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

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Senior Class Song We started out in our Freshman year. Next as Sophomores bright with cheer, Then as Juniors full of pep and joy. Then we Seniors reached our long-sought goal, Overcoming every evil foe. We’re the Seniors all so proud and bold. Our debaters with our teams, you see Winning every victory, With their speeches and their self-command. Football is the sport we love the best, Basketball coming next, Played bv athletes from our dear old class. CHORUS: We come at last to Commencement day With a happy heart, for we’re here to say We are leaving now, our dear old A. H. S. Red and white are our colors two We are proud of them and our class flower, too. With a dainty rose we will all be dressed so fine. Our beloved teachers, We wish you a fond farewell. Our motto with words so few, Means much to me, means much to you, Oh, listen now to the class of twenty-eight. —H. C. K

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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

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n RcDcnius Nelson Chambers Clem Smith Cade Gildow Dittmer Rex Ferguson Hauswirth McClain Bray Roberts Crawford Metzger Thompson Hulshoff Hamilton Meyer Oxely Bilyeu LaRowe Simon Senior B THIS class entered Albany High School in February, 1925. They will finish their courses in February, 1929, but they will not be graduated until June. Though there are only twenty-one in the class, they have been represented in all the high school activities, such as football, basketball, baseball, track and tennis teams, as well as debate teams, Dramat Club and Glee Club. This active class of twenty-nine will complete their high school work with honors. T •wrnty-six