McMinnville High School - McMinnvillan Yearbook (McMinnville, OR)

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Mark Root Left: After speaking on scholarship. Brian Johnson lights a candle to symbolize that attribute. Mark Rool National Honor Society - (Front Row) Officers: Secretary Treasurer Terri Moore. Activity Director John Moore. President Gary Squires, Advisor Jack Knapp. Vice President Stacy Martin (Second Row) Kaye Carlson. Mary Peace, Janna Briscoe. Lydia Ross. Colleen Carter. Letha Goecks. Paige Sully, Jean Ripa. Jack Karson (Third Row) Dorena Davis. Bonnie Van-DerVeen. Tracy Barton. Kara Blevins. Julie Unruh. Jordi Dunn. Janet Tate. Julie Fairbanks. Angela Lawrence (Fourth Row) Steve Shaffer. Mike Teegarden, Rich Jordan. Randy Just, Brian Johnson, Jim Marr, Susie Bell. Max Anhoury (Fifth Row) Kevin Kelly. Kari Korver, Dean Ka-dcll, Shannon Baird, Kelly Burke. Kevin Warr. Joe Arndt. Stacy O’Riley (Sixth Row) Dave Moon, Joel Bagnall, Todd Zinda, Lora Bonnett. Bambi Prather. Alison Warr. Angela Capone (Seventh Row) Marcia Singletary, Annie Robertson. Debbie Hostetler, Nancy Vossler, Joyce Kauer. Gary Traffas (Back Row) Jeff Jahnke. Bruce Budzik, Kevin Denny. Mark VanUchelen.

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N ew advisor for Honor Society The purpose of National Honor Society is to recognize students who excel in school. Membership is a strong reference to a student’s character and provides an incentive for consistant academic achievement and service to the school. The society embraces high standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. A student must display each of these qualities to be considered for membership in the NHS. Past advisors, Mr. Ben Schaad and Mrs. Pat Jones were both honored at the spring tapping for their years of dedicated service and commitment to the Honor Society. Replacing Mr. Schaad and Mrs. Jones were Mr. Jack Knapp as advisor and Mrs. Barbara Stout as ssistant advisor respectively. This was Mr. Knapp's first ex- perience in advising an Honor Society. However, Mr. Knapp enjoyed this experience and had these comments, “I was very impressed with the quality of the people with whom I was able to Mark Root work. I felt that the senior class was an exceptional group of people and the teachers were sensitive to the potential of National Honor Society.” The Honor Society held a fall tapping during which seniors Above Left: Gary Squires welcomes students and faculty to the fall tapping of the NHS. Above Right: Performing the major responsibility of an Honor Society member are Nancy Vossler and Pat Njguyen as they work in the school concession stand. Below: Jordi Dunn receives her Honor Society pin from new advisor Jack Knapp, who was very impressed with the smoothness and dignity of the ceremony. were honored to complete the senior class members. In the spring, an assembly was held to tap juniors completing the 1982 National Honor Society. Throughout the year, the members worked in the school concession stand during break, after school, and at basketball games. In April, they lent their support to the annual blood drive. Working with the Student Council, the NHS participated in “Senior Citizen Day”, a day in which senior citizens were given tours of the high school by club members and informed about the high school curriculum and activities. April 19 was the induction ceremony which officially inducted the members who were tapped into the Honor Society this year.

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Melissa Kwiatkowski Opposite Page: Top Right: The junior and senior high school drama teams join forces to put on a dual performance at the variety show. Bottom Left: The winner of the “Best Thespian” award and Stage Manager of “Our Town”. Shannon Baird, provides insight to the audience about the play. This Page: Above Left: “Barefoot in the Park stars. Ellen White and Kevin Warr, play the role of a cosmopolitan newlywed couple adjusting to married life. Above Right: Putting on makeup before his performance in the variety show is David Wichert. Right: Active drama member. Letha Goecks, takes time off from studying her scripts to do some homework.