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

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m Nebergall Senders Burkhart Holmes Caiavan School SBoar ) Mr. A. G. Senders, chairman of the Albany High School Board, attended school ■ in Albany from the first grade. He has seen many changes in the schools here over a period of about fifty years and has always been interested in public affairs. Mr. Senders is a business man, having owned a warehouse and feed store in Albany for many years. Mr. R. L. Burkhart is also a native Albanyite. He is a man much interested in public affairs and is now serving his second three-year term on the Board. Mr. Burk- hart, who lives at the edge of the city in his beautiful Maple Lawn home, is an expert on Jersey cattle. Mr. I). E. Nebergall has served continuously for many years as a School Board member. He has been a resident of Albany for about twenty years and has always been prominent in public affairs. He is the owner and manager of the Nebergall Meat Packing Plant. Mr. V. L. Caiavan, who is also a long-time resident of Albany, has served for over fifteen years «as a member of the Board. He was «at one time the mayor of Albany and J is the owner and operator of a drug store. Mr. G. Glenn Holmes is serving his first year on the Board. He is professor of Economics at Albany College, a prominent member of the American Legion, and a very active leader in civic matters. Mr. Dan H. Brenneman, as Clerk of the Board, has given valuable service in this J capacity. He is an employee of the First National Bank of Portland, Albany Branch. I his shows the personnel of the School Board to be made up of unusually able and successful men of diversified interests. All served during the building program, and each gave freely of his effort and ability, keeping within bounds of reasonable expense and not permitting extravagance. J I he Board members are each elected to serve a term of three years. 1 REX PUTNAM. J [9] ] 1

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-Mr. Rex Rubiam Superintendent of the Albany Public Schools. Few of us may realize it. but it is through the executive and business ability of our su- perintendent, Mr. Putnam, more than any other one man that we are today enjoying our wonderful new school. Mr. Putnam has spent many hours, when the rest of us were at leisure, planning and suggesting ways and means to bring about the dream we have all had for the new high school. One thing that we appreciate more than any other, perhaps, is his pleasant smile, which he is continually giving us even when he is surrounded with chaos and confusion. One of the most valuable results of Mr. Putnam’s foresight is the splendid public ad- dress and broadcasting system which we have in the high school. —E. A. H. Principal of Albany Senior High School. Mr. Hudson gave valuable service in pre- paring for the construction of our new high school building set-up. His knowledge of construction work and of the needs of a mod- ern educational plant and his interpretation of blueprints were indispensable. He gave freely and unstintingly of his efforts and of his expert training at all times. Mr. Hudson assisted especially in the for- mulation of the preliminary plans for the ar- rangement of the rooms and the special fea- tures in the remodeling part of the construc- tion. He is responsible for a great many of the innovations which are so necessary for ef- ficient instruction. His special training and his long experience were cheerfully available at any time in the solving of many vexing problems. R. P. [8]

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Senior 3ti(jh faculty Aldrich Grigsby Palmor Svinth Anderson Kurtz Ponland Tracy Buchanan Lehman Porter Voyen Chase Luper Schulze Worley Childs Murphy Stanford Metzger Ellingsen Otto Spence Johnson Mrs. Clara E. Aldrich—Albany College Bookkeeping. Business Principles Miss Ida B. Anderson—University of Wash- ington Junior English. Adviser Honor Society Mr. R. A. Buchanan—Park College Civics, Joint Adviser Camera Club Miss Fanny D. Chase—Albany College and University of Oregon Senior English. Adviser Literary Explorers. Ad vise- Whirlwind Annual Mrs. Mary Childs—Emerson College of Ora- tory and Albany College Lbrarian. Dramatus. Debate Coach. Adviser Library Club. Adviser Legislature Mr. Carl Ellingscn—Washington State Col- lege Bovs’ Athletics. Adviser Order of A Mr. Claudius M. Grigsby School Printer. Mechanical Adviser of Whirl- wind Paper Mr. William H. Kurtz—Oregon State Col- lege Sociology. Mental Hygiene. Economics Mr. Philip A. Lehman—Linfield College and University of Oregon U. S. Historv. Adviser Glee Club Mr. Loren J. Luper—Oregon State College Director Band. Orchestra Miss Lucille Murphy—University of Oregon Physical Education. Adviser G. A. A. Mr. Henry Otto—Albany College Geography. Chemistry. Adviser Hi-Y, Joint Ad- viser Science-Math Club Miss Juanita Johnson, R. N.—U. of O. School Nurse. Health Mr. Arthur Palmer—Oregon State College Industrial Arts. Adviser Junior Class. Joint Ad- viser Camera Club Mrs. Mabel A. Penland -Univ. of Oregon Typing. Journalism. Adviser Commercial Club. Adviser Quill and Scroll. Editorial Adviser Whirlwind Paper Miss Ruth Porter—University of Montana and University of Oregon Algebra. Physics. Trigonometry. Adviser Radio Club. Joint Adviser Science-Math Club Miss Estelle Schulze—Oregon State College Foods. Clothing. Applied Arts. Adviser Sopho- more Class, Adv.ser Home Ec Club Miss Wilma Spence—Willamette University Sophomore English. Adviser Girls’ Federation. Adviser Seventeen Miss Marion S. Stanford--Albany College Biology. Adviser Senior Class. Honorary Mem- ber Literary Explorers. Joint Adviser Science- Math Club Mr. J. F. Svinth—Oregon State College Agriculture. Adviser F. F. A. Miss M. Veronica Tracy—Univ. of Oregon Latin. World Historv. Adviser Latin Club Miss Clara Voyen—Benke-Walker College Shorthand. Adviser Secretarial Club. Clerk Student Bank. Adviser Associated Treasurers. Honorary Member Home Ec Club Miss Myrtle Worley—Albany College Geometry. Algebra. Joint Adviser Science-Math Club Miss Katheryn Metzger — Astoria Business College. Private Secretary to Mr. Putnam