Albany Union High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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MR. BENNETT MISS CALAVAN MRS. HARVIE MR. MICKELSON Faculty MR. DWIGHT ADAMS-Willamette University, B. A. : University o f Southern California: Physical Education: Basketball and Baseball Coach: Joint Adviser of Associated Bulldogs. MISS IDA B. ANDERSON--University of Washington, B.A., M.A.: Oregon State College: Bellingham Normal: Junior English: Adviser Honor Society. MR. LAWRENCE BENNETT- Washington State College, B.A., M.A.: Oregon State College: University of Washington: University of Oregon: English: Art: Speech: Junior Social Science: Debate and Forensics. MISS EDITH CALAVAN-University of Oregon, B.A.: University of Hawaii: World History: Dramatics: Junior Social Science. MISS FANNY D. CHASE-Albany College, B.A.: University of Oregon, M.A.: University of California: Oregon State College: Senior English: Adviser Literary Explorers: Adviser of Annual. MRS. MARY CHILDS-Emerson College of Oratory: Albany College, B.A.: Oregon State College: Librarian: Adviser Library Club. MR. C.M. GRIGSBYMSchool Printer: Mechanical Adviser Whirlwind Paper and Annual. MRS. MARIE HARVIE -Oregon State College, B.S.: Shorthand: Typing. MISS OPAL JARMON-Oregon State College, B.S.: Home Economics. MR. W.L. KURTZ-Oregon State College, B.S., M.S.: Mechanical Drawing: Curriculum: School Psychologist. MISS MARJORIE LANDRU-University of Oregon, B,A., M.A.: Physical Education: Health: Girls' Athletic Adviser. MR. P.A. LEHMAN-Linfield College, B.A.: University of Oregon, lM.A.: Senior Social Science: Visual Education: Livewire Adviser. MR. LOREN J. LUPER-Oregon State College, B.A.: Band and Orchestra. MR. WILLIAM MICKELSON-Willamette University, B.A.: Oregon State College: University of Washington: Industrial Arts. MR. HENRY OTTO-Albany College, B.A.: University of Oregon: University of Washington: Chemistry: Adviser of Boys: Joint Adviser Associated Bulldogs: Adviser Senior Class. MR. A.E. PALMER-Oregon State College, B.A.: Industrial Arts: Trade and Industrial Coordinator. MRS. MABLE PENLAND -University of Oregon, B.A.: Typing: Journalism: Adviser of Quill and Scroll. MISS RUTH E. PORTER-University of Montana,B.A.: Universityof Oregon, M.A.: Oregon State College, M.S.: Physics: Mathematics: Bookkeeping: Adviser of Radio Club. , MISS IRENE READ-Oregon State College. B.S.: Southern Oregon Normal School at gshland: Home Economics: Cafeteria: Adviser Home Economics ub. X MR. CARLTON RICHTERWOregon State College, B.S : Formerly instructor of Bookkeeping: now Lieutenant Carlton Richter of U.S. Army. MISS WILMA SPENCE-Willamette University, B.A.: Oregon State College, M.S. Columbia University, Dean's Professional Diploma: Sophomore English: Adviser Girls' Federation: Adviser of 17 : Adviser of lr s. MISS MARION STANFORD-Albany College, B.A.: Columbia University: Oregon State College: Biology? Adviser Sophomore Class: Adviser Bird Club: Honorary Member of Literary Explorers. MISS CLARE STEWART-Albany College, B.A.: University of Washington: Glee Club: Chorus: Sophomore and Junior English: Junior Class Adviser. MR. TOMMY SWANSON--Oregon State College, B.S.: Formerly Coach: Football and i Track: now Lieutenant Thomas Swanson of U.S. Army. MI ERONICA TRACYAUniversity of Oregon, B.A.: Oregon State College: Latin Junior Social Science. M - w A ' A VOYEN-Behnke Walker: Shorthand: Typing: Adviser Secretarial Club M l WEL ESW- regvon State College, B.S.: Agriculture: Adviser .F A.: viser ,wx A 9 ,A ' OR Y-Albany College: Algebra: - - me :1 T wg 'A 9 . - i e sity of Ore U ' - .-- .. ca e: St. Joseph's 5- ' K - , ' o o ' I s ng a enver, o orado, R.N.: Oregon State College, I B.S.: County Nurse.

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WHIRLWIND ANNUAL A H S Chase Kurtz Palmer Sanders Voyen Childs Lehman Penland Spence Welbes M X- ww-,Q-A,gg.,.,,,,,

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10 WHIRLWIND ANNUAL A.H.S. R. E. McCormack Superintendent's Message Our great nation is at war. Almost alllof the world is now engaged in this titanic struggle. With so much at stake, with issues so important, and with war activities so close to our lives and our daily living, it is amazing that so much that is totally unwarlike occupies our attention. , This high school annual is an example. Portraying the faces and activities that com- prise in part the program and spirit of one of the units of the American public school system, and devoted to a theme that emphasizes one of Amerir-a's great natural resources, it seems far removed from battles to the death for a way of life. But America is an awaking giant of tremendous resources and strength difficult for the human mind to comprehend. Potentially it is ready to assume the task lying before it. The schools and youth will do their part. Without abandoning essential services of the schools, appropriate war duties of the schools should be given absolute and immediate priority: in time, attention, personnel, and funds over any and all other activities, says the National Educational Policies Commission. We expect to do no less, fir. Zccormack School Board A tried and proved school board, the chosen representatives of this community, stand guard to assure the faithful performance of duties. 0. P. Romaine D. E. Nebergall A. G. Senders C. E. Spence V. L. Calzivan D. H. B