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

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ii5in®ir w@ Most outstanding girl—Mabel Forster, Carol Dirrett, Marian Marks. Most outstanding boy—Bob Spence, Blevy Lewelling, Clarence Burck. Most popular girl—Geraldine Tycer, Carol Dirrett, Marian Marks. Most popular boy— Blevy Lewelling. Merle Long. Bob Spence. Cutest girl—Zella Mae Barrett, Geraldine Tycer. Carol Dirrett. Cutest boy— Dean Sears, Blevy Lewelling. Junior Hamm. Most handsome boy—Blevy Lewelling, Don Maddux, Dean Sears. Best looking girl—Carol Dirrett, Marion Graham. Marie Gourley. Healthiest Senior—Glen Gregory. Leroy Warner, Leland Dragoo. Merle Long. Best girl athlete—Ellen Russell. Virginia Butts, Janice Hermansen. Best boy athlete—Merle Long. Bob Robertson, Junior Hamm. Busiest senior—Marian Marks, Erros Penland, Marion Doble. First to succeed—Alice Leichty, Bob Spence, Howard Burrelle. First to be married—Virginia Butts, Max Safley, Earl Miller. Most intellectual girl—Marion Doble, Alice Leichty, Marian Marks. Most intellectual boy—Irvin Gerig, Clarence Burck, Howard Burrelle. Most polite—David Woods, Virginia Hackleman, Carol Dirrett. Peppiest senior—Shirley Speer, Geraldine Tycer, Joanne Andersen. Sleepiest senior—Leland Dragoo, Glen Nance, Junior Hamm, LeRoy Schrock. Worst pest—Fred Anderson, Rolin Eastlund. Teacher’s pet—Doris Coffelt. Florence Horning, Jean Dawson. Most curious—Joanne Andersen, Fred Anderson, Bud Tucker. Most talkative—Carolyn Campbell, Marian Marks, Bill Bacon. Worst vamp—Mary Howard, Geraldine Scott. Worst ladies man—Don Nebergall, Gordon Shearer, Bill Bacon. Best dressed girl—Zella Mae Barrett, Gatha Cade, Marian Marks. Best dressed boy—Don Maddux, Ival Hill. Bob Spence. EM@K MOTT© “©and ®1! sdh®®l Dal!® auaft® 115!!®°® sslln®®!1 Maar®®DD amaidl ©ray im©i HL®wm§ Talgnanam HS®g®g

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FISK GILCHRIST PALMF.R MERRILL LOFT IN Joaffiia®)? Qsoss Hngftoir j In 1935, the junior class began its four years of activity for Albany high school in the two junior high schools. The Central group select- ed Alvin Oberson as president, and the Madison group chose Thurston Gilchrist. In 1936, our first year in the high school building, the following of- ficers were elected: Alvin Oberson, president; Clarence Wicks, vice president; Henrietta Stratton, secretary; Shirley Bryant, treasurer; and Bill Kean, student body representative. Miss Schulze was adviser. In this, the year of 1937-38, the following officers were elected: Pete Fisk, president; Thurston Gilchrist, vice president; Alice Merrill, secretary; Gayle Loftin, treasurer; Mirvin Stenberg, student body rep- resentative: Mr. Palmer, adviser. Since we are a large class, we were well represented this year in all activities. Members of our class shone in athletics and also in the less spectacular fields of music and debating. A junior play, “Don’t Ever Grow Up, ” was staged in March to raise funds for giving the seniors a proper send-off. We look back over the past year with satisfaction, and look for- ward with expectation to the new. (3D-