McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

THE Karen Nickell, Editor Dennis Crow, Business Mgr. I960 LINCOLNIAN Published by the Associated Student Body Jim Goff, Photographer Mr. Harry Dawson, Advis TVTrlVTinnville 1-Ticrh Sri. McMinnville, Oregon Lincoln High School Was Built in 1910 . . . The original high school building was a frame structure located near the present Cook elementary school. Four floors of this building have seen extensive use during the past 50 years. The top floor was condemned by the fire marshal in 1948; the third floor received fire warnings in 1955 and again in 1958. It has been used during the past two years because of increased enrollment. and Grew . . . The gymnasium-auditorium building was added in the 1920’s. This building was used for all basketball games from 1928 until 1948 when the McMinnville Armory was rented for games. The Armory was used until 1956 when the new Junior High School gym was finished. This gym has been used for games ever since. The stage has been the setting for many fine dramatic and musical productions over the years. The rooms on the right were added in 1954 and include a chorus room, bandroom, and two classrooms. District Plans Move of High School and Grew . . . The vocational building was built in 1939 and included ag. shops, an industrial arts shop, home economics, business education, and a science lab. The four rooms on the right of the entrance were added in 1948. With an ever increasing enrollment, the once-adequate facilities of McMinnville High became inadequate, overcrowded, and outmoded. The picture above, left, shows the crowded conditions of the hallways as the students change classes. Another hindrance is the lack of facilities in many classes. Kay Benedict, above, right, is shown using the one sink that has to accommodate the entire biology department. Because of too few classrooms to accommodate Mac Hi’s many students, many classrooms must be used for several classes. This creates a problem of storage for the supplies and equipment that are used in these classes. Below, left, Larry Welch is working on his science fair project for advanced biology. This particular classroom is used for advanced biology, all art courses, and algebra. Another disadvantage of the present school is the inadequate space for lunchroom facilities. Below, right, is an example of the lunch line which forms each day, filling the hallway and blocking the stairs. 3 r ma, i Mr. Bob Church, Dad s Club treasurer, and Mr. Sid Huwaldt, president, listen as Mr. Morgan carries on a discussion of the proposals of the Citizens’ Advisory Committee at the regular Dad’s Club breakfast meeting. The high school’s Dad's Club undertook a study of the district’s educational program. The outcome of this study was the Citizens Advisory Committee, composed of Dad’s Club members and other school patrons. This committee, headed by Mr. Robert Morgan as chairman, made recommendations to the board of education for a building program to meet the needs of our schools. The official action of the board was to present to the voters of the district a bond issue which would: move the high school to Consideration by the Board of Education of the recommendations of the committee became the order of business at this luncheon meeting of the board. The school clerks of the election are shown at the Ar- Im mory where the school patrons approved the bond issue. K the present junior high school, with the addition of classrooms, science wing, shops and music rooms; renew the old part of the high school building and convert it to junior high use; build a multi-purpose room at Adams elementary school and build a new elementary school. The new school will be ready for use in the fall. The long history of the present building as a high school ended with the graduation of the class of 1960, but the history of the new “Mac Hi” is just beginning. 4 Table of Contents Administration........................................6 Classes..............................................22 Organizations........................................46 Highlights...........................................72 School Sports........................................84 Index...............................................103 Advertizing . .106 Mr. Fred Patton, superintendent of School District No. 40, has been with McMinnville Public Schools since 1950. He came from the city of La Grande. Through his nine years of administration our school system has increased its educational program for our expanding community. Mrs. Helen Green, clerk for District No. 40, keeps the records in top shape. 8 Our board of education is composed of five members who are elected by the voters of School District No. 40. They have been extremely busy this year making many important decisions. Besides determining school policies, choosing our educational staff, and determining what our educational program should be, they had the very important task this year of expanding the building program. This will include the addition of two classroom wings and music and shop facilities to the present junior high to meet the needs of a growing high school, the remodeling of the present high school building to meet the needs of a junior high and the construction of a multi-purpose room at Adams elementary school besides the erecting of a new elementary school. Board Plans New School Facilities f Mr. Myers, our very friendly principal, is always smiling. Although he has a busy schedule, he gives unsparingly of his time to each student. He is interested in the educational program to meet the needs of all the students of the McMinnville community. His pleasing personality and sense of humor has made him a friend of students and parents. 10 Mr. Baisch, vice-principal, helps students to plan schedules from which they receive the greatest educational advantages. Besides being our very busy vice-principal, he is our basketball coach. He came to McMinnville High School nine years ago. He has been a teacher and a coach all nine years. 11 Mrs. Nancy Ryan, secretary of the guidance center, keeps her office running at top efficiency at all times. Counselling Mr. Robert Paul, dean of boys, is kept very busy helping students plan their work after high school graduation. Mr. Robert Blaha, guidance director, gives individual counselling and organizes the testing program for McMinnville High School students. Personnel Miss Mary Ellen Gill, dean of girls, with her usual smile, is always busy counselling the girls. Mrs. Royce Keller, high school secretary, made friends of all during her first year at McMinnville High School. Mrs. Mary Lou Collins, superintendent’s secretary, greets all visitors to the office of the School District No. 40 with her pleasant smile. English Department Mrs. ANNE SIX English; Rally Squad Adv.; Senior Class Adv.; Yankton Col. B.A. Mrs. SALLY LOUIS English; Frosh Class Adv.; Assembly Com.; Colo. A. M.; M.S.Ed. Mr. JAMES LEE English; U. of Oregon; M.A. Mr. GENE ANDERSON English; McMinnvillan; Hi-Y Adv.; Swimming Adv.; Golf Adv.; Linfield, B.A. Miss AUDREY SHOWALTER Latin; American Problems; Linfield B.A. Mr. NEAL TIGNER Public Speaking; English; Linfield, M.Ed. Mrs. DOROTHY HELSER Languages and Speech Spanish; French; Linfield, B.A. Science Department Mr. ARTHUR FRYER General Science; Chemistry; U. of 0., M S. Mr. VERBAL SNOOK Adv. Algebra; Physics; Gen. Science; Radio Club Adv.; U. of O., B.S. Mr. HARRY DAWSON Biology; Lincolnian Adv.; Head of Science Dept.; O.S.C., M. of Ed. Mr. BENJAMIN SCHAAD Biology; Gen. Science; Frosh Basketball Coach; Asst. Varsity Football Coach; Willamette, M.A. Math Department Mr. ROBERT PAUL Dean of Boys; Geometry; Adv. Algebra; Columbia; U., M.A. Mr. DAVID SEARS Math; Gen. Science; J.V. Sports; Frosh Adv.; Lin-field, B.S. Mr. BYRON BENDER Gen. Math; J.V. Sports; E.O.C.E., B.S. Mr. JAMES GOODWIN Typing II; Bookkeeping; Bus. Machines; Textbooks; Colorado, M.A. Mrs. ELIZABETH HONN Shorthand; Typing; Lin-field, M. of Ed. Mr. WAYNE TATE Geometry; Gen. Business; Algebra; U. of O. M. of Ed. Business Education Vocational Education Mr. PAUL PATRICK Agriculture; Future Farmers of America Adv.; O.S.C., M.S. Mr. E. J. GREINER Industrial Arts; Carpentry; National Honor Society Adv.; O.S.C., B.S. Mrs. JANET ADAMS Home Economics; Future Homemakers of America Adv.; O.S.C., B.S. Mr. GORDON ASBURY Industrial Arts; World Geography; Fire Squad Adv.; O.S.C., B.S. 16 Music and Art P. E. and Health Mr. JOHN McMANUS Band; Columbia U., M.A. Mr. GORDON TJERNLUND Choir: Y.F.C. Adv.; U. of O., M.M. Miss LORNA JOHANNABER Art: Willamette; B.A. Drivers Education Mr. KENNETH ROGERS Boys P.E.: Wrestling, J.V. Football Coach: Jr. Class Adv.; Linficld, M. of Ed. Mr. LOYAL RICH Drivers Training; Health; American History; Baseball, Frosh Football Coach; Lin-field, M.A. Miss MARGRETT KOPF Girls P.E.; Girls Swimming, Tennis Coach; G.A. A. Adv.; Cornell Col., B.A. Miss MARY ELLEN GILL Dean of Girls; Health; Lin-field. B.A. 17 Mr. DON KLEIN American Problems: American History; I.R.L. Adv.; U. of Washington, M. of Ed. Mr. DON MABEE W. History; American History; Drivers Training; Football, Track Coach; “M” Club Adv.; Linfield, M. of Ed. Social Sciences Mr. ELDORE BAISCH American History; Basketball Coach; Linfield, M. of Ed. Library Mrs. KATHRYN LITTLE Library; Library Service Club Adv.; U. of W., M.L. 18 THE CUSTODIANS: Mr. Albert Nelson; Mr. Arlo Olcson; Mr. Ernest Johnson: and Mr. Milo Cowlthrop, McMinnville High’s custodians, work to keep our schools in top shape at all times. THE COOKS: Mrs. Joyce Copeland; Mrs. Goldie Collins; Mrs. Helen Oleson; Mrs. Pat Latimer; our cafeteria cooks, prepare nutritious meals each day. THE BUS DRIVERS: These faithful bus drivers transport the students to and from school each day of the week. 19 M. H. S. Student Council Governs The Associated Student Body Officers: Rosann Krieger, treasurer, keeps the school finances in order; Kay Benedict, secretary, records the minutes of the executive council and student council meetings; Robert Shaklce, sergeant-at-arms, makes assembly 20 calls and helps keep the school looking neat; John Dulaney, president, presides over all executive council and student council meetings; Dennis Crow, vice-president, is in charge of all school assemblies. Associated Student Body Activities The Student Council, governing body of the student body, decides on important business concerning the welfare of the school and the students. Members of the Student Council are: ROW ONE: B. Martin; S. Eliason: S. Savage; J. Hay; K. Nickell; T. Johnson; J. Carnes; K. Benedict; R. Krieger. ROW TWO: M. The Student Council, under the capable direction of A.S.B. President John Dulaney, has engaged in numerous activities the past year. The members of this governing organization have enacted much legislation which the school has deemed significant. Many changes have been made in order that the council be strengthened. The agenda of the meetings has been distributed among A.S.B. members before the meetings. This has made the Student Council more important because the students know what is going on. This year’s Student Council is one of which McMinnville High can be justly proud. Skelley; B. Hess; D. Cushing; G. Lundeen; D. Crow; K. Hess: P. Dejong; J. Jackson: C. Catherman; A. Bell; C Strayer. ROW THREE: R. Shaklee; M. Stanard; B. Good; D. Strayer; D. Rasmussen; J. Bushnell; K. McGillivray; J. Dulaney; D. Horner; M. Cellcrs; A. Baker: J. McGhehey. 21 Students gather for an assembly in the gymnasium of the old high school, as they have for many years. This has been the scene of many high school activities. As seen here, the traditional seating arrangement is Seniors and Juniors seated on the main floor, and Sophomores and Freshmen in the balcony. This year marks the last year of the high school in this building. Senior Class officers were, from left to right: Terry Norman Russell, Vice President; Sandy Flanigan, Horton, sergeant-at-arms; Sue Savage, Treasurer; Secretary; and Don Strayer, President. Seniors Finish Year in Old Building The Senior class of 1960 has proven to be an outstanding class during their four years of high school. This class had many exceptional students that will be leaders in the future. Included in their class were some of the most outstanding students in scholarship, athletics, and leadership that have graduated from McMinnville. The students of 1960 will be the last to finish their senior year in the old high school building. Next year will mark the opening of a new high school. The Seniors chose as their colors Silver and Blue and for their flower the Rose. The class gift was a painting of a grizzly bear on the wall of the new high school gym. The class motto was “Those who don’t advance fall behind.” RICHARD ADAMS LAWRENCE ANDERSON SANDY BALLARD RUTH BARKER MARY BARRETT ELDON BEASLEY WILLIAM BERNARDS BOB BJERKE CAROL BOERSMA BARBARA BOWERS SALLY BROTHERTON JOY BURCHAM JACK BUSHNELL REX CATT AGNES CHEGWYN DENIS CROW WANDA DANIELS CAROL DANLEY JOHN DASHNEY DON DAVIS RON DAVISON DARLENE DICKINSON ED DOLAN JOHN DULANEY JAMES EARL LAVERNE EGGERT SONDRA LEE ELLER ARTHUR ENGEN LIONEL ENGLE BILL EVERS PHYLLIS FISHER SANDY FLANIGAN MILTON FORELL THOMAS GALLAGHER JAMES GOFF BILL GOOD JOY GOSS PETER GRANGER DORTHIE GRAVES KENNETH GROVES LARRY HALVORSON PETIE JO HAMILTON JUANITA HAY GARY HERING JANICE HERRING LARRY HERRON ALVIN HIEB JOHN HINRICHS DON HOLMES PENNY HONN RICHARD HORNER TERRY HORTON JUDY HOWARD JAMES HUBER CYNTHIA HUSTON DAVID JACKSON KURT JEDAN MARLENE JOHNSON CAROL JONES RICHARD KAISER NAOMI KESTER JEFF KIZER SARA KROFIN LYNDEN LAIRD GLENDA LANDAUER FRED LARSON MARY KUKURAL LARRY LAVOIE MARGERY LEDGERWOOD GARY LEWIS VERONAS LINDEROTH RICHARD LOFTON KEN LUSE DOROTHY MANNING RICHARD MENEFEE CARL MENKEL NAOMI MICHAEL JULIANN MOCK CLAIRE MILLER DAVID MORRIS EMILY MILLER BETTY MOSIMAN JERRY MILTON PETE McGILLIVRAY NANCY McKIMENS GWEN NETHERDA KAREN NEUSCHWANGER KAREN NICKELL KAYNICCOLLS ROGER NIEHUS BENNY OLERUD SHIRLEY OLSON PATTY O’MALLY TOM OTTINGER MARSHA PARKS HAROLD PATTON LESLIE PAYNE WILMA POAGE BONNIE PODLECK DOUG RASMUSSEN SUE RASMUSSEN NORMAN RUSSELL SUE SAVAGE JIMMIE SCHMAUDER PHILLIP SCHMIEDEL JUDY SCHMITZ RICHARD SHROEDER ROBERT SHAKLEE ROBERTA SHAKLEE JOAN SHAW GARY SIPP MICHAEL SKELLEY MIKE SMITH MELANIE SPONSEL DON STRAYER JON SEWARD DICK TRUDO RON TRUDO BILL VANDEHEY JANE VANECEK ALICE VINTON FRANK WEBSTER LARRY WELCH ROBERTA WHEAT JOHNWILGERS JERRY WILKISON RONALD WOLF LINDA YORK Outstanding Seniors Win Awards GOLD SEAL WINNERS. Those seniors who have earned thirteen A grades during their sophomore, junior, and senior years are awarded a gold seal which appears on their high school diploma. 1960 Gold Award Winners are: TOP ROW: Don Strayer, General Motors National Scholarship, Yale Honorary Scholarship, Honor Society Honorary Scholarship, Alfred P. Sloan National Scholarship; Agnes Chegwyn; Joy Goss, Scholarship to Beloit College; Judy Schmitz; Karen Nickell, Scholarship to Oregon Technical Institute; Sara Krohn, Scholarship to Lin-field College; and John Dulaney. 1960 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS. ROW 1: Doug Rasmussen, Scholarship to Oregon State College, Lion’s Club Scholarship; JefF Kizer, Athletic Grant to Willamette; Ed Dolan, Scholarship to Earlham College; Bob Shakle, Athletic Grant to Lewis and Clark College; Dennis Crow, Grant to Willamette, Scholarship to Linfield College; Tom Gallagher, Athletic Grant to Linfield. ROW TWO: Juanita Hay, Grant to Linfield College; Sue Savage, Scholarship to Willamette; Carol Boersma, Rotana Scholarship, Scholarship to Oregon College of Education; Wanda Daniels, Scholarship to University of Oregon, Scholarship to Linfield College; Penny Honn, Scholarship to Linfield College; Glenda Landauer, Junior G. I. Bill; Joan Shaw, Modern Beauty College Scholarship; Claire Miller, Scholarship to Linfield College. 33 Seniors Excell in Many Activities ADAMS, RICHARD — trans. India 4; Election Committee 4. Senior Play; Track L4. ANDERSON. LAWRENCE - Football 3,1.1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 ; Band I. BALLARD, SANDRA — Chorus 2; I HA 4; CAA 3; BARKER, RUTH — Girls’ Chorus 2; FHA 1.2,3,4; GHA 1.2. BARRET, MARY — trans. St. Mary's Academy 4. BEASLEY. ELDON — Football 1.L2.L4; Tuck LI, L2; Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2. BEELER, GARY BERNARDS, WILLIAM — Football 3.L4; Baseball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Veep 4; FFA Parliamentary Contest 3,4; Track 4. BJERKE, BOB — Football l,2,L3,L4; Baseball 1.2.L3, BOERSMA. CAROL - Swimming 1.2; Volleyball 2; ASB Play 2,3; Sjreech Tournament 2; Glee (Hub 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Pres. 3; Girls' League Pres. 4. IRL Veep 4, COP 3,4, Forensics Club I. GAA 1.2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, Thespian Historian 4; Chrn. Spring Dance; Jan Girl of Month 4; Senior Class Play; Ro-tana Scholarship. National Honor Society 4. BOW ERS, BOBBY BROTHERTON. SALLY Volleyball 1,2,3; Tumbling 3; Glee Club 1; FHA 1,2,3; CAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Board Chm. 4 : Rally Squad 4. BURCHAM, JOY — GAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; I umbling 4 ; Art Club 4. BL SUN ELL. JACK — Football 1,2.L3,L4; Swimming 1.L2.L3.L4 : N1 Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3.4; F.rc Squad 3. GATT, REX — Wrestling 1,2,L3; Football 1,3,L4; M Club. CHEGW’YN. AGNES — National Honor Society 4; Honor Socirty scc-treas 4. CROW, DENNIS Football 1.2.3.I.4; Basketball man. 2,3; ASB Play 2.3; Senior Play 4; Speech Tournament 1,2.3,4; l.infield Trophy 2; ASB Veep 4; Lincolnian 4; MiMmnvillan 4; Hi-Y 3.4; National Honor Society 4; l.infield scholarship; Forensics Club 4, Mac Hi Presents 2,3, Class Orator: Quill and Scroll. DANLEY, CAROL — Basketball 1.2; Volleyball 1.2; GAA 1,2.3,4; ASB Play 4: Speech Tournament 2; Choir 4; Girls' Chorus I; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, Stage Guild 3,4. DANIELS. WANDA — ASB Play 2.3; Band 1.2,3; TYV band 3; Wind Ensemble 2,3: FHA 1.2.3.4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; ASB Foreign Exchange Student To Italy - fall of 1959; Senior Play; l.infield scholarship; AFS Committee. DASHNEY, JOHN — Football L4; Football manager 3; Senior Play; ASB Play 3.4: Speech Tournament 3,4; M Club 3,4: Thespians 3,4; Camera Club 2; Track L4; Elections Committee 4. DAVIS, DON Football I.2.3.L4; Baseball l,2.L3.L4: Wrestling 2,4; S|� errh Tournament 3; Chorus 1; FFA 1.2.L3.L4; Junior Fire Marshal Club I; M Club; MYF 1,2,3,4. DAVISON. RON Football 2.3; Wrestling 1; Speech Tournament 3; FFA 1.2.3.4; IRL 4; FFA Judging Team. Safeway Award FFA ; FFA State Farmer 4 DICKINSON, DARLENE FHA 1,2,3.4; GAA 1,2.3; IRL 4. DOLAN. F.D — Wrestling 2.3; Traik 2,3; ASB Play 3,4; Speech Tournament 4; Radio Club 1,2,3; Radio Club President 3 ; Senior Play. DULANEY. JOHN Football manager 1; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; TYV Band 2.3.4; Student Dirce-tor - Band 3.4; ASB President 4; Student Council 1; IRL 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Junior Class Veep; Homecoming Co-Chm.: Elections Committee 4. EARL, JAMES Football 1.2.3.L4; Baseball 1; Wrreadme L3.L4. Basketball 1.2: FFA 1,2.3; M Club 3.4. EGGERT, LA VERNE — GAA 1.2.3,4: Chorus 1. ELLER. SONDRA TYV Honor Band 2,3.4. Band 1.2.3.4; GAA 1,2. ENOEN. ART ENGLE. LIONEL — Band 1.2; FFA 1,2,3.4; Radio Club 2: FFA Speech Tournament 2; Tourn 1st PI. 2. EVERS. BILL Football 2.3 1.4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Jr. Fire Marshal Club; Camera Club 1,2,3; FFA 1,2. FEHI.ER. DENNIS FISHER, PHYLLIS — Speech Tournament 3: ASB Play 3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Girls’ league Veep 4; FHA 1,2,3; FHA Secretary 2; IRL 4: GAA 1,2.3; Girls' League Board 1; FHA Board I. Student Council 3; Soph Class Sr Homecoming Dance Chrn: Frosh Class March of Dimes Chm; National Honor Society 4; Girl of Month FLANIGAN, SANDRA — All-Star Volleyball 1,2,3; All-Star Basketball 1,2,3; Tumbling Team 3; Swimming Manager 4; Glee Club 1 ; FHA 1,2; Girls’ League Treasurer 3; GAA 1.2,3,4; Girls’ league Board 3,4; FBI.A 4; Senior Sec., Rally Squad 2,3,4; “Underwood” Best Typist of Year Award 3; County Typing and Shorthand Contest — 3rd place; 1959 Girls' State Rep.; J.V. Leader 3; Varsity Yell Leader 4; National Honor Society FORRF.I.L, DOUG GALLAGHER, TOM — Football LL2X3JL4; TYV 'I earn Award 4; Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 1,2, L3,L4; 1 rack 1,L4; Baseball L2,L3,L4; Senior Play; Band 1; Soph Class Pres.: Hi-Y 2.3,4 M Club 2,3,4; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2.3; Prom General Co-Chm.: Soph. Dance Gen. Chm.; Elections Committee 4; Athletic Scholarship 4. GIPSON. PHYLLIS Girls' Quartet 3; Minstrel Show 3; Choir 3,4; Operetta 4; Library' Club 3,4; Stage Guild GOFF, JAMES — trans. Newbcrg; Chorus 4. GOOD. BILL — Basketball 1,2: Wrestling 3,4; Minstrel Show 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Brass Choir 2,3; TYV Band 3; YFC 3; Science Fair Award 3; Band Award 2; Jcssi 3. GOSS, JOY — trans. 4; Speech Tournament 4; For-cnsics Club 4: IRL 4; Mac Hi Presents 4; National Honor Society 4 . 'Thespians 4; Jaycce Award 4. GRANGER, PETER GRAVES. DOTTY — GAA 1,2,3,4; Jaycce Award; TYV Band 3.4: Wind Ensemble 4; Chorus 2; Sextet 2; YFC 3.4; FHA 3,4 HALVORSON. LARRY — Football 1.L2.L3L4; Bas-ketball 1,2,L3,L4; Swimming L3.L4; Baseball I.L2. L3.L4; TYV Honorable Mention 3, Band 1.2; Choir 1; M Club 2.3.4. HAMILTON, JO — Swimming 1; Band 1; GAA 1,2, 3.4; GAA Board Member 4. HAY, JUANITA Senior Play; Student Council 2,4; FHA 1.2,3; GAA 1,2,3.4: Rally Squad 2,3.4; Art Club 4; Homecoming Princess 2; Varsity Yell Leader. HER INC. GARY Football 1.L2.L3.L4; Basketball 1,2,L3,L4; 'Track Ll.L2,L3,L4; Speech Tournament 4; Hi-V 2.3,4; M Club 1,2.3,4; Frosh Class Pres.; Fire Squad 2.3.4; Frosh Bonfire Chm. HERRING. JANICE - Tumbling 3: Operetta 2: Minstrel Show 3; Glee Club 1; Choir 2.3.4; Triple Trio 1; FHA 1.2; GAA 1.2,3,4; Rally Squad 2,3.4 IRL 4; Junior Sec.; National Honor Society 4; Fire Squad 4; Prom Gen. Chin.; COP 2; Homecoming Princess 1.4: Varsity Song Leader 4; Lincolnian 4: Quill Scroll 4; TYV Mass Choir 2,3,4; J V. Leader 3. HERRON. LARRY — Basketball L3.I.4. Football 1,2, 3,L4. HIEB, ALVIN — Football 1, L2.L4 (manager); Basketball manager 1,2,3; Baseball manager 1.2,3; ASB Play 3 : Band 1.5.3.4: M Club 1,2.3.4; Senior Play. HINRICHS. JOHN — Football 1.2.L4; Basketball 1.2; Senior Play 4 ASB Play; Band 1.2,3,4 ; TYV Band 4. HOLMES, DON — Football 1,2,L4; Swimming 1,L2, L3.L4; State Swimming Meet 1,2.3.4 (record); ASB Play 4: Stage Guild 3,4; Band 1; M Club 2,3.4: National Honor Society 4; Associate Board — Oregon Museum of Science and Industry; Senior Play 4; Thespians 4; Lin-field Scholarship. HONN. PENNY — Girls’ Basketball 1,2: Girls’ Volleyball 2; ASB Play 2,3,4. Senior Play 2,3; Speech Tournament 4; Band 1.2,3,4; TYV Band 2,3,4; FHA 1,2.3: GAA 1.2: Girls' league Board Member 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; IRL 4: Class Treasurer 2: Stage Guild 1: Thespians 2,3; AFS Summer Abroad Program 3; Exchange Student to Austria 3; Senior Play; Linfield Speech Scholarship. HORNER, RICHARD — Football 1.2.3.L4: Basketball ! =Baseball 1,2,1-3; Band 1,2; Class Sgt. at Arms 1 ; FFA 1.2.3: M Club 3.4; Student Council 4. HORTON. TERRY — Wrestling L1.L2.L3.L4. Track 1; Baseball 3: Band 1,2; M Club 1,2,3,4; Class Sg. at Arms 4; YFC 3.4 HOWARD. JUDY — Swimming L2.3.L4; Tennis 1.2, 3.L4; Basketball 1,2.3,4: Volleyball 3,4; Glee Club 1.2; Choir 3.4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Rally Squad 2.3.4; Girl of Month — October; Miss Holiday 3; Varsity Yell Leader HUBER, JIM — Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,L4; W resiling 4 ; Choir 1. HUSTON, CYNTHIA — Speech Tournament 4; Senior Play; Glee Club 1.2; FHA 1,2.3.4; GAA 1,2.3; COP 4; Stage Guild 3; FHA Chairman (initiation) 4; FHA Delegate To State Convention 1. JACKSON. DAVE trans. Sheridan 4. JEDAN. KURT — Band 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, MARLENE — Band 1,2,3,4; TYV Band 2,3,4, All Northwest Band 3- Outstanding Musician Award — U of O music scholarship; GAA 1,2. JONES, CAROL — Speech Tournament, FHA 2,3,4; FHA Pres. 4; Fire Squad 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; General Chm. Spring Dance 2; County Winner — State Pie Contest 2,3,4; Worthy Advisor of Knowles Assembly; General Chm. Easter and Xmas Tea. KAISER. RICHARD — ASB Play 3,4; Operetta 2,4; Minstrel Show; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; TYV Choir 2,3,4; 'TYV Band 4, Brass Sextet 2,3; Hi-Five 4j Hi-Notcs 2.3; Walnut City Four; Thespians; Stage Guild; U of O Summer School Music Session Scholarship. KESTER, NAOMI — Choir; Glee Club; Chorus; FHA 2 3 • YFC 1 2 3 4. KIZER, JEFF — Football 1,L2,L3,L4; Basketball 1,2, L3,L4; Track 1,L2,L3,L4, Senior Play; Freshman Pres.; Hi-Y; M Club; Jr. Prom Chin.; Freshman Bonfire Chin.; All-League Football 4; Athletic Scholarship 4. KROHN, SARA — Swimming Team 2; Tumbling Team 1,2,3,4; ASB Plav 3; Glee Club 1,2: Frosh 'Trio 1; Soph Sextet 2; A Cappclla Choir 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Board 3,4; FHA 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Fire Squad 4; Thespian treas. 4; 2nd yr. Chorus Award. 3rd year Choir Award; GAA Numerals; National Honor Society 3,4. KUKRAL, MARY LOU — Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; LAIRD, LYNDEN — Basketball 1; Track 1,L2,L3,L4; Wrestling 2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 1. LANDAUER, GLENDA — Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Board 4. LARSON, FRED — trans. Corvallis 3. LAVOIE, LARRY — Football 1,2,L3,L4; Track 2,3,L4; Baseball 1; Jr. Fire Marshal’s Club; Attendance Award 34 LEDGER WOOD, MARGERY Band I; FHA 1.2,3; GAA 1,2,3.4. LEWIS, GARY Track 2; ASB Play 4; FFA-FHA TV Program 3; FFA Speaking Contest 1.2,3,4; District Contest 4; Toastmaster FFA Parent-Son Banquet, Student Council 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Pres. 4; National Convention 4; State Convention 3,4; FFA Livestock Judging learn 1,2,3.4; FFA District Parliamentary Procedure Team; Gen. Chin. Spring Dance; State Farmer 3; President — Lower Willamette District of FFA. LINDEROTF1, VERONAS — Band 1,2,3,4, Band Sec. 4. LOFTON, RICHARD Football Man. 3; Band 1,2, 3,4. LUSE, KEN — Track 1,2; ASB Play 3,4; Senior Plav 4; Band 1; Radio Club 1,2,3; Art Club Pres. 4; OMSI Board Member. MANNING. DOROTHY Volleyball 1,2,3; Girls’ Basketball 1; GAA Letter; Glee Club 1.2; GAA 1.2.3,4; GAA Board 4; GAA State Conference Dance Cbm. 3. MENEFEE, RICHARD — tram. Beaverton 4. MENKEL. CARL — Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. MICHAEL. NAOMI — Glee Club 1.2; Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls’ League Sec. 4. MILLER. CLAIRE — Swimming Ll.L2.L3.L4; Tennis Ll.L2.L3.L4: State tennis finalist: Girls' Varsity Basketball Team 1,2,3.4; Varsity Volleyball Team 3; Tumbling Team 3,4; County Typing Contest 2,3; Frosh Triple Trio; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 3; IRL 4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Frosh. sec.; Rally Squad 2.3.4; GAA Board 3,4: Yell Queen 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; DAR Representative. MILLER. EMILY — ASB Play 4; Band 1.2,3.4; GAA 1: FHA 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 4; Gen. Chm. FHA Banquet; Gen. Chm. Mothers’ Tea. MILTON. JERRY Football L2.L3.L4; Baseball L2.L3.L4; Wrestling L3.L4; FFA 1,2,3; M Club 1; Fire Squad. MOCK, JUI.IANN — GAA L3: FHA 2,3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Girl of Month 4; Gen. Chm. Fund Drive. MORRIS. DAVID MOSIMAN. BETTY — Speech Tournament; ASB Play 3; Choir 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Minstrel Show; FHA 1.2: GAA 1,2,3,4; Rally Squad 3.4 (sec.) ; IRL 4. McGILLIVRAY. PETER — Football 1.2.3X1: Basketball 1.2,3X4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; TYV Band McKIMENS. NANCY Tumbling 3; Volleyball 1; Speech Tournament 4; Senior Play: FHA 1.2.3; Rally Squad 2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2; McMinn-villan 2; Varsity Song Leader 4; National Honor Society 4. NETHERDA. GWEN — Basketball; Chorus 1,2,3.4; GAA 1,2,3; GAA Boaid 1; All Star Volleyball 4. NEUSCHWANGER, KAREN — Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Choir 3,4; Operetta 3,4; GAA 1,2,3; COP 3,4. NICKELL. KAREN — ASB Play 2,3; Operetta 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3,4; Triple rrio 1, Octet 2,3; Forensics 4; Rally Squad 4; Thespians 2,3,4; Lincolnian Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; GAA 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Fund Drive Gen. Chin. 4; Jessi 3; All State choir 3; Senior Play; Quill and Scroll; AFS Committee; Hi-Notcs. N1CCOLLS, KAY — FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; YFC 1,2. NIEHUS, ROGER — Basketball 1; Track 3,4, Wrcs-tling 2: FFA 1,2,3,4. OLERUD, BENNY — AFS Student from Sweden. OLSON, SHIRLEE — Speech Tournament 3,4; Mac Hi Presents; Chorus 4: Operetta 4; Rally Squad 4 (sgt. of arms); IRL 4; Fire Squad 3,4; McMinnvillan 4; FTA 3; Stage Guild 3; Trans 3 St. Mary of the Valley. O’MALLEY, PATTY — trails. Montana; Speech Tournament 4; Rally Squad 4 (pres.); GAA 3. OTTINGER, TOM PARKS, MARSHA — trans. Wcstfir Hi 4. PATTON, LARRY — Track 1,2; Band 1. PAYNE, LES — Wrestling 4; FFA 1,2,3,4 (reporter 4). POAGE, WILMA — Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 4; FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3,4. PODLECK, BONNIE JEAN — Swimming 2,3; ASB Play 2,4; Speech Tournament 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,4; Mac Hi Presents 3,4: Forensics Club 4; Stage Guild 2,3,4; Tumbling 3; ASB Play 4; Senior Play 4 ; FBLA 4. RUSSELL NORMAN — Baseball 3; Football L4; Wrestling 4; Senior Class Vice-Pres; Explorers. RASMUSSEN, DOUG — Track 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Radio Club 2; National Honor Society 4 (veep); Student Council 1,4; State Science Fair 1. RASMUSSEN, SUE — Tennis L3, L4; Basketball All Star 2,3,4; Volleyball All Star 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4 (sgt. of arms 3; Prexy 4); FHA 1,3; Library Club 3; Cnm. Xmas Dance 4; Girl of Month 3. SAVAGE, SUE — GAA 1,2,3; ASB Play 3,4; Speech Tournament 2,4; Choir 1,4; TYV Mass Choir 1,4; Choir Sec.; Student Council 4; COP 3.4; Class Treasurer 1,4; FAH 1,2,3 (historian); FHA delegate to state meeting; NFRL 4; IRL 4; Fire Squad 4; Stage Guild 3; GL Activity Chin.; Soph. Dance Chm.; Homecoming Chin.; AFS Finalist 3; Girl of Month 3; Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 4; Mac Hi Presents. SCHMAUDER, JIM — Football 2; Track 1,4; Band 1. SCHMIF.DEL, PHILLIP SCHMITZ, JUDY — Tumbling 1,2.3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2,3,4: GAA Stripes-letter (treas. 4); Rally Squad 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; FBLA; Student Council 3; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; County Shorthand Contest 3rd Place; Senior Play 4. SCHROEDER. RICHARD Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 1; Football 1.2.3.L4: Band 1.2; FFA 1,2,3; Fire Squad . M Club I ; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Golf 4. SEWARD, JON trans. Dallas 4; Speech Tournament 4. SHAKLEE. ROBERT — trans. Forest Grove 1; Football 1,L2,L3,L4; Baseball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Swim Team Manager 4; Golf 4; TYV Honorable Mention Football 3.4. M Club 2.3,4; Hi-Y 3.4; Soph. Class Sgt. of Arms; Junior Class Pres.; M Club Sec.; Hi-Y sec.; Student Council 3.4; ASB Sgt. of Arms 4. SHAKLEE. ROBERTA trans. Forest Grove 1; Tennis I.2.L3; Swimming L3.L4; ASB Play 2,3; Sj ecrh Tournament 2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Rally Squad 2,3,4; IRL 4; Thespians 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Song Queen 3,4; Jr. Class Treasurer; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Princess 3. SHARP. LESLIE SHAW, JOAN — Speech Tournament 3; Operetta 4; Chorus 1,2; Choir 4; GAA 1,2,3,4: GAA rep. 4. SIPP. GARY — Football 3; Track 3. SKELLEY. MIKE Track 1. L2.L3X4; Football 1X2. L3.L4; Wrestling 1,2; All TYV Honoiablc Mention 3; Chorus 3; Operetta 3; Hi-Y 3.4; M Club 2,3.4: Fire Squad 3,4; Student Council 4; Christmas Dance Gen. Chm.; Fund Drive Chrn.; Speech Tournament I. SMITH. JOHN— Band 1. SMITH. MIKE Football 1.2,3X4; Basketball 1.2. 3X4; Swimming L2.L3.L4; Track 1,2: Band 1.2; Hi-Y 2.3.4 (secretary); Junior Class Veep: M Club 2.3,4 (pres. 4). SPONSFX. MELANIE STRAYF.R. DON — Football 1X2.L3.L4; TYV Honorable Mention: All TYV Team 3.4: Basketball 1,3; Track 2,3; Baseball 1: Tennis 4: ASB Play 4; Student Council 1.2,3,4; McMinnville Rep. Safety Council 4; Hi-Y 3.4 (pres 4): IRL 4; IRL Pres 4: Radio Club 1,2,3: M Club 2,3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; Frosh. Veep; Senior Pres.; Robbins Memorial Trophy 4; Football Captain 4; 1st Honors Northwest Science Fair; Boy of Month 4: National Science Foundation Fellowship to Summer School; Senior Play 4; Speech Tournament 4: 9th place in state America Math Contest. General Motors National Scholarship: Yale National Scholarship; Elks Leadership Award 2nd Place: Elks Most Valuable Student” Award. TATOM. KAREN - Chorus 1; Choir 2.3,4; Rally Squad 4. TAYLOR. CAROL — Operetta 3.4: Glee Club 1.2: Chorus 3.4: FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2: Yearbook 4; Hi-Notes 3. TRENT. CARLENE Mac Hi Presents; Speech Tournament 4: Glee Club 1.2; Choir 3.4; FHA 2.3: GAA 1.2.3 Speech Club 4; Rally Squad 3.4; IRL 4: Fire Squad 4 : McMinnvillan 2: FFA Banquet Chm. TROLAN. JANET Basketball 2: Volleyball 1.2; ASB Play 2,3.4: Thespians 2; Band 3.4 (sec.); FHA 1.2; National Honor Society 3.4; GAA 1.2.3; Stage Guild 1: IRL 4: Frosh. Class Sec.: Senior Play; TYV Honor Band. TRUDO. DICK Junior Fire Marshal’s Club. TRl’DO. RON Football 2: Baseball I; Basketball 2: Track 2.L3.L4: Prom Chm. VANDEHEY. BILL Football 3X4; Wrestling 3.4: Basketball 1.2: Track L3: FFA 1.2,3.4: Camera Club I. VANF.CEK. JANE GAA 1,2.3,4; Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team. VINTON. ALICE — Volleyball 1.2: Speech Tournament 4; Band 1.2: Chorus 4: Rallv Squad 3,4: GAA 1.2, 3,4: IRL 4: Fire Squad 4: Speech Club 4; Prom Chm. 3: Bonfire Chm.; Homecoming Chm.: Senior Plav WEBSTER. FRANK Wrestling 2.3.4: FFA 1.2.3.4; (sentinel, reporter, treasurer): FFA Judging Team: FFA Executive Committee. WELCH, LARRY WHEAT. ROBERTA — GAA 1.2.3.4; Glee Club; Library Club; Girls’ League Board Member. WILGERS. JOHN Wrestling 2; Football 3; Band 1; FFA 1.2.3,4. WILK1SON. JERRY Student Prince. HMS Pinafore; Minstrel Show; Down in the Valley: Band 4; TYV Choir 3; Quartet 3; Quintet 1 ; TYV Band 4. WOLF. RONALD — trans. Mount Angel 4 YORK. LINDA Glee Club 1: FHA 1,2,3.4; GAA 1.2.3.4 (veep): IRL 4 (sec.); Rally Squad 4. 35 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Helen O’Dell, McGillivray, vice president; Judy Morton, treasurer; sergeant-at-arms; Mark Standard, president; Kevin Arlene Heringer, secretary. The goal of the junior class is the Junior-Senior Prom. All year the Juniors earn money toward this project. The decorations for the prom had an oriental atmosphere as “Shangri-La.” Pictured are some of the juniors putting moss around a waterfall. Many hectic hours went into the decorations, but all who attended thought it very worthwhile. Juniors Present Shangri-La” Prom Adams, R. Ashwill, B. Baker, D. Ballard, R. Barnes, J. Beahm, R. Beal, C. Bell, A. Benedict, K. Bicknell, E. Bogh, R. Bradley, S. Browp, R. Brown, R. Butchart, R. Camp, C. Carnes, J. Carnes, J. Carter, J. Catherman, C. Christenson, C. Church, J. Cinnamon, T. Clarambeau, K. Confer, D. Comer, K. Croy, S. Cruickshank, D. Cutting, M. Davies, T. Davison, T. Dawson, M. Delker, D. DePaola, K. DePue, L. Dixon, G. Eliason. S. Elliot, D. Elliott, D. Evers, M. Ezell, J. Fryer, J. Fuller, P. Gillmouth, G. Gilson, P. Goche, J. Goodwin, B. Graham, D. Gross, G. Hantze, B. Hart, W. Heringer, A. Hermans, S. Herring, R. Hess, K. Hess, K. Honn, D. House, R. Humphrys, N. Huwaldt, S. Jackson, J. Jesperson, C. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, T. Kay, B. Keller, M. Kinion, L. Klienschmit, J. Knutz, C. Knutz, V. Kricger, R. Krieger, S. Liebert, D. Lindgren, S Linn, M. Lofton, W. Madzier, M Mather, D. Mattecheck, P. May, L. Mekkers, V. Merchant, S. Miller, B. Miller, W. Morton, J. Mullikin, D. Murray, K. Murray, T. McCullough, J. McGhanty, L. McGhehey, J. McGillivray, K. McKibben, I. Nash, P. Nicholls, L. Nigh, S. Nelson, S. Nelson, K. O’Dell, H. Patrich, P. Payne, S. Petre, G. Phelps, C. Plowman, J, Powell, M. Pratt, M. Rasmussen, P. Rasmussen, S. Riescamp, J. Ring, B. Ribbins, E. Robbins, L. Rogers, J. Roghair, J. Rohse, M. Sams, K. Saunders, C. Sanders, F. Russel, R. Saunders, M. Schumacher, S. Shank, B. Shaw, V. Sipp, J- Sitton, J. Smith, H. Springer, C. Staller, D. Stanard, M. Starry, J. Stephenson, S. Taylor, R. Thomas, S. Thomley, A. Turner, L. Van Vleck, B. Wallace, D. Weiher, S. Wells, S. Westphal, P. Williams, R. Wiser, R. Wittrock, J. Wold, S. Wolter, W. Young, V. Zachow, H. Sophomore Class Officers: Doug Larsen, vice president; Theda Fender, secretary; Linda Clay, treas- urer; Mike Cellers, president; Gary Brooks, sergeant-at-arms Sophomores Hold Beatnik” Dance Acuff, J. Adams, T. Albert, K. Alexander, D. Allard, D. Anderson, B. Anderson, C. Ardrey, J. Baker, A. Baker, R. Bankc, J. Barrett, P. Barton, R. Beard, B. Beeler, B. Bergrecn. V. Birkhofcr, J. Birt, R. Bladine, P. Bristol. A. Brooks, G. Buller, J. Burcham, B. Burcham, B. Carver, A. Cellcrs, M. Clay, L. Clement, M. Combs, D. Cottam, J. Cottom, V. Dan ley, J. Dcjong, C. DeVin, C. Dillion, K. Earl, L. Ebling, D. Eborall, M. Eller, C. Engle, T. Farrow, L. Fender, L. Fore, J. Forsythe, J. Fuller, G. Fuller, J. Gamroth, S. Gcicr, G. Goff, P. Good, N. Granger, S. Hall, D. Hamel, E. Hanson, R. Harry, J. Hay, P. Helser, S. Helseth, S. Heringer, W. Hilton, R. Horton, D. Howard, B. Huber, D. Hurl, J. Huston, B. Irvine, J. Jedan, E. Johnson, K. Johnson, W. Juencmann, J. Kerr, K. Kester, D. Kline, R. Knutz, V. Knowing, F. Krieger, C. Kroll, A. Laird, D. Larsen, D. Larsen, S. Lewis, M. J. Little, M. Maloney, E. Manes, S. Manley, W. 41 Manning, D. Martin, B. Martin, P. Mcncfec, A. Michael, N. Miller, J. Morgan, M. A. Morris, D. Morton, T. Mount, A. Murray, J. McCarlcy, R. McCullough, J. McFee, M. McGanty, F. McKay, M. McKenzie, J. Nichus, J. O'Malley, K. Pcndergraft, P. Pettit, S. Prather, J. Probasco, C. Prouty, R. Rash, R. Rasmussen, J. Rasmussen, J. Reed, D. Rhoden, B. Rowher, B. Ross, R. Rossner, J. Rocmmick, C. Salisbury, V. Saum, J. Savage, K. Schmidt, L. Sharp, E. Shaw, K. Shelburne, D. Shields, D. Shore D. Shore, R. Shumway, C. Sieler, B. Simonson, D. Singletary, J. Skelly, B. Slauson, B. Sondenaa, J. Sponscl, T. Staats, C. Sterett, R. Sterett, R. Tate, D. Tedrick, C. Thompson, C. Thorncly, G. VanArsdel, S. Vandehey, J. Waggoner, A. Walker, V. Warmington, A. Webster, B. Whitworth, D. Williamson, L. Williamson, W. Willis, L. Wilson, D. Wright, D. Wyffels, J. Zumwalt. S. Freshman Class Officers: Carolyn Colvon, vice treasurer: Doug Cushing, president; Neal Huston, president; Mary Mead, secretary; Gail Boersma, sergeant-at-arms. Freshmen Win Benefit Fund Drive Alexander, T. Asmussen, J. Applegate, J. Baker, P. Barbour, J. Beahm, J. Bean. D. Beasley, B. Bcathc. L. Bell, S. Bennett, M. Bernards, G Boersma, G. Bowen, G. Bracclin, C. Bride, S. Brown, K. Bundy, D. Bushncll, C Cain, B. Case, D. Church, B. Clay, S. Cline, J. Coleman, B. Colvin, C. Cottrell, J. Cox, G. Craven, C. Crossgrove, D. Crossgrove, N. Cummins, A. Cummins, C. Curyea, B. Cushing, D. Cutler, B. Davis, C. Davis, N. Davis, N. Dejong, P. Dejong, P. Donaldson, C. Dunckel, M. Durham. T. Ebert, S. Eddy, E. Efraimson, J. Elofson, C. Engen, S. Farnham, S. Farrow, K. Fender, T. Fletchall, S. Fore, R. Fry, C. Gallaher, S. Gamrotti, N. Gcier, L. Gillmouth, G. Gipson, G. Gipson, R. Goche, V. Gorton, N. Graves, B. Graham, S. Graham, D Green, T. Hall, R. M. Hamel, N. Heath, D. Hering, J. Herring, R. Hermans, S. Hess, B. Hopson, G. House, N. Huston, N. Jackman, Jr Jenkins, K. Johnson, P. Kaiser, B. Kenn. J. Keller. S. Kerr, K. Kester, R. King, M. R. Kirsch. J. Klaus, D. Kleinschmit, R. Koch, D. Lewis, D. Lietz, L. Linn, A. Little, L. Lofton, S. Lucas, G. Lundeen, G. Mace, E. J. Madzier, B. Magee, M. Mandigo, E. Manes, S. Manley, J. 44 Martin, C. Martens, G. Martin, S. Maulding, B. Maynard, J. Mead, M. Mickey, C. Miller, D. Miller, J. Milligan, J. Milton, J. Mock, J. Moss, A. Murray, M. McConnell, D. McKinney, R. McKinney, T. McManus, R. McSherry, D. N'euschwangcr, J. Nicoll, L. Nolt, B. Northup, F. O’Dell, D. Oleson, B. Patrick, P. Payne, S. Pcndergraft, C. Pierce, A. Pistor, A. Poage R. Pratt, R. Quakenbush, B. Rannebeck, M. Rasmussen, D. Reed, J. Reintsma, J. Reync, J. Richardson, J. Rissecuw, L. Roghair, G. Sadd, M. Salisbury. S. Sanders, D. Saunders, D. Shipley, T. Sieler, P. Simonson, L. M. Slemp, M. Staller, C. Stoelting, D Strayer, C. Temple, M. Thomas, L. Thomas, S. Troian, J. Van Datta, S. Van Otten, G. Van Vleck, M. Wade, S. Walker, S. Webster, D. Weiher, C. Weston, R. Wilgcrs, M. Woodard, W Woodall, R. Wortman, D. Wurl, J. Zachow, R. Zinda, D. Zumwalt, S. O , ( K 45 20� H Nh2 - The gym has been the meeting place of many organizations and classes during the past year. For the high school this will be the last year in the old gym. We fondly remember the clubs and organizations which have brought many lasting friendships and good times. Here is shown the meeting of the Girls League where candidates for next year’s officers presented their campaign speeches to members of the organization. G.A.A. LETTERMEN: ROW ONE: B. Skelly. G. Lan-dauer, J. Mock. L. York. J. Schmitz, S. Brotherton. S. Rasmussen, B. Podleck, W. Poage, N. Michael, D. Manning, S. Flanigan, C. Miller. ROW TWO: R. Krieger, S. Croy, A. Bell, S. Eliason, M. Pratt, R. Wheat, M. Ledger-wood, S. Krohn, J. Plowman, V. Bergreen, J. Hamilton. ROW THREE: P. Bladine. P. Mattecheck, C. Christen-son, J. Vaneck, E. McKibben, J. Sitton, P. Westphal, A. Hcringer, B. Mosiman, C. Huston, C. Trent, M. Barrett. ROW FOUR: D. Mullikin, C. Cathcrman, R. Shaklee, G. Nethcrda, J. McKenzie, C. Beal, K. Hess, C. Boersma, D. Confer, J. Howard, A. Vinton, J. Hay. Activities Keep G. A. A. Busy All Year G.A.A. BOARD AND OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Sgt.-at-Arms J. Mock, Treasurer J. Schmitz, President S. Rasmussen, Vice-President L. York, Secretary D. Confer, C. Christenson. ROW TWO: G. Landauer, R. Krieger, S. Eliason, J. Plowman, J. How- ard, S. Flanigan, J. Hamilton, C. Miller, S. Krohn, J. Sitton. ROW THREE: S. Brotherton, M. Pratt, G. Nethcrda, C. Beal, K Hess, A. Heringer, P. Westphal, D. Manning, C. Catherman, A. Bell, B. Podleck. The couples at the annual G.A.A.-M Club sponsored Christmas dance look happy. The Christmas dance was one of the finest semi-formal dances Mac Hi has ever had. M CLUB: ROW ONE: B Olerud, M. Smith. T. Gallagher, D. Elliot, L. Lavoie, R. Catt, V. Knutz. ROW TWO: T. Horton, B. Bjerkc, D. Davis, B. Vandehcy, T. Sponsel, L. Halverson, J. Buller, J. Earl. ROW THREE: J. Huber, J. Milton, R. Ballard, G. Hering. D. Homer. B. Bernards, B. Shaklee. ROW FOUR: D. Strayer, K. Murray, E. Beasely, L. Herron, J. Kizer, T. Murray, D. Wright, J. Church, R. Trudo. M” Club Represents Grizzly Prowess M CLUB OFFICERS: From left to right: Secretary Bob Shaklee, President Mike Smith. Advisor Mr. Mabee, Sgt.-at-Arms Dick Horner, Vice-President Tom Gallagher. Manning the brooms at the basketball games were Bob Shaklee and Jim Church. They kept the floors very clean throughout the season. Juanita Hay, Sandy Flanigan, Claire Miller, Judy Howard, and Anita Bell show their versatility in leading the yells which are so important to the spirit of Mac Hi. These members of the Rally Squad play a vital part in providing the pep at our games. Yell Leaders Inspire Spirit at Games JAY VEE’s: ROW ONE: R. Kricgcr, S. Helser, P. Hay, Tatom, C. Trent, C. Boersma, P. Fisher, J. Shaw, L. York, P. Bladine. SENIOR COLLECT-O-PEP s: ROW TWO S. Olson, K. Nickell, S. Brotherton, J. Schmitz. A. Vinton, B. Mosiman, C. Huston, K. Neuschwanger, K. Roberta Shaklee, Nancy McKimmens, Paulette Patrick, and Janice Hering are shown rehearsing one of the many routines they used at the games. The song Song Leaders Add SOPHOMORE COLLECT-O-PEP’s: ROW ONE: K. Dillin, C. Kricgcr, V. Walker, A. Kroll, V. Bcrgrccn, J. Harry, J. Irvine, C. Devin, N. Good, R. Hilton. JUNIOR COLLECT-O-PEP’s: ROW TWO: S. Shocmachcr, H. leaders do an excellent job creating and using the songs that have made Mac Hi’s Rally Squad one of the best in the league. Spice to Contests Zachow, S. Wold, K. Benedict, J. Carnes, M. Dawson, P. Wcstphal, C. Phelps. A. Heringer, S. Stephenson, S. Thomas, J. Fryer, C. Catherman. C. Christenson, S. Croy. MAC HIGH PRESENTS: ROW ONE: B. Olerud, N. McKimens, J. Irvine, C. Cathcrman, A. Vinton, B. Pod-leck, C. Jones. ROW TWO: J. Goss, P. Honn, C. Bo-ersma, C. Trent, B. Skelly, L. LaVoie, S. Savage, G. Lewis, ROW THREE: J. Roghair, M. Powell, J. Dashney, J Seward, L. Farrow, G. Petre, J. Sitton, W. Clement. Advisor Mr. Tigner. Mac High Presents and Forensics FORENSICS: ROW ONE: P. Honn, J. Goss, N. Me-Kimens, P. O'Malley, J. Irvine, C. Catherman, S. Croy, C. Phelps, D. Crow, B. Olerud, W. Clement. ROW TWO: J. Sondenaa, A. Kroll, B. Skelly, A. Vinton, C. Bocrsma, C. Jones, B. Podleck, K. Benedict, L. LaVoie, D. Trudo, S. Savage, G. Lewis. ROW THREE: J. Fuller, M. Powell, A. Baker, J. Church, J. Dashney, J. Seward, L. Farrow, G. Petre, J. Sitton, C. Trent, M. Skelly, K. Nickcll. Advisor Mr. Tigner. FIRE SQUAD: ROW ONE: C. Trent, S. Olson, C. Cath-crman, A. Bell, A. Vinton, C. Christenson, J. Herring, Advisor Mr. Asbury. ROW TWO: D. Stoelting, S. Krohn, B. Skelly, A. Moss, P. Patrick, S. Hermans, G. Gillmouth, S. Savage, B. Barton, K. Groves, S. Hermans, T. Sponsel, ROW THREE: T. Murray, E. Dolan, G. Hcring, R. Davison, S. Pettit, V. Shaw, L. Robbins, B. Slauson, J. Fore, S. Van Arsdel. Fire Squad, Stage Guild Serve School STAGE GUILD: ROW ONE: C. Stoller, T. Johnson. ROW TWO: S. Graham, S. Eliason, K. O’Malley, P. Bladine, ROW THREE: K. Hess, J. McCollough. The play “Little Nell” or “Jack Dalton Rides Again” was put on by members of the stage guild and was one of the happiest melodramas presented at the assemblies this year. F.H.A.: ROW ONE: G. Landauer, B. Hantze, S. Wells, S. Gallagher, B. Skelly, S. Croy, P. Hay, J. Schmitz, V. Goche, C. Martin. ROW TWO: K. Niccolls, S. Ballard. B. Ashwell, R. Russell, C. Danley, C. Jones, B. Podleck, A. Bell, C. Huston, K. Clarambeau, J. Danley, B. Martin. ROW THREE: J. Fryer, L. York, S. Hclser, C. Christenson, C. Catherman, M. McKay, K. Sams, P. Martins, N. Gamroth, D. Shields, S. Wold, C. Straycr. ROW FOUR: L. Davis, E. Miller. D. Dickenson, B. Miller, D. Delker, K. Dillin, J. Ardrey, J. Morton, S. Thomas, G. Boersma, P. Dejong, C. Boersma, L. Johnson. N. Good, A. Bristol, P. Patrick ROW FIVE: D. Miller, L. Simonson, J. Mace, P. Patrick, L. Wakefield, M. King, M. W’ilgers. Future Homemakers Undertake Projects F.H.A. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Secretary S. Wold, Vice-President C. Christenson, President C. Jones, Treasurer C. Danley. ROW TWO: Advisor Mrs. Adams, Historian R. Russell, Reporter J. Fryer, Parliamentarian C. Catherman. Mac Hi students relax to music at the annual Spring Dance, which is sponsored by the F.H.A. and F.F.A. 54 F. F.A.: ROW ONE: Advisor Mr. Patrick, M. Evers, S. Hermans, J. Wilgcrs, R. Nichus, B. Vandehcy, D. Davis, G. Lewis, R. Davison, L. Engle, B. Bernards. ROW TWO: J. Manley, D. Graham, L. Simonson, S. Pettit, B. Johnson, T. Morton, W. Manley, J. Bankc, C. Dcjong, T. Engle, B. Huston, C. Probasco. ROW THREE: F. Webster, P. Barrett, G. Fuller, S. Salisbury, B. Beasley, J. Lundccn, J. Kirsch, J. Miller, G. Lucas, D. McConnell, D. Graham, B. Madzicr, R. Pratt. ROW FOUR: M. Saunders, D. Jackson, D. Baker, J. Hurl, L. Payne, D. Cruickshank, D. Wallace, J. Ezell, J. Juenaman, J. Rasmussen, J. Vandehcy, B. Niehus. Future Farmers Complete Busy Year Tim Engle and Sharon Well, are busily at work on the decorations for the Spring Dance “Enchanted Island.” F. F.A. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Reporter L. Payne. President G. Lewis, Treasurer F. Webster, Secretary D. Davis. ROW TWO: Sentinel B. Vandehey, Advisor Mr. Patrick, Vice-President B. Bernards. 55 BAND: ROW ONE: S. Helseth, N. Good, B. Olerud, S. Farnham, F. Northrup, P. Johnson. M. Kukral, V. Lindc-roth. ROW TWO: M. Johnson, S. Eller, D. Combs. S. Lingren, K. Clarambeau, A. Heringer, P. Patrick, R. Hilton, A. Pistor, D. Saunders, R. Stcrrett, G. Van Otten, M. Slcmp, G. Landaucr, M. Keller, P. Honn ROW THREE: R. Williams, D. Graves. P. Goff, T. Durham, K. Shaw, C. Stats, J. Troian, C. Beal, J. Roghair, W. Clement, B. Cutler, G. Cox, G. Kowing, D. Mulligan, J. Troian, M. Powell, K. McGillivary ROW FOUR: E. Miller, S. Mac High’s Band Upholds Standards BAND OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Band Manager J. Roghair, President K. McGillivray, Student Council Rep. B. Good, Secretary C. Beal. ROW 7 WO: Librarian M. Johnson, Student Director J. Dulaney, Secretary J. Troian, Drum Major M. Powell, Librarian E. Miller, Director Mr. McManus. Mr. McManus is directing Mac Hi’s fine band at the annual winter concert. This was a music Zumualt, J. Hinrichs, S. Zumualt, J. Olson. C. Thompson M. McFcc, M. Temple, R. Rash, N. Huston, J. Cline, B Good, J. Wilkison, R. Lofton, D. Ross, A. Hieb, B. Me Carlcy, R. Kaiser, T. Shipley, L. Laird, J. McCollough D. Elliot ROW FIVE: K. Jadcn, E. Mandigo, J. Du lancy, W. Heringcr, S. Keller, N. Michcal, M. Rhosc, P. McGillivary, R. Kaiser, D. Horton, S. Holmes, M. Dunkel, C. Anderson, K. Hess, V. Young, T. Davison, D. Wortman ROW SIX: Mr. McManus, L. Thomas, L. Johnson, M. Sadd, T. Bennett, D. O’Dell, J. Milligan. of Excellence During School Year fest that proved highly successful and was enjoyed by all who attended. Practicing, as all good musicians do, is the band, which works hard developing new numbers and perfecting techniques every day. YOUTH FOR CHRIST: ROW ONE: B. Graves, K. Niccolls, D. Graves, N. Kester. ROW TWO: S. Ballard, C. Mickey, J. Mc- Kenzie, C. Strayer, L. Fender. ROW THREE: C. Rocmick, D. Horton, J. Roghair, R. But-chart, R. Adams, K. Savage, S. Helseth. Christian Emphasis Is Goal of Y. F. C. Y.F.C. Officers: Mr. Tjern- McKenzie, C. Mickey, Song The members of Y.F.C. club are discuss- lund — Advisor, J. Roghair, Leader Dan Horton, B. ing the program of their noon meeting President R. Buchart, J. Graves, N. Kester. with their guest speaker. 58 LIBRARY CLUB: ROW ONE: E. Bicknell, K. DcPaola, R. Wheat, J. Seward, S. Merchant, J. Dashney, A. Pistor, J. Rcintsma, N. Gorton, P. Gibson, S. Wells, ROW TWO: Mrs. Little, P. Sieler, C. Camp, J. Jackson, C. Jcspcrson, B. Kay. Library Club Lends Valuable Service LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer Cleo Jes- person, Vice-President Claudette Champ, Advisor Mrs. Lit- tle, President Jo Jacksos. Secretary Patty Sielor, Historian Bobbie Kay. Two very efficient library helpers, Bobby Kay and Barbara Hantz, are laboriously sorting the many magazines and books that pass through the library ever)' day. 59 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: ROW ONE: J. Tro-len, J. Schmitz, K. Nickel, S. Krohn, J. Carnes, J. Carnes, C. Kriegcr. ROW TWO: C. Miller, S. Savage, P. Fisher, W. Daniels, P. Honn, A. Chegwyn, J. Herring, S. Flanigan, N. McKimcns, ROW THREE: D. Rassmussen, B. Good, C. Borsman, E. Miller, J. Goss, R. Shaklce, P. Patrick, C. Phelps, ROW FOUR: P. McGillivray, D. Holmes, D. Crow, J. Dulaney, D. Strayer, C. Beal, J. Morton, A. Heringer. Honor Society Recognizes Students Carol Borsma carries the wand as she escorts Wanda Daniels to the platform after tapping her for the National Honor Society at the Feb-bruary assembly. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: From left to right: Vice-President Doug Rasmussen, Secretary-Treasurer Agnes Chegwyn, President Bill Good. 60 HI-Y CLUB: ROW ONE: B. Beeler, W. Heringcr, M. Schrocder, G. Hering, H. Smith. M. Cutting, J. Church. Smith, T. Gallagher, B. Shaklee, B. Olorud. T. Sponsel. ROW THREE: V. Mekkers, M. Stanard, D. Crow. K. ROW TWO: J. McGehey, W. Lofton, D. Strayer, R. Murray, J. Kizer, R. Bogh, S. Huwalt, J. Bullcr, M. Cellers. Hi-Y Club Builds for Brotherhood Tom Gallagher gets the nod from the HI-Y OFFICERS: From left to right: Secretary Bob Shak- auctioneer to deliver the tie to Mr. Baisch lee, President Don Strayer, Advisor Mr. Anderson, Vice- at the Hi-Y tie auction. President Mike Smith, Chaplain Jim Church. 61 MAC I.R.L.: ROW ONE: N. McKimens, P. Honn, A. Vin- C. Boersma. D. Strayer, R. Davison. B. Olerud. Advisor Mr. ton, T. J. Johnson, R. Shaklec. ROW TWO: L. York, S. Klein, J. Goss. Olson, S. Savage, J. Carnes, J. Herring. ROW THREE: Mac High Initiates I. R. L. Program Here MAC INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE OFFICERS from left to right: President D. Strayer, Secretary L. York, Treasurer C. Boersma, Vice-President J. Goss. Correlating I.R.L. policies are some of the members of the club. Every two weeks I.R.L. meets, and through these meetings a broader concept of foreign relations and policies is attained. 62 GIRLS’ GLEE: ROW ONE: L. Niccols, J. Beahm, J. Barbour, C. Cummins, T. Fender, M. King, S. Walden, C. Weiher, B. Graves, D. Stoclting, ROW TWO: J. Reed, P. Sielcr, S. VanDatta, J. Milton, R. Zachow, K. Kerr, R. Kcster, S. Bell, V. Goche. ROW THREE: L. Geier, K. Jenkins, N. Gamroth, K. Fry, P. Dejong, P. Dcjong, C. Mickey, J. Mace, R. Poage. Girls’ Glee Presents Many Programs Lifting their voices in song are a few of the The Froshettes, composed of Jeanne Beahm, Betty members of the Girls’ Glee Club. Mr. Tjern- Graves, Nancy Gamroth, Cathy Fry, Pam Patrick, and lund directs this fine singing group. Liz Nicoll enjoy vocalizing for our entertainment. 63 r CHOIR: ROW ONE: S. Wold, K. Benedict, A. Vinton, S. Danley, C. Camp, J. Johnson, S. Savage, S. Krohn, D. Olson, C. Trent, S. Stephenson, K. Tatom, K. Neusch- Manning, J. Howard, J. Herring, C. Taylor, M. McKay, wanger, P. Fisher, J. Shaw. B. Mosiman, K. Nickctl. ROW ROW THREE: D. Lewis, G. Gipson, J. Frazee, M. Morgan, TWO: N. Kester, P. Gipson, T. Johnson, D. Shelburne, C. Choir and Ensembles Entertain HI-5: Left to right: J. Wilkison, T. Johnson, S. Wold, S. Stephenson. D. Kaiser. This is one of the fine choral groups that has performed at many events. This quintet took a superior rating at the District III Solo, Ensemble contest at West Linn. Eighth Notes: Opposite page. Left to right: J. Sondenaa, J. Murray, M. McKay, J. Good, R. Hilton. S. Helseth, A. Waggoner, J. Harry, J. McKenzie, A. Bristol. This group also took a superior rating at West Linn. They have performed to the delight of many groups, great and small. Opposite page. Far right: Mr. Tjernlund looks happy as he laboriously puts the choir through their daily paces. The Choir had a busy year with such things as entertaining the University of Oregon Choir, hosting the T.Y.V. League Festival, exchanging concerts with Albany High School and featuring the Bohemians with the Operetta “Down in the Valley,” plus five community concerts. G. Netherda, M. Parks, S. Merchant, J. McKenzie, D. Confer, C. Gross, K. O’Malley, K. Savage, S. Manes, J. Wilkison, J. Ncuschwanger. ROW FOUR: J. Bankc, D. Ebling, B. Hess, D. Saunders, S. Clay, G. Roghair, K. Forsythe, L. Risseeuw, P. Nash, R. Butchart, J. Klcinschmidt, R. Herring, J. GofT, R. Gipson, D. Kaiser. at Community and School Affairs McMINNVILLAN STAFF: Left to Right: Page 3 co- co-editor and girls sports editor Judy Sitton. Page 2 coeditor Penny Honn, page 2 co-editor and photographer editor and photographer John Dashney, sports editor Skip Dennis Crow, business manager Shirlee Olson. Advisor Mr. Murray. Anderson, McMinnvillan editor Tracy Jo Johnson, page 3 McMinnvillan Keeps School Informed LEFT: Circulation editor Velma Young and general reporter Bev Ashwell check over a make-up for page three. BELOW: Editor T. 66 Photo lab technician Carol Taylor shows The yearbook class worked industriously to put out the ’60 an athletics division page enlargement to Lincolnian. I wo major problems they met were getting Larry Halvorson, Sports section co-editor. needed pictures on time, and meeting deadlines. Even with these difficulties, they put out one of the finest Lincolnians in Mac High history. Lincolnian Reports History of Year Bottom to Top: sports editor Tom Gallagher, organizations editor Janice Herring, business manager Dennis Crow, administrations editor Judy Schmitz. Yearbook editor Karen Nickell, freshman, sophomore, junior class section editor Phil Gilson, photographer James JLj Goff. Not pictured: sports editor Larry Halvor- , son, photographic assistant and highlight editor Carol Taylor, and senior class editor Phyllis Gipson. SCIENCE CLUB: ROW ONE: C. DiVin, L. Fender, P. Hilton, S. Helseth, T. Adams. ROW THREE: K. Shaw, Bladine, M. McKay, D. Combs, J. Danley. ROW TWO: D. Bean. N. Huston, M. Bennett, T. Green, A. Baker, S. Keller, A. Bristol, A. Waggoner, J. Harry, M. Lewis, R. J. Fuller, M. Eborall. Science Club, Quill Scroll Formed QUILL SCROLL : LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Nickell, Shirlee Olson. Dennis Crow, Judy Schmitz, Penny Honn, Tracy Jo Johnson. Janice Herring. 68 THESPIANS: ROW ONE: J. Troian. S. Krohn. S. Savage, B. Podlcck, P. Honn, S. Eliason, K. Nickell. ROW TWO: C. Danley, W. Daniels, C. Boersma, E. Miller, D. Honn, J. Irvine, B. Olerud. ROW THREE: R. Kaiser, J. Hinrichs, R. Shaklee, J. Goss, C. Beal. J. Dashney, G. Lewis. D. Elliot. ROW FOUR: D. Crow. D. Holmes, E. Dolan, K. Luse, G. Cox, K. Savage, W. Miller, N. Huston, D. O’Dell. Thespians Excel in Dramatics THESPIAN OFFICERS: ROW ONE: President P. Honn, vice-president J. Troian, recorder D. Honn. ROW TWO: Secretary K. Nickell, secretary W. Daniels, treasurer S. Krohn, historian C. Boersma. Buckley (John Dashney) discusses wedding plans with Mrs. Banks (Wanda Daniels) in the senior class play, “Father of the Bride.” 69 GIRLS LEAGUE BOARD: ROW ONE: C. Boersma, president; C. Phelps, treasurer; N. Michael, secretary; P. Fisher, vice-president. ROW TWO: S. Savage, B. Graves, C. Colvin, M. McKay. ROW THREE: R. Wheat, N. Good, C. Catherman, S. Thomas. Guest speakers at a Girls League meeting were students from Indonesia and Pakistan, attending schools in Salem under the A.F.S. exchange program. Girls’ League Works Hard Planning Each year for the Christmas season, the Freshman girls decorate the halls. Pictured above are: C. Davis, D. Case, P. Patrick, S. Bell putting the final touches on the tree. Claire Miller was surprised to receive the vote of the Girls League as “Girl of the Year ’ This honor was announced at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. 70 DADS AND DAUGHTERS enjoy an evening together watching the thrilling McMinnville, — Westlinn basketball game. The annual Dad-daughter Date Night started off with a dinner and entertainment in honor of the father. The fathers then attended the ballgame as guests of the school. Activities Throughout School Year The presidents of Girls Athletic Association, Future Homemakers of America, and Girls League honor their advisors Miss Kopf, Mrs. Adams and Miss Gill with gifts at the Mother-Daughter Tea. GIRLS OF THE MONTH: TOP TO BOTTOM: April P. Honn, February J. Carnes, January P. Fisher and C. Boersma, December S. Olson, November C. Catherman, Girl of the Year C. Miller, October J. Howard, September J. Mock. As students look back at their year in McMinnville High School, they recall with pleasure the extra-curricular activities. Here the pleasant memories of dances, assemblies, and other highlights are hailed as the bright spots in the past history of McMinnville High School. This picture shows a group of girls gathered around the piano listening to a performer at one of our assemblies. I960 Homecoming The 1959 Homecoming festivities started with a street rally Tuesday night prior to the Homecoming game. The Yell and Song Leaders created spirit and enthusiasm in the crowd. After the captain, co-captain, and court were announced, students clasped friendly hands and formed a serpentine to the high school gym where a sock dance was held. Glowing Queen Roberta I reigns over the 1959 Homecoming festivities. Roberta smiles happily as she is presented to the crowd, during half-time at the Homecoming game. The Homecoming court and their escorts are, left to right: Sophomore Princess Patty Hay and escort Larry Turner, Senior Princess Janice Herring and escort Sid Huwalt, Queen Roberta Shaklee and escort Rolf Adams, Junior Princess Paulette Patrick and escort Jim Kleinschmidt, Freshman Princess Gail Boersma and escort Ron Butchart. Highlights Football At the annual Homecoming game, Queen Roberta I and her court were presented to the crowd before the start of the game and again at the halftime. The Homecoming festivities ended with a gala sock dance, honoring the Queen and her court. The Homecoming court for 1959 is, left to right; Junior Princess Paulette Patrick, Freshman Princess Gail Boersma, Queen Roberta Shaklee, Sophomore Princess Patty Hay, and Senior Princess Janice Herring. The street rally where the enthusiastic crowd cheered as the captain, co-captain and Homecoming Court were announced, was held on Tuesday prior to the annual Homecoming game. This is how these two Yell Leaders, Roberta Shaklee and Janice Herring, look to the cheering crowd as they create spirit for the Homecoming festivities. 75 Activities Add Above left: The Sophomore pep girls put on many comical skits for enjoyment. Above right: Faculty and students enjoy the benefit basketball game for the fund drive. Center: The Kiwanians worked hard on the pancake feed. Below: Rally Squad girls satirize football teams at pep assemblies. Variety to Year Above: Laughter and good entertainment were provided by Santa and the “Eight Notes” at the Christmas assembly. Center: Various cultural assemblies help to develop student interest. Below left: Our assembly speaker acknowledges applause after her interesting talk on the U.S.S.R. Below right: The “High Five” prove to be a very popular singing group. The A.S.B. Play cast: L. to R. KNEELING; Gary Lewis, John Dashncy, Tracy Johnson, Dick Elliott, Janet Troian, Bonnie Podleck, Wade Miller, Don Strayer; STANDING: Phyllis Fisher, Alice Cummins, Liz Geier, Alice Pistor, Emily Miller, Kitty O’Mally, Carol Danley, Sue Savage, Susann Graham, Benny Olerud, Kent Savage, John Hin-richs, Jim McCullough, Cheryl Staller, Ken Luse, Pam Bladine, Don Homes. A. S. B. Play Was Onions in the Stew” Left: Wade Miller (Claud) applies make-up to Kent Savage for his part in the play as New Motor Marvin, the plumber. Right: The responsibility of student director weighs heavily on the shoulders of Karen Nickell. Lower Left: A.S.B. Play director, Mrs. Honn, gives a general briefing to the rehearsing students, who are, L. to R.: Susann Graham, Karen Nickell, Gary Lewis, Alice Pistor, Kent Savage, Jim McCullough, Bonnie Podleck, Tracy Johnson, Janet Troian, and Dick Elliott. Lower Right: Getting ready for the play in the make-up room are, Left side: Bonnie Podleck, Tracy Johnson, and Don Strayer; Right side: Gary Lewis, Alice Cummins, Liz Geier, and Alice Pistor. “Father of the Bride” cast answers a curtain call house entertained and amused throughout the per- for a very receptive audience. The play kept the formance. Seniors Give Father of the Bride” Senior Play Stage Crew: ROW ONE: M. Morgan, A. Warmington, C. Shumway, P. Honn, D. Honn, A. Pistor, C. Staller. ROW TWO: J. McCullough, N. Russell, M. Smith, K. Hess, S. Keller. The senior class play, “Father of the Bride,” was one of the highlights of the year. The play centered around the plans for the wedding of the daughter of a certain prudent, successful businessman. The once-small wedding grows into a “monster” and causes complete chaos, including several near-elopements, the canceling of the wedding, tearing down of the Banks’ home, with enough relatives and workmen running about to run a three-ring circus. SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST: ROW ONE: C. Danley, J. Schmitz, K. Nickell, B. Podleck, S. Savage, P. Honn, W. Daniels. ROW TWO: C. Huston, J. Goss, D. Crow, D. Holmes, K. Luse, J. Hinrichs, G. Lewis, J. Dulaney, J. Troian, S. Krohn. ROW THREE: D. Adams, C. Boersma, D. Strayer, E. Dolan, J. Dashney, P. McGillivray, M. Smith, T. Horton, N. Russell. NOT PICTURED: S. Olson, J. Kizer, B. Olerud. _ 1960 Prom Court, left to right: Escort D. Cruickshank, Ghehey; Junior class President M. Standard: Princess Princess J. Howard; Princess J. Mock, Escort P. Gil- C. Miller, Escort M. Evers; not pictured Princess S. son; Escort H. Smith, Queen J. Hay; Escort J. Me- Flanigan. Juniors Host Seniors at Shangri-La” Looks like they’re enjoying it. K. Nick-ell and D. Crow have a delightful eve- ning at the Prom. “Could have danced all night,” is what they’re probably thinking, as Juniors and Seniors enjoy a night at “Shangri-La.” 80 A. F. S. Program Rates High Left. Students here and abroad learn about their foreign neighbors through exchange visits to other countries. Two of our former exchange students, Elliott Cummins (Italy) and Diana Dawson (Germany), are interested in the I.R.L. scrapbook as Penny Honn (Austria) and Wanda Daniels (Italy) confer with Bengt Olerud (from Sweden) about the A.F.S, program. Center. Knowledge and interest in the A.F.S. program are stimulated by presenting assemblies in which students from various countries tell about their homelands. Below, left. The A.F.S.’ers become better acquainted and answer students’ questions at a reception held after a panel discussion conducted before the student body. Below, right. Benny Olerud, our foreign exchange student from Sweden, adapted quickly to our way of life through student activities and organizations. Benny was active in speech, dramatic, musical, and athletic programs. He is shown in the locker room of the field house after a football game in which he played. The graduating class of 1960 listens to class orator, Dennis Crow, as he emphasizes that this is the final night of achievement for each high school student. Senior Class of ”60” Proves Outstanding; The graduation class, 133 strong, march into the auditorium for commencement exercises that will end their high school career. “Ex-seniors” are stirred by mixed emo- mencement exercises. Some bid classmates tions at the reception line after the com- a fond farewell and some shed a tear. Principal Ken Myers chats with two graduates at the reception given by parents of the seniors. Year Closes Graduates and their dates enjoy the buffet sation at the reception in the Elk’s club luncheon, dancing, and friendly conver- basement in their honor. As we look back at the sport; season of the past year, we recall many moments ol glory, as shown in this picture. The faces of the teair members reflect the homecoming victory over Newberjj in this locker-room scene. The sports season in general was a good one for the students of McMinnville High School. Although none of the teams were outstanding there were many fine teams and individual performances during the year. mm Although the 1959 Grizzlies were not a championship team, they gave spectators many thrilling hours of football. Senior Tom Gallagher led Bear scoring with 60 points and 3rd place in the league. Jeff Kizer, Don Strayer and Gallagher were chosen to the TYV All-Star team. Mac 24 — St. Helens ... 34 Mac 12 — Dallas .......... 13 Mac 14 — Tigard ........... 7 Mac 7 — West Linn... 7 Mac 6 — Tillamook .. 12 Mac 34 — Forest Grove .. 7 Mac 38 — Newberg ... 7 Mac 18 — Lake Oswego 6 Mac 0 — Oregon City 20 FIRST ROW D. Strayer; G. Hcring: J. Kizer, J. Church; R. Shaklee; J. Bushncll; L. Herron; SECOND ROW A. Heib; B. Bjerke; J. Buller; R. Catt; J. Huber; T. Gallagher; J. Milton; K. Murry; D. Wright; THIRD Don Strayer received the Robbins Memorial Leadership Trophy at the football award assembly. Bears Bring Exciting Gallagher, Kizer, and Strayer TYV All-Stars discussed football strategy. 86 ROW- Coach Mabee; D. Homer; R. Schroeder; M. Smith; R. Bogh: t. LaVoie; J. Hinrichs; E. Beasley; G. Eborral; M. Skelley: Coach Bender; FOURTH ROW: D. Laird; B. Evers; B. Vandchey; D. Davis; P. McGil-livray; L. Halvorson; J. Earl; N. Russell; L. Anderson. Moments of Football Our coaches, Mr. Mabee, Mr. Bender, and Mr. Schaad reviewed a play used against opponents. Powerful St. Helens Lions wound up on top of the 1959 TYV league, while the Grizzlies were in a distant 6th place. Mac’s record of 4—4—1 was anything but a failure. The boys performed well but “we just couldn’t get any breaks this year,” according to Coach Mabee. TYV — LEAGUE STANDINGS 1 — St. Helens 2 — Dallas 3 — Lake Oswego 4 — Oregon City 5 — West Linn 6 — McMinnville 7 — Forest Grove 8 — Tillamook 9 — Tigard 10 — Newberg Skip Murray and Jim Church received the Jesperson Memorial Trophy as the outstanding Juniors. 87 L. Herron, Edn Honorable Mention D. Horner, Guard C. Hering, Tackle Honorable Mention B. Shaklee. Guard Honorable Mention J. Kizer, Guard TYV All-Star Church, Center J. Huber, Back Honorable Mention S. Murray, Back Honorable Mention T. Gallagher, Back] TYV All-Star J. Buller, Back M. Skelly. Guard L. LaVoie. Guard R. Schroeder. Tackle L. Halvorson, Back B. Vandehey, Back Milton. Back J. Bushnell, Tackle M. Smith. Back D. Davis, Guard ROW ONE — T. Sponscl, M. Eborall. W. Clement, J. Barnes. B. Barton, M. Keller, D. Ross, C. Heringer, ROW TWO — W. Manley, D. Elliot. B. Huston. B. Beard. R. Adams, J. Fuller, D. Graham, ROW THREE — J. Miller, D. Laird, D. Witworth. R. Kline, J. Singletary-, L. Robbins, R. McCarley, P. Nash, ROW FOUR — R. Bute hart, W. Melonuk, W. Lofton, M. Ccllcrs, B. Slauson, J. Prather. D. Larson, ROW FIVE — K. Rogers, D. Sears, D. Mathers, V. Cottom, W. Williamson, K. McGillivary. D. Elliot, B. Olson, G. Gipson. J. V.’s Have Successful Season Mr. Mabee, Mr. Schaad, and Mr. Bender intently Tom Gallagher breaks away for yardage in the watch the action on the field. homecoming game with Newberg. 90 ROW ONE — J. Ncushwanger, D. Cushing, D. Odell, B. Hess, E. Harris, G. Bernards, ROW TWO — B. Beasley, J. Scott, M. McGee5 G. Hopson, G. Van Otlon, J. Troian, J. Keen, ROW THREE — S. Thomas, D. Wortman, J. Applegate, L. Thomas, J. Frazee, D. Koch, J. Pertell, M. Dunkcl. ROW FOUR — S. Holmes, T. Shipley. B. Cuttler, E. Mandigo, G. Bowen, T. Durham, D. McSheery, G. Roghair, ROW FIVE — V. Barnes, J. Cline, M. Temple, L. Beathe, B. Church, D. Graham, J. Hering, M. Saunders. Frosh Have Winning Year Grizzly Jerry Milton dives for extra yardage in the Newberg game. End Eldon Beasley gives added stretch, but not quite enough. Grizzlies Have Building Year A. Hieb. Manager: M. Smith. T. Gallagher. R. Bogh, J. Bullcr, J. Kizer, S. VanArsdel, G. Hering, P. McGillivary, J. Dulaney. B. Slauson, L. Halvorson, R. Kline, S. Murray, H. Smith, V. Mekkers, D. Crow. Manager: Not pictured are Managers C. Heringer and D. Wright. Coach Baisch isn’t pictured cither. Mac League First Half 59 — Oregon City 48 Mac 34 — Tillamook . . 52 Mac 33 — Forest Grove. 41 Mac 55 - West Linn . . 65 Mac 36 — Tigard 49 Mac 37 — Dallas 48 Mac 48 — New berg . . . . 40 Mac 38 — St. Helens . . 59 Mac 44 — Oswego .... 45 Pre-Season Scores Mac 43 — Corvallis .... 60 Mac 46 — Jefferson .... 51 Mac 43 — Ft. Vancouver 49 Mac 45 — Benson 68 This year’s Grizzlies basketball season was one of a building season for Coach Baisch. After the Griz-lies had dropped out of contention for league leadership Baisch began building, with seven underclassmen seeing more action. Although the Grizzlies did not have a good year, it was anything but an uneventful year. After a brilliant victory over West Linn the Grizzlies seemed to come to life, as they won their next 4 out of 7. In their final two games the Bears dropped heartbreaking games to St. Helens in overtime and Lake Oswego, both tourney bound. League Second Half Mac 47 — Oregon City 51 Mac 47 — Tillamook .. 82 Mac 37 — Forest Grove 52 Mac 55 — West Linn . . 53 Mac 45 — Tigard 41 Mac 45 — Newberg .... 41 Mac 68 — Dallas 62 Mac 41 — St. Helens . . 43 Mac 60 — Lake Oswego 70 92 Buller struggles to gain control from Tigard Players. VanArsdel found Tigard’s 6 foot 5 inch center a little annoying at times. Mekkers hits for two more points. John Buller vies Newberg players for control of ball, as Tom Gallagher stands ready to help. 93 Tom Gallagher’s driving lay-in helped to beat a fired-up Newberg crew. A tisket a tasket, who made the basket. Come on now, where is it? Vinnie Mekkers goes high to flip one in. 94 FIRST ROW — J. Hering, J. Frazec. S. Holmes. Cushing, L. Rissceuw, G. Roghair, J. Lundecn. T. M. Temple, T. Durham, L. Bcathe, D. Sanders, Shipley. SECOND ROW — Coach Schaad, D. Koch, D. J. V.-Frosh Boast Successful Season FIRST ROW — D. Laird. D. Larson, J. Miller. B. Slauson, J. Beard, SECOND ROW — B. Cain, M. Cellers, D. Graham, D. Alexander. D. Tate, G. Fuller. R. Rash, THIRD ROW — J. Church. P. McGillivary. S. Murray. R. Brown, R. Kline, Coach Bender. FIRST ROW — J. Milton. B. Vanclehey. L. Turner, D. Mather, M. Evers, T. Horton, V. Knutz, M. Dunckel, G. Kowing; SECOND ROW — K. Savage, J. Fore, F. Mc-Ganty. D. Whitworth. F. Nash, G. Brooks, L. Payne, J. Earl, R. Shipley. T. Sponsel. THIRD ROW — L. Anderson, D. Bundy, E. Mandigo, L. Thomas, J. Vandehey, F. Webster, B. Barton. R. McCarley, C. Probasco, M. Eborall. R. Butch- art, D. Horton, B. Nolt, J. Richardson: FOURTH ROW — J. Reintsma, J. Wyffles, S. Gamroth. T. Engle, R. Catt, D. Davis, B. Evers, K. Orndorflf, R. Pratt, D. Lewis, L. Leitz; NOT PICTURED — R. Ballard, B. Beasley, T. McKinney, B. Payne, N. Russell, D. Staller, D. Wallace, R. Weston. Bruin Grapplers Have a Good Year ROW ONE — A. Bell, B. Hantz, ROW TWO — R. Shaklee, B. Skelley, L. Wakefield, K. O’Malley, D. Confer, ROW THREE — P. Bladine, C. Christenson, J. Makenzie, Although the girls’ swimming season wasn’t as successful as the boys’, they were well represented by the relay team which took fifth place in state. The girls that were on the relay team were, A. Moss, J. Howard, J. McKenzie, D. Confer. V. Bergrccn, K. Dillon, A. Moss, ROW FOUR — S. Flanigan, C. Miller. S. Gallaher, S. Graham, J. Howard, D. Kerr, A. Vinton. The boys' swimming team had a very successful season. All eight of the boys that went to the state meet placed. They were — S. Holmes, M. Cellers, T. Shipley, L. Halvorson, D. Holmes, M. Smith, C. Anderson. The freestyle relay team set a new state record. Relay Team Places First in State ROW ONE — J. Dulaney, M. Rhose, S. Holmes, M. son, D. Holmes, G. Hcring, M. Smith, C. Anderson. Cellers, B. Olerud, T. Shipley, ROW TWO — L. Halvor- VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD: ROW ONE — B. ROW TWO — J. Miller, S. Murray, D. Davis, J. Church, Bjerke, J. Milton, T. Gallagher, L. Herron, L. Halvorson. J. Klcinschmit, L. Beathc. Baseball and Track Teams Slog . . . Elliott hits tape to win 100 yard dash. MAC HIGH TRACK SQUAD: ROW ONE — C. Probasco, T. Alexander, L. Bcathe, J. Dashney, D. Cushing, J. Bullcr, S. Murray, T. Murray. ROW TWO — M. Ccllcrs, D. Cruickshank, T. Green, G. Lundeen, S. Holmes, M. Stanard, J. Keen, L. LaVoie, J. McGhehey, L. Leitz. ROW THREE — D. Graham, W. Williamson, D. Adams, G. Roghair, D. Laird, C. Lofton, D. Saunders. 98 J. V. BASEBALL SQUAD: ROW ONE — L. Beathe, S. — Coach Sears, R. Kline, M. Dunckel, G. Bernards, T. Clay, S. Gamroth, S. Thomas, G. Brooks, B. Barton, R. Durham, B. Church, D. Alexander, W. Melonuck, D. Tate, Rash, J. Richardson, D. Ebcling, L. Robbins, ROW TWO — Mgrs. G. Gillmouth, C. Pendergraft. Through Rainy Season with Many Wins. Church swings for base hit against Tillamook. ROW ONE — T. Gallagher, D. Elliott, G. Bowen, P. Barrett, B. Bernards, G. Hering, M. Skcllcy, T. McKinney, G. Hopson. ROW TWO — J. Cline, J. Huber, R. Trudo, D. Larsen, B. Payne, J. Kizer, K. McGillivray. ROW THREE — P. McGillivray, J. Kirsch, B. Slauson, D. Rasmussen, R. Ncihus, D. Wright, L. Laird, G. Sipp, J. Bushnell. 99 GOLF TEAM: KNEELING — C. Hcringer. B. Beeler, M. Sadd. STANDING — R. Schroeder, A. Baker, Coach Anderson, J. Fuller, D. Horner. Boys’ Golf and Tennis Teams Compete TENNIS TEAM: ROW ONE — J. Neuschwanger, J. THIRD ROW — B. Cuttlcr, G. Cox, D. Strayer, B. McCullough, T. Shipley, D. Odell, ROW TWO — Coach Shaklcc, R. McCarley, D. Crossgrove, J. Troian. Tate, J. Wurl, M. Bennett, L. Thomas, W. Clement. ROW ONE — C. Miller. K. Neuschwanger, R. Shaklcc, C. Catherman, C. Christenson, S. Stevenson, J. McKenzie, J. Howard, D. Confer, S. Rasmussen, A. Bell. ROW TWO — A. Heringer, P. Patrick, P. Mattecheck, S. Croy. Girls Enjoy Various Sports ROW ONE — C. Miller, J. Howard. M. Parks, S. Brotherton, S. Flanigan, D. Confer. ROW TWO — McKenzie. J. Vanecek, G. Netherda, S. Rasmussen, R Krieger, C. Knutz, C. Krieger. TUMBLING — ROW ONE — B. Hantz, J. Schmitz, S. Flanigan, A. Bell, C. Miller, S. Larsen, L. Nicolls. ROW TWO — C. Davis, S. Farnham, C. Martins, C. Fry, G. Boersma, N. Gamroth, L. Geier, S. Gallaher, D. Webster, J. Maynard, C. Weihcr. ROW THREE — B. Howard, J. McKenzie, C. Drieger, V. Walker, D. Case, R. Poage. ROW FOUR — P. Hay, J. Cottom, L. Clay, D. Manning, A. Moss, K. Corner, A. Kroll. Girls Take Part in Sports BASKETBALL — ROW ONE — G. Netherda, P. Patrick, P. Rasmussen, K. Kerr. ROW TWO — C. Christenson. S. Rasmussen, S. Krieger, S. Flanigan, J. Vanecek, L. Ras- mussen, J. Sitton. ROW THREE — C. Miller, J. Howard, J. Ardrey, D. Confer, C. Beal, M. Lewis, J. McKenzie, K. Hess. Student Index Ackerman, Alvin Acuff, Joanne — 40 Adams, Richard — 24.79.98 Adams. Roll — 37.58,74.90 Adams, Ted — 40,68 Albert, Kenny — 40 Alexander. Dick — 40.95,99 Alexander, Tom — 43,98 Allard, Richard — 40 Anderson, Kaib.ua — 40 Anderson, Carl — 40,57,97 Anderson, Laurence — 24,87,96 Andrews, Dick Applegate, James — 43.91 Ardrey. Jeanetta — 40,54,102 Ash we 11, Beverly — 37,54 Asmussen, John — 43 Baker, Allan — 21.40,52,68,100 Baker. Diana — 37 Baker, Phil — 43,55 Bakei, Robert — 40 Ballard, Ronnie — 37,49.96 Ballard, Sandy — 24,54,58 Bankc, Jim — 40,55,65 Barbour, Joyce — 43,63 Barker, Ruth — 24 Baines, Jack — 37,90 Barrett, Mary Elaine — 25,48 Barrett, Phil — 40,55,99 Barton, Robert — 40,55,90,96,99 Beahm, Jeanne — 43.63 Beahm. Richard — 37 Beal, Clare — 37.48.56,60,69,102 Bean, Dennis — 43,68 Beard, Bob — 41.90.95 Beasley, Bill — 43.55,91,% Beasley. Eldon — 25.49.87.91 Beathc, Larry — 43,91.95,98.99 Beeler. Bill — 41.61,100 Beeler, Gary Bell, Anita — 21.37,48,50,53,54,97,101,102 Bell. Susan — 43,63,70 Bennett. Milton — 43.57,68,100 Benedict. Kay — 20.21,37,51.52,64 Berg.ecu, Vici — 41.48.51.97 Bernards, Bill — 25,49,55.99 Bernards, Gerald — 43.91,99 Bicknell, Evelyn — 37,59 Birkhofer, John — 41 Birt, Roger — 41 Bicrke. Bob — 25.49.86.89.98 Bladinc, Pam — 41,48,50.53,68.78.97 Boersma, Carol — 25.33.48,50,52,54,60,62.69,70,71,79 Boersma, Gail — 43,54.74,75,102 Bogh, Ron — 37.61.87,92 Bowen, Grant — 43,91,99 Bowers, Bobbie — 25 Bracelin, Connie — 43 Bradley, Sharon — 37 Bride, Sandy — 43 Bristol, Andrea — 41.54.64.68 Brooks, Gary — 40,41,87.96.99 Brotherton. Sally — 25,48.50,101 Brown, Karen — 43 Brown, Lucille Brown, Rick Brown, Roland — 37 Brown, Ronald — 37,95 Buller, John — 41,49.61,86,92,93,98 Bundy, Dale — 43,96 Burcham, Brian — 41 Burcham, Bruce — 41 Burcham, Joy — 25 Burke, Betty Bushnell, Caiolyn — 43 Bushncll. Jack — 21.25.86.89.99 Butchart, Ron — 37,58,65.74,90,% Butler. Si Cain. Bobby — 43,95 Camp, Claudette — 37,59,64 Carnes, Jean — 37.60 Carnes, Joyce — 21,37,51,60.62,71 Carrikei. Maigarrt Carter, Jack --37 Carver. Alfred — 41 Case, Diane — 43,70,102 Cathcrman, Calla Jean — 21,37.48.51,52,53,54,70,71.101 Catt, Rex — 25,49.86.96 Cellcrs, Mike — 21.40.41.61.90.95.97,98 Chegwyn. Agnes — 25,33.60 Christensen. Caiolyn — 37.48.51,53.54.97.101,102 Church. Bob — 43.91.99 Church, Jim — 37.49.52,61.86.87.95.98.99 Cinnamon, Toni — 37 Clarambrau, Kay — 37,54,56 Clay, Linda — 40,41 Clay. Sammy — 43.65.99 Clement. Wayne — 41.52.56.90,100 Cline, James — 43.57,91,99 Coleman. Bill — 43 Colvin, Caiolyn — 43.70 Combs, Doris — 41.56,68 Confer. Diane — 37,48.65,97,101,102 Corner, Karon — 37.102 Cottom. Janet — 41.102 Cottom. Vcrlin — 41,90 Cottrell, Jonn — 43 Cox. Gary — 43,56,69,100 Cranmcr. Ernest Craven, Clifford 43 Crossgrove, Dennis — 43.100 Crossgrove. Nancy — 43 Crow, Dennis — 20,21,25.33.52.60,61.66.67.68.69.79.80,92 Croy. Susan — 37.48.51.52.5-1.101 Cruickshank. David — 37,55,80,98 Cummins. Alice — 44,78 Cummins, Carol — 44,63 Curyea, Barbara — 44 Cushing. Doug — 21.43.44,91,95.98 Cutler. Brian — 44.56.91.100 Cutting. Mike — 37.61 Daniels, Wanda — 25,33.60.69.79,81 Danley, Carol — 25,64,69,78,79 Danley. Janet — 41.54.68 Dashney, John — 25,52,59,66,69,78,79,98 Davies, Tom — 37 Davis, Betty Davis, Charlotte — 44.54.70,102 Davis, Don — 25.49.55.87,89,96,98 Davis, Nancy — 44 Davis, Noreen — 44 Davison, Ron — 26.53.55.62 Davison, Tom — 37,57 Dawson. Marilyn — 37,51 Day, John De. ong, Calvin — 41.54.55 De, ong, Pam — 21,44,63 Dc ong, Pat — 44,63 De ker, Darlene — 37,54 DePaola, Karen — 37,59 DePuc, Larry — 37 DeVin, Carol — 41,51.68 Dickinson, Darlene — 26.54 Dillin, Kathy — 41,51.54,97 Dixon, Glen — 37 Dolan, Ed — 26.33,53.69,79 Donaldson, Claudia — 44 Dulaney. John — 20.21.26.33.57.60.79.97 Dunckel, Matt — 44.57.91,96.99 Durham, Terry — 44,56,91,95.99 Earl. Jim — 26,49,87,89,% Earl. Linda — 41 Ebeling. Dale — 41,65,99 Ebert, Sherry — 44 Eborall. Mike — 41,68.90,96 Eddy, Evyline — 44 Efriamson, Jim — 44 Eggert, LaVerne — 26 Eller, Cheryl — 41 Eller, Sondra — 26.56 Eliason, Sheila — 21,38.48,53,69 Elifson, Carol — 44 Elliott, Dick — 38.49.57.69,78,90,98 Elliott, Don — 38,90,99 Engen, Art — 26 Engen, Sylvia — 44 Engle. Lionel — 26.55 Engle, Tim — 41.55.96 Evers, Bill — 26,87.% Evers, Mike — 38.55,80,% Ezell. Joe — 38,55 Farnham, Sandra — 44,56,102 Farrow, Keith — 44 Farrow, Leroy — 41,52 Fehler, Dennis Fender, Laura — 41.58.68 Fender, Theda — 40,44,63 Fisher. Phyllis — 26.50.60.64.70.71.78 Flanigan. Sandy — 24.26.48.49.60.80.97.101,102 Flctchall, Sonya — 44 Fore, Joe — 41,90 Fore. Roberta — 44,53 Forell. Doug — 26 Forsythe. Ken — 41.65 Frazee, John — 65.91,95 Fry, Catharen — 44.63,102 Fryer, Jean — 38.51.54 Fuller, Gilbert — 41.55.95 Fuller, John — 41.52,68.100 Fuller, Pauline — 38 Gallagher. Tom — 26.33.49.61.67.86.88.90.92.94.98.99 Gallalu-.. Susan — 44.54.97.102 Gainroth, Nancy — 44.54.63.102 Gamroth, Stephen — 41.%,99 Geier, Gerald — 41 Geicr, Liz — 44.63.78.102 Gillmouth, Gary — 44.99 Gillmouth. Gay — 38.53 Gilson. Phil — 38.67.80 Gipson. Gordon — 41.65.90 Gipson. Phyllis — 59.64,67 Gipson, Ron — 44.65 Goche, John — 38 Goohe. Virginia - 44,54,63 Goff. Jim — 26.65.67 Goff. Polly — 41.56 Good. Bill — 21.26.57.60 Good. Nancy — 41.51.54.56.64.70 Goodwin, Baibara — 38 Gorton. Nancv — 44.59 Goss. Joy — 27.33.52.60.62.69.79 Graham. Daniel — 38.53.55.90.95.98 Graham, Dennis — 44.55.91 Graham. Susann — 44.78.97 Granger, Peter — 27 Granger. Sally — 41 Graves, Betty — 44.58.63.70 103 Graves. Dotty — 27.56.58 Green, Tom — 44.68,98 Groner. Ann Gross, Claire — 38.65 Groves. Ken — 27,53 Hall. David — 41 Hall. Rose Marie — 44 Halvorson. Larry — 27.49.67,87.89.92.97.98 Hamel, Elsie — 41 Hamel, Neal — 44 Hamilton.Jo — 27,48 Hanson. Richard — 41 Hantze. Barbara — 38.53.97.102 Harris. Edwin — 91 Harry. Judi — 41.51.M.68 Hart. Walter — 38 Hartwick, Melvin Hay, Juanita — 21,27,33.48.50,80 Hay, Patty — 41,50.54,74,75,102 Heath, Dennis — 44,54 llclscr, Susan — 41,50 Helseth. Sharon — 41,56,58,64,68 Hcring, Gary — 27.49.53.61,86.88,92,97.99 Hcring, JoJin — 44,65.91.95 Hcringcr, Atlcne — 36.38.48,51,56.60,101 Hcringcr, Weston — 41,57,61,90,92,100 Herman, katlty Herinans, Shirley — 44 Hermans, Stanley — 38 Herring, Janice — 27,51,53,60.62,64,67,68,74,75 Herring, Keta — 38 Herring, Ron — 44 lien on, Larry — 27,49.86,88,98 Hess, Bernic — 21,44.65 Hess. Kay — 21,38.48.102 Hess. Ken — 38.53,57.79 Hicb, Alvin — 27,57.86.91 Hilton, Ruth — 41,51.56.64.68 Hinrichs, John — 27.49,56.69,78.79.87 Hippc, Joyce Holmes, Don — 27,60,69.78.79,97 Holmes, Steve — 57,92.95,97,98 Honn. Daphne — 38.69.79 Honn, Penny — 27.33,52.56,60,62,66.68,69,71,79,81 Hopson, Glenn — 44.91,09 Horner. Dick — 21,27,49.87,88,100 Horton. Danny — 41.57,58.96 Horton, Terry — 24.27,49,79,96 House, Nancy — 44 House, Ron — 38 Howard, Barbara — 41.102 Howard. Judy — 28.48.50.64,71,80,97,101,102 Huber, Dave — 41 Huber Jim — 28,49.86,88,99 Humphreys, Florence Humphreys, Nina — 38 Hurl, John — 41,55 Huston, Bob — 41.55,90 Huston, Cynthia — 28.48.50,54,79 Huston. Neal — 41,43.57,68.69 Hutt, Michelle Huwaldt, Sid — 38.61 Irvine, Janice — 41,51.52,69 , ackman, Jan — 44 . ackson, David — 21,28,55 . ackson. Jo — 38.59 edan, Erick — 41 edan, Kurt — 28.57 lenkins, Kay — 44.63 esperson, Cleo — 38.59 ohnson, Joyce — 38.64 , ohnson. Kay — 41 . ohnson, Louann — 38.54.57 ohnson. Marlene — 28,56 ohnson, Pam — 44.56 ohnson, Tracy Jo — 21.38,53,62.64.66,68,78 ohnson. William — 44.55 [ones, Carol — 28.52,54,71 uenemann. Jeff — 41.55 vaiser, Richard — 28,57,65,69 Kaiser, Robert — 44.57 Kay, Bobbie — 38.59 Keen, John — 44.91.98 Keller, Mike — 38.56,90 Keller, Scott — 44,57,68,79 Kerr, Frank Kerr. Karen — 44.63,97 Kerr, Karlecn — 41,102 Kester, Delfotd — 41 Kester, Naomi — 28.58.64 Kester. Ruth — 44,63 King, May Rec — 44.54,63 Kinion, Larry — 38 Kirkland, Roger Kiisch, John — 44.55.99 Kizei. Jell — 28.33,49,79,86.88,92.99 Klaus, Dean — 44 Kleinschmit, Jim — 38.65,74,98 Kleinschmit, Ron — 44 Kline. Randy — 41,90,92.95,99 Knodcl. Richard Knutz, Carol — 38.101 Knutz, Victor — 41,49.96 Knutz, Vonna May — 48 Koch. Doug 44.91.96 Rowing. Frank — 41.56.96 Krieger. Carol — 41.51.60.101.102 Krieger, Rosann — 20.21.38.48.50,60,101 Krieger, Sandra Kay — 38.102 Krohn, Sara — 28.33.48.53.60.64.69,79 Kroll. Anna — 41.51,52.102 Kukral. Mary Lou — 28.56 Laird. Dale — 41.90.95.98 Laird, Lynden — 28,57.87.99 Landaurr. Glenda — 28.33.48.56 Larsen. Doug — 40,41,90,95.99 Larsen. Fred— 28 Larsen. Sigrid — 41,102 LaVoie, Larry — 28.49.52.87.89,98 Ledgerwood, Margery — 29.48 Leibert. George — 38 Lewis. Dennis — 44.65.96 Lewis. Gary — 29.52.55.69.78.79 Lewis, Mary Jean — 41.68,102 Lietz. Larry — 44.96.98 Lindcroth, Veronas — 29,56 Lindgrcn, Sharon — 38,56 Linn, Albert — 44 Linn, Marilyn — 38 Little, Linda — 44 Little, Max — 41 Livingston, Ron Lofton, Richard — 29,57 Lofton, Steve — 44 Lofton, Wayne — 38,61.90,98 Lucas, Gary — 44,55 Lundccn, Gerry — 21.44,55,95,98 Luse, Ken — 29,69,7 ,79 Mace, Emma — 44 Madzirr, Bernar d — 44,55 Madzicr. Marilyn — 38 Magee, Michael — 44.63 Maloney, Eduard— 41 Mandigo, Evan — 44,57,91,96 Manes, Scott — 44,65 Manes, Stana — 41 Manley, Jerry — 44,55 Manley, Walter — 41.55,90 Manning, Daisy — 42.64,102 Manning, Dorothy — 29,48 Martens, Carol — 45,54.102 Martin, Beverly — 21,42,54 Martin, Connie — 45 Martin, Patty — 42,54 Mar tins, Spencer — 45 Mather, Dick — 38,90,96 Mattecheck, Penny — 38.48,101 Maulding, Barry — 45 Maul, Kay May. Lester — 38 Maybrey. Ken — 54 Maynard, Judy — 45.102 McCarley, Bob — 42,57,90.96.100 McConnell, Doug — 45,55 wC u!!ough’ •I 1 — 42.53.78,79,100 McCullough, Joe — 38,57 McFce, Mike — 42,57 McGanty, Francis — 42,96 McGanty, Larry — 38 McGee, Mike — 91 McGhelicy, John — 21.38,61.80.98 McGillivray, Kevin — 36.39,56.90.95.99 McGillivray, Pete — 21,29.57.60.79.87.92,99 McKay, Mary Helen — 42.54.64.65.68,70 “ 42,48,58,64,65,97,101,102 McKrbbcn, Eileen — 39,48 McKimens, Nancy — 30,51.52,60,62 McKinney, Russell — 45 McKinney, Tom — 45.96,99 McManus, Ray — 45 McSherry. Dale — 45.91 Mead, Mary — 43,45 Mckkcrs, Vinnic — 38.61,92,93.94 Mclonuk, Winer — 90,99 Mencfee, Andy — 42 Mcncfec, Rich — 29 Mrnkcl, Carl — 29 Merchant. Sharon — 38.59.65 Michael, Naomi — 29.48 70 Michael, Neal - 42.57 Mickey, Claudia — 45,58,63 Miller, Albert — 38 Miller, Barbara — 38.54 Miller, Carl Mjljer, Claire - 29.33 48,50,60,70.71.80,97,101,102 Miller, Deanna - 45.54 Miller, Emily — 29.54,56.57,60.69.78 Miller, James — 45,55.90.95 Miller, Jimmy — 42,98 Miller, Wade — 38.69,78 Milligan, Jeff — 45.57 Milton, jerry — 29,49,86.89,91.96.98 Milton, Judy — 45,63 Mock, John — 45 Mock, Juliann — 29.48.71.80 Morgan, Mary Ann — 42.65.79 Morris, David — 29 Morris, Donald — 42 Morton. Judy — 36.38.54.60 Morton, Fom — 42.55 Mosiman, Betty — 29,48.50 64 Moss. Amber — 45,97,102 Mount. Anna — 42 Mullikrn, Diane — 38,48.56 Murray, Charlotte — 42,6-1 Murray. Ken — 38.49.61.66.86.87,88,92.95.98 Murray, Mike — 45 Murray. Terry — 38.49,53,98 Nash, Phil — 39.45.96 Nelson. Karen — 39 Nelson, Sharon — 39 Netherda, Gwen — 30.48.65.101.102 Ncuschwangei, John — 45,65.91,100 Xeuschwangcr, Karen — 30.50,64,101 Niccolls, Kay — 30,54.58 Nicholls. Linda — 39 104 Nickdl. Karen — 21,30.33.50.52.60.64,67,68,69,79.80 Nicoll, Liz — 45.63.102 Xiehus, Jim — 42,55 Nirhus. Roger — 30,55.99 Nigh. Shirley — 39 Nolt, Bob — 45,96 Northup, Francis — 45.56 O'Dell. David — 45.57.69.91.100 O'Dell. Helen — 36.39 Olerud. Benny — 30,49,52.56.61.62.69.78,79,81.97 Oleson. Bob — 45.57.90 Olson. Shi.lee —30.50.53.62.64.66.68.71.79 O'Malley. Kitty — 42.53.65.78.97 O’Malley. Patty — 30.52 Orndorn, Ken — 96 Ottinger. Tom — 30 Parks. Marsha — 30.65.101 Patrick. Pam — 45.70 Patrick. Paulette — 39,51,53,54,56,60.74,75,101.102 Patton. Larry — 30 Pavne, Bob — 96.99 Payne. Dale Payne, Lcs — 30,55,96 Payne, Sharon — 39 Payne, Shirley — 45 Pendcigiaft, Chester ■— 45,99 Pcndcrgralt, Patiicia — 42 Pctre, Grace — 39,52 Pettit, Steve — 42,53,55 Phelps, Carmen —39,51,52,60,70 Pierce, Arlene — 45 Pistor. Alice — 45,56,59,78.79 Pitardi, Sallic Plowman, Judy — 39,48 Poage, Ruth — 45,63,102 Poage, Wilma — 30,48 Podleck, Bonnie Jean — 30,48,52,54,69,78,79 Powell, Mike — 39,52,56 Prather, Jack — 42,90 Pratt, Gordon — 45.55,96 Pratt, Marilyn — 39,48 Piobasco, Cliff — 42,55,96,98 Prouty, Rick — 42 Quakcnbush. Brian — 45 Rannebeck, Mary — 45 Rash, Randy — 42,57,95,99 Rasmussen, Dorothy — 45 Rasmussen, Doug — 21,30,33,60,99 Rasmussen, Janet — 42 Rasmussen, Jim — 42,55 Rasmussen, Pat — 39.102 Rasmussen, Shirley — 39,102 Rasmussen, Sue — 31,48,71,101,102 Reed, Deanna — 42 Reed, Janet — 45,63 Reed, Karen Reintsma, John — 45,59,96 Reyne, Joanne — 45 Rhoden, Betty — 42 Richardson, Jerry — 45,96,99 Ricskamp, James — 39 Riny, Beverly — 39 Risseeuw, Lonnie — 45,65,95 Robbins, Ethel — 39 Robbins, LeRoy — 39,53.90.99 Rocmmick, Chailotte — 42,58 Rogers, Joyce — 39 Roghair, Gene — 45,65,91.95,98 Roghair, Jim — 37,52,56.58 Rohse, Mitchel — 39,57,97 Rohwcr, Betty — 42 Ross. Dick — 42,57,90 Rossner, John — 42 Russell, Not man — 24,31,79,87,96 Russell. Rayann 39,54 Sadd, Mike — 45,57.100 Salisbury, Stan — 45.55 Salisbury, Virgil — 42 Sams, Karen — 39.54 Sanders, Dick — 42,65,95 Sanders, Francis — 39 Sauin. Judy — 42 Saunders, Carol — 39 Saunders. Dennis — 45.56.65.91.98 Saunders. Mike — 39.55 Savage, Kent — 42.58.65.69,78.96 Savage. Sue — 21,24.31,33,52,53,60,62,64,68,69,70,78,79 Schmauder, Jim — 31 Schmidt, Lcvurna — 42 Schmicdcl, Phil — 31 Schmitz. Judy — 31.33.48.50.54.60.67,68,79,102 Schroedcr, Richard — 31,61,87,89,100 Schumacher, Sharon — 39.51 Scott, John — 91 Seward, Jon — 31,52.59 Shaklee, Robert - 20.21.31.33.49,61.88.100 Shaklee. Roberta — 31.48.51.60.62.69.71.74.75.86.97,101 Shank, Barbara — 39 Sharp, Erwin — 42 Sharp, Les Shaw, Joan — 31.33.50,64 Shaw, Ken — 42,56,68 Shaw, Vaughn — 39,53 Shelburne, Dina — 42,64 Shields, Deanna — 42,54 Shipley, Roger — 96 Shipley. Tom — 45.57,91,95,97,100 Shore. Donna — 42 Shore, Ralph — 42 Shumway, Cheryl — 42,79 Sieler, Bob — 42 Sieler, Patty — 45.59.63 Simonson, Darrel — 42.55 Simonson, Luella — 45.54 Singletary, Jim — 42,90 Sipp, Gary — 31,99 Sipp, Jim — 39 Sitton. Judy — 39.48.52,66.102 Skelley, Betsy — 42,48.52.53.54.97 Skelley, Mike — 21,31.52.87,89.99 Slauson. Bob — 42.53.90.92.95.99 Slemp, Margaret — 45.56 Smith, Harvey — 39.61,80.92 Smith, John Smith, Larry Smith. Mike — 31.49.60.79.87.89.92.97 Sondcnaa. Joanne — 42.52,64 Sponsel. Melanie — 31.49 Sponsel. Terry — 42.53.61,90,% Springer. Charles — 39 Staats. Cecil — 42.56 Staller. Cheryl — 45.53,78,79 Staller, Dick — 39.96 Stanard. Mark — 21.36,39,61,80,98 Starry, Jackie — 39 Sterett, Richard — 42 Sterett. Ron — 42.56 Stephenson. Sandy — 39.51.64,101 Stoelting, Donna — 45.53.63 Straycr, Carole — 21,45,54.58 Strayer, Don — 21,24,31,33,49,60,61,62,78,79,86,88,100 Sunset, Bob Syfcrt, Jewell late, Dean — 42,95,99 Tatom, Karen — 32,50,64 Taylor, Carol — 32,64,67 Taylor. Roger — 39 Ted rick, Charlotte — 42 Temple, Mark — 45.57.91.95 Thomas, Lyle — 45.57.91.96.100 I homas, Steve — 45.90,99 Thomas, Susan — 39.51.54,70 Thompson, Carl — 42,57 Thompson, Marilyn Thornley, Arnold — 39 Thornlcy, Gilbert — 42 Tolliver, Edna Tolliver. Karen Trent, Carlcne — 32.48.50.52.53.64 Troian, Janet — 32.56,60.69.78,79 Troian, John — 45,56,91,100 Trudo, Dick — 32,52 Trudo, Ron — 32.49.99 Turner, Larry — 39,74,% VanArsdel, Joe VanArsdel. Stan — 42,52.92,93 VanDatta, Susan — 45.63 Vandehcy, Bill — 32.49.55.87,% Vandehey, John — 42,55,96 Vanccck. Jane — 32,48.101,102 VanOtten. George — 45.56.90 Van Vleck, Bonnie — 39 Van Vleck, Maigaict - 45 Vinton. Alice — 32.48,50.52.53.62.64,97 Wade. Shirley — 45 Waggoner, Anne — 42,64.68 Wakefield, Linda — 54,96 Wakefield. Mike Walden, Steve — 63 Walker, Sharon — 45 Walker. Vicky — 42.51.102 Wallace, Don — 39,55 % Warinington. Ann — 42.79 Webster, Bonnie — 42.102 Webster. Dixie — 45.102 Webster. Frank — 32.55,% Weiher, Caryon — 45.63.102 Weiher, Sandy — 39 Welch, Larry — 32 Wells. Sharon — 39,54,59 Weston, Ramond — 45 Weston. Roland — 96 Westphal, Patty — 39,48,51 Wheat. Roberta — 32.48.59,70 Whitworth. Dave — 42,90,96 Wilgers. John — 32.55 Wilgers, Marie — 45.SI Williams, Ron — 39.56 Williamson, Linda — 42 Williamson. Walter — 42.90.98 Wilkison. Jerry — 32,57.64.65 Willis. Larry — 42 Wilson. Dicfc — 42 Wiser, Ron — 39 Wittrock, Joan — 39 Wold. Sandy — 39.51.54.64 Wolf. Bud — 32 Woltei. John — 39 Woodall. Ronnie — 45 Woodard. Bill — 45 Wortman. Denny — 45.57.91 Wright. Dick — 42.49.86.92,99 Wun. John — 45.100 Wyffels. Jim — 42.% Yon ally. Jerry York. Linda — 32.48.50.54.62 Young. Velma — 39.57 Zachow. Hollic — 39.45.51 Zachow. Reva — 63 Zinda. Bob Zinda. Darlene — 45 Zinda. Gene Zinda. Shirley Zumwalt, Shirley — 45.56 Zumwalt. Warren — 42.57 105 A D V E R T I S I N G Each year the Lincolnian staff goes to the merchants selling them advertising in our yearbook. These advertisements, in turn, help to make possible the publication of our book. The advertising section is introduced by this picture showing a student being served by the manager of a local clothing store. Coast to Coast ‘You buy for less because we buy for less Congratulations, Seniors Miller Electric Company Your Frigidaire Dealer over 40 years of sales and service McMinnville, Oregon MEET THE GANG AT THE PALM CAFE TAYLOR HARDWARE Hardware Tools Implements Paints Sporting Goods 3rd Ford St. McMinnville, Ore. Paul’s Cameron PEPSI-COLA GREENLUND Beauty Bar Price BOTTLING CO. MOTORS 105 Fourth Street Phone 4021 Bottlers of Over 30 years Across from the Pool City Pepsi-Cola in McMinnville phone 1 2331 Market Mission Phone 6031 McMinnville Phone 851 Hires McMinnville, Oregon Edwin Terry, Prop. Bubble Up Oregon Brown’s Body Quality and Service Compliments Shop GILBERT TILBURY CO. your of Customizing, Painting Ford Dealer in O. K. BARBER to your McMinnville SHOP satisfaction Congratulations to the Class of '60 4th Johnson LYLE HOUSE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF McMINNVILLE Congratulations to the class of ’60 Maurice S. Parmenter, Sec. Manager Mary J. Davies, Asst. Sec. M. H. McGuire, Pres. John Herring, Jr. Larry Worrell, Cashier R. H. Windishar, Vice Pres. Maurice Parmenter Evelyn Lane, Bookkeeper H. A. Taylor Gale Vinton OUR STAFF OUR DIRECTORS Hanauer's Best Wishes to the Congratulations Jewelry Class of '60 from Kathryn’s Watches and Jewelry ECONOMY repaired Marty’s CLEANER'S 139 S. Baker salon of Phone 2652 Cafe Phone 1 959 beauty 21 6 Third Street Across from the to the McMinnville, class of phone 5074 Oregon high school 1960 MODE O'DAY Inez Hanson Dresses Sportswear Blouses Lingerie Hosiery 218 Third St. Phone 1375 McMinnville, Oregon Davis Animal Clinic 2001 Lafayette Ave. McMinnville Phone 3464 LON DEE FLOWERS McMinnville Oregon Phone 3932 Sav-Rite Prescription Drug Store Hub Shopping Center Two Big Parking Lots For years, Harper Jamison has been the foremost stationary store in Yamhill County. Typewriters, books, and many other items are to be found at Harper’s. HARPER JAMISON For all your hardware needs, S and E Hardware is the place to go. A complete line of tools and other equipment is featured at S and E. Mr. Evans is waiting to serve you. S E HARDWARE W. R. Prouty Shell Oil Distributor McMinnville Phone 831 Nicolai’s Oregon Hotel Third and Evans WESTERN UNION GREYHOUND phone 681 McMinnville branch U. 8. NATIONAL BANK The McMinnville Branch of the United States National Bank provides all the banking sendees one may need. Stop in, see how they can help you. B. A. McPhillips (manager) E. L. Spiller (asst, mgr.) J. Cline (asst, mgr.) At Swinney’s you’ll always be able to spot the gang. It’s the favorite of the Mac Hi set. Some of Swinney’s happy patrons shown here are .Don Holmes, Larry Halvorson, Bill Bernards, Ron Trudo, and Bob Huston. PLUMEAU SHELL SERVICE The Friendliest Corner in McMinnville, Oregon 3rd Baker A. S W. Grocery and SWINNEY’S BAKERY COFFEE SHOP Kings Market Compliments of Peterson Tommy’s KEN MAR TITLE Paint Co. Bike Shop GARDENQ Interior Exterior Decorating 624 3rd St. Flowers with a meaning TRUST McMinnville McMinnville, Paints Wallpaper Best Wishes TDS Flowers Oregon Gifts Class of 1960 by Wire DON KIZER DON O’Malley’s MILTON Sport Shop 750 Alpine BARBER Avenue SHOP Best Wishes to the McMinnville, Oregon Class of McMinnville, '60' Phone 6051 Oregon Auto Compliments Electric Burkhart Pontiac of HOME LAUNDRY Co. Cadillac 1114 No. Baker Dollar for Dollar You can’t beat a Comb’s McMinnville, Ore. Pontiac Burkhardt Pontiac- Grocery CLEANERS Best Wishes to Cadillac McMinnville Highway 99W Across from the the Class of 440 S. Baker Oregon 60 McMinnville, Ore. High School Gym Phone 471 LINFIELD STUDENTS GAIN . . . Faith “Training for Christian Democracy” has been a goal at Lin-held since its founding 110 years ago. Religious opportunities add the “plus factor” to your education. Since Linheld students come from many faiths and religious backgrounds, the experience of others will add strength to your own. Fellowship Linheld residence halls provide a “home away from home” for students from as far as Arabia and as near as south Davis Street. Dormitory living provides the fellowship and close association which are such valuable parts of college life. Future Your search for a future receives attention and assistance from a faculty concerned with you. A distinguished and dedicated faculty is one reason that your Linheld degree will be honored and respected. From Linheld you can step with ease to the graduate school of your choice or take your place in the business world. Sue Savage and Carlene Trent are looking at some of the wonderful clothes you can get at J. C. Penney’s. Everything from suits to socks are found at Penney’s. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ODELL’S TIRE SERVICE Phone 361 McMinnville Oregon Recapping Vulcanizing B. F. Goodrich Tires HILARY INSURANCE AGENCY Charles Springer seems to be well satisfied with Hilary’s insurance offerings. Here, Ls Operude is howing him their auto insurance program. At O.K. Rubber Welders, you will find fine quality tires at the price that fits your budget. Here, Larry Halvorson is showing some of the tires that made “O.K.” a famous name. PARR'Q MARKET Best Wishes From Del Aleen PARR’S O. K. RUBBER WELDERS MARKET 523 S. Baker St. Dave Davison has one of the most complete line of auto parts in the Northwest. He stocks hundreds of parts and if he doesn’t have the one you want, he’ll make every attempt to get it for you. For automotive equipment, Davison’s is the place to go. DAVISON AUTO PARTS Smalley’s Evan’s ARCHWAY COOKIE Motel Flowers Home Style Cookies 526 N. Highway and Congratulations to 99W Garden Spot the Class of '60 McMinnville, Ore. Flowers Plants Phone 9074 for all occasions Phone 10221 Mr. Mrs. Neil 507 N. Highway 99W 1238 N. 99W Macaulay Phone 2613 McMinnville, Ore. VINTON S LARSEN BUICK - GMC Trucks - OPEL - STUDEBAKER LARK TRIUMPH McMinnville Phone 6111 Our Name Is Your Protection TALLEY INSURANCE HUB We give S H AGENCY, INC. BARBER green stamps Best Wishes to the Class of '60 9H0P Harry’s from Best Wishes Texaco Talley Insurance 514 3rd Street Service Agency Inc. McMinnville, Ore. 1048 N. 99W 1333 N. Baker Phone 8003 Hermen Larsen Gale Vinton McMinnville Tractor Equip. Co., Inc. Applegate Motors CARLSON REALTY 503 N. 99W Hop up to 43 M.P.G. in a New Renault McMinnville, Ore. Home of foreign car Phone 1 1 1 4 or 8602 625 HiWay 99W North sales and service Farms — Acreages — Phone 2621 Hwy 99 N. Homes. Hal Heller, Mgr. McMinnville A. P. Carlson FIVE STAR ELECTRIC For the best electrical service, call Five Star Electric. Pictured here are two of Mac Hi’s students discussing some of the popular products offered by Five Star. SMITH AUTO Best Wishes from BUCHANAN-CELLERS PARTS McMinnville 5th and Irvine Sts. 545 3rd Street Fuel Manufacturers of McMinnville, Ore. Company BEAVER FEEDS E. T. O'Dell 532 3rd Street McMinnville, Ore. Seed cleaning Garden supplies VALLEY FEED SUPPLY Valley Feed and Supply specializes in agricultural supplies of all kinds. Feeds and fertilizers are but a few of the quality products sold here. See how they can best serve you. Rudolph Schenk Steele’s CLOTHIER 41 l-3rd Street Chevron Station McMinnville, Ore. Phone 5611 1212 S. Baker Phone 6561 Best Wishes From McMinnville hospital ERICKSON’S SUPER MARKET Mr. Snook is shown inspecting some of the high quality vegetables found at Erickson’s. For the best in produce, meats, vegetables, and fruits, shop Erickson’s Super Market. McMinnville gas company Best Wishes Hwy 99W N. McMinnville, Oregon to the Congratulations Class of 1960 Graduates of Porter’s 1960 Body and Fender J. J. Boiler, owner Shop GORDON CAREY INSURANCE Merrill Hagan M. L. (Mike) Hamilton WE CARRY ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE OREGON MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Fisher's Lockers Redmond’s Shoes Helen’s Highway 99N. Fashion Phone 6685 315 Third Street Cutting Brands Shoppe Wrapping Quick Freezing John C. Roberts 231 Third St. McMinnville, Oregon Grace Walker Gems Phone 3512 CASCADE TRACTOR IMPLEMENT CO. The F.F.A. president, Gary Lewis, is trying out one of the fine tractors at Cascade Tractor and Implement Company. It’s the place to go for farm equipment and heavy machinery. CARPENTERS RICHFIELD RANDOLPH HOME The satisfied FURNITURE GROCERY Customer is our first Complete Home Furnishings consideration 527 Third Street 834 N. Hembree We give Phone 8193 S H Best wishes to the green stamps McMinnville, Oregon class of 1 960 McMinnville Cleaners 615 E. 4th Phone 2861 S H Green Stamps McMinnville, Oregon Kiwi Radio and TV Service RCA — Sylvania Tubes Channel Master Antennas Phone 10892 91 1 N. 99W. Across from Darigold Anna’s Apparel Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 60 WESTERN FINANCE COMPANY At Western Finance, Ben Gray is always willing to serve you. For personal loans up to $500, stop in at Western Finance. viamaa: A ? nna( £oan - PEERY DRUG HORNER'S SERVICE Poseyland COMPANY STATION “For the Finest in Flowers Prescription Highway 99” Druggist across from Hi School 410 E. 2nd St. Phone 1021 McMinnville, Oregon Phone 1041 WIDEMAN EQUIPMENT CO. Wideman Equipment Company handles International Harvester and other heavy duty equipment. Lawnmowers, truck parts and tools are all offered by Wideman. Drive out. Ask them to help you. Compliments of ROGERS BROS. Farmers Congratulations to Co-op Class of 1 960 Oil Roger’s Bros. A § W ROOT BEER A W is one of McMinnville’s most popular drive-ins. For fun and relaxation drop by the A W. Carol Taylor, Jerry Wil-kison, Jack Carter, Dave Jack-son, and A1 Miller are shown enjoying A W’s famous root beer. Pactllo City On Highway 99W GARRIGUS at Evens Street sv {°y BUILDERS P. O. Box 1 76 Hj SUPPLY McMinnville, jf EVERYTHING Oregon FOR THE Phone 2961 BUILDER ANDY’S TEXACO SUNSET DRUG Third and Galloway WIN FRAIDENBURG McMinnville, Oregon Prop. We Give Phone 2741 S H Green Stamps McMinnville McMinnville auto parts Complete Line of Crystal Window Auto Glass Glass Otto Larsen Third Galloway Phone 1011 The new Rexall drug store has everything from cosmetics to all kinds of medicines. Mrs Moss is behind a display of one of the many fine products at O’Rourkes. O'Rourke’s Rexall Drugs Phone 1 161 John A. O'Rourke RAMSEY’S 33 years of service in McMinnville School Supplies Notions Costume Jewelry Fresh Candies COMPLETE VARIETY SECTION McMinnville, Oregon HERRING INSURANCE 622 Third Street McMinnville, Oregon Phone 4791 “Insurance for All Your Insurance Needs Here is one of Sunshine Dairy’s happy employees, bottling the milk that is appreciated by everyone who wants to keep healthy. SUNSHINE DAIRY BILL’S MARKET Everything to Eat On North Baker Street Across from Mac Hi Athletic Field Hamblin Wheeler stocks all the clothes a man can want. Rick Prouty is eyeing one of the many colorful shirts A1 Beeler has to offer. HAMBLIN WHEELER Interested in the best clothes? If you are, Millers is the place to go. Janice Herring and Mrs. Odell are displaying one of the many pretty blouses found at Millers. MILLERS GILL'S MACHINE SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 Phone 6291 1 505 Kirby Street McMinnville, Oregon FURNITURE J. W.COPLAND YARDS MART 3rd Cowls Lumber, Paint and Building Supplies Congratulations Hardware to the Easy Payment Plans Available Class of ‘‘60” The Yard of Friendly Service Your Lane Cedar Eighth and Alpine Chest Headquarters Just 1 Block West of Cook School McKIM STUDIOS FINE PORTRAITS WEDDING PICTURES 3rd Davis McMinnville, Oregon McMinnville electric co. Electrical Contractors All types electric heat Television servicing Appliance repair service Refrigerator service McMinnville 1351 GENERAL HOSPITAL 423 E. 1st The First National Bank of McMinnville, the oldest, home-owned bank in Oregon, has been a loyal backer of McMinnville High School through the many years they have been in this community. Pete Granger is discussing with Tom Gunness, ass’t cashier, how to go about opening a checking account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK MONTGOMERY WARDS McMinnville's Only Complete Department Store 3rd Baker Kay-Mac” RADIO 1 26 - FIRST IN YAMHILL COUNTY Serving the Community, Our Schools and Businessmen YAMHILL RADIO COMPANY, McMINNVILLE, OREGON DANCER BENNETT BUS SERVICE “Serving McMinnville Public Schools” At Gillam’s Camera Shop, everything in photographic equipment can be found. Gillam’s services range from simple film developing to dif- ficult full color portraits. Take advantage of McMinnville’s only camera shop. GILLAM’S CAMERA SHOP Autographs L