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

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LENA ELIZABETH TOBEY Pete. When the lark in heav'n rains forth his song as he soars. Entered 1914. Glee Club, Student Body, Orchestra 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Capt. Basketball 15, 16. Baseball Team 15, Sec. Junior Class 16, 17. Pres Senior Class 17, 18. Home Eco- nomics Club 15, 16, 17, 18. Humane Society. Girl's Gymnasium, 15, 16, 17, 18. W. W. Stall' 18. Senior Play 18. Red Cross 18. Lena is graceful and slender, with golden hair and blue eyes. She whistles like a night- ingale, plays the violin and drives her Maxwalf like an old hand. VERNON GIBSON HENDERSON Hendy. No wher so bisy a man as he ther was, And yet he seemed bisier than he was. Entered 1914. Vice-Pres. Class 14, 15. Vice- Pres. Humane Society 14, 15. W. W. Staff 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Business Mgr., W. W. 17. Boys Athletic Assn., 14, 15, 16 17, 18. Sec. Boys A. A. 16, 17. Pres. Boys A. A. 17, 18. Class Bas- ketball 15, 16, 17. Class Track 15, 16. Capt. H. S. Military Co. 17, 18. Vice Pres. Boys H. S. Club 16, 17. Basketball 18. Senior Play. We're sure Hendy will succeed, if he is as successful as he has been in A. H. S. MARY AGNES HARNISCH Dutch. And takes the golden butter from the churn. Glee Club 15, 16, 17. Humane Society 15. Home Economics 17, 18. Gymnasiue 15, 16. You will look far before you find a more sen- sible, 'practical and pleasant girl than Mary. We are sure she will make some man happy some fine day. She is brushing up in all sub- jects, 'cause she Wants to be the best teacher ever. MELBA MAE HOWER Beany. Her blush was like the morning. Entered fall 1914. Humane Society 14. Gleit Club 15, 16, 17, 18.! Home Economics 16, 17, 18. Girls Athletic Assn. 16. Student Body 15, 16. Melba intends to be a school marm . She isn't a bit cranky, tho--in fact she is often over- come with the giggles. She is also our Senior Poet, even if she does say it took her hours to compose the Senior Poem and anyway we think it's Worth it. .,........ ..-

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Senior Poem In nineteen fourteen, giddy and green, We formed our class of Old Eighteen. For four years straight we've worked together, But school room ties we now must sever. To our brave boys has come the call Of freedom in distress, for all And many of our school-mates, dear, Have left our class to volunteer. All honor to their hearts so true, Their loyalty and courage, too We hope to see them all once more With laurels gain'd on foreign shore. While we who have been left behind To do our bit, we've set our mind, With Liberty Bonds and Red Cross drives We'll work for funds to save their lives. The faculty we wish to thank And ask them to forgive each prank. Their patience we have often tried, Though now we're loath to leave their side. We love them for their task well done. May we fulfill in years to come Each hope for usg and realize The help they gave by inspiring lives. Good-by, dear Freshies, Sophomores too, Juniors learned. We hope that you Will credit bring to old A. H. S. And wish you luck and great success.-Melba H

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ETHEL MAE BUSSARD Ethel. Let the world slide-I'll not budge an inch. Entered 1914. Student Body 14, 15, 16. 17. Girls Athletic Assn. 15, 16, 17. Humane Soci- ety 15, 16. Girls Basketball Team 16, 17, 18. Girls Glee Club 16, 17. Home Economics Club 16, 17. Class Debates 18. 'W. W. Sub. Mgr. 17, 18. Senior Play. - Ethel is a dandy fusser , but always re- mains true to Chas. She just loves Senior meetings and tells everyone what she thinks about things. She takes Teacher's Training, but we bet she doesn't teach long, at least. JAMES HAROLD IRVINE Hacl. As fickle as an April day. Band 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Orchestra 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Vice-Pres. Class Basketball Team 16, 17, 18. Capt. 17. Class Baseball 17, 18. Capt. Class Baseball 17. Inter-class Debating Team 18. Capt. Class Tennis Team 18. H. S. Mili- tary Co. 18. Sec. H. S. Club 16, 17. Vice-Pres. A. A. 17, 18. Manager Baseball 18. Manager Tennis 18. Basketball Team 16, 18. Manager Basketball 18. Debating Team 17, 18. Senior Play. Junior Red Cross. We used to think Had was girl-proof, but alas no more. GRACE ADELINE ANDERSON Gook. The mildest manners, and the gentlest heart. Entered 1914. Glee Club 15, 16, 17, 18.? Gymnasium 18. Home Economics Club 16, 17,f 18. Humane Society 14, 15. Junior Red Cross. Modest, quiet and gets dandy grades. Is thc- Editor's right hand man and one is nevclj seen without the other. Also is a fine steno- grapher and tickles the ivory, tho she is too' modest to let anyone know it if she can help it., MAEBELLE RANGNA ANDERSON OSsie. j Oh, those naughty eyes! 1 i Glee Club 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. Home Econom-Q ics 16, 17, 18. Girls A. A. 17, 18. Debate 16,5 17. Humane Society 14, 15. Junior Red Crossl 18. Baseball 18. 5 Isn't a bit like Grace, but really is her sister., Makes a dandy pal and just can't keen from, iiirting. Also sings and plays the ukelele. Has a novel way of spelling her first name. J