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

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THE SENIOR PLAY “Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm” by Kate Douglas Wiggins and Charlotte Thompson Every year the Senior class presents a play to finance commencement proceedings. “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm” was the play chosen this year. It was presented on May 14 and 15 in the high school auditorium, with different casts for each night. THE CASTS Miranda Sawyer—Catherine Smith, Jane Scott Jane Sawyer— Willa McIntosh, Daisy Ashton Mrs. Perkins—Laura Bryant Mrs. Simpson Alice Benight, June Schmidt Rebecca Rowena Randall Julianne Fortmiller, Evelyn Schmidt Emma Jane Perkins Doris Blanchard, Paula Engel Clara Belle Simpson Chloris Alexander, Deloris Godwin Minnie Smellie Ida McNeil, LaVerne Willard Alice Robinson Alta Haley, Lorraine Richards Jeremiah Cobb John Carnegie, Ralph Walker Abner Simpson Joe Noble, Lyle Eagy Abijah Flagg Lawrence Plagmann Adam Ladd Jack Looney, Louis Dickson

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Senior Voting □ c ] □ Most outstanding girl—Dorris Blanchard, Shirley Thomas, Laura Bryant. • Most outstanding boy—Bud Robertson, John Carnegie. Most popular girl—Dorris Blanchard, Julianne Fortmiller. Most popular boy—Bud Robertson, Willie Frager, Shirley Bates. Cutest girl—Evelyn Schmidt, Betty Lou Harrison. Cutest boy—Shirley Bates, Bill Fritch. Best girl athlete—Daisy Ashton. Best boy athlete—Bud Robertson, Erwin Ehrlich. Busiest senior—Laura Bryant, Shirley Thomas. First to succeed—John Carnegie, Shirley Thomas. First to be married—Ruth Bennett, Feuerstein twins (tie). Most polite—Virginia Barnett, Julianne Fortmiller. Most intellectual—Virginia Barnett, Jane Scott, Deloris Godwin. Peppiest senior—Louella Hogevoll. Willie Frager. Best-fed senior—Ruth Bennett, Fred Neuman. Sleepiest senior—Dick Triplett, Sloan Dannals. Worst old maid—Phontel Keebler, Lenna Collins. Worst bachelor—Erwin Ehrlich, Gerald Cox, Allan Howells. Worst vamp—Louise Clark, Frances Hendryx. Worst bluffer—Claire Alderson, Jane Scott, Willie Frager. Worst sheik—Susie Burton, Don Morris. Worst hen-pecked—Bud Appelgate, Claire Alderson. Worst pest—Willie Frager, Stanley Robinson (tie). Most curious—LaVerne Willard. Most talkative—Gordon Chandler, Betty Childs, Virginia Barnett. 23

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Fortmiller Hurley Spence Fitzpatrick Silk Junior History rT,HE JUNIOR class began its high school career in 1932. As usual, some members entered the freshman class at Central and some at Madison school. The Madison freshman president was Robert Gibbons, and the Cen- tral freshman president was Roger Chandler. Officers for the sophomore year were as follows: President, Harold Fox: vice president, Earl Fortmiller; secretary-treasurer, Shir'e Silk, and student body representative to the student council, Victor Groening. Mr. Pimentel was adviser. The junior officers for this year consist of the following: President, Earl Fortmiller; vice president, Charles Hurley; secretary, Shirley Silk; treas- urer, Betty Fitzpatrick; and Charles Frazee, student body representative. Miss Spence is adviser. There are a few who have come from other cities and states and have entered Albany Hi as sophomores or juniors. In the junior ranks there are 108 students who display a varied type of talent and character and take a prominent part in school organi: atior.s and activities. On the athletic field there are many stars. Eugene Sitton. Clarence Manning, James Appelgate, Charles Hurley, and Mike Patapoff have won fame on the football field. Eugene Sitton, Clarence Manning, Victor Groe- ning, Bob Arthur. Ernest Underwood, and Earl Fortmiller have acquired basketball renown. Bob Arthur. John Richmond, Victor Groening, and Clarence Manning are stars on the baseball diamond. George Henderson is the best half-miler on the track field. Jimmy McCrary, Derrill Douglas, and Earl Fortmiller are proficient on the golf course. In music Mr. Luper has Reger Chandler, Robert Douglas, Gardner Ewing, Charles Frazee, Norman Gregory, Jack Hall, Lauren Karstens, Hel- en Koos, Milton Newport, and Howard Sternberg under his supervision in the band and orchestra. We all know of our famous singing trio, Edith Anderson, Dorothy Nash, and Maxine Stenberg. Active in debate are Dermal Robertson, a two-year letterwoman, and Ronald Long. In fact, there are a few outstanding students of the junior class in every phase of high school accomplishments.