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

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 THE WHIRLWIND J. E. Bryant C. Davis Brown Miller Gearheart Merritt II or sky Roner Haglund J. C. Bryant Walkup (Joins Mother Corey.............................................................Blonche Horsky Kathleen.................................................................Elmira Haglund peter Haley Markham Cousin Ann Chadwick...... Mildred Baughman Julia Carey..............................................................°Pal Gearhart Mrs. Ossian Popham.......................................................Marceil Goins Lallie Joy Popham........................................................Adeline Roner Ralph Thurston......................................................................Joe Bryant Cyril Lord.....................................................................Marshall McGuire Tom Hamilton.............................................................Robert Walkup Sam Berry................................................................Walter Osborn Henry Lord, Ph. D.................................................................James Miller Class Members Ronald V. Baker Clifford Earl Davis Abram Bartlett Merritt Mildred Pearl Baughman Opal Idella Gearhart James Edwin Miller Lawrence Bino Marceil Virginia Goins Glenn R. Mollett Donna Brown Elmira LuVae Haglund Walter Franklin Osborn Joe C. Bryant Blanche Barbara Horsky Adeline Marie Roner John E. Bryant Gordon S. Jacobs Robert Hugh Walkup Faustina Mae Chapin Marshall E. McGuire 1 1

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 THE WHIRLWIND J. Bryant Millor Stanford Walkup Davis Mid-Year Senior Class OFFICERS ROBERT WALKUP ---------- - President JAMES MILLER - -- -- -- -- - Vice-President MARCEIL GOINS...........................Secretary CLIFFORD DAVIS - - - -..................Treasurer JOHN BRYANT.............................Reporter MISS MARION STANFORD - -............Class Adviser The first mid-year graduating class in the history of Albany High School held its exercises in the Albany High School auditorium January 29, 1932. A novel idea in commencement exercises, a class play, was tried and was successful beyond all expectations. The class play was im- mediately followed by a short program and the presentation of diplomas. Following is the complete program that was given: Class Play............... Vocal Solo............... Clarinet Solo............ Presentation of Class.... Recommendations.......... Presentation of Diplomas. Benediction ............. ..................... The Lost Will” . Out of the Dusk” by Donna Brown 'Tenth Air Varie” by Clifford Davis ..............E. A. Hudson, Principal ......G. E. Finnerty, Superintendent E. F. Fortmiller, Board Chairman .....................R. A. Buchanan Ossian Popham Gilbert Carey... Nancy Carey... Cast of The Lost Will ..........................................Clifford Davis ........................................... Gordon Jacobs .............................................Donna Brown 10

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 THE WHIRLWIND =zC J Sudtell C. Davis Stanford Lamberty Ruthruff Senior Cl ass History The spotlight of history is focused on the class of ’32! From the dim past arise the Central and Madison freshmen of 1928. At Central the class was led by Richard Bray, president; Barbara Beam, vice-president; George Bickman, secretary-treasurer. At Madison the officers were Leland White, president; Oren Sudtell, vice-president; Mildred Baughman, secretary; Marceil Goins, treasurer. The freshman classes were prominent in student acti- vities and contributed material for the various high school teams. The spotlight turns to 1929 where the classes now serving apprenticeship in the Senior High School elected the following officers: Oren Sudtell, president; Barbara Beam, vice- president; Annette Ruthruff, secretary-treasurer. This year the boys won the inter-class basketball championship. The girls won the girls’ interclass basketball, volley ball, and baseball championships. The spotlight glows on 1930! We have now become upperclassmen, and the timidity of sophomore days has vanished. For our officers we elected Baden Rupert, president; Oren Sudtell, vice-president; Annette Ruthruff, secretary, and John Conser, treasurer. This year we contributed six members of the first team in football and three members of the first team in basketball. The managers of the football and basketball teams were chosen from our class. The girls won the volley ball and basketball championships again. As juniors we produced a very successful play, Blind Dates,” to raise funds for the junior-senior picnic. We contributed material for glee club, debate, and dramatics, and prepared for a successful senior year. The spotlight of history turns to the brightest year of all, the reflections of which dazzle all who look upon it! Leading the galaxy of stars are Oren Sudtell, president; Charlotte Lamberty, vice-president; Annette Ruthruff, secretary-treasurer. This year the seniors have turned out in large numbers for football and basketball. The girls have won the basketball and volley ball championship for the third time. The managers for the football and basket- ball teams have been drawn from the senior class—and also from the official high school taxi. The seniors have done their part in debating and in helping to take the team to high honors. They have carried the operetta to success and have demonstrated their dramatic ability in a final burst of glory, the Senior Play. The members of the class of’32 have entered into every field—athletics, oratory, music, and dramatics with outstanding success, and have reached the highest goal by upholding and increasing the honor and glory of Albany High School. 12