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

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Lloyd Heacock Nellie Kelley Eugene Klemp Lyle Swisher Elaine Wells Math becomes more practical This year the math curriculum changed slightly. Senior review was altered and seven geometry classes were offered. Senior review was changed to business math and practical geometry to practical math. The purpose of the change was to offer a wider variety of material that students will encounter later in life. Miss Wells said she would like to see a little more interest in the juniors and seniors, and that We really need more students to get involved who are willing to do the work.” 96

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Clockwise from top left: Mr. Monson reads and criticizes one of his student’s essays. Miss Olson offers tips to the Whirlwind staff. Shelving books takes up much of Mr. Pommier's time. Students discuss theatric ideas under Mr. Carsten’s direction. 95

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Business department offers 25 classes This year there were 25 business classes, including shorthand, typing, office practice, bookkeeping, and business machines. Mr. Heintzman said he thought some students were pulling away from some of the maths and sciences to take business courses. For the future, the Business Department would like to arouse more interest in the junior highs, and hopefully make some of the business courses into mini-classes for the years to come. Clockwise from top left: Mr. Lohse ponders a moment, before giving a reply. In one of his lighter moods, Mr. Heacock wishes his class a had morning. Wendell Heintzman Barbara Lowry John Lohse Bonnie Martin 97