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

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.gba-t QQ. 'IN QM M' . V r its V. Wit? it Left to right: Ole Olson. president: Delores McDaniels. secretary: Rex Vollstedt. repre- sentative: Harold McCloskey, vice-presi- dent: Ioy Van Riper. treasurer: Mr. Collins, advisor. The Senior Class The train pulled out of the station, and little Iohnny and Father Time settled back in their seats. Now? asked Iohnny. Now! Well, son, what shall it be? Have I ever read you this story? It's called 'Senior Reviewl' This is a story about a class entering the doors of Albany High School in 1945. They came from rival junior-high schools, but they were united into one determined class, under the leadership 'of Roger Reid. Le't's turn the page, now. Here we see David Hobbs taking over the position uf president. He led his class to many outstanding feats. This is a scene from 'The Skull.' That play went over very well, and it is well remembered by those who saw it . . . Here's another picture. You might think this is a true beauty spot of the South Seas. That's the impression the students got when they attended the junior-senior prom, 'Pago-Pago.' The last pages of this story are devoted to this graduating class of '48. An increased spirit and determination led this class to choose Ole Olson as president and Hal McCloskey as vice prexy. Delores McDaniels as secretary: Ioy Van Riper, treasurerg and Rex Vollstedt, class representative in Student Council, comprised the other officers. ln November, the seniors presented 'The Whole Town's Talking,' q great success with a full house to witness it. The honors went to Miss Howard, who directed this class to their second success. Vida Lee Willard, editor of the Whirlwind, received the DAR good fellowship award in that same month. It was this year that the football team went to the quarter-finals for the State Championship, and the seniors did their part to furnish material for this outstanding football team. In March, Fred Henshaw brought to Albany his trophy from the Willamette University tor his oration. ln May, Frances Schmidt became queen of the 'Spring Carousel after attending the royal court in the two previous years. Bob Kouns earned the honor of F.-F.A. President of Oregon: he was also our own student body president. And here, Iohnny, this page is in honor of Mr. Collins. He served this group faithfully for three years. Father Time, why are those last pages empty? Son, this story doesn't end just here. It's hard to say what the future holds for these people, but these empty pages will be filled, some day, with many great stories. ln the future, l'll return to continue the greatest story in the history of our time.

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