lofton, D. Woodruff, R. Catt, D. Donahoo, M. Pratt. ROW FOUR: R. Laune, G. Hall, W. Wolter, L Bolton, T. Draper, T. Davison, G. Lewis, T. Murray, D. Davis, J. Earl, J. Milton, B. Evers, B. Vandehev. R. Niehus, L. Payne, D. Cruickshank. 50 AT THE ANNUAL FFA BANQUET these boys were announced as outstanding members: public speaking, Gordon Hall; star farmer, Dick Latham; mechanics award, Dick Bernards; dairy award, Bob Laune. PRESIDENT ROGER WILSON presented an honorary FFA pin to Stan Cellers as Mr. Hall and Mr. Morgan looked on. These men were donors of prizes and awards. THE OUTSTANDING JUDGING TEAM who represented our FFA chapter throughout the state are: Gene Bernards, Dick Bernards, Jim Hay, Richard Schroeder, John Zimmeron, Bill Bernards. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, ROW ONE: N. McGill, N. McKimes, D. Neuschwonger, G. McAnally, Historian S. Savage, Secretary P. Fisher, Treasurer J. Troian, President C. Voll, Vice-president M. Sears, Reporter B. Benedict, C. Bernards, C. Boersma, J. James, P. Patrick. ROW TWO: D. McGill, K. Johnson, M. Krieger, M. Beard, R. Krieger, B. Shank, B. Hess, S. Krohn, J. Schmitz, E. Miller, P. Honn, W. Daniel, M. Georgen, S. Wold, P. Clarambeau, C. Knutz. ROW THREE: A. Heringer, J. Schultz, R. Barnes, E. McKinney, C. Taylor, T. Cinnamon, J. Wittrock, M. Madzier, D. Honn, D. Dickinson, M. KuKraJ, G. Landauer, C. Donley, R. Barker, D. Manning, C. Camp. ROW FOUR: J. Plowman, J. O'Dell, J. Hay, B. Mosiman, M. Ledgerwood, S. Ballard, C. Jones, C. Huston, N. Goergen, R. Russell, J. Mock, S. Brotherton, K. Tatom, B. Bowers, C. Trent, S. Flanigan, S. Murray, M. Hight, P. Russell. ROW FIVE: B. Kay, J. Herring, M. Pratt, J. Penrose, E. Bicknell, P. Mattecheck, L Smith, K. DePaola, C. Laird, S. Croy, J. Fryer, C. Phelps, P. Westphal, H. O'Dell, L. Nicholls, K. Benedict, L. Stringer. THE EASTER TEA, sponsored by the FHA, was enjoyed by the faculty as they discussed their plans for spring vacation. SEATED from left to right are Mrs. Lapman, Mr. Fryer, Mrs. Little, Mr. Klein, and Miss Crosby. Hl-Y, ROW ONE: Advisor Mr. Paul, Treasurer W. Mekkers, Vice President J. Durham, President M. Mattecheck, Chaplain J. Hay, Secretary G. Gillmouth. ROW TWO: R. Wederski, T. Miller, T. Buckley, T. McDowell, G. Hering, M. Smith, D. Bryan. ROW THREE: M. Flannigan, L. Dillin, T. Worrell, J. Kizer, T. Gallagher. ROW FOUR: G. Bracelin, G. Ritchie, D. Carlson, M. McPhillips, L. Petersen, R. Gill, L. Phillips. AT THE ANNUAL Hl-Y TIE AUCTION, Amy Schroeder, representing the Rally Squad, is shown purchasing Coach Mabee's lucky tie, which was later divided into pieces and sold to students. 53 MEMBERS OF THE RALLY SQUAD WERE washing the team right out of their hair at a pep assembly before the Oswego game. RALLY SQUAD, J. Prouty, J. Wright, C. Miller, J. Robinson, J. J. Wright, J. Howard, J. Hight, G. Walker, M. Krieger, G. Mc- Herring, D. Dawson, R. Shoklee, P. LaVoie, J. Heringer, M. Sears, Anally, J. Hay, I. Thieman, J. Kerr, A. East, P. Prouty. K. Well, C. O'Dell, N. McKimens, K. Johnson, J. O'Dell, J. Strayer, 54 THE SONG LEADERS who kept the spirit high throughout the year at athletic activities were these peppy four: Colleen Pro-basco, Darleen Kroll, Song Queen Mary Vinton, Linda Carey. THE FIRST PLACE TROPHY for the TYV Jamboree was awarded to the McMinnville High School yell squad. Our vivacious leaders were: Marleoh Compton, holding the trophy, Amy Schroeder, Lina Robbins, Yell Queen, Connie Howard. 55 CONCERT BAND, ROW ONE: V. Linderoth, P. Patrick, G. Lan-dauer, A. Heringer, A. Vinton, W. Miller, J. Roghair, R. House, M. Smith, W. Null. ROW TWO: S. Brown, M. Dawson, M. Keller, K. Clorambeau, W. Null, S. Merchant, F. Humphreys, S. Huwldt, L. Laird, R. Lofton, E. Thompson, D. Elliott, B. Sterett, D. Mulligin, D. Carlson. ROW THREE: M. Rhose, E. Grauer, N. Humphreys, D. Mothes, B. Kay, R. Wiser, T. Davison, J. Carter, B. Bjerke, J. Wilkeson, A. Hieb, L. Engle, C. Weiher. ROW FOUR: D. Horner, J. Ulrich, M. Powell, C. Beal, B. Wilson, V. Young, D. Honn, K. Hess, R. Cheney, C. Schoen. RAFAEL MENDEZ was shown practicing with the band at the clinic before the winter concert. 56 RAPHAEL MENDEZ, world famous trumpet virtuoso, appeared in concert with the McMinnville High School bands during the winter concert. THE SYMPHONIC WIND ENSEMBLE, ROW ONE: M. Kulcral, E. Chase, D. Dawson, I. Thiemann, A. Wasson, R. Youngman, P. Honn, S. Kukral. ROW TWO: C. Miller, J. Heringer, L. Lepper, J. Hinricks, S. Eller, M. Johnson, W. Daniels, T. Horton, L. Hal-vorson, K. McGillvray. ROW THREE: D. Graves, E. Miller. H. Daher, J. Dulaney, B. Steele, D. Hartman, P. McGillvray, B. De-Graff, B. Good, S. Spiller, R. Brown, D. Bantsari. ROW FOUR: Mr. McManus, M. Gamroth, J. Parrish, D. Stanard, L Bergstrom, P. Russell. 57 THE SAILORS are hard at work practicing for the operetta The HMS Pinafore. It was presented In the spring by the music department. CHOIR, ROW ONE: J. Schultz, M. Walden, C. Henderson, C. Voll, D. Manning, N. Luse, B. Weibel, J. O'Dell, M. Hight, M. Sears, R. Ralston, R. Barnes, S. Terry. ROW TWO: E. McKinney, K. Kleinschmit, M. Beard, S. Lawson, M. Bjornson, S. Hoffman, C. Cameron, S. Stevenson, J. Strayer, J. Gross, K. Tatom, G. Ebert, M. Pardee. ROW THREE: J. Wright, K. Nickell, E. Jacobson, J. Herring, B. Bowers, J. Jacobson, D. Catherman, J. Nigh, R. Knutz, L. Depue, B. McNatt, P. Prouty. ROW FOUR: R. House, J. Wilki-son, J. Kleinschmit, J. Roghair, E. Cummins, D. Safley, P. Nash, R. Brown, D. Bosshardt, M. Nored, J. Higgins, Mr. Tjernlund. 58 GLEE CLUB, ROW ONE: S. Nigh, N. Kester, L. Robinson, J. Rogers, K. Benedict, T. Johnson, S. Wold, B. Podleck, H. Zochow, J. Plowman, S. Krohn, K. Rockford, J. Starry, W. Pooge. ROW TWO: C. Gross, J. Shaw, N. Michael, J. Schmitz, B. Mount, S. Rasmussen, C. Knutz, T. Arvay, C. Jesperson, B. Sohrweid, S. Ras- mussen, C. Miller, N. Sharer, C. Trent, D. Graves. ROW THREE: J. Jackson, B. Van Vleck, D. McGill, C. Camp, R. Russell, M. Zenkel, V. Knutz, R. Fuchs, K. Neuschwanger, P. Westphal, C. Phelps, M. Pratt, S. Stephenson, S. Burford, D. Manning, G. Netherda, J. Howard, A. Gebauer. THESE GIRLS show concentration on tone as they practiced for one of their many performances. YOUTH FOR CHRIST CLUB, ROW ONE: Secretary-treasurer N. ganization helped to further the Christian fellowship among the Luse, Reporter K. Peterson, President R. Ralston, J. Kester. ROW high school students. TWO: R. Brown, Vice President D. Graves, J. Roghair. This or- FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, ROW ONE: Treasurer K. Peterson, President C. Miller, Vice President B. Welch, Secretary C. Bernards. ROW TWO: Y. Lofton, A. Schroeder, J. Wright, G. Walker. This organization performed business services for teachers and students to further their business careers. 60 THE CAMERA CLUB was organized to promote picture taking among the students. The members take pictures of various school functions so the student body and townspeople may be informed of school happenings. Many pictures are used in the Lincolnian and the McMinnvillan. The members are, ROW ONE: J. Ulrich, S. Parrett, President B. Howard. ROW TWO: J. Morgan, K. Hess, D. Kline, J. Dashney, L. Laird. The MCMINNVILLE AMATEUR RADIO CLUB co-operates with the local Civil Defense and the American Relay League. They meet to discuss technical topics and participate in amateur radio activities within the state. The members are, ROW ONE: D. Cruick- shank, K. Luse, Secretary-treasurer N. Lundeen, President E. Dolan, M. Rhose. ROW TWO: D. Rasmussen, D. Strayer, C. Chard, L. Lockwood, M. Powell. 61 AT THE MOTHERS' TEA, Dean of Girls Miss Gill was presented with a very special token, a hero's medal signifying her friendship with all. DOROTHY NEUSCHWANGER was selected as girl of the year for her outstanding work as editor of the yearbook and her willingness to help on all activities. THESE GIRLS were chosen as girls of the months for their industrious work in their particular month. They are: September Mary Vinton, October Jo Parrish, November Susan Hoffman, December Kathy Kerr, January Amy Schroeder, February Priscilla Proufy, March Joan Gross, April Jo Ann Kerr, May Judy Wakefield. THE MEN FACULTY were made honorary Girls League members at the spaghetti feed in the fall. Their hair pieces, which were presented them, resembled the main course. THE GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD, who were responsible for mapping out Girls League activities throughout the year were, ROW ONE: Treasurer Janet Wright, Secretary Glenda McAnally, President Priscilla Prouty, Vice President Susan Greenlund. ROW TWO: Arlene Her-inger. Carman Phelps, Penny Honn, Carolyn Latham. 3 AT THE MOTHERS' TEA the advisors of the girl's organizations were presented with gifts. Here Miss Crosby was accepting her's from the FHA as Presidents' Priscilla Prouty, Co-reen Voll, Keitha Well, and GAA advisor Miss Koph look on. THE STAGE GUILD is responsible for the construction of stage settings and the obtaining of properties for school dramatic productions. The members include, ROW ONE: G. Parker, H. Daher, L. Carey, M. Compton, J. Kerr, P. LaVoie, M. Nored. ROW TWO: H. Zachow, T. Johnson, S. Stephenson, M. Pratt, N. McGill, D. Bosshardt, L. Nicholls, H. O'Dell. THE THESPIANS are a national organization that requires a student to earn at least one hundred points to become a member. The points are earned through working on staging, lighting, make-up. directing, and acting. The members include, ROW ONE: N. Lundeen, S. Compton, D. Bosshardt, A. East. ROW TWO: J. Troian, R. Shocklee, N. McGill, S. Greenlund, D. Honn. ROW THREE: S. Erickson, P. Honn, S. Eliason, M. Nored, G. Patterson, P. Prouty. AT THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY assembly in the fall, Diana Dawson tapped Amy Schroeder into the organization. HONOR SOCIETY, ROW ONE: L. Robbins, Secretary M. Compton, P. Prouty, Reporter A. East. ROW TWO: P. Danley, T. Worrell, D. Neuschwanger, D. Dawson, Treasurer G. Walker. ROW THREE: Vice President J. Stroyer, J. Heringer, C. Voll, L. Sauter, D. Bantsari. ROW FOUR: J. Gross, J. Hay, R. Youngman, M. Flanigan. ROW FIVE: President L. Petersen, J. Durham, A. Schroeder, C. Howard, S. Spiller. 65 M CLUB, ROW ONE: E. Noble, D. Odenborg, E. McKinney, L. Phillips, T. Gallagher, M. Skelley, Sgt.-at-Arms R. Gill, L. Dillin, G. Hering, T. Buckley, Secretary-treasurer T. Miller, Vice president J. Durham, ROW TWO: Advisor Mr. Mabee, G. Ritchie, President L. Petersen, R. Miller, R. Catt, D. Schoen, L. Sams, D. Bryan, G. Kinion, C. Burgess, R. Wilson, R. Latham, W. Mekkers, G. Gill- mouth. ROW THREE: D. Bernards, R. Knutz, W. Tuinstra, E. Thompson, W. Rieskamp, T. Worrell, M. Thompson, R. Shaklee, P. Prescott, A. Heib, M. Flanigan. ROW FOUR: T. McDowell, D. Carlson, G. Bracelin, H. Evers, J. Bushnell, R. Jesperson, J. Kizer, D. Safley, G. Bernards, J. Nigh, M. Smith, D. Holmes. 66 WALLY MEKKERS was shown adjusting the pencil machine. This was his duty throughout the year. THE FIRE SQUAD has the responsibility of Fire drills. The members are stationed at various positions throughout the building and check to be sure that everyone is out of the school and that windows and doors are shut. It is also the members' job to report any fire hazard in the school. The students participating in this organization are: ROW ONE: M. Compton, J. Kerr, D. Kroll, A. Schroeder, N. McGill, L. Carey, B. Weibel, S. Greenlund, P. LaVoie, J. Wright. ROW TWO: R. Wederski, D. Odenborg, M. Nored, R. Wilson, J. Hay, L. Dillin, K. Groves, T. Gallagher. ROW THREE: T. Worrell, A. Larson, P. Prescott, J. Bushnell, J. Boling, M. Maftecheck, J. Chalmers. QUILL AND SCROLL is an honorary organization for students working on publications staffs. To belong to this organization, a student must maintain a B average and either have written 100 inches for publicaSon in the paper, or have held a responsible position on the yjarbook staff. This year seven members were initiated into the group at the joint initiation held with the New-berg chapter. The members ore, ROW ONE: M. Compton, J. Prouty, P. Prouty, A. Miller, D. Newschwanger, J. Napier. ROW TWO: A. Schroeder, D. Kroll, M. Vinton, L. Sauter, S. Greenlund, C. Howard, L. Petersen. 67 COUPLES ENJOYED DANCING at the annual Christmas Dance cosponsored by the GAA and the Lettermen. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LETTERMEN, ROW ONE: D. Van Vleck, C. Anderson, G. Doruska, S. Parrett, C. Bell, M. Krieger, K. Well, C. O'Dell, K. Kerr, N. McGill, K. Johnson, D. Dawson. ROW TWO: B. Benedict, G. Hedgecoke, M. Gamroth, J. Lay, N. Allard, B. Hess, S. KuKrol, J. Parrish, L. O'Dell, C. Miller, J. Howard, C. Voll, D. Manning, C. Cameron. ROW THREE: J. Her-inger, J. James, L. Carey, M. Walden, L. Robbins, C. Howard, M. Compton, C. Probosco, M. Vinton, P. Prouty, D. Kroll, A. Schroeder, Y. Lofton, R. Ralston, N. Luse, M. Hight. 68 A T H L E T I C S Athletics take much of the time of the students. Many and varied sports are offered to the athletes of Mac High in both the major and minor divisions. Above, ball players watch tensely as a McMinnville player trys for the hoop. TOM MILLER, scrappy senior quarterback, was named most inspirational player by a vote of his teammates and was awarded the Robbin's Memorial Trophy. COACH DON MABEE'S McMinnville high school football squad marched to its third successive T.Y.V. league grid crown last fall, and in doing so, set a new loop record for consecutive wins. The Grizzlies posted an unblemished 7—0 league record and ran their winning streak to 25 straight. During the season the Bruins racked up nine players on the annual T.Y.V. League all-star squad, which announced at a league banquet held at Memorial grade school. Jeff Durham, Gary Ritchie, Don Carlson, Larry Petersen, Roy Gill draw first-team berths, while Gary Bracelin, Mike Flanigan, Wally Mek-kers, and Tom Buckley received honorable mention selections. Ritchie and Gill were both repeaters from the 1956 season. Three players gained mention on the all-state teams. Ritchie received a second-team center position on one selection, while Petersen and Carlson received honorable-mention honors. 70 VARSITY FOOTBALL, ROW ONE: Coach Eldor Baisch, L. Peter-sen, L. Dillon, D. Strayer, C. Burgess, E. McKinney, G. Hering, G. Kinion, R. Jesperson, J. Nigh, T. Worrell, T. McDowell, M. Mattecheck, G. Bernards, Coach Don Mabee, R. Shoklee. ROW TWO: G. Ritchie, P. Barnes, D. Bryan, M. Flanigan, R. Knutz, L. Halvorsen, D. Schoen, J. Bushnell, J. Kizer, D. Latham, G. Brace-lin, D Carlson, J. Durham. ROW THREE: M. Skelley, T. Miller, T. Buckley, G. Gillmouth, D. Prather, R. Gill, D. Bernards, T. Gallagher, L. Phillips, W. Mekkers, D. Failor. THESE HUSKY BRUINS took time to admire the 1957 TYV football championship trophy, having been named members of the TYV all-star football team. They were: Halfback Larry Petersen, Quarterback Don Carlson, Fullback Roy Gill, Linebacker Gary Ritchie, End Je' Durham. 71 J. V. FOOTBALL TEAM, ROW ONE: J. Hinrichs, J. Huber, D. Horner, L. LaVoie, K. Maynard, J. Earl, B. Evers, M. Smith. ROW TWO: L. Herron, J. Milton, M. Thompson, D. Davis, D. Holmes, D. Davison, VALUABLE YARDAGE is netted by Larry Petersen in the Oregon City game. J. Evans, D. Crow, R. Catt. ROW THREE: A. Larsen, J. Hay, P. McGillivray, D. Foilor, R. Morton, J. Morgan, W. Rieskamp, W. Rasmussen, Coach Bender. LARRY PETERSEN again carries the ball in the Oregon City game. 72 GARY RITCHIE snatched the ball out of the air during LARRY PETERSEN takes in a beautiful pass and goes our Homecoming game against Oregon City. for a Grizzly touchdown. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM, ROW ONE: P. Gilson, H. Smith, B. Wilson, V. Mekkers, J. McGanty, J. Kleinschmit. ROW TWO: M. Powell, D. Elliott, H. Myers, R. Ballard, L. Turner, D. Mathes, C. Lofton, R. Bogh, J. Jvorez, A. Thornley. ROW THREE: Coach Loyal Rich, S. Murray, J. Church, P. Nash, K. McGillivray, T. Murray, G. Tuinstra, S. Huwaldt, J. Goche. 73 BASKETBALL is enjoyed each season by sports enthusiasts of McMinnville and surrounding communities. In the above picture Jeff Durham Irjes for a sinker in the Mac-St. Helens game. VARSITY BASKETBALL, ROW ONE: Manager A. Hieb, J. Boling, E. McKinney. ROW TWO: G. Ritchie, D. Carlson, R. Gill, M. McPillips, M. Mattecheck, L. Sams, L Phillips, D. Safley, G. Bracelin, J. Durham, L Petersen, T. Miller. McMinnville High's varsity basketball squad won its PRE-SEASON third successive trip to the state tournament with a McMinnville. . ....49 Dallas .... 56 second-place TYV league finish. The Grizzlies posted McMinnville. . ....43 Hudson Bay . .. .• .... 56 a 1—5 pre-season record against a rugged schedule McMinnville. . ....54 Corvallis . . . 63 of opponents. In TYV league competition Mac High McMinnville. . ....62 Ft. Vancouver . . . . ... 74 ran up a 13—3 record. The Bruins didn't fare too McMinnville. . .... 37 Dallas .... 35 well at the state tourney, dropping successive games McMinnville. . ....51 Corvallis ,... 67 to Pendleton and Springfield. Jeff Durham led the Grizzlies scorers with an average McMinnville. . TYV LEAGUE .... 59 Oregon City . .. . . .. . 49 of better than 13 points per game, while Lauren Sams McMinnville. . . ...55 Forest Grove .... . ... 37 finished as the squad's top rebounder. Durham was a McMinnville. . ....44 West Linn .. . . 41 first team choice on the all-TYV league club, while McMinnville. . .... 66 Tillamook ...53 Larry Petersen gained second team honors. McMinnville. . ....54 Tigard .... 41 McMinnville. . ....53 Newberg ...40 McMinnville. . ....59 St. Helens . . . . 70 McMinnville. . ....56 Lake Oswego .. . , . . . . 45 McMinnville. . ....60 Oregon City . .... . . . . 54 McMinnville. . ....58 Forest Grove .... . . . . 56 McMinnville. . ....68 West Linn ,... 58 McMinnville.. ....55 Tillamook ...68 McMinnville. . ....55 Tigard ... 47 McMinnville. . ....54 Newberg ...38 McMinnville. . ....53 St. Helens ... 60 McMinnville. . ....73 Lake Oswego . . . . ... 57 McMinnville. . STATE TOURNAMENT ... .45 Pendleton ...63 McMinnville. . . . ..50 Springfield .... 71 LARRY PETERSEN struggled to gain control of the ball in the Mac-Sf. Helens game. LARRY PETERSEN attempted to steal the ball from a West Linn player in the Mac-West Linn game. GARY RICHIE untangled from a mass of legs after rebounding the ball for McMinnville. JEFF DURHAM AND LARRY PETERSEN admired the trophy which was held by Mr. Baisch. Petersen received all-T.Y.V. League second team position. 76 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL, ROW ONE: J. Kizer, T. McDowell, D. Sofley, L. Halverson, J. Dulaney. ROW TWO: P. Danley, K. McGillivray, S. Spiller, M. Smith, T. Buckley. ROW THREE: Manager E. Thompson, Coach Mr. Bender, Manager A. Larsen. POINTS MADE BY LAUREN SAMS helped Mac High to an early lead in the Mac-West Linn game. TOM MILLER goes up with a |ump shot to give Mac Hiah two more points. 77 FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM, ROW ONE: J. Klienschmit, T. Murray, M. Stanard, K. McGillivray, J. Church, W. Lofton, G. Tuinstra, V. Mekkers. ROW TWO: Manager S. Huwalt, H. Smith, J. Mc- Ghehey, M. Wakefield, R. Bogh, B. Wilson, D. Cruichshank, P. Gilson. BIG CENTER LAUREEN SAMS uses all of his 6'4 height to control the ball from West Linn. LARRY PETERSEN adds two more points to the Mac Hi score. 78 GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM, ROW ONE: C. Boersmo, J. Howard, C. Christensen, D. Confer, S. Parrett. ROW TWO: S. Krohn, S. Lawson, A. Bell, C. Probasco, B. J. Podleck, Coach Margaret Kopf. ROW THREE: Manager B. Hess, C. Miller, M. McFee, K. Johnson, K. Well. BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM, ROW ONE: M. Rohse, M. Smith, Manager L. Halvorson, R. Kaiser. ROW TWO: D. Elliott, M. Key, J. Bushnell, B. Howard, D. Holmes. 79 WRESTLING TEAM, ROW ONE: T. Worrell, R. Knutz, W. Mekkers, D. Odenborg, M. Thornley, B. Laune, M. Thompson, M. Evers, T. Horton, E. Noble. ROW TWO: W. Rieskamp, W. Tuintra, D. Latham, H. Evers, E. Dolan, R. Catt, H. Myers, R. Ballard, F. Webster, L. Anderson. ROW THREE: V. DeLay, W. Hart, R. Catt, L. Lowe, B. Sams, O. Erickson, G. Hershback, D. Staller, P. Nash, P. Barnes, J. D. Rieskamp, C. Brotherton. ROW FOUR: T. Davies, J. Ulrick, L. Laird, Manager L. Bolton, M. Cutting, Manager A. Thornley, Manager D. Wallace, L. Meikle, Manager D. George, C. Martin, L. Turner, R. Mathes. JUNIOR BOB LAUNE puts the pressure on his Forest Grove opponent whom he later defeated by a pin. JUNIOR TOM WORRELL was one of the top wrestler for Mac High, here he has an advantage over his opponent from Forest Grove. SENIOR RON KNUTZ struggling to pin his West Linn opponent, is forcing the advantage to his favor. 80 VARSITY BASEBALL, ROW ONE: J. Milton, D. Bernards, J. Durham, T. Miller, E. Bernards, T. Gallagher. ROW TWO: Manager A. Hieb, W. Rieskamp, D. Carlson, J. Nigh, L. Petersen, L. Halvorson, D. Prather, Coach Rich. JEFF DURHAM hits the ball in a tense play in one of the many Mac LARRY PETERSEN heads for second base as one of Mac High base-High games. ball players connects with the boll. 81 TENNIS TEAM, ROW ONE: J. Parrish, D. Kroll, A. Schroeder, C. Probasco. ROW TWO: L. O'Dell, C. Miller, J. Howard, D. Confer, P. Mattecheck, C. Christenson, S. Parrett ROW THREE: K. Neu- schwanger, R. Shaklee. ROW FOUR: D. Burke, R. Cheney, R. Shaklee, R. Brown, D. Hartman. ROW FIVE: J. Ulrich, M. Matte-check, L. Phelps, C. Burgess. JUNIOR LANNY PHELPS is shown worming up before a recent COLLEEN PROBASCO delivers an ace serve to her opponent in a Mac High boys' tennis meet. Mac High match. TRACK TEAM, ROW ONE: L. LoVoie, M. McPhillips, R. Gill, K. Luse, E. Dolan, R. Morton, J. Kizer, D. Safley. ROW TWO: J. Hinrichs, D. Rasmussen, M. Smith, P. Donley, B. Ballard, D. Elliot, C. Martin, G. Herring, D. Hartman. ROW THREE: L. Laird, J. Roghair, J. Bushnell, T. Buckley, L. Phillips, D. Schoen, H. Myers, P. McGillivroy. ROW FOUR: J. Huber, R. Jespersen, G. Bracelin, E. McKinney, D. Strayer, M. Stanard. ROW FIVE: Mr. Mabee coach, T. McDowell, Mr. Bender asst, coach, G. Ritche. TOM BUCKLEY put forth tremendous energy in this broad jump. BOB BALLARD of Mac High track team broke the local polevolt record with this jump. VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS, ROW ONE: C. Miller, J. Lay, N. Allard, S. Flanigan, S. Brotherton, J. Vanecek, V. Wolter. ROW TWO: C. O'Dell, D. Confer, S. Rasmussen, J. Howard, B. Westphal, C. Bernards, M. Krieger. BASKETBALL ALL-STARS, ROW ONE: J. Vanecek, J. Heringer, A. Heringer, J. Howard, C. Miller, M. Farrow, L. O'Dell. ROW TWO: S. Flanigan, K. Neuschwanger, K. Kerr, L. Lepper, K. Hess, C. Howard, S. Rasmussen. 84 H I e H L I e H T s Extra-curricular activities play an important part in the lives of Mac Hi-ers. Along with classwork and homework, the students and faculty devote their time to dances, parties, drives, elections, and all the other activities which make up the high school year. The picture was taken at the Spring Dance, one of the important spring functions, which was sponsored this year by the FHA and the FFA. HREE anxiously watched the homecom-They are: assistant coach Mr. Bender, i Mr. Baisch, and head coach Mr. QUEEN CONNIE I reigned over the 1957 homecoming activities. The homecoming court was introduced and the queen was crowned during the dance, following the game. THE 1957 HOMECOMING COURT was presented to the crowd at halftime during the McMinnville and Oregon City game. Those pictured are: ASB President Gordon Hall, Freshman Princess Anita Bell, Senior Princess Amy Sch-roeder. Escort Scott Compton, Queen Connie Howard, Junior Princess Joyce O'Dell and Sophomore Princess Juanita Hay. THE ASB PLAY, ''Ladies of the Jury, was presented to the public in the fall. This scene was of the jury as the members took their places to begin deliberations on the verdict. STUDENTS PARTICIPATING in the student body play were: ROW ONE: J. Prouty, J. Troian, K. Nickell, H. Daher, P. Prouty, N. Lundeen. ROW TWO: A. East, B. Podleck, R. Shaklee, C. Henderson, P. Russell. ROW THREE: S. Stevenson, C. Boersma, S. Bur-ford, T. Johnson, J. Penrose. ROW FOUR: R. Kaiser, G. Patterson, M. Nored, T. Worrell, D. Bosshardt, D. Elliott. ROW FIVE: S. Compton, J. Reuter, T. Bogh, E. Cummins, D. Crow, L. Craven. HELPING TO GET the play into production were: Directors Arlene East and Carmen Henderson, Stage Managers Dick Bosshardt and Sonya Erickson, Properties Managers Helen Daher and Grace Parker. 87 TOM ALLEN, from Oakridge, Tennessee, explained how radio active isotopes may be used effectively in medicine. Amy Schroeder was holding a geiger counter, while she participated in an experiment with Mr. Allen. JERRY WAYNE, A Hollywood entertainer, congratulated Sandy Ballard after the honor of Miss Valentine was bestowed upon her. SIG UNANDER, state treasurer, spoke to Mac High students Sandy was elected by public ballot. at the February National Honor Society assembly. 88 THE CHRISTMAS TEA, sponsored by the FHA, wos a get-together for the teachers during December. Entertainment was presented by the Charms, girls' trio, and the Brass Quartet. Mrs. Cowlthorpe, Mrs. Six, Miss Crosby and Miss Gill were served coffee and cookies by the girls. CONNIE HOWARD was selected as Miss Holiday to usher in the whirl of Christmas activities at Mac High. MARY JEANNE GAMROTH was pictured with the sugar-candy house that she constructed for the Christmas dance. 89 FRESHMAN CLASS yell leaders imitated Negro mammies for their class competition yell. RALLY SQUAD Grizzlies sang 'There Is Nothing Like a Game during the skit in which South Pacific was the theme. PAJAMA GAME, in skit form, was featured at a pep assembly with Rally Squad members making up the chorus. 1 THE BRAIN sang the lyrics, I Figured It Out, from Pajama Game. Connie Howard figured that 26 baskets every game, two games every week, were enough baskets to go to state. TWO MAC HIGH STUDENTS conversed with Mr. Bender while relaxing at a sock dance. WRAPS and SHOES were left in bleachers while students enjoyed themselves dancing and visiting. STUDENTS VISITED with friends while waiting for music to begin. BARNEY KEEP from KEX was the celebrity disc-jockey for Mac High this year. He was pictured chatting with two students while Glenda McAnally looked on. LATEST DISCS were spun at the sock dance by Mac High students. gry Mac High students. EVA McKINNEY, a Junior student, stepped from the school bus as she arrived at school. LARRY BOLTON stopped at his locker between classes for books. THE RECREATION ROOM was used for many activities, from play practice (shown here) to informal group meetings, or just plain relaxing. 92 MAC HIGH STUDENTS visited with one another while attending the Spring Dance. THE DINNER DANCE, an ASB money-raising project, was attended by many Mac High students. AMY SCHROEDER and JEFF DURHAM obviously enjoyed Hermie Greenlund's music at the Spring Dance. 93 ILSE THIEMANN, Elliott Cummins, and Diana Dawson were McMinnville American Field Service students. They were glancing through a book sent by Leena Saarinen, while Diana and Use informed Elliott of their traveling experiences. ILSE THIEMANN, who came to the United States from Bremen, Germany, was enjoying the sunny weather while attending Mac High. DIANA DAWSON, Mac High exchange student, who spent last summer in Berlin is shown as she arrived in Portland after her trip. 94 PROM COURT and their escorts were: lise Thiemann, Allan Larsen, Diana Dawson, Eldon Thompson, Queen Connie Howard, Hunt Compton, Amy Schroeder, Tom Worrell, Marleah Compton, and Tom Buckley. UNDER THE SEA was the theme of the prom, over which Connie Howard reigned as queen. STUDENTS ATTENDING THE PROM were fascinated by the jewels in the treasure chest. 95 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS of the class of '58 ore: ROW ONE: Jerry Napier, Dick Bontsori, Gordon Gillmouth. ROW TWO: Sharon Kukkral, Donna Hoffman, Arlene East, Gwenyth Walker, Dorothy Neuschwonger, Glenda McAnally, Sharon Terry, Dar- lene Kroll, Amy Schroeder, Corinne Voll. ROW THREE: Diana Dawson, Mary Lou Krieger, Joan Strayer, Deanna Manning, Joan Hight, Mary Jean Gamroth, Mary Vinton, Sue Stephenson, Barbara Hess, Joan Gross. THE CLASS OF 1958 are shown receiving their diplomas from the chairman of the school board, Mr. Charles L. Davison, at the graduation exercises. 96 Advertising by local merchants plays a large part in the publication of our yearbook. Above, Vonda Vander-hoof is shown looking at ready-made garments in one of the dress shops in McMinnville. Compliments It has been a pleasure to supply the Westinghouse appliances for the Home Economics Department FARNHAM ELECTRIC McMinnville NICOLAI’S Oregon Hotel Third and Evens WESTERN UNION GREYHOUND Wesco Furnaces IVAN’S HEATING SERVICE Phone 11311 243 East 8th Street Congratulations to the members of the class of ’58 HILARY INSURANCE AGENCY Oregon Hotel Building Phone 5141 McMinnville DAVIS ICE CREAM 526 3rd Street McMinnville, Oregon MULIKINS BEAUTY SHOP 52 3rd Street WINFRAIDENBURG SUNSET DRUG CO. Phone 2741 McMinnville ARCHWAY Home Style Cookies Congratulations to the Class of ’58 Phone 10221 1238 N. 99W McMinnville BEST WISHES from McMinnville fuel co. Congratulations Class of ’58 PEOPLE’S MARKET Lafayette, Oregon Davis Animal Clinic HOY'S CAFE Carl and Vi Gomoll 1701 North Baker Phone 8983 Quality and Service GILBERT TILBURY Your Ford Dealer in McMinnville Congratulations to the Class of ’58 O’DELL'S TIRE SERVICE Recapping Vulcanizing B. F. GOODRICH Distributor Phone 361 McMinnville, Oregon WE GIVE NORTHERN STAMPS PETERSON PAINT CO. Interior—Exterior Decorating Paints—Wallpaper of all kinds Meet the Gang at the Palm Cafe WHERE FACULTY AND STUDENTS KNOW EACH OTHER Janet Good and Gordon McKay, former McMinnville High Student Body officers, discuss a book with their Linfield professor. Dr. Gordon Frazee. LINFIELD COLLEGE IN McMINNVILLE GORDON CAREY INSURANCE MERRILL HAGAN, Manager WE CARRY ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE PHONE 6421 OREGON MUTUAL INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE Bucbanan-Cellers Grain Company Seed - Feeds - Grain Phone 1091 McMinnville Congratulations Graduates of 1958 DELLS CAFE STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY Life, Automobile, Fire Glenn V. Gardner Phone 8632 McMinnville, Oregon Compliments of WAGNERS AUTO ELECTRIC Portraits—Commercial—Movie Cameras—Projectors—Film 24-Hour Photo Finishing Service 236 Third St. McMinnville, Oregon V2 Block E. 99W Congratulations to the Class of ’58 YOUR LANE CEDAR CHEST HEADQUARTERS THE FURNITURE MART McMinnville, Oregon ERICKSON’S SUPER MARKET 99W and North Evans Phone 8201 McMinnville BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of Pepsi-Cola Hires Mission Bubble up McMinnville TRACTOR CO. Best Wishes to the Class of ’58 Hal Heller, Mgr. McMinnville Auto Parts ★ Complete Line of Auto Glass and Crystal Window Glass ★ Otto Larsen ★ Third Galloway Phone ION McMinnville Branch of UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland L. H. Briedwell, Mgr. E. L. Spilier, Asst. Mgr. B. A. McPhillips, Asst. Mgr. James D. Cline, Asst. Mgr. Finest Automobile—BUICK Finest Truck—G M C VINTON LARSON 2nd and Evans McMinnville Phone—6111 Our Name Is Your Protection” Gale Vinton Hermen Larson DIELSCHNEIDER’S Jewelers Since 1875 Diamonds Sterling GIFTS FOR THE Watches China WHOLE FAMILY Jewelry Glassware FIRST NATIONAL BANK Third Davis McMinnville Oregon McMinnville CLEANERS SUNSHINE McDaniel DAIRY FEED AND SEED mu WAREHOUSE jtSF For Your Turkey, Cow 738 Third Street Hog or Chicken Phone 2861 Feeds Compliments 12th and Adams Street GUNESS of McMinnville PAINT AND GLASS O.K. BARBER SHOP Oregon Everything for the LYLE HOUSE Redecorator” BILLS MARKET Everything to eat” On North Baker St. Across From Mac Hi Athletic Field JUMBO Baker Street CAMERON PRICE GROCERY Phone 4021 and CITY MARKET Phone 851 ANNA’S Congratulations APPAREL Class of 58” Best wishes to MILLER ELECTRIC the class of COMPANY 58” McMinnville HORNER PERRY DRUG SERVICE COMPANY STATION Prescription Druggist Phone 1021 McMinnville COPELAND LUMBER Highway 99” YARDS across from Hi School McMinnville, Oregon Compliments of ALBERS FARMERS FEED SEED CO-OPERATIVE OIL McMinnville Oregon Congratulations HOME LAUNDRY In Sincere Service class of '58 Phone 471 to CASUAL SHOP Second Cowls 415 Third Street Our Community McMinnville, Ore. Best Wishes Our Schools Best Wishes from from Our Businessmen Del Aleen SCOTTS PARR’S FUNERAL K MARKET CHAPEL 523 S. Baker St. M CARPENTERS C McMinnville RICHFIELD M we we gas really give try S H COMPANY to green Yamhill please stamps McMinnville, Ore. McMinnville 3541 Broadcasters Phone 7003 MILLER BROTHERS Incorporated RUDOLPH SCHENK your CLOTHIER Allis-Chalmers McMinnville 411-3rd Street Dealer Oregon McMinnville, Ore. McMinnville, Oregon Phone 3951 Phone 5611 MILLER McFEE Plumbing and Heating 520 4th Street McMinnville, Oregon Phone 511 HOME LAUNDRY Phone 471 Second Cowls HELEN’S FASHION SHOPPE 231 Third Telephone 3512 King's Market and A W Grocery KIWI RADIO AND TV SERVICE RCA—Sylvan ia Tubes Channel Master Antennas Phone 10892 711 N. 99W. Across from Darigold STEELE’S ASSOCIATED STATION First and Baker Phone 3121 ORIENTAL GARDENS Lounge Privileges Banquet Room Hwy. 99W - Phone 1-0571 ORDERS TO TAKE OUT VALLEY FEED AND SUPPLY Purina Chows Baby Chicks Farm Supplies 1240 N. Hwy. 99W CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of '58 RANDOLPH'S FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 527 Third Street Phone 8193 McMinnville, Oregon Taylor Hardware 3rd Ford Sts. Hardware Implements Paint Sporting Goods McMinnville, Oregon MASTER CLEANERS Upholstery Rug Cleaning Hats Blocked Dyeing S H Green Stamps Phone 481 615 4th St. GENERAL HOSPITAL CLINIC Blue Cross Participating Hospital Phone 3301 5th Evans Congratulations to the Class of’58 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF McMinnville Maurice S. Parmenter—Sec.-Mgr. Phone 321 445 3rd St. WESTERN FINANCE COMPANY Personal Loans $25—$1500 Ben S. Gray, Mgr. Phone 6621 3rd and Baker Many of the fine group and action pictures appearing in this yearbook were taken by Jim McKirn. He took this picture as the Seniors started the recessional after graduation exercises. Fine Portraits McKIM STUDIOS Wedding Pictures As the McMinnville High School concert band played the recessional, the graduates filed out of the auditorium onto the sidewalk, where they formed the reception line to greet friends and relatives. DANCER and BENNETT Bus Service Serving McMinnvi Public Schools e McMinnville TRAILER SALES Rex Mobile Homes Dean Carter Bernie Carter Phone 5762 N. 99W HUBERD SHOE TITLE AND TRUST CO. GREASE CO. Phone 7651 Phone 3071 419 E. 6th St. Lafayette at 13th McMinnville, Ore. Necchi-Elna Sewing Center Where to Buy Them” LaVOIE’S NECCHI ELNA SEWING CENTER Phone 9581 1030 N. Baker GILL’S MACHINE SHOP Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 Phone 6291 1505 Kirby St. CONTRACTORS Mike McPhillips, Roy Gill, Bruce Howard, and Don Holmes are headed for Five Star Electric to look at electric appliances. FIVE STAR ELECTRIC Scott Compton is buying a sport shirt in Penney's Store. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Index of Students Ackerman, Alvin 36 Adamson, Larry ... Albert, Karen Allard, Nancy .... 17,68,84 Anderson, Carol ... Anderson, Lawrence 34,80 Arvay, Teresa Baker, Dianne Baker, Pat Ballard, Bob 17,80,83 Ballard, Ron Ballard, Sandra .... Bantsarl, Dick 17,19,57,65 Barker, Ruth Barnes, Pat Barnes, Ruth Bartos, Kristine . . . .. Beal, Clare Beahm, Richard .... Beard, Mary Lou ... 29,52,58 Beeler, Gary Bell, Anita 36,79,86 Bell, Carolyn Benedict, Barbara ... Benedict, Kay Bergstrom, Les Bernards, Bill Bernards, Carol .... 17,52,60,84 Bernards, Eugene ... 29,50,51,66, 71,81 Bernards, Richard ... 29,40,50,51, 66,71,81 Berry, John Bicknell, Evelyn Bjerke, Bob Bjornson, Mary Boersma, Carol Bogh, Ron Bogh, Tom Boling, John Bolton, Lorry 34, 50, 80, 92 Bosshardt, Dick Bowers, Barbara .... Bracelin, Gary .. 29,53,66,71,75, 83 Bradley, Sharon .... Bride, Tom Brockman, Delores .. 17 Brotherton, Cliff .... Brotherton, Sally ... Brown, Dennis Brown, Pat Brown, Ray Brown, Ron Brown, Ronald Brown, Sharon Bryan, Don Buckley, Tom 29, 53, 66,71,83, 95 Burcham, Joy Burford, Sandy Burgess, Clark Burke, David Bushnell, Jack .. 34,66,67,71,79, 83 Cameron, Curry .... Camp, Claudette .... Carey, Linda .. 29,55,64,67,68 Carl, Wilbur Carlson, Don 29, 53, 56, 66, 71, 75, 81 Carnes, Jean Carnes, Joyce ........................ 36 Carter, Jack .............. 37,39,50,56 Cotherman, CallaJean ................. 37 Catherman, Dean ................. 29,58 John Reuter shops for a pair of shoes at Hamblin Wheeler Clothier. HAMBLIN WHEELER Roger Wilson receives a claim check at Harold Talley Insurance. HAROLD TALLEY INSURANCE CO. Colt. Rex 34,72,80 Catt, Ron 17,50,66 Chalmers, Jim 17,67 Chard, Charles .... 17, 49,61 Chase, Ellen 17,57 Chegwyn, Agnes .. 34 Cheney, Raymond . 29, 56, 82 Chrans, Jack 29 Christensen, Carolyn 37, 79, 82 Christenson, Norma 13,29 Church, Jim 37, 43, 73, 78 Cinnamon, Tone Kaye 37,52 Clarambeau, Patricia 37,52,56 29 Clay, Jerry 29 Cody, LaVIrl 29 Coleman, Jim 18 Compton, Hunt .... 28,29,95 Compton, Marleah ., 18,55,64,65, 67, 68, 95 Compton, Scott .. ., .... 16, 18,64,86,87 Confer, Diane .... 37,79,82, 84 Corner, Karon 37 Cottom, Myrna .... 29 Courtemanche, Craig 34 Cox, Gerald 29 Craven, Lyle 29,87 Crow, Dennis 34,72, 87 Cruickshank, David 37,50,61,78 Cummins, Elliott .... 24,29,58,87 Cutting, Michael ... 50,80 Daher, Helen 29,57.64,87 Daniel, Wanda .... 39,52,57 Danley, Carol 34 Dashney, John .... 34,61 Davies, Tom 37,80 Davis, Betty 18 Davis, Don 34, 50, 72 Davis, Judy 37 Davison, Ronnie ... 34, 50, 56 Davison, Tom 37, 50, 56 Dawson, Diana ... 12, 13, 18, 19, 39,51, 54, 65, 68, 94, 95, 96 Dawson, Marilyn ... 31,56 DeGraff, Bob Delay, Jim 18 Delay, Vernon 37,80 DePaola, Jim 29 DePaola, Karen .... DePue, Larry 37,58 Dickinson, Darlene .. 34 Dillin, Les .... 29,53,66,67,71 Dimmitt, Donna .... 34 Dixon, Gene Doxon, Glenn D. .. Dolan, Ed 34,61,80,83 Donahou, Richard .. 29,50 Draper, Ronald .... 37 Draper, Tom 18,50 Dulaney, John .... 13,34,57 Durham, Jeff 18,21,53,65,66,71, 74, 75, 76, 81,93 Earl, Jimmy 34,50,72 East, Arlene 18, 54, 64, 75, 87, 96 Ebert, Gerry 29,58 Eliason, Sheila 37,64 Eller, Sondra 34,57 Elliott, Richard ... 37,56,73,79,87 Engen, Arthur 34 Engle, Lionel 34,50,56 Erickson, Orville .... Erickson. Sonja 64 Evans, Darleta 34,46 Evans, Jerry 30,72 Evans, Larry 30 Evans, Linda 18 Evers, Bill 34,50,72 Evers, Henry 18,50,66 Evers, Michael 37, 50, 80 Fahey, John 30 Failor, Dean 29,71,72 Farrow, Lyle 18 Farrow, Mary Filler, Ronald ... 30.50 HOT DOGS ICF CREAM A W HAMBURGERS CHILI DOG A favorite eating place of Mac High students is A W Root Beer Drive In. Many students may be found here after high school activities. A W ROOT BEER A nurse prepares a pennicillin shot for one of the Mac High students who are served by McMinnville Hospital. Phone 8901 McMINNVILLE HOSPITAL South Baker Fisher, Lyle 19 Fisher, Phyllis 33,34,52 Fisher, Sherrie 30 Flanigan, Michael .... 16,19,53,65, 66, 71 Flanigan, Sandra ..., 13,34,46,84 Fleming, David 30 Fore, Isabella Forell, Douglas 37 Forrest, Daryl 37 Fox, Sandra 37 Fryer, Jeanie 13,37 Fuchs, Roberta 34 Gallaher, Jo 34 Gallagher, Tom . 13,33,34,53,66, 67,71,81 Gamroth, Mary Jeanne 19,57,68, 89,96 Gebauer, Anne 37,59 Geier, Lawrence .... George, David Gill, Roy 13, 18,66,71,75, 83 Gillmouth, Gay Gillmouth, Gordon .. .. 18,49,53,66,71 Gilson, Phillip 37,73,78 Goche, John Goergen, Jim Goergen, Nancy Good, Bill Gorton, Jane 37 Granger, Mattie Granger, Peter Grauer, Eugene Graves, Dorthie 34,57,59,60 Groves, Kenneth .... 34,67 Greenlund, Susan ... .. 30, 49, 63, 64, 67 Gross, Claire 37,59 Hall, Gordon . 12,13,17,19,50, 51,86 Halvorson, Larry .... .... 34,57,71,77, 79,81 Hantze, Barbara ... 37 Harris, Norma Jean 19 Harshman, Senia .... Hart, Stanley 30 Hart, Walter Hartman, Daryl 30,57,82,83 Hay, James 13, 28, 30, 50,51,53, 65, 72 Hay, Jaunita .. 13,34,54,67,86 Hedgecoke, Georgia . 19,68 Henderson, Carmen . 30, 80, 87 Hering, Gary .. 34,53,66,71,83 Heringer, Arlene 13,37,52,63 Heringer, Joyce . 14,28,30,54,57, 68, 84 Herring, Janice 34, 54, 58 Herring, Reta Hermens, Stanley . . ., Herron, Larry 34, 50, 72 Hess, Barbara 19, 48, 52, 68, 79, 89 Hess, Kay 37,56,84 Hess, Kenneth Herschbock, Donna .. Herschback, Gary Hicks, Bob Hieb, Alvin .. 34,56,66,75,81 Higgins, Jim Hight, Joan 19,41,54,96 Hight, Marjorie Hinrichs, John 34,57,72,83 Hippe, Joyce Hoffman, Donna . . . .. Hoffman, Susan Holmes, Don 34, 66, 72, 79 Honn, Daphne Honn, Penny 33, 34, 52, 57, 63, 64 Horner, Bill Horner, Richard Horton, Les Horton, Terry House, Ronnie Sondra Howell is buying sport clothes for the summer weather at Miller's. MILLER'S Deanna Manning serves coffee to one of the many customers who patronize Swinney's Bakery Coffee Shop. SWINNEY'S BAKERY COFFEE SHOP Howard, Bruce 19,61,79 Howard, Connie 18, 20,55, 65,67,68, 84, 86, 89, 90, 95 Howard, Judy .. 34,54,59,68,79, 82, 84 Howell, Sondra 20,48 Hubbard, Larry 30 Huber, Jim 34,72,83 Humphrys, Florence . 56 Humphrys, Nina .... 37,56 Huston, Barbara .... 20 Huston, Cynthia .... 34 Huwaldt, Sidney .... .. 37, 43, 56, 73, 78 Jacobson, iliene .... 5,30 Jacobson, Joyce .... Jacbon, Josephine .. 37,58,59 James, Jill 30,48,52,68 Jedan, Hildegard ... 30 Jedan, Kurt 37 Jespersen, Cleo 37 Jespersen, Roy .. 34.59,66,71,83 Johnson, Dean 20 Johnson, Karen ...., .. 20, 52, 54, 64,68, 79 Johnson, Marlene .... 34,57 Johnson, Marlene .. . 34,57 Johnson, Trocy Jo .. 37,59,87 Jones, Carol 34 Jones, Pat 20 Kaiser, Richard 34, 35, 87 Kay, Barbara 37,56 Keller, Michael 37, 43, 44, 56 Kerr, Jo Ann .. 30,45,49,54,62, 64,67 Kerr, Kathern 30,62, 68, 84 Kester, Joyce 60 Kester, Naomi 34,59 Key, Marvin 30,79 King, Byron 34 Kinion, Gary 16,20,66,71 Kinion, Larry 37 Kizer, Jeff .. 53,66,71,77,83 Kleinschmit, Jim .... ... 37, 50, 58, 73, 78 Kleinschmit, Kay .... 30,58 Kline, Danny 20,48,61 Kline, Judith 30,48 Knutz, Carol 37,52,59 Knutz, Jack Knutz, Ron .. 20,58,66,71,80 Knutz, Vonna Kragerud, Arlan .... 37 Kragerud, Myrna ... 37 Krieger, Dean Krieger, Mary Lou .. 13,52,54,68, 84, 96 Krieger, Rosann 37,52 Krieger, Sandra .... 37 Krohn, Sara 35, 52, 59, 79 Kroll, Darlene 25, 55, 67, 68, 82, 96 Kukral, Sharon 21,57,68 Kukral, Mary Lou .. 35,57,96 37 Laird, Lynden ,.. 35,56,61,80,83 Landauer, Glenda .. 56 Larsen, Allan ... 30, 67, 72, 77, 95 Latham, Carolyn .... 30,50,63 Latham, Richard .... 21,51,66,71 Laune, Robert ... 30,44,50,51,80 LaVoie, Larry LaVoie, Phylis 30, 54, 64, 67 Lawson, Sandy 30, 58, 79 Lay, Joyce 21,68,84 Layton, Gary 35 Ledgerwood, Margery Lee, Katherine 37 Lepper, Leala 35,57,84 Lewis, Gary Linderoth, Veronas ., 35,56 Linn, Marilyn 37 Lockwood, Larry .... Lofton, Richard 35.56 Lofton, Wayne 37, 50,73, 78 Lofton, Yvonne 16,21,60,68 Mr. Jamison and Mr. Keen relax in the office of the Harper Jamison store. Much of the school supplies of Mac High students is purchased here. HARPER JAMISON STATIONER FFA president Roger Wilson tries the seat of a new John Deere tractor at the Cascade tractor building. CASCADE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. Loomis, Linda ....................... 30 Lowe, Larry ...................... 21,80 Lundeen, Nancy ............. 30,61,64,87 Luse, Kenneth ................. 35,61,83 Luse, Nina ................. 31,58,60,68 Madzier, Marilyn .................... 37 Manning, Deanna ............ 21,58,68,96 Manning, Dorotny ................ 35,59 Marsh, Shirley ...................... 31 Martin, Charles ............ 21,50,80,83 Mathes, Richard .......... 37,56,73,80 Mattecheck, Mike ....... 12,13,17,21,53, 67,71,75,82 Mattecheck, Penny ............... 37,82 May, Lester ......................... 37 Maynard, Ken .................... 35,72 Meikle, Larry ................... 35,80 Mekkers, Vincent ........... 13,38,73,78 Mekkers, Wally .......... 22,40,53,66,80 Menkel, Carl ........................ 35 Merchant, Sharon ... 38,56 Michael, Naomi .... 35,59 Miller, Albert 50 Miller, Alice 31,48,67 Miller, Charlotte ... 16, 22, 57, 60 Miller, Claire .. 35, 54, 59, 68, 79, 82, 84 Miller, Emily 35,52,57 Miller, Ralph 22,66 Miller, Tom 20, 22, 53, 66,70, 71, 75, 77, 81 Miller, Wade 38,56 Milton, Jerry 35,50,72, 81 Mock, Juliann 35 Moore, Bradley . .... 31 Morgan, John 31,61,72 Morton, Judy 38 Morton, Rick 31,72,83 Mosiman, Betty . ... , 35 Mount, Barbara . .. , 38,59 Mullikin, Dianne . . . 38,56 Murray, James 22,50 Murray, Kenneth . .. 38,50,73 Murray, Sharon ... . Murray, Terry 38, 73, 78 Myers, Harold 38,73,80,83 McAnally, Glenda .. 20, 52, 54, 63, 91,96 McDowell, Terry .... ... 31,53,71,77,83 McFee, Maureen 21,79 McGanty, Larry .... 37, 50, 73 McGhehey, John . . . 37,50,78 McGill, Donna 37,52, 59 McGill, Norma .... 21,49, 52, 64, 68, 69 McGillivray, Kevin .. ... 37,52,73,77,78 McGillivray, Peter .. 35,57,72,83 McKensie, Patricia .. 21 McKibben, Eileen .... 37 McKimens, Nancy .. 13,35,49,52,54 McKinney, Errol 21,52, 66,71,75, 83 McKenney, Eva 31,58,89,92 McNatt, Billie ...................... 31,58 McPhillips, Mike ........... 22,53,75,84 Napier, Jerry ..................... 22,67 Nash, Phillip ................. 38,58,73,80 Netherda, Gwen ......................... 59 Neuschwanger, Dot ............ 13,22,48,52, 62, 65, 67,96 Neuschwanger, Karen .... 35,59,82,84 Niccolls, Dorothy ................ 31,45,49 Niccolls, Verda ........................ 35 Nicholls, Linda ................... 38,64 Nickel I, Karen ................ 35,58,87 Niehus, Roger ..................... 35,50 Niehus, Dick ........................... 89 Nigh, Jim .................. 31,58,66,71,81 Nigh, Shirley ..................... 38,59 Noble, Eldon ...................... 38,66 Noff singer, Gary ...................... 35 Nored, Mike .............. 31, 58, 64,67, 87 Null, Wanda ............................ 56 Null, Wanett ........................... 31 O'Dell, Carole ................ 22,54,68,84 Barbara Hess is fitted with a new pair of shoes by Mr. Redmond. REDMOND SHOES COMPANY Barbara Huston and Karen Johnson see the different fragrances of perfume in Rexall Drug. REXALL DRUG STORE O'Dell, Helen .... 38,64 O'Dell, Jane 58 O'Dell, Joyce 31,38,54,86 O'Dell, Linda .... 31,68,82,84 Oder.borg, Don .... 22,66,67,80 Oxley, Randal ... 38 Pardee, Mary .... Parker, Grace . .. Parr, Judy Parrett, Gary .... Parrett, Sylvia .... 31,61,68,79,82 Parrish, Jo 31,57,62,68,82 Patrick, Paulette .. Patterson, Gary 31,64,87 Patton, Larry 35 Payne, Leslie Payne, Sharon ... Pearson, Sandra . . 22 Penrose, Bob Penrose, Judy .... Peters, Marvin .... Petersen, Larry ..., .... 13,20,22,25,49, 53, 65, 66, 67, 71, 72, 73, 76, 78, 81 Peterson, Karen .. Petre, Grace 38 Phelps, Carmen ... 38,59,63 Phelps, Lanny .... Phillips, Larry .... . 31,53,66,71,75,83 Planck, Richard . .. Plowmen, Judith .. Poage, Wilma Podleck, Bonnie 35, 59, 79, 87 Powell, Michael ... .... 13,38,56,61,73 Prather, Richard .... Pratt, Marilyn .... 38,59,64 Pratt, Marvin Prescott, Paul Probasco, Colleen . 31,55,68,79 Prouty, Jill Prouty, Priscilla .... , 23, 25, 54, 58, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 87 Ralston, Rosalie ... 31,58,60,68 Rannebeck, Evon .. Rannebeck, Irene . . Rasmussen, Douglas 35,61,83 Rasmussen, Patricia Rasmussen, Shirley . Rasmussen, Sue .... Rasmussen, Walter . Redmond, Elsie .... Reed, Richard Reuter, John Richardson, Lowell Rieskamp, James Rieskamp, Wayne .. ... 31,46,66,72,81 Ritchie, Gary 23, 40, 53,66,71,73, 75, 76, 83 Robbins, Ethel Robbins, Leroy .... Robbins, Linda .... 23, 55,65, 68 Robinson, Judy .... Robinson, Linda ... Rockford, Karen ... Rogers, Joyce Roghair, James .... ... 38, 50, 56,60, 85 Rohse, Mitchel ... 13,38,56,61,79 Russell, Patricia .... Russell, Rayann .... Safley, Dean Safley, Dick 58,66,75 Soms, Bob Sams, Karen Sams, Lauren ... 23, 66, 75, 77, 78 Sanders, Francis ... Saunders, Carol ..., Saunders, Michael .... Sauter, Linda 13,31,47, 49, 65, 67 Savage, Sue Schmauder, Jim .... 35 Schmitz, Judy Schoen, Clinton . ... Schoen, Douglas ... 23,66,71,83 Schroeder, Amy . .. Thair, Sandra 32 Weiher, Caroll 32,56 60, 62, 65, 67, 68, 82, 86, 88, 93, Thomas, Susan Weiher, Sandra .... 95. 96 Thompson, Eldon ... .. 32, 40, 56, 66, 77, Welch, Betty 24,60 Schroeder, Richy . . . 35,50,51 95 Welch, Larry 35 Schultz, Jacky 31,52,58 66, 72, 80 24 54 68 79 Schultz, Jerry ....:.. 23 38, 73, 80 32 Sears, Molly 31, 52, 54, 58 32, 80 38 59 84 Shaklee, Robert 33,66,71,82 Thieman, llso ... 23, 54, 57, 94, 95 35 Shaklee Roberta ... 35, 54, 64, 82, 87 Trent, Carlene ... ., 35, 49, 59 35,50 Shank, Barbara 38,52 Troian, Janet 35, 52, 64, 87 35 56, 58 Sharer, Naomi . . . . 38.59 Trudo, Dick 35 24 Shaw, Joan 35,59 Trudo, Ron 35 35 Shawgo, Robert ... 31 Tuinstra, Gary 38,73,78 Williamson, Joel .... 35 Sipp, Gary 35 Tuinstra, Wendell 24,66 38 56, 73, 78 Sipp, Jim 38,50 Turner, Kenny 32 Wilson, Patsy Sitton, Judy 38 Turner, Larry 38,73.80 Wilson, Roger .. 24,50,51,66,67 Skelley, Mike 35.66,71 Ulrich, John ... 32,56,61,80,82 38,56 Smith, Harvey 38, 73, 78 Vandehey, William 35,50 38,52 Smith, Mike 33, 35, 53, 56, 66, 72, Vanderhoof, Vonda 24, 48, 97 Wold, Sandra 38, 52, 59 77, 79, 83 Vanechek, Jane .... 35,84 Wolter, Vera 32,84 Sohrweid, Beverley 38,59 Van Vleck, Bonnie 38,59 50 Spiller, Steve ... 13,28,32,46,57, 24,68 32,50 65,77 Vinton, Alice 35 Worrell. Tom .. 12,32,53,65,66, Staller, Richard ... . 38, 80 Vinton, Mary ... 18,24,56,57,62, 71 80,87.95 Stanard, David .... 32,57 67, 68, 96 Wright, Janet .. 24, 54,60, 63, 67 Stanard, Mark .. . . 38, 78, 83 Voll. Corinne 24, 52, 58, 65, 68, 96 Wright, Jo Ann . .. . 32,54,58 Starry, Jacqueline . 38,59 Wade, Ernest 32 Yates, Ralph 38 Steele, Bill 32,57 Wade, JoAnn 24 38 Stephenson, Sandy . 38, 58. 59, 64 Wogner, Jerry 24,40 York, Frances 24 Stephenson, Susie .. 32,62, 78 24 Sterett, Bill 38 . 32 Strayer, Don ... 13,35,61,71,83 24, 68, 80 38 56 Strayer, Joan 23,41,54, 58, 65,96 Walker, Gwenyth .. ... 24, 54, 60, 65 96 Youngman, Robert . . . 25,57,65 Stringer, Linda . .. . 32,46 Wallace, Donald 38, 50, 80 Zachow, Hollie 38,59,64 Sweeden, Betty .... 23 Walter, Bill 38 Zenkle, Marlene . . . . 38,59 Sweeden, Glen .... 35 35 46 57 25 Tatom, Karen Webster, Frank .... 35,50 Zimmerman, John .... Taylor, Mary 38 Wederski, Raymond 32, 58, 67 Terry, Sharon 23, 58, 96 Weibel, Brenda ... 32, 58, 67 Autographs