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

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Freshman Classes Central Madison X

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 THE WHIRLWIND W H O'S WHO ROBERTA BENNETT Nickname— Berta.” Age—1 6. Date of birth—January 18, 1916. Place of birth—Medford. Color of eyes—Brown. Color of hair—Brown. Weight—117. Height—5 foot, 2 inches. Type of nose— Aqualine.” Schools attended — Kenwood and Central, Bend; Central and A. H. S Hobby—Drawing. Favorite musical selection — Goodnight Sweetheart.” Favorite actor—Charles Farrell. Favorite actress—Janet Gaynor. Favorite book—Not particular. Favorite car—Buick. Favorite saying— An’ things like that.” Favorite Fruit—Apples. Favorite male type—Athletic, dark curly hair. School to attend—U. S. C. Romances — John Way, Sidney Burt, Jim Davis, Wilmer Averhoff, John Daly, and others. Probable profession—Artist. Been in Albany—Three years. Offices in A. H. S.—Secretary Girls’ League and secretary-treasurer sophomore class. BOB POTTS Nickname— Bobbie.” Place of birth—Albany, Oregon. Date of birth—April 9, 1916. Color of eyes—Blue. Color of hair—Brown. Type of nose—General. Height—5 feet 5 inches. Weight—135 pounds. Schools attended—Central, Albany High. Hobby—Stamp collecting. Favorite musical selection— Love, You Funny Thing.” Favorite actor—Lionel Barrymore. Favorite actress—Jeanette McDonald. Favorite car—Ford. Favorite saying— Haven’t you got time?” Favorite fruit—Apples. Favorite female type—Short, blonde. School to attend— Oregon State. Romances—None as yet. Probable profession—Radio engineer. Been in Albany—1 6 years. Offices in A. H. S — Secretary-treasurer Freshman class. Representative to Student Council sophomore year. JAMES DAVIS Nickname—Jim. Age—16. Date of birth—July 4, 1915. Place of birth—Albany. Color of eyes—Blue. Color of hair—Brown. Weight—140. Type of nose—Roman or roaming. Schools attended—Maple, Central, and A. H. S. Hobby—Athletics. Favorite musical selection— Bury Me Out on the Prairie.” Favorite actor—Charles Farrell. Favorite actress—Clara Bow. Favorite book— We.” Favorite car—Ford. Favorite saying— Mamma, buy me two; I wanna wreck one.” Favorite fruit—Apples. Favorite female type—Brunette and a good dancer. School to attend—O. A. C. Romances—Frances Glaisyer, Roberta Ben- nett, Mary Edith Rohrbough. Probable profession — Undecided (maybe a husband). Been in Albony—16 years. A. H. S. offices—President sophomore class and reporte' Spanish class. MARTHA BIBB Place of birth—Aberdeen, Washington. Date of birth—July 13, 1917. Color of eyes—Brown. Color of hair—Brown. Type of nose—Snub. Height—5 feet 4 inches. Weight—95 pounds. Schools attended—Seattle, Central, A. H. S. Hobby—Collecting stamps. Favorite musical selection— Trees.” Favorite actor—Charles Farrell. Favorite actress—Janet Gaynor. Favorite car—Not particular. Favorite saying— Shut up!” Favorite fruit—Oranges. Favorite male type—-Tall, dark. School to attend—-Albany (papa’s). Romances—Too busy to bother. Probable profession—Librarian. Been in Albany—Three years. Offices in A. H. S—Member of debate team, a very unusual distinction for a sophomore. 28

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 THE WHIRLWIND Robertson Frager Vandell Carnegie Central Freshman Class As the Central freshman class of 1932 will soon be only a memory to Central, we wish happiness and progress to the future freshmen. Soon after the school year had started, the Central freshmen were organized under the leadership of Harold Conn, president; Ralph Apple- gate, vice-president; John Carnegie, secretary and treasurer; Mr. Palmer, adviser. As many of these were promoted to the Senior High School at mid- term, the Central freshmen again organized under the leadership of Leonard Robertson, president; John Carnegie, vice-president; Willie Frager, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Vandell adviser, with Iris Snyder as reporter. Some of the various organizations of the school year were the fresh- man girl s group, the girls’ volley ball and basketball team, the boys’ basket- ball team. For emergencies a fire squad was chosen. One especially memorable event was the freshman party which was held a few weeks after school had started. Although many of the freshies were strangers to each other, they left with a feeling of friendship. The outstanding event was the tea, given in honor of the mothers of the Girls’ Group. Under the supervision of Miss Morgan the girls arranged a picturesque play dating back to the colonial period of 1732, when Wash- ington and his party were in full swing. The girls were very lovely in their quaint costumes and fluffy wigs. Miss Thompson of Albany College assist- ed as pianist, and all the freshman girls sincerely appreciated her contri- bution of time and effort. Refreshments were later served by the girls. The freshmen look forward to next year when they will be able to at- tend school with the upper classmen as full-fledged sophomores. 30