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

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lj! I l lEI ROSE COHEN .........,...,,...,..,,,,.....,, Foreign Language The rose that bloomx in the spring, tra la. ' Entered '21, Student Body '22, '23, '24, French Club l23, 'Z-I-g Forum l23, '24, Girls League '24. CALVIN DURKEE ............,,..,,.....,...... Science Course fly a 'Ballyhoo' man none can excel me. Enfered '20, Student Body '20, '21, '22, Athletic Ass'n ,20, '21, Class Basketball '24. MARCIA PENNINGTON .,.,.....t Commercial Course The partly per.f911'J dream. Entered '20, Student Body '23, ,243 Girls Athletic Ass'n '23, Girls League '24, Commercial Club '24, Tennis Club '24-. April The blue of the sky Meets the green of the earthy And spring dances by Witli her joy and her mirth. Flowers blooming fair And birds gaily trilling Tell earth, sky, and air, ln spring, life is thrilling. Page 27

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El I l Page 26 l 1 l EI HELEN POWELL ........................ Commercial Course No folly like being in love. Entered '20, Student Body '22, '23, '24, Pres. Girls Band '24, Girls League '24, Commercial Club 'Z-l. WVILMA ROHRBOUGH ....,................. Science Course And her last quordx fwere food and P. C. i Entered '20, Student Body 22, '23, '24, Vice Pres. of Class '20, '22, Whirlwind Staff '21, '22, '23, '24, Subscription Manager '23, Asst. Editor '24, Pres. Girls Athletic Ass'n '23, Pres. Girls League '24, Dramat '23, '24, Vice Pres. '23, Class De- bate '22, H. S. Debate '23, '24, Forum '20, '21, Class Basketball '21, '22, '23, Debate Club '24, Senior Play. THYRA PEEBLER ...................... Commercial Course Now I ark you, fwhy don't they propo.re? Entered '21, Student Body '22, '23, '24, Glee Club '22, '23, '24. JOHN POLLOK .......................... Mathematics Course Though I am young, I :corn to flit upon the wing.: of borrofwed wit. Entered '21, Student Body '21, '22, '23, '24, Ath- letic Ass'n '22, '23, '24, Band '22, '23, Orchestra '22, '23, Forum '21, '22, Class Debate '22, '23, Hi-Y, Debate Society '23, '24, Boys Chorus '23, '24, Choral Club '22, '23, '24, Tennis Club '24, WVhirlwind Staff '24. HAROLD ELLIS .......,.....,.,.,..,,.,,,.,..,,,,,, Histo ry Course The 'winner of the inter-dass sleeping context. Entered '23, CHARLES VVRIGHT ..............,... Commercial Course The little boy -with .vinrere tl1oughtJ. Entered '19, Student Body '22, '23, '24, Boys Ath- letic Ass'n '22, '23, '24, Band '22, '23.

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UI I I IU Sveninr will E, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and twenty-four realizing that memory is a wonderful thing and that the things we love are the things on which the mem- ory is inclined to dwell, wishing to perform one last kind act before leaving the reality of Albany High, do hereby make our last will and testament. To the class of '25 we leave our best wishes for their success during their re- maining days in A. H. S. To Mr. Hudson and the Faculty we leave our sincere love and appreciation for their help and co-operation in all our work and social activities during our years in Albany High School. Leland Allen leaves his charming baby ways and love for dancing to Harry Austin. To Georgia Wright, Hazel Clinton leaves her place on all future eats committees. Myrta Glick leaves her irresistible giggle to Ruella Morgan. Ruth Nebergall leaves to Georgia Roner the advice that brown eyes are prettier when not camouflaged. Howard Towers leaves to Bob Barrett the honor and responsibility of being President of the Senior class. Bruce Coie donates to Bob Barker the pleasant and lucrative task of extracting S. B. dues. Dorothy Faller bequeathes to Ellen Baker all surplus paint and powder on hand. Helen Powell leaves to Evelyn Palmer the advice to take advantage of leap-year. Ward Davis leaves to john Cusick three patent curling irons Cof course John would never use them Q-i--butj. Dan Poling leaves his 'fgift of gabn to Harry Harvie. David Porter leaves to Loyal Hartsock the right to be the only red-headed boy in the Senior class. Lucile Lawrenson leaves to Edith Duncan her habit of being tardy every noon. To Boyd Faley, Dow Simpson donates some of his surplus weight. To Louise Mason, Blanche Eastburn wills her ability to keep the boys guessing. Delbert Rodgers leaves the art of being high brow to anyone who desires it. lvlajor Woolridge leaves, donates, bequeaths, bestows, contributes, gives, and hands his line of f'Bull', to Hal Clinton. J Jamie Rflize leaves to Henrietta Davis the much needed faculty of knowing when to keep still. Wilma Rohrbough leaves to Jo Ralston the management of the R. 81 R. Sign System. The remaining members of the Senior Class leave to Jess lson their best wishes for acquiring the attention of all new girls. YVe hereby appoint Miss Stanford as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. ln witness whereof, we, the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-four, the testators, do hereby fix our hand and seal to this, our last will, this 30th day of May, A. D. 1924. H. C. SL B. E. Page 28