McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

— YEARBOOK Published by the Associated Student Body of A McMinnville High School McMinnville, Oregon OT | innville High School • McMi Editor: Marilyn Dawson Business Mgr.: Kay Benedict Photographer: Chuck Springer Advisor: Mr. Harry' Dawsoi ADMVNtST Our Faculty — As we move into our new school building, the teachers bear with carpenters, men fixing the P. A. system and students rushing around to find their new class rooms. Administration Editors: Jackie Starry, Judy Sitton The Board of Education of School District No. 40 in- Jong, Chairman Stanley Christensen. These people are eluded Attorney Willard Cushing, Mr. Waldo Sears, responsible for assuring better education for the com- Mr. Kent Savage, Mrs. Christine Bennett, Mr. Calvin De- munity. 4 Shown in an informal gathering are some of Mac High's faculty. Each year two teas are held for the faculty by the homemaking department. Administration Guides Education Mrs. Royce Keller, secretary, is one of the main reasons for the efficiency in the office. Mrs. Mary Lou Collins is the efficient secretary to the superintendent. 5 One of Mr. Baisch's many duties is reading the daily announcements to the student body. Mr. Eldore Baisch, vice-principal, tirelessly devotes his time and efforts to school affairs. 7 Mr. Robert Paul, dean of boys, is shown counselling a Miss Mary Ellen Gill has the great responsiblity as dean student. This is only one of his varied activities. of girls. She devotes much of her time to this job. Counseling Personnel Mr. Robert Blaha is in charge of the testing program and also serves as guidance director. Mrs. Nancy Ryan serves as secretary in the counseling center. 8 McMinnville High School Faculty Gives Wide Educational Experience Mr. Patrick and Mr. Greiner confer with Mrs. Adams in the new Home Economics suite concerning the program for vocational education. Vocational Department MR. PAUL PATRICK MR. JACK GREINER MRS. JANET ADAMS Agriculture Industrial Arts Homemaking 9 MRS. ANNE SIX English English Department Mrs. Helser, Mrs. Six, Mr. Tigner, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Lee of the English and language departments meet to compare notes on course content. Languages and Speech MRS. PAT JONES Spanish 10 MR. DON KLEIN American Problems MR. DON MABEE World Geography MR. BYRON BENDER U.S. History Social Sciences MR. ELDORE BAISCH American History Mrs. Little, Mr. Mabee, Mrs. Honn, Mr. Klein, and Mr. Goodwin are gathered in the library to discuss recent publications. Business and Library MRS. ELIZABETH HONN Typing MR. JAMES GOODWIN Business MRS. KATHRYN LITTLE Library 11 MR. ROBERT PAUL Math MR. DAVE SEARS Senior Math Math Department Here the science and mathematics teachers, Mr. Paul, Mr. Schaad, Mr. Sears, Mr. But- chart, Mr. Snook, and Mr. Dawson inspect the new science facilities. Science Department MR. HARRY DAWSON Biology MR. ROY BUTCHART Chemistry MR. BENJAMIN SCHAAD Biology MR. VERBAL SNOOK Physics 12 MR. KENNETH ROGERS Physical Education MISS MARGARET KOPF Physical Education MISS MARY ELLEN GILL Health MR. LOYAL RICH Health P. E. and Health Mr. Tjernlund, Miss Kopf, Mr. Rogers, Miss Gill, and Mr. Rich make plans for using the gym for P.E. activities and as an auditorium for music concerts. Music Department MR. JOHN McMANUS MR. GORDON TJERNLUND Band Choir i STUDENT Student life portrays many activities involved in moving into the new school building. Since the construction was not completed until December, inconveniences were encountered, but accepted in good spirit. Student Life Editors: Jackie Starry, Judy Sitton A. S. B. Officers Guide Activities v - The Associated Student Body Officers are Doug Cushing, Mike Powell, Judy Morton, Kevin McGillivray, and Carolyn Christensen. 16 President of the associated Student Body of McMinnville High School, chairman of student council, and chief rep-resentitive for the student body are just a few of the many jobs of President Kevin McGillivray (third). Vice President Mike Powell (first) acted as chairman of the Assembly Committee and presided at all assemblies. Secretary Carolyn Christensen (fourth) was kept well occupied recording all student body proceedings and answering the correspondence for the student body. Treasurer Judy Morton(second) accurately balanced the books and gave a report to the Student Council each month. Doug Cushing (fifth), as sergeant-at-arms, maintained order in council meetings and assemblies and called the student body to assemblies over the public address system. The backbone of McMinnville high school is the student council. This group is made up of students representing various classes. They decide the major school issues. The girls who aided the office staff with the many duties of the day were, SEATED: S. Krieger, K. De-Paolo, S. Merchant, D. Delker, B. Miller, S. Eliason, STANDING: R. Krieger, L. Robinson, D. Baker, L. Nicholls, E. McKibben, J. Penrose, K. Hess, J. Morton, K. Sams, J. Plowman, H. Zachow, E. Robbins, and B. Van Vleck. Students who helped with library duties this year were, FIRST ROW, seated: E. Bicknell, C. Beechner, M. Linn, ROW TWO, seated: D. Stoet-ing, C. Eller, G. Gillmouth, S. Walker, C. Roemmick, P. Fuller, B. Ash well, J. AcufF, C. Jesperson, S. Van Datta, STANDING: W. Hicks, J. McGhehey, M. Standard, D. Mc-Sherry. These students helped the cooks serve lunch to the high school students during the two lunch periods, SEATED: J. Saums, P. Fuller, R. Kes-ter, K. Reed, S. Manes, D. Manning, B. Davis, J. Brown, STANDING: D. Ebeling, R, Taylor, D. Cummings, L. Robbins, D. Wallace, T. Sponsel, B. Shank, and Sandy Bride. 18 Orville Oleson, Ed Rodgers and Francis Sharp, our custodial staff, are proud of our high school, and we should help them keep it spotless and clean. Lunch room cooks who supply food to the students are Mrs. Pat Latimer, Mrs. Ruth Wright and Mrs. Helen Olson. Busses bring the outlying students in to school. These three drivers pick up the high school students and carry them to the junior high where they are distributed to their correct busses. 19 This view shows the science wing of the nigh school when the year opened in September. Moving the dirt and hurrying to meet deadlines so that students could move into the new facilities, were part of the workmen's jobs. The workmen seemed to appreciate their coffeebreaks more when the Girls' League served them coffee and doughnuts. 20 The chemistry class found themselves on the balcony when school opened, sharing it with two biology classes. Students took full advantage of the new chemistry facilities after its completion and found they had plenty of room for experiments. Serving as a paint storage room was the main function of the chemistry room during the early months of school. 21 Classrooms of the department looked like this when school opened in September. The biology classes had to use the balcony of the gym as classrooms for the first part of the school year. The new biology rooms made the class more enjoyable to the students. The gymnasium serves as an auditorium for all assemblies, concerts, and student body meetings. Hallways are crowded with students as classes change throughout the day. Science students give rapt attention to vivisection of a turtle during the travel science lecture series. As the graduating class of 1961 leaves our school the juniors and sophomores move ahead to higher goals of life. The next class comes in with new ideas and lots of spirit. Senior class officers; Left to Right: Jeanie Fryer, Secretary; Mike Saunders, Sergeant-at- Arms; Mike Keller, President; Phil Gilson, Vice President; and Susan Thomas, Treasurer. Seniors Graduate from New Building The Senior class of 1961 proved to be one of the most Dimes Drive, and the pep assembly trophy. Their Sopho-outstanding graduating classes of McMinnville High more dance was very successful and that same year School. Throughout their four years over 1 3 had a 3.00 they won first place in the Homecoming window display, point grade average, or above. Their Junior-Senior Prom was one of the prettiest ever; The seniors were very active during their high school 'Is theme was Shangri-La. As Seniors they revived the years. As Freshmen they won the Bottle Drive, March of Homecoming bonfire for the first time in four years. Seniors Prepare for Graduation ROLF ADAMS BEVERLY ASHWILL DIANA BAKER RONNIE BALLARD JACK BARNES CLARE BEAL CLAUDETTE BEHNER ANITA BELL KAY BENEDICT EVELYN BICKNELL RON BOGH SHARON BRADLEY JOAN BROWN ROLAND BROWN RONNIE BROWN BETTY BURKE RON BUTCHART JEAN CARNES JOYCE CARNES JACK CARTER CALLA JEAN CATHERMAN CAROLYN CHRISTENSEN JIM CHURCH KAY CLARAMBEAU MICHAEL CUTTING TOM DAVIES TOM DAVISON MARILYN DAWSON JOHN DAY DARLENE DELKER KAREN DePAOLA LARRY DEPUE GLEN DIXON DIANE CONFER SUSAN CROY DAVID CRUICKSHANK SHEILA ELIASON DICK ELLIOTT JOE EZELL ELISABETH FARRIS JEANE FRYER POLLY FULLER GAY GILLMOUTH PHIL GILSON JOHN GOCHE CANDY GODBY BARBARA GOODWIN CLAIRE GROSS WALTER HART ARLENE HERINGER STANLEY HERMENS LARRY HERR RETA HERRING KAY HESS JOYCE HIPPE DAPHNE HONN SIDNEY HUWALDT ANNE JACKSON JO JACKSON CLEO JESPERSON LOUANN JOHNSON TRACY JO JOHNSON BOBBIE JEAN KAY MIKE KELLER LARRY KINION CAROL KNUTZ VONNA KNUTZ ROSANN KRIEGER SANDRA KRIEGER GEORGE LEIBERT SHARON LINDGREN MARILYN LINN RON LIVINGSTON WAYNE LOFTON MARILYN MADZIER RICHARD MATHER PENNY MATTECHECK LESTER MAY VINCENT MEKKERS SHARON MERCHANT BARBARA MILLER AL MILLER WADE MILLER JUDY MORTON JANICE MULL DIANNE MULLIKIN KEN MURRAY TERRY MURRAY WILLADEAN McCARTY JOE McCullough LARRY McGANTY JOHN McGHEHEY KEVIN McGILLIVRAY EILEEN McKIBBEN PHIL NASH KAREN NELSON SHARON NELSON LINDA NICHOLLS SHIRLEY NIGH HELEN O'DELL SHERRIE OSBORN PAULETTE PATRICK DALE PAYNE SHARON PAYNE JUDY PENROSE GRACE PETRE CARMEN PHELPS SALLIE PITARDI JUDY PLOWMAN MICHAEL POWELL MARILYN PRATT PAT RASMUSSEN SHIRLEY RASMUSSEN KAREN REED BEVERLY KAY RING ETHEL ROBBINS LEROY ROBBINS LINDA ROBINSON MARY RODGERS JOYCE ROGERS JAMES ROGHAIR MITCHEL ROHSE RAE ANN RUSSELL KAREN SAMS FRANCIS SANDERS CAROL SAUNDERS MIKE SAUNDERS SHARON SCHUMACHER BARBARA SHANK JIM SIPP JUDY SITTON HARVEY SMITH CHARLES SPRINGER DICK STALLER MARK STANARD JACQUELINE STARRY SANDRA STEPHENSON BOB SUNSET ROGER TAYLOR SUSAN THOMAS EDNA TOLIVER LARRY TURNER BONNIE VAN VLECK DON WALLACE SANDY WEIHER SHARON WELLS PATRICIA WESTPHAL RON WILLIAMS RONNIE WISER JOAN WITTROCK SANDEE WOLD BILL WOLTER VELMA YOUNG HOLLIE ZACHOW Senior Activities ADAMS, ROLF — trans. Indio 3; Y.F.C. 3, Notional Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Football 3. ASHWIll, BEVERLY - trans. Wash. 2. G.A.A. 2,3,4; C.O.P. 4, Stage Guild 3.4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; library Club 4; Girls' League Board 4; McMinnvillian 2,3; Speech Club 4; A.S.B. Play 3,4; Speech Tourn. 4; Senior Ploy. BAKER, DIANE — trons. Salem 1; G.A.A. 2,3; C.O.P. 4; Girls' Glee 1.2. BALLARD. RON - M“ Club 2,3,4; Football 1, Wrestling 1,12.13.14; District Wrestling; Track l,2,L4. 4. Honor Society 4. I.R.l. 4; Christmos Dance Ch. 4. BARNES, JACK — trans. Lake Oswego 3; M Club Honor Society 4, I.R.L. 4. Christmos Dance Ch. 4; Football 3; Track L2.L3.L4; Cross Country 3; National Merit Scholarship 4. BEAHM, RICHARD - F.F.A. 1.2. BEAL, ClARE - G.A.A. 1.2. board 3.4; Bond 1.2, Sec. 3,4,- Honor Society 3,4; I R.L. 4, Girls' League Veep. 4, Thespians 2.3, Sec.-Treas. 4; A.S.B. Ploy 1; Girl of Month 4. State Band 3; T.Y.V. Band 2.3,4; Northwest Orchestra 4,- Woodwind Quintet 4, Girls' All-Star Basketball 3; Senior Play. BEEHNER. CLAUDETTE CAMP - G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Library Club Veep. 4; Choir 2.3.4; Tumbling 1.2,3,4. BELL, ANITA — G.A.A. 1,2, board 3,4; Rally Squad Board 4; Frosh Yell Leader 1; C.O.P. 2; Varsity Yell Leader 3, Queen 4; Fire Squad 1,2,4; Stage Guild 1j F.H.A. 1,2,4, Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4; F.T.A. Historian 2, member 4; Student Coun. Rep. 2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4; Betty Crocker Pie Contest 2; March of Dimes Ch. 1; Tennis 2,3; Swimming L 1.12.13.14; Elk's Leadership Award 4, Quill ond Scroll 4; Prom Princess 4. BENEDICT, KAY - G.A.A. 1.2; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4; Stage Guild 4. F.H.A. 1, historian 2; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Historian 2; Choir 2,3,4. Yearbook 4; Student Coun. Rep. 3,- 3; A.S.B. Sec. 3; Melodears 1.2, Swing-sters 4; Northwest Music Contest; A.S.B. Ploy 4; Quill and Scroll 4 SICK NELL, EVELYN — G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 3.4. BOGH, RON - Fire Squad 3,4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; Footboll 1,2,3. Basketball 1.2.3. BRADLEY, SHARON G.A.A. 1.2; C.O.P. 4; Girls' Glee 1,2. BROWN, JOAN — trans. Portland 3; F.H.A. 4; Y.F.C. BROWN, ROLAND — trans. Portland 3; Mac Hi Presents. BROWN, RON - Football L4; Basketball 2; Track 4. BURKE, BETTY - trons. Salem 3; C.O.P. 4; Library Club treos. 3; A.S.B. Play 4. BUTCHART, RON - trons. Tillamook 2; Y.F.C. Pres. 3, Veep. 4; Honor Society 4. Choir 3. Pres. 4, Student Coun. 4; Boys' Fed. Cabinet 4; All Northwest Choir 4. Football 2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Track 2.4; Senior Play. CARNES, JEAN — G.A.A. 1; Frosh Yell Leader 1, C.O.P. 2; Drill Team 4. Mac Hi Presents 2; F.H.A. 1; Honor Society 3,4; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Pres. 4; Choir 4; Girl of Month 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Track Stot. 2.3,4. CARNES, JOYCE — G.A.A. 1; Rally Squad Veep. 3,4; Frosh Yell Leader 1; C.O.P 2,3; Drill Team 4; F.H.A. I; Honor Society 3,4, I.R.L. 3,4; Choir 4; Student Coun. 3; Swingsters A. Girl of Month 3. Speech Tournament. CARTER. JACK - Band 1,2,3. CATHERMAN. CAL LA JEAN - G.A.A. 1.2, board 3.4. Rally Squad Boord 3.4; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4, Mac Hi Presents 2.3; Fire Squad 3; Stage Guild 3; F.H.A. 1.2, pari. 3; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Board 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Coun. 3.4; Forensics Club 3,4; Homecoming Dance Ch. 3; Christmos Dance Ch. 3; Girl of Month 3; Tennis L3,L4; Senior Ploy. CHRISTENSEN, CAROLYN - G.A.A. 1,2, boord 3,4; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4; Fire Squad 2; F.H.A. 1,2, Veep. 3; Honor Society 4; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Board 2; F.T.A. 4; A.S.B. Sec. 4; Christmos Donee Ch. 3; Student Coun. 4; Speech Tourn. 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Tumbling 2; Swimming LI,12,L3,L4. CHURCH, JIM — M Club 2,3, Veep. 4; Fire Squad 4; Honor Society 4; Hi-Y 2. Chap. 3,4; Student Coun. 2,3.4; Soph. Pres. 2; Boys' Fed. Pres. 4; Soph. Dance Ch. 2; Jesperson Award 3; Robbin's Mem. Award 4; Footboll Hall of Fame 4, Football 1.12.13.14; T.Y.V Honorable Mention 3; All T.Y.V 4, All-State 4; Basketball 1.2,3; Baseball 1,12.13,14; Prom Escort 4. CLARAMBEAU, KAY - G.A.A. I. F H.A. Veep 4. Band 1,2.3,4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 4. CONFER, DIANE - G.A.A. 1. board 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Choir 2.3; Student Coun. 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1.L2.L3.L4. Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Tumbling 2.3; Swimming L1,12.13.L4. CROY, SUSAN - G.A.A. 1,2,3. board 4, C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4; Rally Squod Board 4; Mac Hi Presents 2; F.H.A. 1,2.3; I.R.L. 4, Tennis 3,4. CRUICKSHANK, DAVID - M Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1.2,3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 4; F.T.A. 4; Student Coun. 4; Radio Club 1. Pres. 2; F.F.A. Pub. Speak. 2,3,4; F.F.A. Parliamentary Contest; F.F.A. livestock ond soil judge 2.3,4; Dairy and Speech Found. Award 4; Wrestling 1; Track 3,4 CUTTING, MIKE — Fire Squad 4; F.F.A. 1; Honor Society 4; Hi-Y 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Studtnt Coun. 2; Boys' Fed. Activities Ch. 4; NROTC Scholarship Candidate 4; Wrestling l; Trock 3.4; Prom Escort 4 DAVIES. TOM - Varsity Football Manager. DAVISON. TOM - F.F.A. 1, Band 1,2.3.4. DAWSON. MARILYN - G.A.A 1.2,3; Frosh Yell Leader 1; C.O.P. 3; Stage Guild 3.4; F.H.A. 1,2.3.-Band 1. Honor Society 4; I.R.L. Historian 4; Girls' League Sec. 4; Yearbook Ed 4; F.T.A. 4; Student Coun. Rep. 4,- Girl of Month 4; Quill ond Scroll 4. DAY. JOHN - h-ans. Redlands. Colif. 3; Football 3; Basketball 3. DELKER, DARIEN — trans. Independence, Ore. 2; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 2.3,4; library Club A. Girls' Glee 2; Girl of Montk 4, Basketball. DEPAOLA, KAREN - G.A.A. 1; Library Club 1.4. DEPUE, LARRY — Boys' Federation. DIXON, GLEN - Choir ELIASON, SHEILA - G.A.A. 1.2, boord 3,4; Stage Guild 1.2,3. Band 2. Y.F.C. 4; I.R.L. 4; Thespians 1.2. 3.4. A.S.B. Ploy 1; F.H.A. ELLIOTT, DICK — M Club 3.4; Mac Hi Presents 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Student Direct. 3; Thespians 1,2,3, Veep 4. F.T.A. 4; Senior Ploy 4, A.S.B. Ploy 1,2,3,4; Forest Grove Speech Tourn. 4; Linfield Speech Tourn. 4; T.Y.V. Honor Band 3,4, All Stote Band 3; All North-west Orchestra 4; Footboll 1,2,3,14; Track 1,2.13,14.-Trock Dis. Winner 3; Senior Ploy. EZELL, JOE — trans. Washington 3; F.F.A. 3. FARRIS, ELIZABETH - trans. Calif. 4 FRYER. JEANIE - G.A.A. 1,2,3, boord 4; Frosh Yell leoder 1,- C.O.P. 2.3; Fire Squad 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4, Honor Society 4; Girls' League Activity Ch. 4; McMinnvillian 2; Student Coun. Rep. 4, Closs Sec. 4; March of Dimes Ch. 2; Christmos Dance Ch. 4.- Girl of Month 4; Girls' State Rep. 3; F.H.A. Rep. 2; Prom Princess 4. FULLER, POLLY — trons. Monmouth 2. GIllMOUTH, GAY - G.A.A. 1.2.3,4. C.O.P. 4. Fire Squod 3; F.H.A. 1; Library Club 4. GILSON. PHIL — McMinnvillian 2,- Yearbook 3,4; Closs Veep. 4; Football 1.2,- Basketball 1. GOCHE, JOHN — Fire Squad 1; McMinnvillian I; Wrestling Announcer 4. GODBY, CANDY — trans. North Carolina 4; G.A.A 4; Basketball 4. GOODWIN, BARBARA - trans. North Dakota 3; Library Club 4. GROSS. CLAIRE - G.A.A. 1; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3.4.- Solo ond Ensemble Contest 1,2.3,4; Girl of Month 4. HAGNESS, ELLEN — Foreign Exchange student from Norwoy. HANTZE. BARBARA - G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3.4; Swimming 3. HART, WALLY — Fire Squod 2; Wrestling 1,2. HERINGER, ARLENE - G.A.A. 1,2, board 3, Trees. 4; Rally Squad Board 2, Pres. 4; C.O.P. 2.3; Drill Team 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; I.R.L. 4. Girls' League Board 1; Student Coun. Rep. 1,2,3,4; Closs Sec. 2; Pram Ch. 3; A.F.S. Exchange Student 3; T.Y.V. Honor Band 4; Tennis 3,4; Girl of Month 4. HERMENS, STAN - Fire Squad 2,3; F.F.A. Treos. 4, Wrestling 1,2.3. HERR, LARRY — trans. Hebo, Ore. 4. HERRING. RETA - G.A.A. 1,2; C.O P. 4. HESS. KAY - G.A.A. 1.2, boord 3, Veep. 4. F.H.A. 1.2, - Student Coun. Rep. 3. Basketball 1,2,3; Tumbling 1.2. HIPPE. JOYCE - Girls' Glee 1. HONN. DAPHNE - F.H.A. 1.2; Bond 1.2,3,4, Library Club 1; McMinnvillian 4; Thespians 1,2, Recorder 3, Pres. 4, Senior Ploy 1.2.3,4, A.S.B. Play 1,2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 4,- Senior Play. HUWALDT, SID - Stage Guild 3, Bond I; Hi-Y 3,4; A.S.B. Ploy 3; Prom Ch. 3, Football 1,2. JACKSON, ANNE — trons. Salem, Ore. 4; F.H.A. 4,-I.R.L. 4. JACKSON, JO — G.A.A. 1; Library Club Pres. 3,4; Girls' Glee 1. JESPERSON, CLEO - G.A.A. 4, Library Club 3,4; Girls' Glee 1. JOHNSON, LOUANN — trans. Montana 2; G.A.A. 2.3, - F.H.A. 2,3,4; I.R.L. 4, Girls' League Board 4, McMinnvillian 2; Girls' League Style Show Ch. 4; Delegate to Model U.N. 4; Girl of Month 4. JOHNSON, TRACY JO - G.A.A. 1,2; C.O.P. 3; Mac Hi Presents 1; Stage Guild 1.2,3, I.R.L. 3; Choir 2,3. Veep. 4, McMinnvillian 2. Ed. 3; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Student Coun. Rep. 4, Closs Pres. 4, Pep Band 1.2, Nores 1; Hi Fine 3; A.S.B. Play 2,3; Northwest Solo ond Ensemble Contest 2,3,4; Western High School Press Institute 3; Oregon All State Choir 3. KAY, BOBBIE JEAN - C.O.P. 4, Bond 1, Library Club 2.3,4; Choir 2,3.4. KELLER, MIKE — M Club 4; Band Manager 1,2,3,4; Student Coun. Rep. 4; Closs Pres. 4; Pep Band 1,2. 3.4. T.Y.V. Honor Band 2.3; Football 1,2,3.4; Track 3.4; Senior Play. KINION, LARRY - Boys' Fed. 4. KNUTZ, CAROL — G.A.A. 1,2,3, Board 4; Library Club 1,4; Volleyboll All Star 4. KNUTZ. VONNA — G.A.A. 3; Library Club 1; Girls' Glee I. 40 KRIEGER ROSANN - G.A.A. 1,2, Board 3,4; J.V. Yell Leader 3; Varsity Yell Leader 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treos. 4; I.R.L. 4; Student Coun. 3; A.S.B. Treos. 3, Class Trees. 2; Miss Holiday 4; Volleyball 4; Prom Princess 4. KRIEGER, SANDY - G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; G.O.P. 4, F.HA. 1; Basketball 3.4; Volleyball 3. LEIBERT, GEORGE — trons. Nebraska 3. LINDGREN, SHARON — trans. Washington 3; Band 3.4; I.R.L. 4; Clarinet Contest 4. LINN, MARILYN - G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1. LIVINGSTON, RON — trons. Corvallis 3; Band 3,4; Choir 3,4. LOFTON, WAYNE - M Club 4. Fire Squod 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1.2.3.L4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 2.L3.L4.- MADZIER, MARILYN - C.O.P. 4, F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 4. MATHER, RICHARD - ''M Club 3.4; Fire Marshal 3; Football 1,2,3,L4; Wrestling 1,2,L3,L4; Basketball 1, Track 1,2. MAnECHECK, PENNY — G.A.A. 1.2,3. board 4; F.H.A. 1; Tennis 1.L2.L3.L4. MAY, LES — Fire Squad 2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. MEKKERS, VINCENT - M Club 3.4; Fire Squad 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Student Coun. Rep. I; A.S.B. Serg.-ot-Arms 2; Class Pres. 1; Football 1.2,3; Basketball 1,2, L3.L4; Prom Escort 4. MERCHANT, SHARON - Band 1; Library Club 4. C.O.P. 4; Choir 3,4. MILLER, BARBARA - trans. Calif. 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Girl of Month 4. MILLER, AL - F.F.A. 1.2,3.4. MILLER, WADE — Thespians 2,3,4; Senior Ploy 1,2,3; Senior Play. MORTON, JUDY - G.A.A. 1.2.3; Stage Guild 3,4; F.H.A. 2.3; Honor Society 3. Pres. 4; I.R.L. 4; A.S.B. Treas. 4; Class Sec. 3; Soph. Dance Ch. 2; Linfield Speech Tourn. 2; D.A.R. Award; Prom Princess 4; Senior Ploy. MULL, JANICE — trans. Toft, Ore. 4; Choir 4. MUILIKIN, DIANE - G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Bond 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 2,4; Summer Music School,- Senior Play. MURRAY, KEN - M Club 2,3.4. Fire Squad 4. Hi-Y 2,3,4; McMinnvillian 3; Yearbook 4, Football 1.L2.L3, Bosketboll 1,2,3; Track L3. Baseball 1L2.L3. MURRAY. TERRY - M” Club 1,2,3,4; Fire Squad I, F.F.A. 1; Library Club 3; Football 1,2,L4; Wrestling l; Trock 1,2.3,4. McCARTY, WILLADEAN - trans. Hood River. Ore. 4; McMinnvillian 4. McCULLOUGH, JOE — trans. Texas 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Wrestling L2. McGANTY, LARRY - F.F.A. 1; Wrestling 2,3. McGEHEY, JOHN - Hi-Y 3,4, Student Coun. Rep. 1,2, 3,4; Class Serg.-At-Arms 2; Football 1.2; Basketball 1; Trock 2. McGILLIVRAY, KEVIN - M� Club 4. Stage Guild 4; Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Honor Society 4; I.R.L. 4; Student Coun. Rep. 2,3; A.S.B. Pres. 4; Class Veep. 1.3; A.S.B. Play 4; All T.Y.V. Leogue Band 1.2.3.4; All State Bond 3; All Northwest Orchestra 4; Football 1.2.3.L4; Basketball 1,2,3,L4; Trock 1,3; Prom Escort 4. McKIBBEN, EILEEN - F.H.A. 1,2,3; C.O.P. 4; Speech Tourn. 3. NASH. PHIL - M Club 4; Choir 1.2.3; Football 1.2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. NELSON, KAREN — trans. Washington 3; Yearbook 4. NELSON, SHAREN — trons. Washington 4; Yearbook 4. NICHOLES, LINDA - G.A.A. 1.2.3; C.O.P. 4; Stage Guild 1; F.H.A. 1. NIGH SHIRLEY - Library Club 3; Girls' Glee 1,2 ODELL, HELEN - G.A.A. 1.2,3; C.O.P. 4. FH.A. I, Library Club 4; Class Strg.-at-Arms 3. OSBORN, SHERRIL - trans. Calif. 4; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4. PARTICK. PAULETTE - G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; C.O.P. 2, Song Leader 3; Queen 4; Rally Squod Board 4; Mac Hi Presents 1,2; F.H.A. 1. Sec. 2.3,4; Band 1,2.3,4; Honor Society 3,4; I.R.L. 4; McMinnvillian 2; T.Y.V. Band 2,4; Homecoming Princess 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Prom Queen, 4. PAYNE. DALE - trans. Newberg 3. PAYNE. SHARON - F.H.A. 2; Bosketboll 4. PENROSE, JUDY - Stoge Guild 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. I; F.T.A. 2; A.S.B. Ploy 1. PETRE, GRACE — G.A.A. 4; Speech Tourrt. PHELPS, CARMEN - G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Rally Squad Sec. 4; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4,- F.H.A. 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Board 1, Treos. 3; F.T.A. 4; Student Coun. Rep 4. PITARDI, SALLI - trans. Alsea 3; G.A.A. 3.4; F.H.A. 3,4; Honor Society 4; Speech Club 4; Speech Tourn. Soil Conservation Contest 1st. piece. PLOWMAN, JUDY - G.A.A. 1.2, board 3.4; C.O.P. 4; Rally Squad Board 4; F.H.A. I.R.L. 4; Melodears 1.2; F.T.A. 4; Yarnhill Typing and Shorthand 1st. POWELL, MIKE — Mac Hi Presents Band 1, drum major 2,3.4; Honor Society 4; McMinnvillian 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespions 3,4; Student Coun. 2,3; A.S.B. Veep. 4; Forensic Club 3,4; A.S.B. Play 4; Linfield Speech Tourn.; United Nations Finalist; Region IV Student Coun. Pres. 4; T.Y.V. Band.- Elk's Contestant; Football 1; Senior Play. PRATT, MARILYN - G.A.A. 2. board 3.4; Stoge Guild I; F.HA 1; Y.F.C. 4. Choir 2. RASMUSSEN, PAT - G.A.A. board 4; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 2. REED, KAREN — trans. Washington 3,- Yearbook 4. RING, BEVERLY KAY - Sheridan. Ore. 3 ROBBINS. ETHEL - G.A.A. 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4. ROBBINS, LEROY - M Club 4. Firo Squad 3; Football 1,2,3,L4; T.Y.V. Honorable Mention 4. ROBINSON, LINDA - trons. Goldbeach 3, G.A.A. 1.2,3,4; F.H.A. 1.2,4,- Girls' Glee 1. ROGeRS, JOYCE - G.A.A. 2; Girls' Glee 1; Choir 3. ROGHAIR. JAMES - Band 4,- T.F.C. 1. Veep. 2. Pres. 3,4,- Honor Society 4; Choir 1,2; McMinnvillian 4; Student Coun. 4; T.F.C. Quiz Team 4; Boys' Fed. Veep. 4; Football 1; Trock 1; Tennis 1; Speech Tourn. ROHSE, MITCHEL - Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Honor Society 4; I.R.L. Pres. 4; Girls' League Courtesy Ch. 4; 4; T.Y.V. Band; Elk's Scholarship Award. RUSSELL, RAEANN - G.A.A. 1,2,4. C.O.P 4; F.H.A 1,2, Historian 3, Treas. 4; Girls' League 1; Student Coun. 4; Linfield Speech Tourn. 2. SAMS, KAREN - G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; F.H.A. 3.4. SANDERS. FRANCIS — Boys' Fed. 4 SAUNDERS, CAROL - Stage Guild 2.3; Honor Society 4; I.R.L. Pres. 4; Girls' League Courtesy Ch. 4; Student Coun. 4. SAUNDERS. MIKE - F.F.A. 1,2,3. Veep. 4. Class Serg.-at-Arms 4; Student Coun. 4. SCHUMACHER, SHARON - trans. Washington 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4; I.R.L. 4. SHANK, BARBARA - G.A.A. 1,2.3, board 4. F.H.A. 1,3,4; Honor Society 4; F.T.A. 4; Y.F.C 4. SIPP, JIM - F.F.A. 1; Wrestling 1. SITTON, JUDY - G.A.A. 1.2. board 3.4; F.H.A. 1; McMinnvillian Ed. 4; Yearbook 4; Student Coun. 4; Girl of Month 4; Quill and Scroll 4. SMITH, HARVEY - � M Club 3.4; Fire Squod 4; Hi-Y 3,4,- McMinnvillian 2; Football l,2,L4; Basketball 1.2.L3. SPRINGER, CHARLES - trons. Ohio 3; Yearbook 4, Quill ond Scroll 4; Senior Ploy. STALLER, DICK - ”M Club 3,4; Wrestling 1.2.L3.L4. STANARD, MARK - M Club 4; Fire Squad 4; Hi-Y 3. Pres. 4; Student Coun. 3,4; Class Veep. 2; Pres. 3; Homecoming Dance Ch. 3; Christmas Donee Ch. 4; Boy of Month 3; Football 1,2; Track 1.2,13,14, Prom Escort 4. STARRY, JACKIE — G.A.A. 4; Girls' Glee 1; Yearbook 4; F.T.A. 4. STTPHENSON, SANDRA - GAA. 1,2,3. board 4.-Rally Squad Board 4; C.O.P. 3; Mac Hi Presents 1.2; Stage Guild 1,2,3,4; I.R.L. 4, Girls' Glee 1; Choir 3.4; McMinnvillian 2; Thespians 4; Student Coun. 1,2,4; Class Sec. 1; A.S.B. Ploy 1.4,- Tennis 3,4; Swimming L4; Speech Finalist 4 SUNSET, BOB - trons. Tillamook 3,- Boys' Fed. TAYLOR, ROGER — Swimming L4. THOMAS, SUSAN - G.A.A. 1.2.3. board 4. C.O.P. 3, Mac Hi Presents 2; Stage Guild 2.4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Society. Recorder 4; I.R.L. 4; Girls' League Board 3; McMinnvillian Ed. 4; Student Coun. 4; Class Treas. 4,- A.S.B. Play 4; Christmas Dance Ch. 4; Girl of Month 4; Speech Tourn. 2,4. TOLIVER, EDNA - trans. Willomlna 3; A.S.B. Ploy 4; Senior Ploy. TURNER, LARRY - ''M'' Club 2.3.4; Football 1,2.3, Wrestling 1.2.L3.L4. VAN VLECK, BONNIE G.A.A. 1.2,- Girls' Glee 1; Student Coun. 4. WALLACE, DON - F.F.A. 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.L4. WEIHER, SANDRA - G.A.A. 1.2; F.H.A. 1. WELLS. SHARON - F.F.A. 2.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2.3,4; Library Club 1; Choir 2; Thespions 1,2,3.4. WESTPHAL, PATTY - F.A.A. 1,2.3, board 4. C.O.P. 3; F.H.A. 1; Honor Society 4,- I.R.L. Sec. Treos. 4,- Girls' Glee 1,2. WILLIAMS, RON - Band 2.3; Wrestling 3. WISER, RONNIE - Boys' Fed. WITTROCK, JOAN - F.H.A. 1. WOLD, SANDEE - G.A.A. 1.2; C.O.P. 3; Drill Team 4; F.H.A. 1.2. Sec. 3,4; Girls' Glee 1; Choir 2,3,4; Miiodeors 1,2; Swingsters 4. WOLTER, BILL - Boys' Fed. YOUNG, VELMA - Band 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3. McMinnvillian 3,4. ZACHOW, HOLLIE - F.A.A. 1,2,3; Rally Squod Treas. 4; C.O.P. 3.- Drill Team 4; Stage Guild 1; Girls' Glee 1. 41 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS: STANDING: Anita Bell, Jack Barnes, Shirley Rasmussen, Carol Knutz, Pat Rasmussen, Diane Confer, Claire Gross, Patty Westphal, Kevin Mc-Gillavry, and Mitchel Rohse,- GOLD SEAL WINNERS: SEATED: Clare Beal, Jean Carnes, Judy Morton, Carmen Phelps, Arlene Heringer, Rosann Krieger, Paulette Patrick, Joyce Carnes, and Jim Roghair. Seniors Win Honors Juniors Honor For the 1961 prom, Fantasia, the following seniors were selected for the court: Princess Jeanie Fryer,- Escort Mark Stanard,- Princess Anita Bell; Escort Mike Cutting; Queen Paulette Patrick; Escort Vinnie Mekkers; Escort Seniors at Prom Jim Church; Princess Judy Morton; Princess Rosann Krieger; standing in front are Gary Brooks, Junior class president and prom chairman, Weston Heringer. Junior Class Officers: Stan Von Arsdel, vice president; Gary Brooks, president; Mary McKay; treasurer; Sally Granger, secretary; Allan Baker, sergeant-at-arms. Junior Booth Serves Students’ Needs The Junior class had a very busy year. The students worked hard to make this years prom a success. The classmates worked together in the beanfields and added this money to their prom fund. The junior booth was also an aid in promoting this junior-senior activity. The theme for the prom was Fantasia and was carried out in various scenes depicting fairytale stories. Another activity sponsored by the juniors was Homecoming. The students enjoyed the street rally and dance put on by the enthusiastic class. Many junior students' names appeared on the honor roll as well as the athletic rosters. They have supported the school diligently in all activities. Acuff, Joanne Adams, Theodore Albert, Kenny Alexander, Dick Allard, Richard Anderson, Carl Anderson, Barbara Banke, James Baker, Allan Baker, Bob Barber, Sandralee Barrett, Phil Barton, Robert Beard, Bob Beeler, William Bergreen, Victoria Birt, Roger Bladine, Pamela Bristol, Andrea Brooks, Gary Buller, John Burcham, Bruce Campbell, Dixie Campbell, Louis Cellers, Mike Chamberlain, Carol Clay, Linda Combs, Doris Cottam, Janet DeJong, Calvin DeVin, Carol Devlin, Steve Dillin, Kathy Earl, Linda Ebling, Dale Eborall, Mike Eller, Cheryl Engle, Tim Farrow, Leroy Fender, Laura Fore, Joe Forsythe, Ken Fuller, John Fuller, Gilbert Gomroth, Stephen Geier, Gerald Good, Nancy Granger, Sally Hamel, Elsie Hanson, Richard Harper, Gary Harry, Judith Hay, Patricia Helser, Susan Heringer, Weston Hilton, Ruth Horton. Daniel Howard, Barbara Huber, David Huston, Bob Irvine, Janice Jedan, Erich Johnson, Bill Johnson, Kay Juenemann, Jeffery Kerr, Karleen Kline, Randy Knutz, Victor Kowing, Frank Krieger, Carol Kroll, Anna Laird, Dale Larsen, Douglas Larsen, Gerald Larsen, Sigrid LaVoie, Lana Lewis. Mary Jean Moloney, Ed Manes, Stana Manning, Daisy Martin, Beverly Martin, Patty Menefee, Andrew Michael, Neal Miller, James Morgan, Mary Ann Morton, Tom McCarley, Robby McCullough, Jim McFee, Mike McGanty, Francis McKay, Mary McKenzie, Judy Niehus, Jim O'Malley, Kitti Orndorff, Ken Paige, Ronald Parnell, Raymond Payne, Robert Pettit, Steve Prather, Jack Probasco, Clifford Prouty, Rick Rash, Randy Rasmussen, Janet Rasmussen, Jim Rhoden, Betty Rodgers, Margaret Roemmick, Charlotte Ross, Richard Rossner, John Salisbury, Virgil Saum, Judy Savage, Kent Schmidt, Leverna Sharp, Ervin Shelburne, Dina Shields, Deanna Skelley, Betteann Slauson, Bob Sondenaa, Joanne Sponsel, Terry Stoats, Cecil Sterett, Richard Sterett, Ronald Tate, Dean Tedrich, Charlotte Thompson, Carl Thornley, Gilbert Toliver, Karen VanArsdel, Stan Vandehey, John Waggoner, Anne Walker, Vickye Warmington, Elsie Webster, Bonnie Wehnaw, Patricia Whitworth, Dave Willis, Lorry Wright, Dick WyfFels, James Zumwalt, Sandy Sophomore Class Officers: Matt Dunkle, sergeant-at-arms; Pam DeJong, treasurer; Gail Boersma, secretary; Carolyn Colvin, vice president; Doug Koch, president. Sophomores Have Large Class The Scphomores had 185 students in their class. This was the largest class to ever participate in McMinnville Senior High School. The Sophomores had a very peppy class and proved to have spirit by winning the pep trophy several times. Their Sophomore Dance, Transylvania Tromp, was very successful. The Sophomores contributed many athletes to the varsity sport teams and had a good representation on the Rally Squad. Alexander, Tom Applegate, Jim Armstrong, Terry Asmussen, John Baker, Philip Barbour, Joyce Beahm, Jeanne Bean, Dennis Beothe, Lorry Beasley, Bill Bell, Susan Bennett, Milton Bernards, Gerald Boersma, Gail Bowen, Grant Bracelin, Connie Bride, Sandy Brown, Karen Bundy, Dale Butler, Si Cain, Bobby Carlson, Linda Carriker, Margaret Case, Diane Church, Bob Cline, Jim Coleman, Bill Colvin, Carolyn Cottrell, Jon Cox, Gary Craven, Clifford Crossgrove, Dennis Crossgrove, Nancy Cummins, Alice Cummins, Carol Curyea, Barbara Cushing, Doug Cutler, Brian Davis, Charlotte Davis, Nancy Davis, Noreen DeJong, Pam DeJong, Pat Donaldson, Claudia Dunckel, Matt Durham, Terry Ebert, Sherry Eddy, Evyline Efraimson, Jim Elofson, Carol Engen, Sylvia Farnham, Sandra Farrow, Keith Fender, Theda Fletchall, Sanya Fore, Roberta Frazee, John Fry, Cathy Gallagher, Susan Gamroth, Nancy Geier, Liz Gillmouth, Gary Gipson, Gordon Gipson, Ron Goche, Virginia Gorton, Nancy Graham, Susan Graves, Betty Green, Tom Hamel, Neal Harris, Edwin Heath, Dennis Hering, John Hermans, Shirley Herring, Ronald Hess, George Holmes, Steve Hopson, Glenn House, Nancy Huston, Neal Jackman, Jan Jenkins, Kathy Johnson, Pamela Kaiser, Robert Keen, John Keller, Robert Kerr, Karen Kester, Ruth King, May-Ree Kirsch, John Klaus, Dean Kleinschmit, Ron Koch, Doug Lewis, Dennis Lietz, Larry Linn, Albert Little, Linda Lofton, Steve Long, Robert Lucas, Gary Lundeen, Gerry Madzier, Bernard Magee, Micheal Mandigo, Evan Manes, Scott Manley, Gary Martens, Carol Martin, Connie Martin, Spencer Moulding, Barry Maynard, Judy Mead, Mary Mickey, Claudia Miller, Deanna Miller, Jimmy Milligan, Jeffrey Milton, Judy Mock, John Moss, Amber McConnell, Doug McKinney, Russell McKinney, Tom McManus, Ray McSherry, Dale Neuschwanger, John Nicoll, Liz Nolt, Robert Northup, Frances O'Dell, David Oleson, Bob Parnell, Gary Patrick, Pam Payne, Shirley Pister, Alice Poage, Ruth Pratt, Russell Rannebeck, Mary Rasmussen, Marlene Reed, Janet Regan, Cathie Reintsma, John Reyne, Joanne Richardson, Jerry Roghair, Gene Sadd, Mike Salisbury, Stanley Sanders, Dick Saunders, Dennis Shipley, Tom Sieler, Patty Simonson, Luella Slemp, Margaret Staller, Cheryl Stoelting, Donna Strayer, Carole Temple, Mark Tepolt, Danny Thomas, Lyle Thomas, Steve Troian, John Van Datta, Susan Van Otten, George Van Vleck, Margie Wade, Shirley Walker, Sharon Wasson, Joyce Webster, Dixie Weiher, Caryon Whitney, Jan Wilgers, Marie Woodall, Ronnie Woodard, Bill Wortman, Denny Wurl, John Zachow, Reva Zumwalt, Shirley ORCANfZ What’s on the agenda for today? Notices of all kinds are posted on the activities bulletin board for the students to read. Participation was excellent throughout the year in all organizations. ATIONS G.A.A.: ROW ONE: G. Gillmouth, D. Stoelting, S. Walker, C. Cummins, D. Webster, A. Cummins, J. Milton, L. Geier, K. Kerrer, C. Christenson, A. Bell, V. Bergreen, P. Mattecheck, B. Skelly, P. Boldine. ROW TWO: B. Ashwill, E. Robbins, K. Hess, L. Robinson, S. Wells, B. Hantze, R. Russell, J. Sitton, R. Krieger, S. Stephenson, C. Beal, J. Fryer, M. Pratt, S. Eliason, E. Hagnes, B. Shank. ROW THREE: A. Pistor, J. Maynard, B. Webster, D. Shields, B. Martin, R. Fore, V. Goche, M. Rasmussen, P. Sieler, J. Irvine, A. Heringer, C. Phelps, S. Schumacher, P. Westphal, S. Cory, C. Stroyer, C. Roemick. ROW FOUR: B. Miller, D. Miller, C. Regan, J. Reed, C. Martin, P. DeJong, M. Carriker, M. Mead, A. Moss, N. Crossgrove, R. Hilton, A. Bristol, M. Lewis, J. Harry, S. Helser, S. Manes, P. Rasmussen. ROW FIVE: G. Petre, J. Plowman, J. McKenzie, B. Rhoden, S. Granger, C. Davis, S. Zumwalt, C. Staller, S. Farnham, M. R. King, G. A. A. Engages in Many Activities G.A.A. BOARD AND OFFICERS: ROW ONE: A. Bell, J. McKenzie, K. Hess, D. Confer, K. Kerr, A. Heringer, C. Christenson. ROW TWO: C. Knutz, L. Geier, J. Sitton, S. Stephenson, M. Lewis, M. Pratt, S. Eliason, B. Shank. ROW THREE: C. Behner, B. Rhoden, B. Webster, S. Krieger, C. Krieger, J. Fryer, C. Phelps, S. Croy, P. Mattecheck, P. Rasmussen, S. Rasmussen. S. Hermans, C. Fry, C. Weiher, R. Poage, D. Delker, K. Dillin, C. Godby, C. Tedrick, C. Behner. ROW SIX: C. Jesperson, K. Johnson, C. Knutz, P. Hay, L. Clay, A. Kroll, B. Howard, C. Krieger, S. Krieger, V. Walker, C. Donaldson, C. Eller, S. Larsen, K. Toliver, D. Mullikin, S. Rasmussen, L. Schmidt. Miss Kopf puts forth untiring efforts in all G.A.A. activities. Fire Squad Helps to Prevent Fires FIRE SQUAD: ROW ONE: A. Bell, A. Baker, B. Beeler, D. Larsen, W. Heringer, B. Slauson, G. Brooks, M. Dawson. ROW TWO: B. Church, S. VanArdsel, M. Cellers, M. Standard, M. Temple, D. Cushing, M. Dunckel, Advisor Mr. Sears. ROW THREE: M. Cutting, S. Huwaldt, J. McGhehey, W. Loften, S. Murry, J. Buller, J. Church, V. Mekkers. YELL LEADERS-. KNEELING: Patty Hay. LEFT TO RIGHT: Roseann Krieger, YELL QUEEN - Anita Bell, Pam Patrick. Pep Girls Add Color to Assemblies DRILL TEAM: S. Croy, J. Carnes, S. Wold, J. Carnes, C. Phelps, A. Zachow, S. Schumacher. J.V.'S SONG LEADERS: C. Devin, S. Bell, J. Heringer, N. Good, C. Catherman, C. Christenson, K. Benedit, H. Cottom. YELL LEADERS: C. Mortins, K. Dillin, D. Case. 56 SONG LEADERS: Sherry Ebert, Susie Helser, SONG QUEEN — Paulette Patrick, Pam Blodine, After practicing all summer long the Mac High Yell and Song leaders helped bring pep and spirit to the student body as school opened, and helped add enthusiasm to the football season. They began the basketball season by winning second place at the T.Y.V. Jamboree, which was held in the McMinnville high school gym. Ten teams and about 2,000 students participated in the colorful display of school spirit. The Drill Team, a new addition to the Rally Squad performed several outstanding marching drills during football and presented dances during basketball. The J.V.'s participated in several pep assembles and were enthusiastic at the J.V. games. The COLLECT-O-PEP presented most of the pep assemblies during the year. COLLECT-O-PEP: ROW ONE: I. McKibben, H. Odell, S. Krieger, J. Sitton, B. Ashwell, R. Herring, M. Madzier, B. Kay, S. Bradley, B. Burke. ROW TWO: L. Nicholls, C. Krieger, S. Larsen, J. Sondenoa, R. Hilton, C. Shumway, J. Harry, V. Walker, M. McKay, A. War-minton. ROW THREE: C. Colvin, A. Moss, G. Boersma, C. Bradin, R. Zachow, C. Fry, F. Northup, L. Nicholl, J. Beahm. M - CLUB: ROW ONE: M. Eborall, J. Buller, D. Laird, P. Barrett, 1 Prather, B. Payne, B. Slauson, D. Larsen. ROW TWO: T. Murry, M. Keller, J. Barnes, M. Stanard, J. Church, K. McGillivray, D. Wright, J. Miller, D. Elliot. ROW THREE: V. Cottom, D. Cruickshank, S. Kell- er, L. Beathe, G. Parnell, M. Temple, D. Cushing, H. Smith, S. Van-Arsdel. ROW FOUR: M. Cellers, D. Alexander, C. Probasco, L. Robbins, J. Bowen, T. Durham, L. Turner, D. Mathers, W. Loften, V. Mekk-ers, T. Sponsel. Mac High Athletics Represent School M - CLUB OFFICERS: Secretary Treasurer Stan VanArsdel, Vice President Jim Church, President John Buller, Sergeant at Arms, Matt Dunkel. 58 Hl-Y: ROW ONE: J. Church, M. Stanard, W. Heringer, H. Smith, V. Durham, M. Dunckel. ROW THREE: P. Berrett, S. Huwaldt, L. Beathe, Mekkers, T. Sponsel, B. Slauson. ROW TWO: M. Cutting, J. Me R. Bogh, W. Loften. D. Cushing, M. Temple, S. VanArsdel, B. Church, Chehey, A. Baker, B. Beeler, D. Larsen, J. Fuller, M. Cellers, T. M. Eborall. Future Teachers of America and Hi-Y Enroll Many Students During Year FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: ROW ONE: P. Hay, A. Bell, S. C. DeVin, B. Graves, M. Louis, L. Earl, D. Mullikin, D. Elliot, E. Man-Helser, C. Christenson, C. Catherman, J. Carnes, C. Phelps, C. Beal, digo. ROW FOUR: J. Neuschwonger, Advisor Mr. Rogers, M. Mad-B. Shank. ROW TWO: B. Howard, J. Whitney, K. Kerr, L. Geier, A. zier, J. Starry, G. Boersma, L. Carlson, L. Fender, B. McCorley. Warmington, J. Fuller, A. Baker, J. Miller. ROW THREE: M. Dawson, 59 Choir and Ensembles Perform Many The choir was presented in concert with the high school band at the Winter program. The Swingsters are performing before the adults that attended the Choir Banquet. CHOIR: ROW ONE: J. Barbour, P. Patrick, R. Fore, L. Geier, L. LaVoie, P. Martin, C. Mickey, S. Merchant, C. Gross, V. Goche, D. Campbell, S. Wold, L. Nicoll, B. Graves. ROW TWO: C. Fedrick, K. Johnson, B. Kay, J. Milton, D. Horton M. Mcgee, B. Hess, P. Baker, S. Manes, J. Neuschwanger, E. Farris, M. L. Rogers, J. Carnes. ROW THREE: T. Johnson, L. Schmidt, T. Fender, S. VanDatta, K. Jenkins, J. Banke, G. Gipson, D. Saunders, R. Herring, K. Savage, D. Ebling, K. Kerr, D. Shelburne. ROW FOUR: J. Beahm, A. Cummings, C. Behner, K. Benedict, K. O'Malley, L. Willis, R. Butchart, K. McGillivray, K. Forsythe, D. Allard, J. Frazee, J. Harry, S. Stephenson, J. Saum. Times for School and Community Guest soloist from Milwaukie High School, performed at the Christmas Assembly along with the Choir. • ; STAGE GUILD: ROW ONE: M. Dawson, S. Stephenson, A. Waggon ROW THREE: M. Corriker, L. Corlson, D. Case, P. DeJong, P. Deer, E. Toliver, K. Toliver, C. Strayer, B. Ashwill. ROW TWO: A. Jong, J. Morton, S. Thomas. Warmington, P. Johnson, F. Northup, J. Mock, D. Ebling, J. Fuller. Stage Guild Prepares for School Plays Quill Scroll Recognizes Journalism QUILL AND SCROLL: SEATED: S. Osborn, A. Bell, S. Thomas, P. Bladine, D. Honn, J. Sitton. STANDING: J. Roghair, C. Springer, M. Powell, M. Dawson, T. Johnson, K. Benedict. 62 MAC I.R.L.: ROW ONE: C. Christenson, K. Benedict, J. Carnes, V. Bergreen, R. Hilton, M. L. Rogers. ROW TWO: S. Stephenson, M. Dawson, C. Beal, S. Lindgren, S. Cory, M. Pratt, S. Eliason, E. Hag-ness, J. Fryer, J. Morton. ROW THREE: J. Carnes, D. Combs, A. Her- inger, C. Phelps, S. Schumacher, P. Westphal, J. Barnes, J. Roghair, L. Johnson, A. Bristol, J. Fuller. ROW FOUR: A. Moss, L. Carlson, P. Patrick, L. Fender, L. Earl, N. Crossgrove, J. Whitney, M. McKay, M. Rogers, N. Good, J. Irvine, W. Heringer. Better Foreign Relations — Goal of I. R. L. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE OFFICERS from Historian; Carol Saunders, President; Patty Westphal, left to right: Carmen Phelps, Reporter; Marilyn Dawson, Secretary; and John Fuller, Vice-president. 63 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: ROW ONE: K. Clorombeou, C. Colvin, D. Case, B. Shank, N. Gamroth, S. Gallaher, C. Martin, C. Davis, S. Hermans. ROW TWO: S. Helser, J. Reyne, J. Walson, L. Carlson, P. Patrick, M. Carricker, C. Martins, N. Grossgrove, G. Boersma, C. Bracelin. K. Dillin. ROW THREE: L. Earl, A. Bristol, S. Wold, R. Russell, K. Sams, L. Robinson, B. Hontze, S. Wells, D. Del-ker, B. Ashwill, B. Miller, M. McKay. ROW FOUR: M. E. Rogers, P. Patrick, M. Rogers, S. Pitardi, A. Bell, J. Fryer, L. Johnson, B. Webster, M. Wilgers, P. Hay. F. H. A. Girls Enjoy New Facilities F.H.A. OFFICERS: ROW ONE: Secretary M. McKay, President K. Dillin, Vice President K. Clarambeau. ROW TWO: Historian P. Patrick, Publicity C. Martin, Treasurer R. Russell, Parliamentarian C. Davis. F.H.A. Girls enjoy working in the new kitchen area of the Home Economics department. 64 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: ROW ONE: J. Juenemann, M. Sounders, S. Hermans, D. Cruickshank, S. Pettit, L. Simonson. ROW TWO: K. Orndorff, A. Miller, T. Morton, B. Huston, P. Barrett, J. Rasmussen, J. Rossner, S. Salisbury. ROW THREE: S. Martin, S. lof- ten, T. McKinney, R. Pratt, J. Lundeen, T. Engle, C. DeJong, J. Van-dehey, J. Niehus. ROW FOUR: D. Wallace, S. Devlin, J. Banke, B. Madzier, D. McConnel, D. Bundy, J. Kirsch, G. Lucas, R. McManus. F. F. A. Develops Farming Skills Sherril Osborn and Ken Murray enjoy annual Spring Dance sponsored by the F.H.A. and F.F.A. FRONT ROW: Vice-President Mike Saunders, President Dave Cruickshank, Treasurer Stan Hermans. BACK ROW: Sentinel Tom Morton, Reporter John Vandeney, Secretary Jeff Juenemann. 65 MCMINNVILLAN STAFF: ROW ONE: W. McCarty, V. Young, J. Sitton, D. Honn. ROW TWO: S. Ebert, N. Davis, M. Powell, J. Roghair, P. Bladine, J. Goche. Bi-Monthly Paper Informs Students Writing editorials, checking copy and interviewing students for opinions is only part of the effort that goes into producing the bi-monthly school paper, McMinnvillan. 66 Year Book: Editor Marilyn Dawson, Business Manager Kay Benedict, born. Senior Class Editor Anita Bell, Sophomore and Junior Class Add Lay Out Carrol Devin, Administration Editors Judy Sitton, Editor, Phil Gilson, Art Editor Cheryl Shumway, Photographers Jackie Starry, Organization Editors, Karen and Sharen Nelson, Chuck Springer and Karen Reed. Sports Editors Jim Miller, Skip Murray, Highlights Editor Sherril Os- Yearbook Records the School Record YEARBOOK: ROW ONE: M. Dawson, C. Shumway, C. Devin, K. Nelson. ROW TWO: A. Bell, K. Benedict, J. Sitton, J. Starry, S. Nelson. ROW THREE: P. Gilson, J. Miller, K. Reed, M. Wehnue, C. Springer. YOUTH FOR CHRIST: ROW ONE: J. McKenzie, B. Graves, C. Roemmick, J. Waason, C. Strayer. ROW TWO: R. Burchart, C. Mickey, J. Milton, M. Pratt, D. Horton, K. Savage, ROW THREE: J. Barnes, G. VanOtten, G. Hopson, J. Roghair, J. Cottrell, G. Roghair, R. Parnell. Christians Strive for Fellowship Y.F.C. OFFICERS: Second Vice-President Ron Butchart, Secretary Treasurer Claudia Mickey, First Vice-President Dan Horton, President Jim Roghair. 68 LIBRARY CLUB: ROW ONE: B. Ashwill, C. Donaldson, C. Eller, E. Bricknell, D. Case, P. Seiler. ROW TWO: C. Jesperson, J. Jackson, B. Goodwin, G. Gillmouth, J. Reintsma, D. McSherry. ROW THREE: B. Miller, B. Burke, C. Knutz, V. Knutz, B. Kay, W. McCarty, S. Merchant. Library Club Serves Students of M. H. S. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer Betty Burke, Secretary Evelyn Bicknell, Advisor Mrs. Little, President Dale McSherry, Vice President Claudia Donldson, Historian Sharon Merchant. 69 McMinnville High School Band Presents Doug Koch, band member, was soloist during the winter concert. Mac High's Pep Band injected spirit and pep in many of the BAND, ROW ONE: N. Good, S. Farnhom, P. Johnson, F. Northup, J. Wasson, K. Clarambeau. ROW TWO: D. Combs, S. Lindgren, A. Heringer, P. Patrick, R. Hilton, A. Pistor, M. Slemp, G. VanOtten, D. Bean, C. Beal, J. Rog-hair, D. Saunders, M. Keller. ROW THREE: $. Zumwalt, B. Oleson, S. Martin, B. Cutler, G. Cox, D. Mullikin, G. u-Knowing, J. Troian, M. Powell, K. McGillivray, R. Ross, J. McGullough, D. Elliott. ROW FOUR: M. Rohse, S. Holmes, M. Dunkel, J. McKinney, R. Kaiser, E. Mandigo, S. Keller, J. Assussen, M. Temple, C. Thompson, M. McFee, T. Davison, R. Rash, D. Koch, N. Huston, J. Cline. ROW FIVE: V. Young, D. Honn, C. Anderson, L. Johnson, J. Milligan, M. Bennett, M. Sadd, L. Thomas, D. Odell, Mr. John McManus. Music at Concerts and Activities pre-season sports and assem- Mrs. Amy Lee Arney, guest soloist, played Rhapsody In Blue with high blies. school band. THESPIANS: ROW ONE: D. Elliot, A. Pistor, D. Honn, A. Worming- O'Dell, G. Cox, N. Huston. ROW THREE: K. Savage, S. Stephenson, ton, S. Eliason. ROW TWO: M. Bennett, S. Graham, C. Staller, D. J. Irvine, S. Keller, C. Beal. Thespians Present A. S. B. Play OFFICERS: SEATED: Sec. Treas. Clara Beal, Point Re- Mike Powell and Cheryl Staller. STANDING: Vice-presi-corder Janice Irvine, President Daphne Honn, Publicity dent Dick Elliot. 72 NATION HONOR SOCIETY: ROW ONE: Advisor Mr. Greiner, J. Morton, A. Heringer, C. Phelps, C. Saunders, J. Carnes, J. Carnes, C. Beal, A. Waggoner. ROW TWO: M. Dawson, C. Christenson, S. Osborn, S. Thomas, P. Westphal, P. Patrick, M. Cutting, J. Barnes, S. Helser. ROW THREE: M. McKay, I. Earl, N. Good, S. Pitardi, R. Krieger, A. Bell, B. Shank, P. Bladine. ROW FOUR: J. Roghair, J. Church, K. McGillivray, R. Butchart, D. Cruickshank, J. Fuller, T. Adams. N. H. S. Recognizes Student Ability Forensics: Guide to Better Speech FORENSICS: ROW ONE: J. Whitney, N. Grossgrove, J. Mock, J. C. Catherman, F. Northup, L. Carlson, S. Pitardi. ROW FOUR: M. Fuller, A. Warmington, J. Irvine, J. Carnes, J. Carnes. ROW TWO: Wilgers, J. Church, L. Farrow, J. Roghair, D. Elliot, G. Roghair, Ad- J. Sondenaa, S. Graham, N. Davis, S. Hermans, G. Borsma, B. Ash- visor Mr. Tinger. will, G. Strayer. ROW THREE: C. Martin, S. Stephenson, S. Thomas, 73 ROW 1: Clare Beal — Vice Pres.; Miss Gill —Advisor; Jean Carnes — Pres.; Marilyn Dawson — Sec. ROW 2: Beverly Ashwill — Newspaper Chairman; Ann Waggoner — Girl of Month Chairman; Nancy Good — Treas.; Ellen Hagness — Honorary Member; Louann Johnson — Scrap Book Chairman; Jeanne Fryer — Activities Chairman. NOT PICTURED: Carol Saunders — Courtesy Chairman; Susann Graham — Publicity Chairman. Girls’ League Presented Many Social LEFT: Miss Gill will take a leave of absence for one year to attend Portland State College where she received a scholarship in counseling and guidance, sponsored by the National Defense Education Act. BELOW: OREGON SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND: Students show remarkable abilities at an assembly for the Girls League. 74 Spring Foshion Show sponsored by the Girls League, brought out many colorful new fashions. Mrs. Greiner was the fashion commentator. Activities and Fine Assemblies 75 DARLENE DELKER SEPTEMBER SUSAN THOMAS DECEMBER CLARE GROSS MARCH CLARE BEAL JANUARY BARBARA MILLER MARY MCKAY SEPTEMBER OCTOBER JUDY MARTIN GIRL OF THE YEAR JEAN CARNES JANUARY JEANIE FRYER JANUARY JUDY SITTON NOVEMBER LOUANN JOHNSON FEBRUARY ARLENE HERINGER APRIL MARILYN DAWSON JANUARY 76 Boys Have Interesting Assemblies BOYS FEDERATION OFFICERS: KNEELING: Mr. Baisch, Danny Wortman, sgt. at arms; Doug Koch, soph, rep.; adv.; Ron Butchart, exc. bd.; Mike Cutting, act. Chm. Mitchel Rohse, vice pres.; Dale McSherry, soph. rep. STANDING: John Fuller, Sec-treas.; Jim Church, pres.; RIGHT: BOYS OF THE MONTH: ROW ONE: Sep., Tom Green; Oct., Mike Cellers,- Nov., John Fuller; Dec., Mike Powell. ROW TWO: Jan., Weston Heringer,- Feb., David Cruickshank; March, Mitchel Rohse. ROW THREE: April, Gary Brooks; May, Dick Elliott. Mike Powell was chosen BOY OF THE YEAR. BELOW: Law enforcement officers of city and county appeared at the Boys' Federation meeting where they explained the function of their offices. These are moments to remember for everyone. They add a needed lift to the students’ morale as they strive for higher education goals. Here the bon-fire shows a light of expectancy on the faces of the students before the big homecoming of 1 960. 1960 HOMECOMING saw as its queen, Anita the GO GETTUM Grizzly Bears ... ! First. 1960 Homecoming Provided Variety STREET RALLY pep TENSION ROSE as the crowd waited in anticipation of the announcement of the Home-ran high coming Court. VICTORY was the cry that introduced the Grizzlies THE HOMECOMING BONFIRE offered spirit and excite-to a Homecoming win over Oregon City. ment to the beginning festivities. of Memorable Events for Grizzlies I960 HOMECOMING COURT AND ESCORTS: QUEEN Anita Bell, Cecil Stoats, SENIOR PRINCESS Paulette Patrick, John Fuller, JUNIOR PRINCESS Patty Hay, Weston Heringer, SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Susan Bell, Robert Barton. A GRACIOUS QUEEN welcomes her subjects to Homecoming. WHISPERING THREATS is used as a last resort by a frustrated player in the Donkey Basketball Game. TRANSYLVANIA TROMP, the Sophomore Dance, ap peal to the inner emotions of Mac High Students. FALL TAPPING CEREMONIES presented new senior members to the National Honor Society. AT THE CHOIR BANQUET Tracy Jo Johnson sings to the accompaniment of Dave Ellingson of the Gairmont Singers. WORKING TOGETHER the band and the song leaders THE THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY hosted Mrs. Leonard lend spirited diversion to a pep assembly. Kremen, District Attorney of Marion County. AFTER-GAME SOCK HOPS give everyone a chance to dance and talk about the game. AT THE GIRLS' LEAGUE STYLE SHOW Mrs. Greiner described the new Spring fashions being modeled by students. i u CLASS SKITS bring out the hidden versitility of many THE SENIOR-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME was a students. thrilling exhibition of skill, speed, and utter chaos. PERFECT SALESMANSHIP is demonstrated by Carolyn GUEST PIANO SOLOIST at the Winter Band Concert Christensen and Calla Jean Catherman for the Mac-O-was Mrs. Amy Lee Arney. Rama sales. TWIRP DANCE costume winners were Lauren Sams SPEAKING AT THE SPRING TAPPING ASSEMBLY was (alumnus), Sallie Pitardi, Jack Bushnell (alumnus). May- Bob Scheroledt, University of Washington quarterback. Ree King, Kathy Dillin, and Bob Slauson. A CONVINCING SPEECH was delivered at the cam- THREE NEW PRESIDENTS of G.A.A., F.H.A., and Girls' paign assembly by A.S.B. president-elect, John Fuller. League are Mary Jean Lewis, Mary McKay, and Anne Wagoner. THE LAST ASSEMBLY OF THE YEAR saw many awards WARREN BAKER, director of the Linfield College band, given to deserving students, such as these seven girls was guest trombonist at the Spring Band Concert. receiving business awards. GUEST SPEAKER for the Christmas assembly was the Rally Director of the Portland Y.F.C., Dr. Winfield Arn. PRETTY MISS HOLIDAY, Rosann Krieger, high- MUSIC AS WELL AS DISCOURSE made this Christmas as-lighted the Christmas season. sembly one of the best of the year. THE CHRISTMAS, Ice Palace was an enjoyable combination of clever decorations and good A DIFFERENT IDEA which was tried at the dance was the music. use of program cards. CAST OF THE A.S.B. PLAY, THE DESK SET : SEATED: goner, P. DeJong, D. Case, E. Geier, K. Toliver, S. Bell, J. Mock, S. Graham, K. Savage, M. Bennett, S. Stephen- M. Carricker, C. Staller, L. Carlson, A. Warmington, C. son, M. Powell, D. O'Dell, G. Cox. STANDING: A. Wag- Strayer, K Benedict, J. Morton, D. Ebeling. STUDENT DIRECTOR, Anne Waggoner, checks the MAKE-UP EXPERTS supply that extra touch of realism script before opening night. that projects the characters to the audience. LAST MINUTE REHEARSELS iron out any remaining IN THE PLAY a commendable cast and an amusing kinks in the fine play. script provide an entertaining evening. CAST OF THE SENIOR PLAY, HARVEY : D. Honn, C. Elliott, C. Gafherman, R. Butchart, J. Morton, W. Mil- Springer, B. Ashwill, M. Keller, C. Beal, M. Powell, D. ler, E. Tolliver. That's Harvey in the middle. AN IMPORTANT FACTOR in any play is proper make- WHY DON'T WE ALL GO TO CHARLIE'S? suggests up, which is shown here being applied to Dick Elliott Elwood P. Dowd (Mike Powell), by Karen Tolliver. THE COMPANY THAT HER BROTHER KEEPS, namely, a large, invisible rabbit named Harvey, seems to be of THE ESSENCE OF HARVEY is explained by Dowd in a great concern to Elwood's sister (Calla Catherman). sililoquy which summarizes an unusual philosophy. THE COURT'S DANCE, an introduction set to music, A LOVELY QUEEN and her escort for the Junior-Senior marked the beginning of the second half of the evening. Prom were chosen by the Junior class. “Fantasia” Well-Described the Prom 1961 PROM COURT: Princess Jean Fryer, Escort Mark Church, Princess Judy Morton; Princess Rosann Krieger, Stanard; Princess Anita Bell, Escort Mike Cutting; Queen Escort Kevin McGillivray. Paulette Patrick, Escort Vinnie Mekkers,- Escort Jim MAC HIGH'S VISITING STUDENT for the year was Ellen A FELLOW-TRAVELER shown here looking at a yearbook Hagness from Norway. with Ellen is Arlene Herringer, who, under the A.F.S. program, visited Turkey last summer. Understanding Is Sought Through A. F. S. FINALISTS for next year's envoy from Mac were John BRAZIL WILL BE THE SUMMER HOME of Pam Bladine, Fuller, Weston Herringer, Vici Bergreen, and Pam who was selected to be McMinnville's A.F.S., exchange Bladine. student- offers Mr. Myers in assistance during the preparation for commencement exercises. THE CLASS ORATION was given by Mike Powell as the “To Strive, to Seek, to Find, and THE PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS marked the climax of twelve years of preparation for the years which lie ahead. graduating class of 1961 and their friends and relatives looked on. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES, an essential part of such an occassion, go with the graduates. - not to Yield” Is Goal of Seniors THE AUSTERE RECESSIONAL hid the varied emotions confronting each graduate of McMinnville High School. athlet McMinnville High School students participate in a variety of sports activities, from football in the fall to tennis and golf in the spring, thus providing an opportunity for every student in school to participate. FOOTBALL SQUAD — ROW ONE: Manager J. Keen, L. Robbins, M. Keller, K. Murray, W. Lofton, K. McGillivray, J. Church, D. Mather, D. Elliott, V. Cottom, R. Parnell. ROW TWO: S. VanArsdel, P. Bar- rett, D. Laird, G. Brooks, J. Miller, D. Larsen, B. Slauson, C. Probasco, B. Houston, M. Cellars, J. Buller, M. Eborall, Coach D. Mabee. ROW THREE: Assistant Coach B. Schaad, G. Bowen, B. Church, G. Par- Coach Mabee Has Successful Fall Grizzlies Secure Fourth Position FOOTBALL FINALS The I960 season was a year for the under-dog. Newberg, who has been in the bottom of the board as far as TYV standings go, swept the league this year. Tigard, who has been a second division team, came through in third position to prove the Tigers are tough. St. Helens, who has led the TYV in past years, had to come from behind this year to capture the second spot. John Buller and Cliff Probasco received the JES PERSEN MEMORIAL TROPHY after a team election picked them as the most essential junior class members. TYV RECORD: W L T Newberg 7 1 1 St. Helens 6 1 2 Tigard 5 2 2 McMinnville 5 3 1 Forest Grove 4 4 1 Dallas 4 5 0 West Linn 3 5 1 Oregon City 3 6 0 Tillamook .... 2 5 2 Lake Oswego .... 1 8 0 MCMINNVILLE'S 1960 FOOTBALL SCORES Mac.... 7 St. Helens.......34 Mac....33 Tigard .......... 33 Mac.... 12 Newberg ........ 21 Mac. ... 6 Tillamook ....... 2 Mac.... 7 Oregon City .... 6 Mac. ... 19 Dallas ........ 12 Mac. ... 1 West Linn ....... 0 Mac.... 12 Forest Grove ... 19 Mac.... 25 Oswego .......... 7 94 nell, E. Mandigo, L. Beathe, D. Wortman, M. Temple, D. Cushing, S. Keller, T. Durham, Line Coach B. Bender. THE ROBBINS MEMORIAL TROPHY is awarded to Jim Church as The Most Inspirational Player of the 1960 Bear team. With Predominantly Junior Team GRIZZLY TYV ALL-STARS are: Line-backer Cliff Probasco, Center Jim Church, Defensive End Bob Slauson. COACH MABEE gives inspiration to the team at the half-time chalk-talk during the Dallas game. 95 OFFENSIVE TEAM: B. Slauson, All-league End; M. Eborall, Honorable-mention, Tackle; C. Probasco, All-league Guard; J. Church, All-league Center; M. Cellers, Honorable-mention Guard L. Robbins, Honorable-mention Tackle; S. Van Arsdel, Honorable mention End; D. Elliott, Halfback, J. Buller Honorable mention Quarterback; Not Shown: P. Barrett, Honorable mention Halfback. Stan Van Arsdel twists to snag Buller's pass in Newberg game. Pioneers to bring this Grizzly down Phil Barrett tries to break hug as more Tigers arrive. Here Dick Elliott avoids Dallas tackles and strives for a big gain. Cliff Probasco clobbers Newberg man to free ball carrier Corkey Lofton breaks through the Newberg line John Buller. for big yardage. Junior Varsity Gains Experience J.V. FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW ONE: Coach K. Rogers, J. Wurl, D. ing, M. Magee, T. Morton, W. Heringer, Mgr. G. Gillmouth, ROW Koch, G. Van Often, G. Hopson, S. Butler, Asst. Coach D. Sears, FOUR: B. Beard, J. Scott, G. Roghair, L. Thomas, E. Mandigo, R. ROW TWO: T. Shipley, J. Fuller, J. Miller, M. Dunckel, J. Cottrell, D. Woodall, D. Saunders, B. Beasley. McSherry, B. Cutler. ROW THREE: J. Lundeen, J. Applegate, J. Her- Prince, shooting star of the Lions, leaps high, only to lose the ball to a scrappy Grizzly, Bob Slauson. Two Vikings lose ball as one Bear, Randy Kline, gains possession. VARSITY SQUAD - ROW ONE: J. Bulter, T. Durham, V. Mek-kers, L. Beathe, R. Parnell, and R. Kline. ROW TWO: Mgr. C. PRE-SEASON SCORES Mac .... 35 Corvallis .......... 63 Mac .... 46 Jefferson .......... 50 Mac .... 55 Ft. Vancouver ...... 35 Mac .... 52 Centennial ......... 38 TYV LEAGUE SCORES Mac .... 46 Oregon City ........ 42 Mac .... 45 Forest Grove ....... 45 Mac .... 66 West Linn........... 60 Mac .... 35 Tigard ............. 55 Mac .... 63 St. Helens..........53 Mac .... 52 Tillamook .......... 66 Mac .... 56 Lake Oswego ........71 Mac .... 58 Dallas ............. 47 Mac .... 46 Newberg ............ 57 Mac .... 52 Oregon City ........ 48 Mac .... 55 Forest Grove ....... 51 Mac .... 57 West Linn .......... 76 Mac .... 55 Tigard ............. 46 Mac .... 51 St. Helens..........69 Mac .... 50 Tillamook .......... 69 Mac .... 69 Lake Oswego........ 44 Mac .... 58 Dallas ............. 77 Mac .... 51 Newberg ............ 50 (OT) 98 Herringer, B. Slauson, S. VanArsdel, K. McGillivray, D. Alexander, G. Parnell, and Mgr. J. Fuller. John Buller shows his soft touch as he sinks a long jump shot. 99 Bob Slauson took the ball high in the air as the Grizzlies rolled over the Dallas Dragons. Gary Parnell is shown making the winning free throw that defeated Newberg in a overtime game. It's all in the way you hold your mouth, said John Buller as he drove in for an easy lay-in. Stan Van Arsdel jumped above Rod Young's reach as the Grizzlies defeated Lake Oswego. 100 TEAM STATISTICS Name FGA FGM % FT A FTM % RE TP Buller . 278 98 .353 143 74 .517 239 270 Mekkers . . . . 248 77 .310 95 54 .578 65 208 Van Arsdel . . 237 81 .342 51 24 .471 185 186 Durham . . . . 173 55 .318 55 29 .527 36 139 Parnell, G. . . 97 27 .278 49 36 .735 85 90 Slauson . . . . . 86 24 .279 83 31 .373 117 79 Beathe .... 70 21 .300 46 25 .543 25 67 Kline . 63 16 .254 28 15 .536 46 67 McGillivray . . 38 7 .184 33 11 .333 27 25 Parnell, R. . . 5 0 .000 4 0 .000 4 0 Others .... . 20 5 .250 12 5 .417 7 23 John Buller was elected to the T.Y.V. second team and Vinnie Mekkers received honorable mention. Sophs Gain Experience on J. V. Squad J.V. SQUAD — ROW ONE: Gerry Lundeen, Mark Temple, Doug Gene Roghair, Mgr. Keith Farrow, NOT SHOWN: John Hering, Tom Koch, Jim Miller, Barry Moulding, Mike Magee. ROW TWO: Coach Shipley, Phil Barrett. B. Bender, Doug Cushing, Doug Larsen, John Frazee, Dean Tate, 101 Ron Ballard, 141, applies reversed-half-nel-son to his St. Helens opponent, scoring a pin. WRESTLING SQUAD - ROW ONE: L. Lietz, D. Lewis, M. Dunkel, D. Staller, V. Knutz, B. Payne, R. Ballard, D. Whitworth, D. Mather, C. Probasco, L. Robbins, T. Englt, G. Brooks. ROW TWO: Mgr. G. Kowing, L. McGanty, J. Asmussen, B. Nolt, D. Horton, T. Sponsel, F. McGanty, D. Wallace, J. Vandehey, B. Barton, G. Bowen, R. Butch- art, L. Thomas, P. Nosh, Mgr. J. Rienstma. ROW THREE: Mgr. J. Wyffles, Mgr. S. Gamroth, J. Neuschwanger, D. Klaus, R. McKinney, J. Cottrell, R. Pratt, K. Savage, B. Johnson, E. Mandigo, K. Forsythe, D. Laird Tiger grappl r finds himself in a snap-back as Dave Whitworth goes for five points. f 1 r INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FOR THE 1961 BEAR WRESTLING TEAM LETTERMEN NAME WT. L. Lietz .................. 98 D. Lewis................... 106 M. Dunkel ............... 115 D. Horton ................. 115 D. Stoller ................ 123 V. Knutz .................. 130 T. Sponsel ................ 130 B. Payne ................. 136 R. Ballard ................ 141 D. Whitworth .............. 148 D. Mathers ................ 157 C. Probasco.............. 168 L. Robbins ................ 178 G. Brooks ................ H.W. P. Nash .................. H.W. w. L. T. DIST. PO. YEAR 8 6 2 Soph 7 6 2 Soph 17 1 0 First Soph 4 1 0 Fourth Junior 10 4 2 Senior 7 6 0 Junior 5 2 0 Junior 7 5 1 Fourth Junior 11 5 0 Third Senior 9 5 0 Junio; 11 4 1 Third Senior 4 3 1 Junior 4 o 0 Senior 5 1 1 Junior 2 5 0 Senior Bob Payne breaks his opponent down in Newberg match. MATCH SCORES (non-league McMinnville . . .... 35 Willamina . . . 9 McMinnville . . .... 29 Central of Monmouth . . . . . . 18 McMinnville . . .... 34 Reynolds . . . 12 McMinnville . . 37 Dayton .. . 8 MATCH SCORES (league) McMinnville . . .... 38 Forest Grove . . . 11 McMinnville . . .... 27 Oswego . . . 20 McMinnville . . 22 Tigard . . . 26 McMinnville . . .. . . 11 Tillamook . .. 30 McMinnville . . 17 Dallas . . . 25 McMinnville . . .... 24 Oregon City . . . 25 McMinnville . . 8 Newberg ...38 McMinnville . 22 West Linn . . . 20 McMinnville . 29 St. Helens . . . 21 Ride him Dick! Dick Mathers maintains the advantage in the 156 Bear matman Mat Durikel craddles his pound scrap. man as he stacks him up. SWIM SQUAD. ROW ONE: A. Moss, A. Bell, C. Christensen, P. Bio- D. O'Dell, K. Kerr, J. McKenzie, M. Rohse, C. Anderson, ROW dine, K. Dillin, K. O'Malley, S. Stephenson, ROW TWO: G. Larsen, THREE: J. Troian, S. Thomas, M. Cellars, B. Barton, R. Taylor. Swimming Teams Compete at State THE MEDLEY RELAY TEAM is composed of Judy McKenzie, back-stroke,- Pam Bladine, butter-fly,- Kathy Dillon, free-style,- Carolyn Christensen, breast-stroke. 104 X TUMBLING TEAM - ROW ONE: C. Wheiher, S. Hermans, C. Brace-lin, P. Hay. L. Nicoll, B. Hontze, J. Sondenaa, J. Maynard. ROW TWO: J. Cottam, M. Mead, D. Manning, L. LaVoie, P. Bladine, L. Geier, D. Case, P. DeJong, S. Larsen. ROW THREE: C. Beehner, R. Poage, L Clay, C. Krieger, C. Fry, J. Wasson, G. Boersma, B. Howard, B. Webster. Girls Participate in Varied Sports GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM — ROW ONE: J. Sitton, E. Robbins, D. Mgr. J. Saum, S. Rasmussen, J. McKenzie, D. Delker, P. Patrich, D. Mullikin, C. Godby, M. J. Lewis, D. Webster, K. Kerr. ROW TWO: Confer, S. Krieger, C. Christenson, C. Catherman. 105 TRACK SQUAD ROW ONE: Mgr. L. Larsen, R. Brown, S. Salisbury, G. Bowen, T. Sponsel, D. Elliot, R. Ballard, J. Day, J. Barnes, T. Murray, D. McSherry, J. Wurl, J. Cline, D. Ross, L. Beathe, and J. Frazee. ROW TWO: M. Cellers, D. Staller, J. McGhehey, S. Butler, M. Saunders, P. Barrett, D. Alexander, B. Slauson, D. Mathers, J. Keene, M. Rohse, M. Keller, M. Magee, S. Hermans, P. Gilson, S. Holmes, and A. Linn. ROW THREE: M. McFee, B. Moulding, M. Sta-nard, D. Cruickshank, M. Temple, D. Cushing, S. Keller, M. Eborall, Bears Show Various Track Talents SENIOR TERRY MURRAY eyes the tape as he makes final strive in the 440. COACH DON MABEE, retired low hurdle enthusiast, shows old form. JOHN McGHEHEY clears low hurdle with ease as he leads the pack. J. Morrison, R. Parnell, J. Buller, C. Probasco, G. Roghair, J. Herring, G. Cox, R. Woodall, Mgr. J. Rasmussen, Mgr. K. Farrow, and Coach D. Mabee. BROAD-JUMPER JOHN DAY RON BALLARD, the aerial strains in a long distance effort. ace, makes a tremendous pull in vaulting attempt. SUSPENDED IN AIR, so it appears, is Dick Mathers, the high-jumper. MAC HIGH'S JACK BARNES makes great time in the mile-run. JUNIOR JOHN BULLER kicks out his leg in Fine style in low hurdles. PHIL BARRETT heaves the javlin with all his might. 107 VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD ROW ONE: L. Beothe, T. Durham, B. Church, R. Kline, and J. Bernards. ROW TWO: G. Parnell, J. Church, S. VanArsdel, A. Menefee, L. Robbins, and Mgr. P. Baker. Varsity Uses Many Underclassmen Cookie Church rounds first on his way to third as Mac Randy Kline gave one lost leap to beat out the throw from deep third. loses to Forest Grove. 108 J.V. BASEBALL SQUAD ROW ONE: V. Salisbury, J. Richardson, J. Asmussen, S. Thomas, L. Farrow, G. Knowing. ROW TWO: L. Campbell, R. Rash, G. Brooks, D. Tate, J. Miller, G. Fuller, and Coach D. Sears. Rain Halts J. V. Baseball Squad All-League Leroy Robbins awaits pitch in Tillimook game. With determination showing vividly on his face, Stan VanArsdel prepares to meet Viking pitch. 109 GIRLS TENNIS SQUAD ROW ONE: P. Mattecheck, C. Christenson, D. Confer, A. Heringer. ROW TWO: S. Croy, K. Kerr, J. McKenzie, M. Mead, P. Patrich, D. Webster. Girls’ Doubles Place Second at State BOYS TENNIS SQUAD; ROW ONE: B. Cain, D. Koch, M. Dunckel, J. Troian, J. Neuschwanger. ROW TWO: D. Klaus, B. Cutler, M. Powell, D. O'Dell, M. Bennett, S. Manes, T. Shipley. 110 GOLF TEAM ROW ONE: B. Beeler, W. Heringer, D. Wortman. ROW TWO: A. Baker, J. Fuller, and M. Sadd. Golfers Complete Successful Year Which one for what? This seems to express the look on Golfer John Fuller's face. Bill Beeler, number one on the golf team, practices his putting skills. Junior Alan Baker shows talent in his chipping exhibition. Forel Mike Sadd slams with a strong seven iron. ADVERT! The city of McMinnville has one of the finest shopping centers for miles around. The year book staff spends many days receiving these ads from the stores. Layout Manager, Carol De Vin McMinnville auto parts Complete Line of Auto Glass Crystal Window Glass RAMSEY’S 34 years of service in McMinnville School Supplies Notions Costume Jewelry Fresh Candies Third and Galloway Phone 1011 Otto Larsen COMPLETE VARIETY SECTION McMinnville Oregon SMALLEY’S MOTEL 526 N. Highway 99W McMinnville, Oregon Phone 9074 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Macaulay GREENLUND MOTORS over 30 years in McMinnville Phone 6031 McMinnville, Oregon COMB’S GROCERY 12th and Baker McMinnville, Oregon Pictured here is the modern plant of Farmer's Co-op Oil. They give you prompt service with a smile. FARMERS CO-OP OIL McMinnville, Oregon AUTO ELECTRIC CO. 1114 North Baker McMinnville, Oregon APPLEGATE MOTORS Home of Foreign Cars Sales Service Hwy. 99W McMinnville HELEN’S FASHION SHOPPE 231 Third Street Phone 3512 KIWI RADIO AND TV SERVICE RCA — Sylvania Tubes Channel Master Transistor Radios and Antennas Voice of Music Hi-Fis Phones “The Finest in Music” Phone 10892 911 N. 99W Across from Darigold ROGERS BROS. PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Since 1883 Next to First National Bank Phone 121 Emergency Phone 6863 Phil Gilson looks over the seed display at Alber's Feed and Farm Supply. Everything needed for your Garden and Lawn, may be purchased here. GREEN PRINTING CO. 2nd Third Phone 12714 McMinnville HUFENDICK’S Children’s and Infants’ Garments 317 Third Street Phone 1531 JORJA’S 709 Third Street RANDOLPH FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings 527 Third Street Phone 5074 McMinnville McDaniel GRAIN FEED CO. Phone 8193 McMinnville, Oregon 7th Alpine Avenue Booth Bend Road Phone 1201 McMinnville Two Mac Hi students are pictured in J. C. Penney. Gordon Hall, a graduate of McMinnville High, is displaying one of the many fine shirts that may be purchased there. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Two high school students ask for information at the reception desk of the McMinnville Hospital. This efficient hospital serves the people of McMinnville, night and day. McMinnville hospital McMinnville, Oregon REDMOND’S SHOES 315 Third Street Phone 4604 BRANDS John C. Roberts Grace Walker Gems The Best Place to Eat in Town MARTY’S CAFE Across from the Jr. High Thomas Organs MILLER ELECTRIC Frigidaire Appliances 424 Third Street Zenith T.V. and Radio Phone 1911 McMinnville, Oregon RED TOP MOTEL Electric Heat South Hi way 99W Kitchenettes in All Units 8 Modern Units Phone 9021 SAV-RITE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Hub Shopping Center GOOD LUCK from HORNER’S BUCK’S SERVICE STATION UPHOLSTERING Highway “99” and Across from the Jr. High SPORTING GOODS McMinnville, Oregon Oh Boy snqboy Erickson's Super Market is the store for the best in meats, vegetables, and produce. Judy Sitton is shown inspecting some of the high quality vegetables. ERICKSON’S SUPER MARKET GILL’S rcfi MACHINE SHOP CONGRATULATIONS Home Style Cookies TO THE SMITH SONNLEITNER COOKIE COMPANY CLASS OF 1961 1238 North 99W Phone 6291 1505 Kirby Street McMinnville, Oregon McMinnville, Oregon Phone 10221 Quality and Service FURNITURE MART Your 3rd Cowls Ford, Falcon, and Mercury The Home of America’s Dealer in Finest Furniture Your Lane Cedar Chest McMinnville, Oregon Headquarters GILBERT TILBURY CO. McMinnville, Oregon The manager of Montgomery Wards shows the large selection of men's ties to Mike Wehneau. MONTGOMERY WARD CO. BILL’S KIENLE’S MARKET McMinnville's Music Store 228 Third Street Everything to Eat Phone 1641 On North Baker Street McMinnville, Oregon Retail Lumber and Building Materials The Yard of Friendly Service Eighth Alpine Jack Temple, a former McMinnville High student, is now ville branch provides all the banking services one may an employee of the U. S. National Bank. This McMinn need. U. S. NATIONAL BANK McMinnville Branch CASCADE FISHER’S LOCKERS Compliments LON DEE TRACTOR Highway 99 N. of FLOWERS Phone 6685 IMPLEMENT O.K. BARBER McMinnville CUTTING CO. SHOP Oregon WRAPPING Your John Deere QUICK FREEZING LYLE HOUSE Phone 3932 Dealer McMinnville, Ore. HOME LAUNDRY CLEANERS McMinnville DON MILTON BARBER SHOP POSEYLAND For the Finest in Flowers' 410 E. 2nd St. Meet the Gang at the Oregon McMinnville Phone 1041 PALM CAFE Phone 471 Oregon FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF McMINNVILLE . Maurice S. Parmenter, Sec. Manager . Mary J. Davies, Asst. Sec. . Larry Worrel, Cashier . Evelyn Lane, Bookkeeper . OUR STAFF . M. H. McGuire, Pres. . John Herring, Jr. . R. H. Windishar, V. Pres. . Maurice Parmenter . H. A. Taylor . Gale Vinton . OUR DIRECTORS Valley Feed Supply, Inc. specializes in agriculture supplies of all kinds. Feed and fertilizers are but a few of the quality products sold here. See how they can best serve you. VALLEY FEED SUPPLY, INC. SMITH AUTO PARTS 520 4th Street McMinnville, Ore. E. T. O'Dell COAST TO COAST You buy for less because we buy for less. ANDY’S TEXACO Third and Galloway McMinnville, Oregon We Give S H Green Stamps For the finest gifts, shop at Harper Jamison. Mr. Keen is showing Carol De Vin one of their fine typewriters. HARPER JAMISON SUNSET DRUG CO. Win Fraidenburg Prop. Phone 2741 McMinnville Best Wishes from McMinnville fuel EVAN’S FLOWERS AND GARDEN SPOT COMPANY Flowers Plants 532 3rd St. McMinnville, Ore. for All Occasions 507 N. Highway 99W Phone 2613 TALLEY INSURANCE BEAUTY MAID Make a date AGENCY, INC. for fun at the Best Wishes to the Class SHOPPE McMinnville of “61” Phone 8243 SKATING RINK from Evans Street 437 E. 17th St. TALLEY INSURANCE McMinnville Phone 5691 AGENCY, INC. Rates for Groups 1333 North Baker Oregon and Private Parties Sunshine Dairy man is shown bottling milk on their new machine. Keep healthy, drink Sunshine milk. SUNSHINE DAIRY O'MALLEY'S SPORT SHOP Yamhill County’s Complete Sport Center 2nd and Baker NICOLAI’S OREGON HOTEL Third and Evans WESTERN UNION GREYHOUND Phone 681 HOWARD STRUXNESS CHEVRON SERVICE Atlas Tires Batteries Lubrication Service Featuring the “3” Chevron Gasolines 2nd and Baker Phone 3361 TOMMY’S We Give STEELE’S BIKE SHOP S H Green Stamps CHEVRON STATION HARRY’S 624 Third Street 1212 S. Baker McMinnville, Oregon TEXACO SERVICE Phone 6561 Best Wishes 1048 North 99W Class of 1961 Phone 8003 GORDON CAREY INSURANCE Merril Hagen M. L. (Mike) Hamilton BLUE MOON McMinnville PLUMEAU Try Our Pizza, CLEANERS SHELL SERVICE 615 East Fourth It's Good” Phone 2861 The Friendliest Corner 310 Third Street S H Green Stamps in McMinnville, Oregon” McMinnville, Oregon McMinnville, Oregon Third and Baker McMinnville GAS COMPANY Since 1946 Hwy. 99W BEVEALS ICE CREAM Ice Cream PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of Pepsi-Cola Mission McMinnville, Orego Congratulations Graduates of 1961 J. J. Buller, Owner At Its Best Hires Bubble-Up 1250 South Baker Phone 10491 TBAOS NUK Everything in photographic equipment can be found at film developing to difficult full color portraits. Take Gilliam's Camera Shop. Their services range from simple advantage of McMinnville's only camera shop. GILLIAM’S CAMERA SHOP BENEDICT ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE Phone 2382 236 Third Street McMinnville, Oregon GEORGE C. BENEDICT A. W. GROCERY Quality Foods KINGS MARKET Specialties in Meats PEERY DRUG COMPANY Prescription Druggist Phone 1021 Yearbook advisor, Mr. Dawson, and two Mac Hi students, Calla Jean Cather-man and Mike Cutting, discuss the merits of the dependable services of City Transfer and Storage, McMinnville's agent for Mayflower. BUCHANAN-CELLERS 5th and Irvine Sts. Manufacturers of BEAVER FEEDS Other Services Are: Seed Cleaning Fertilizers Garden Supplies CITY TRANSFER STORAGE CO. ANNA'S APPAREL Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of “61 BURKHART PONTIAC-CADILLAC Dollar for Dollar You Can't Beat a Pontiac Highway 99W 440 South Baker CAMERON PRICE Phone 4021 CITY MARKET Phone 851 Edwin Terry, Prop. The cheerful exterior of A W Rootbeer is a reason it is one of the most popular drive-ins in McMinnville. A W ROOTBEER Insurance service is being explained to Theda Fender at Hilary Insurance Agency HILARY INSURANCE AGENCY CARPENTERS RICHFIELD The Satisfied Customer Is Our First Consideration We Give S H Green Stamps DAVIS ANIMAL CLINIC 2001 Lafayette Ave. McMinnville Phone 3464 ISH DUCKETT JANITORIAL SERVICE 532 Third Street Phone 7771 McMinnville BURCH CONCRETE READY MIX QUALITY FIRST SERVICE, ALWAYS RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AIRPORT ROAD McMinnville, Oregon Calla Jean Cafherman, Mike Powell, and Mike Cutting admire a new Corvair Monza at Fredricks, McMinnville’s Chevrolet and Oldsmobile dealer. FREDRICKS MOTOR COMPANY A Mac Hi student observes as cottage cheese is packed to be distributed promptly to stores in our community. This is just one of the modern departments at Darigold. PAUL’S BEAUTY BAR FOR BEAUTIFUL HAIR 105 Fourth Street Phone 12331 McMinnville, Oregon GUNNESS PETERSON DECORATING CENTER Interior Exterior Decorating Paints, Wallpaper, Gifts DARIGOLD U. S. National Block Building PORTER’S BODY AND FENDER SHOP 17th and Baker Phone 12021 “KAY-MAC” RADIO — 126 — FIRST IN YAMHILL COUNTY Serving the Community, Our Schools and Businessmen YAMHILL RADIO COMPANY, McMINNVILLE, OREGON TITLE TRUST CRAMER REALTY CO. 416 East Sixth McMinnville 5721 Phone 7651 McMinnville Farms — Homes — Acreages — Business Properties GENE STEPHENSON, Realtor Third and Baker, McMinnville ECONOMY CLEANERS 205 South Baker Phone 1951 PLUMBING — HEATING Sales and Service . Water Heaters . Hot Water Heating . Dishwashers . Garbage Disposals R. M. Sterett PLUMBING HEATING 2445 N. BAKER — 8941 — McMINNVILLE LYNNS FOR MEN Your Style Store 411 Third Street McMinnville, Oregon Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 NICHOLLS RADIO T.V. 210 North Evans Phone 145 McMinnville, Oregon At Western Finance, Ben Gray is always willing to serve you. For personal loans up to $500,- stop in at Western Finance. WESTERN FINANCE CO. HANAUER’S JEWELRY WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED TROPHY HEADQUARTERS Phone 2652 318 Third Street McMinnville, Oregon KEN MAR GARDENS •FLOWERS WITH A MEANING’ 1243 Evans Street Phone 4553 S. E. Hardware is the place to go for all your hardware needs. A complete line of tools and other equipment is featured here. Mr. Evans is waiting to serve you. ODELL’S TIRE SERVICE Phone 361 McMinnville Oregon Recapping Vulcanizing B. F. Goodrich Tires S. E. HARDWARE North Baker St. (Across from Baker Field) Two boys stand eyeing the fine display of fishing tackle shown at Taylor Hardware. TAYLOR HARDWARE 'You’re in good hands with ALLSTATE” It pays to know ‘Your in good hands with ALLSTATE” It pays to know your State Farm Agent. John E. Bjorkstran Russell L. Carlisle McMinnville, Oregon The Rexall drug store has everything from jewelry to all kinds of medicines. Mrs. Fjelland is showing some of their finest jewelry to Anita Bell. Phone 11261 O’ROURKE’S REXALL mt mtw S tMffll $«iOp PARR’S MARKET QUALITY FOODS FROM DEL ALEEN Parr’s Market 523 S. Baker St. Phil Gilson, Chuck Springer, and Vinnie Mekkers ore standing in front of Swinney's, the place were Mac High students gather after school for a snack. SWINNEY’S Sally Brotherton, employee of the General Hospital and graduate of Mac Hi, is telling Anita Bell how patients are admitted. GENERAL HOSPITAL GARRIGUS BUILDERS SUPPLY Everything for the Builder On Highway 99W At Evans Street Phone 2961 Your favorite shoes for every occasion P.O. Box 176 BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 320 3rd St. McMinnville TRACTOR EQUIP. CO., INC. 625 Hi way 99W North Phone 2621 Hal Heller, Mgr. McMinnville electric co. Bob Beard Cecil Montgomery 423 E. First, McMinnville, Oregon The last bell rings and the high school students rush over to the Jr. High to board their respective buses for the trip home. DANCER BENNETT 8US SERVICE KIZER SHEET METAL 750 Alpine Avenue McMinnville Oregon Phone 6051 DON KIZER Vinnie Mekkers is checking the size of a Pendleton shirt at Hamblin Wheeler. HAMBLIN WHEELER Jim Miller is shown entering Davison Auto Parts Co. It has everything you may need for your car. It is located on North Baker street, across from Baker Field. DAVISON AUTO PARTS FARNHAM ELECTRIC CO. 546 Third St. McMinnville, Oregon remember “YOU CAN BE SURE . . . IF IT’S Miller’s is the place to go for the best in clothes. Mrs. Griener is pictured here showing Sherrill Osborne one of the many sweaters to be found at Miller’s. WESTINGHOUSE’’ MILLER’S 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. It has been a subscriber to Lincoln- ian ads since the first book was published in 1916. Here, Phil Gilson and Jim Standard, bank vice-president, are looking over last year’s yearbook. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LINFIELD Your Hometown College Claire Miller, Juanita Hay, and Sara Krohn, who were graduated from McMinnville High School in 1960, relax in Miller Hall, one of the Linfield buildings completed this year. The three coeds are Linfield freshmen. 157 Yamhill County Students Now Enrolled at LINFIELD COLLEGE Liberal Arts Christian Influence Fully Accredited Coeducational For Additional Details Write To: Dr. Harry L. Dillin, President Linfield College McMinnville, Oregon ROCKET VALLEY SERVICE 1150 S. Baker Phone 7841 McMinnville, Ore. MALONEY’S BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTTING OUR SPECIALTY Douglas Hotel McMinnville, Oregon Chuck Springer and Carol De Vin are about to try out a brand new Lark from Vinton and Larsen’s. Gale Vinton and Hermen Larsen, co-owners, are hopeful for a sale. VINTON LARSEN Juniors hide their talent under barrels. Mr. McCullough, proprietor of a new jeweler’s shop located at Rexall's drug store, displays one of their fine watches. McCullough’S JEWELRY SHOP Index Administration and Faculty Mrs. Janet Adams — 9 Mr. Gene Anderson — 10 Mr. Eldore Baisch — 7,11 Mr. Byron Bender — 11,95,101 Mrs. Christine Bennett — 4 Mr. Robert Blaha — 8 Mr. Roy Butchart — 12 Mr. Stanley Christensen — 4 Mrs. Mary Lou Collins — 5 Mr. Willard Cushing — 4 Mr. Harry Dawson — 12 Mr. Calvin DeJong — 4 Miss Mary Ellen Gill — 8,13,74 Mr. James Goodwin — 11 Mr. E. J. Greiner — 9,73 Mrs. Dorothy Helser — 10 Mrs. Elizabeth Honn — 11 Mrs. Patricia Jones — 10 Mrs. Royce Keller — 5 Mr. Don Klein — 11 Miss Margrett Kopf — 13,55 Mr. James Lee — 10 Mrs. Kathryn Little — 11 Mr. Don Mabee - 6,11,94,95,106,107 Mr. John McManus — 13,71 Mr. Kenneth Myers — 6,91 Mr. Paul Patrick — 9 Mr. Fred Patton — 4 Mr. Robert Paul — 8,12 Mr. Loyal Rich — 8,12 Mr. Kenneth Rogers — 13,59,97 Mrs. Nancy Ryan — 8 Mr. Kent Savage — 4 Mr. Benjamin Schaad — 12,95 Mr. David Sears - 12,55,97,109 Mr. Waldo Sears — 4 Mrs. Audrey Showalter — 10 Mrs. Anne Six — 10 Mr. Verbal Snook — 12 Mr. Neal Tigner — 10,73 Mr. Gordon Tjemlund — 13 Seniors Adams, Rolf — 27 Ashwill, Beverly — 18,27,54,57,62,64,69, 73.74.87 Baker, Diana — 18,27 Ballard, Ronnie - 27,102,103,106,107 Barnes, Jack - 27,42,58,63,68,73,106,107 Beal, Clare -27,42,54,59,63,71,72,73,74, 76.87 Beehner, Claudette — 18,27,55,61,105 Bell, Anita - 27,42,54,55,56,59,62,64,67, 73,80,81,88,104 Benedict, Kay — 27,56,61,62,63,67,86 Bicknell, Evelyn — 18,27,69 Bogh, Ron — 27,59 Bradley, Sharon — 27,59 Brown, Joan — 18,28 Brown, Roland — 28 Brown, Ronnie — 28,106 Burke, Betty — 28,57,69 Butchart, Ron - 28,61,68,73,87,102 Carnes, Joyce — 28,42,56,61,63,73 Carnes, Jean — 28,42,56,59,63,73,74,76 Carter, Jack — 28 Catherman, Calla Jeon — 28,56,59,73,87, 105 Christensen, Carolyn — 16,17,28,54,56,59, 63.73.105.110 Church, Jim - 28,42,55,58,59,73,88,94,95, 96,108 Clarambeau, Kay — 28,64,71 Confer, Diane - 29,42,105,110 Croy, Susan - 29,54,56,63,110 Cruickshank, David — 29,58,65,73,77,706 Cutting, Mike - 29,42,55,59,73,77,88 Davies, Tom — 29 Davison, Tom — 29,71 Dawson, Marilyn — 29,55,59,62,63,67,73, 74,76 Day, John - 29,106,107 Delker, Darlene - 18,29,55,64.76,105 DePaola, Karen — 18,29 DePue, Larry 29 Dixon, Glen — 29 Eliason, Sheila — 18,30,54,63,72 Elliott, Dick - 30,58,59,71,72,73,77,87,94, 96,106 Ezell, Joe — 30 Farris, Elizabeth — 30,61 Fryer, Jean - 26,30,42,54,63,64,74,76,88 Fuller, Polly - 18,30 Gillmouth, Gay — 18,30,56,69 Gilson, Phil - 26,30,67,107 Goche, John — 30,60,66 Godby, Candy - 30,55,105 Goodwin, Barbara — 30,69 Gross, Claire - 30,42,61,76 Hogness, Ellen - 31,54,63,74,89 Hantze, Barbara — 31,54,64,105 Hart, Walter — 31 Heringer, Arlene — 31,42,54,56,70,73,76, 89.110 Hermens, Stanley — 31,65,73,107 Herr, Larry — 31 Herring, Reta — 31,57 Hess, Kay - 18,31,54 Hippe, Joyce — 31 Honn, Daphne - 31,60,62,66,70,72,87 Huwaldt, Sidney — 31,55,59 Jackson, Anne — 31 Jackson, Jo — 32,69 Jesperson, Cleo — 18,32,55,69 Johnson, Louann — 32,63,64,70,74,76 Johnson, Tracy Jo — 32,61,62,82 Kay, Bobbie Jean — 32,57,61,69 Keller, Mike - 26,32,58,71,87,94 Kinion, Larry — 32 Knutz, Carol — 32,42,55,69 Knutz, Vonna — 32,69 Krieger, Rosann — 18,32,42,54,56,73,88 Krieger, Sandra — 18,32,55,57,85,105 Liebert, George — 32 Lindgren, Sharon — 33,63,70 Linn, Marilyn — 33 Livingston, Ron — 33 Lofton, Wayne - 33,55,58,59,94,96,97 Madzier, Marilyn — 33,57,59 Mather, Richard — 33,58,94,102,103,106 Mattechek, Penny — 33,54,110 May, Lester — 33 McCarthy, Willadean — 34,60,66,69 McCullough, Joe — 34,71 McGanty, Larry — 34,102 McGhehey, John — 18,34,55,106 McGillivray, Kevin - 16,17,34,42,58,61,71, 73,88,94,99 McKibben, Eileen — 18,34,57 Mekkers, Vincent - 33,42,55,58,59,88,98, 99,101 Merchant, Sharon — 18,33,61,69 Miller, Barbara - 18,33,54,64,69,76 Miller, Al - 33,65 Miller, Wade — 34,87 Morton, Judy - 16,17,18,34,42,62,63,73, 76,86,87,88 Mull, Janice — 34 Mullikin, Dianne - 34,55,59,70,105 Murray, Kenneth - 34,55,65,67,94,96,106 Murray, Terry — 34,58,106 Nash, Phillip-35,102,103 Nelson, Karen — 35,67 Nelson, Sharen — 35,67 Nicholls, Linda - 18,35,57 Nigh, Shirley — 35 O'Dell, Helen - 35,57 Osborn, Sherril — 35,62,65,67,73 Patrick, Paulette - 35,42,57,64,70,73,88, 105.110 Payne, Dale — 35 Payne, Sharon — 35 Penrose, Judy — 18,35 Petre, Grace — 35,54 Phelps, Carmen - 36,42,54,56,59,63,73 Pitardi, Sallie - 36,64,73,84 Plowman, Judy — 18,36,54 Powell, Mike - 16,17,36,60,62,66,71,72, 77.86.91.110 Pratt, Marilyn — 36,54,63,68 Rasmussen, Patricia — 36,42,54 Rasmussen, Shirley — 36,42,55,105 Reed, Karen — 18,36,67 Ring, Kay — 36 Robbins, Ethel - 18,36,54,105 138 Van Arsdel, Stan - 43,47,55,58,59,94,96, 99,100,108,109 Vandehey, John — 47,65,102 Waggoner, Anne — 47,52,73,74,84,86 Walker, Vickye — 47,55,57 Warmington, Ann - 47,57,59,62,72,73,86 Webster, Bonnie - 47,54,64,105 Wehnaw, Patricia — 47 Whitworth, Dave - 47,102,103 Willis, Larry — 47,61 Wright, Dick - 47,58 Wyffels, James — 47,102 Zumwalt, Sandy — 47,70 Sophomores Alexander, Tom — 48 Applegate, James — 48,97 Armstrong, Terry — 48 Asmussen, Johnnie — 48,70,102,109 Baker, Phillip — 48,61,108 Barbour, Joyce — 48,61 Beahm, Jeanne — 48,57,61 Bean, Dennis — 48,70 Beasley, Bill — 49,97 Beathe, Larry - 49,58,59,95,98,99,107,108 Bell, Susan - 49,56,81,86 Bennett, Milton — 49,70,72,86,110 Bernards, Gerald — 49,108 Boersma, Gail - 48,49,57,59,64,73,105 Bowen, Grant - 49,58,95,102,106 Bracelin, Connie — 49,57,64,105 Bride, Sandy — 18,49 Brown, Karen — 49 Bundy, Dale — 49,65 Butler, Si - 49,97,106 Cain, Bobby — 49,110 Campbell, Louis Carlson, Linda - 49,59,62,63,64,73,86 Carriker, Margaret — 49,54,62,64,86 Case, Diane — 49,56,62,64,69,86,105 Church, Bob - 49,55,59,95,108 Cline, Jim - 49,71,107 Coleman, Bill — 49 Colvin, Carolyn — 48,49,57,64 Cottrell, Jon - 49,68,97,102 Cox, Gary - 49,70,72,86,107 Craven, Clifford — 49 Crossgrove, Dennis — 49 Crossgrove, Nancy — 49,54,63,64,73 Cummings, Don — 18 Cummins, Alice — 49,54,61 Cummins, Carol — 49,54 Curyea, Barbara — 49 Cushing, Douglas - 16,17,49,55,59,95,101, 106 Cutler, Brian — 49,54,110 Davis, Betty Davis, Charlotte — 49,55,64 Davis, Nancy — 49,60,66 Davis, Noreen — 49,73 DeJong, Pam - 48,49,54,62,105 DeJong, Pat — 49,62,86 Donaldson, Claudia — 49,55,69 Dunckel, Matt - 48,49,55,59,70,97,102, 103,110 Durham, Terry - 49,58,59,95,98,108 Ebert, Sherry — 49,57,60,66 Eddy, Evyline — 49 Efraimson, Jim — 49 Elofson, Carol — 49 Engen, Sylvia — 49 Farnham, Sandra — 49,55,70 Farrow, Keith — 49,101,107 Fender, Theda — 49,61 Fletchall, Sanya — 49 Fore, Roberta — 49,54,61 Frazee, John - 49,61,101,107 Fry, Cathy - 49,55,57,105 Gallaher, Susan — 49,64 Gamroth, Nancy — 49,64 Geier, Liz - 49,54,59,61,86,105 Gillmouth, Gary — 49,97 Gipson, Gordon — 49,61 Gipson, Ron — 49 Goche, Virginia — 50,54,61 Gorton, Nancy — 50 Graham, Susann — 50,72,73,86 Graves, Betty — 50,59,61,68 Green, Tom — 50,77 Hall, Rose Marie Hamel, Neal — 50 Harris, Edwin — 50 Heath, Dennis — 50 Hering, John — 50,107 Hermans, Shirley — 50,55,64,105 Herring, Ronald — 50,61,97 Hess, Bernie — 50,61 Holmes, Steve — 50,70,107 Hopson, Glenn — 50,68,97 House, Nancy — 50 Huston, Neal - 50,71,72 Jackman, Jan — 50 Jackson, Janet Jenkins, Kathy — 50,61 Johnson, Pamela — 50,62,70 Kaiser, Robert — 50,70 Keen, John — 50,106 Keller, Scot - 50,58,70,72,95,106 Kerr, Karen - 50,54,59,61,104,105 Kester, Ruth — 18,50 King, May-Ree — 50,55,84,94 Kirsch, John — 50,65 Klaus, Dean — 50,102,110 Kleinschmit, Ron — 50 Koch, Doug - 48,50,71,72,77,97,101,110 Lewis, Dennis — 50,102,103 Lietz, Larry — 50,102,103 Linn, Albert — 50,107 Little, Linda — 50 Lofton, Steve — 50,65 Long, Robert — 50 Lucas, Gary — 50,65 Lundeen, Gerry — 50,65,97,101 Madzier, Bernard — 50,65 Magee, Mike - 50,61,97,101,107 Mandigo, Evan — 50,59,70,95,97 Manes, Scott — 50,61 Manley, Gary — 50 Martens, Carol — 50,54,56 Martin, Connie — 50,54,64,73 Martin, Spencer — 50,65 Moulding, Barry — 50,101,106 Maynard, Judy — 50,54,105 McConnell, Doug — 50,65 McKinney, Russell — 51,102 McKinney, Tom — 51,65 McManus, Ray — 51,65 McSherry, Dale - 18,51,69,77,97,106 Mead, Mary - 50,54,105,110 Mickey, Claudia — 50,61,68 Miller, Alan Miller, Deana — 50,54 Miller, Jimmy — 50 Milligan, Jeffrey — 50,70 Milton, Judy — 50,54,61,68 Mock, John — 50,62,73,86 Moss, Amber - 50,54,57,63,104 Neuschwager, John - 51,59,61,102,110 Nicoll, Liz - 51,57,61,105 Nolt, Robert - 51,102 Northuo, Frances — 51,57,62,70,73 O'Dell, David - 51,71,86,104,110 Oleson, Bob — 51,70 Parnell, Gary - 51,58,95,99,100,108 Patrick, Pam — 51,56,61,63,64 Payne, Shirley — 51 Pistor, Alice — 51,54,70,72 Poage, Ruth — 51,55,105 Pratt, Russell - 51,65,102 Rannebeck, Mary — 51 Rasmussen, Marlene — 51,54 Reed, Janet — 51,54 Regan, Cathie — 51 Reintsma, John — 51,69,102 Reyne, Joanne — 51,64 Richardson, Jerry — 51,109 Roghair, Gene - 51,68,73,97,101,106 Sadd, Mike — 51,70,111 Salisbury, Stanley — 51,65,106 Sanders, Dick — 51,61 Saunders, Dennis — 51,71,97 Shipley, Tom — 51,97,110 Sialer, Patty - 51,54,69 Simonson, Luella — 51 Slemp, Margaret — 51,70 Staller, Cheryl - 51,55,72,86 Stoelting, Donna — 18,51,56 Strayer, Carole — 51,54,62,68,73,86 Temple, Mark - 51,55,58,59,70,95,101,106 Tepolt, Danny — 51 Thomas, Lyle - 51,71,97,102 Thomas, Steve — 51,104,109 Troian, John — 51,70,104,110 Van Datta, Susan — 51,61 Van Otten, George — 51,68,70,97 Van Vleck, Margie — 51 Wade, Shirley — 51 Walker, Sharon — 18,51,54 Wasson, Joyce - 51,64,68,70,105 Webster, Dixie - 51,54,105,110 Weiher, Caryon — 51,55,105 Whitney, Jan - 51,59,63,73 Wilgers, Marie - 51,64,73 Woodall, Ronnie — 51,97,107 Woodard, Bill — 51 Wortman, Denny — 51,77,95,111 Wurl, John - 51,97,106 Zachow, Reva — 51,57 Zumwalt, Shirley — 51,55,70 140