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

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Junior Class

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 THE WHIRLWIND Senior Prophecy-Continued Alta Dawson, introduced me to one of the successes from my hometown. He was none other than Kenneth Curry, who was making his living as a gigolo. Concluding my business in Reno, I flew to San Francisco in Bill Anderson’s private plane. While standing on the street corner, I saw a twelve-cylinder Packard roll past driven by Pauline Ashton. I learned that she was living on the fat of the land, as she had married Frankie Bolton. At the village intellectual smelter (commonly called the University of Calif- ornia) I met Heze Burkhart. He was in a hurry, for he had an engagement to talk on how he had made his success. I had intended to go to Albany, where I make my home, to rest my nerves and con- template on how my schoolmates were making their successes. I guess, however, I had better make out the check for my alimony and go feed the wolf at the front door, so I’ll be seeing you. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1932 Motto: The horizon widens as we climb. Colors: Sky blue and white. Flowers: Cecil Brunner roses and sweet peas. 20

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 THE WHIRLWIND Junior Class OFFICERS PAUL BATES - -- -- -- -- -- - President BILL MOULE - -- -- -- -- -- Vice-President JANE BEZZANT - -- -- -- -- -- Secretary BOB LEE - Treasurer GEORGE MITCHELL - Student Council Representative The juniors have been able to give a pretty good account of themselves ever since they entered high school. Although there were not many acti- vities in which they could participate during their freshman year, they were able to attain good honor standings. When sophomores, though they were the lower classmen,” they show- ed that they had talent and ability among their number. Several partici- pated in athletics, while others were in debate, glee club, and other organi- zations. All in all, they made a good start in Senior High. This year the juniors had the honor of having one of their number— tion. Loren Patterson and David McKencknie served as good ballasts” in the '31 football lineup. Although Everett Richards did not go out in the fall, he did in the spring practice, but unluckily he received a broken arm on the first day. Dick Barnes, a new-comer, played a good game of basket- ball this year. The masculine lead of the operetta was taken by Julian Bryant, while Charlotte Trickey had one of the supporting roles. This year the juniors had the honor of having one of their number, namely, Marybelle Barrett, chosen as carnival queen. They also had two representatives on the district and Willamette Valley champion debate team—Lois Hartsock and Leon Muller. It can be truly said that this has been a most enjoyable year for the juniors, but they are eagerly looking forward to next year when they will be seniors, and can surpass all that they have done for A. H. S. this year. 22