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

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 Senior Voting Contest Best All-Around Senior Girl—Lucile Murphy, 32; Mildred Collins, 17; Evelyn Eastburn, 11. Best All-Around Senior Boy—Don Hayne, 29; Art Potwin, 27; Monty Kropp, 5. Busiest Senior—Helen Cochran, 22; Art Potwin, 17; Evelyn Eastburn, 10. Cutest Girl—Mildred Collins, 21; Mildred Rumbaugh, 10; Susan Stellmacher, 7. Cutest Boy—Wayne Higbee, 16; Neil Cline, 12; Monty Kropp, 10. Prettiest Girl—Maxine Jenks, 33; Mildred Collins, 19; LaVon Hendryx, 14. Most Handsome Boy—Neil Cline, 23; Art Potwin, 17; Stanford Younge, 10. First to Succeed in Life—Art Potwin, 25; Rex Hartley, 13; Karl Gehlert, 8. First to Get Married—Charles Yokum, 41; Alice Fisher, 32; Gladys Hoover, 26; Merlvn Mesman, 16. Best Boy Athlete—Don Hayne, 90; Monty Kropp, 1 ; Earl Stone, 1. Best Girl Athlete—Lucile Murphy, 57 ; Dora Roscborough, 6; Mildred Rumbaugh, 5. Worst Old Maid—Evelyn Acheson, 13; Edith Pyle, 7; Carol Chance, 6. Worst Vamp—Mary Worrell, 22; Mildred Collins, 19; Barbara Eagles, 10. Worst Bluffer—Rex Hartley, 18; Chandler Hall, 14; Bob Powers, 11. Worst Sheik—(Stanford) Brigham Younge, 12; Rex Hartley, 10; Wallace Palmer, 9. Best Fed Senior—Edith Pyle, 29; Mary Paulus. 7; Mary Worrell, 7. Worst Henpecked—Charles Yokum, 29; Bob Powers, 7; Earl Stone, 6. Best Fusser—Bob Powers, 12; Charles Yokum, 10; Rex Hartley, 8. Most Intellectual Girl—Evelyn Eastburn, 23; Alice Fisher, 12; Gladys Hoover, 6. Most Intellectual Boy—Art Potwin, 18; Karl Gehlert, 17; William Ingram. 11. Worst Bacheloi—Tryon Richards, 22; William Ingram, 13; Thereon Beougher, 8. Sleepiest Guy—Lee Rohrbough, 61 ; Rex Hartley, 16; Percy Veal, 2. NAME Prophecy 1928 1948 Chandler Hall Alice Fisher Karl Gehlert Donald Hayne Rex Hartley Juanita Lineback Grace Nelson Mary Paulus Tryon Richards Lee Rohrbough Mary Worrell Charles Yokum Maxine Jenks Barbara Eagles Lucile Murphy Arthur Potwin Helen Cochran Dollie McLendon La Von Hendryx Mildred Collins Bluffing Ask Charles Soap-box orator A banker’s wife Cowboy Gaining world fame Senator Social reformer Poetess A grass widow Evangelist President of Albany College Acting his age Playing football Silver-tongued orator With Billy- Being cheerful Discussing BUI Breaking hearts Acting intellectual Vamping the football men Millionaire’s wife Collecting money Getting good grades Studying (?) Doing lots of things Keeping busy Helping Art Flirting We wonder Being a ray of sunshine Banker Orchestra director Farmer’s wife Gym instructor Editor of the N. Y. Sun Grand opera star Elocutionist “Follies Girl” Artist’s model

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 Betty Marks History Orchestra '25 '26 '27; Girls' League 26 '27 '28; Commercial Club 27 28 “Always ready to face the world with a laugh Elda Hoflich Foreign Language Girls Glee Club 26 27 28: Commercial Club ‘28: Spanish Club 26 '27; Girls League 26 27 28; Class Vice-Pres. 25 A quiet and pleasing manner that wins many jrineds Evelyn Fisk Science Girls’ League 26 27 28: Glee Club 27 28; Girl» Athletic Assn. '28: Class Basketball 25 26 27 28 A lass with worlds of pep” Frances Barnes Commercial Girls' League '26 27 '28: Band '25 26 '27 '28; Commercial Club '27 '28 “A gifted musician Gladys Hoover Commercial Pres. Commercial Club '28: Girls’ League 26 '27 '28; Class Basket- ball 25 A student is she with great tranquillity Rosalie Haynes History Pres. Class '25; Class Debate ’25 26: Class Basketball '25: Girls’ league 26 '27 '28: Home Eco- nomics Club '28: Debate League '28 Full of pep. ambitions and efficiency Margaret Churchill General Girls' League '28; Home Eco- nomics Club '28; Volley Ball 28; Athletic Assn. '28; Glee Club '26 A horsewoman of great skill Veva Balance Commercial Girls’ league '27 '28; French Club '27; Commercial Club '27 '28 A girl with artistic talent Wilma Beauchamp Commercial Girls' League '25 '26 '27; Dra- mat '26 '27; Tennis Club '26 '27 If she will, she will; if she won’t—?? Adblma Wolz Commercial Girls' League '25 '26 '27; Span- ish Club 26 '27; Tennis Club '26 '27 How the girls envy her curly hair Twenty-two

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Senior Will WE, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, realizing that in a few more weeks we shall have spent our last days in Albany High, and desiring to leave some of the things for which we have become famous, do make and hereby declare our last will and testament. To Mr. Hudson and the faculty vve wish to express our appreciation and grati- tude for their assistance in our successful search for knowledge. To the class of twenty-nine we leave our brilliant and successful record as a model for their future efforts. To the underclassmen we bequeath our well-worn and marked textbooks. Tryon Richards leaves his reputation of being Senior sheik to Wallace Cusick. To Blanche Stratton, Mildred Collins leaves her demure and quiet ways. Juanita Lineback bequeaths to Doris Ekstrand all of her surplus rouge and powder. To Catherine Coates, Sarah Snyder wills her giggle. Earl Stone leaves Mary Nan Rhodes a large quantity of gum. Alice Fisher bequeaths her queenly carriage to Ardvth Kennelly. To Barbara Goins, Mary Paulus leaves her model behavior. Chandler Hall wills his gift of gab to Boyd Thrift. Barbara Eagles wills her Corvallis men to Dorothy Conner and Doris Richards. To Ruth Reynolds, Dorothy Cornelius leaves her remarkable typing record. Don Hayne bequeaths his athletic record to Howard Gibbs. To Platt Davis, Karl Gehlert bequeaths his dignity. In witness thereof, we, the class of nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, do sub- scribe our name and affix our seal to this, our last will and testament, this twenty- fifth day of May, A. D. 1928. Thf Class of Twenty-Eight. Twenty-four