South Albany High School - Sapere Aude Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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jlumb if HIM FOR SUCCESS IN HLL FIELDS 'lf To the tune of Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, and accompanied hy the lyrics make way for the juniors the class of I9 il found satisfac- tion in more than upholding its end of the school activities in the past year. W'ith the customary high school zeal for living, the juniors, who realized that only for a hrief year would they he juniors, proceeded to make the most of it with the enthusiasm and ahility which has characterized this class. Proudly they point to their thirty-one mem- hers who constitute a large part of the Honor Society to prove that they are serious in this husiness of getting an education. A copious supply of talent is prevalent among the students who turned out in droves for everything they could get in-and they got in everything. Three of the operetta leads were juniors: Marjorie Kumpf, Don Storhow, and Thelma Matson. Under the direction of Miss XVhittaker and Miss Raine the juniors collahorated with the freshmen to put on a Vodvil act dealing with modern Europe. Promising sport stars for next year are the juniors who turned out for foothall-Bill Knowles, .less Bush, Lloyd Hillard, and Willis Branch, haskethallA-Phil Wfard, Bob Kenne- wick, and Bill Alayneg and hasehall-George Kendall, Bill O'Rourlte, Boh Siegfried, and liill Knowles. Miss Wliittiikc-r, ,ifmzfmrg lfvans, Huber, Alayne, johnson. The gala alliair of the year was the senior dance tra- ditionally given lwy the juniors. From the heginning the class of lf? il has flourished under the guidance of its sponsor, Miss XY'hittaker. She has proved a capahle and understanding director. ln retrospection the juniors lind a past well-stocked with appreciahle memories, with the school they look forward to a new year of achievements. They wouldn't trade their junior year for anything, hut gleefully they anticipate the time when they will he seniors. Q. 'l'1z'ez1lj'-.rei'eu

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Qumbu i Geraldine lillingwood Dorothy lirielcson Catherine Evans l Bud Fander Arr lforhush ' i' lid lioreman Cledith Froreich Art Iiurtwangler Rose Galliano Boh Gilbertson 'W-losephine Gimenez Margaret Gordon y Gene Grey -Iohn Grimm Vivian Hansen i' Calvin Harrington i J Roy Hashimoto V V Ruth Haugen Vivian Herth Harley Higurashi i Ruby Hodges 3 Vivian Holl Patricia Holland Melvin Horman Dorothy Husk I 4 i' Nohumi Ishii ,lim lsings Dorothy johnson Evelyn johnson jack johnson flu ijohn Kalheim Shirley Kelly Bob Kennewick Dick Kennewick Doris Kerrigan A i' Lois Kluper Betty Kintofl Frank Kucera Marjorie Kumpf Bonnie LaGrandc' Twenfy-nine