Albany High School - Cougar Yearbook (Albany, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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AKIN, Home Economics MR. BOUTON, Inslrumenlal Music MR, BROLLIAR, Social Sludies MRS. BUTTS, Foods MISS DINSDALE, Physical Educalion MR. ELWOOD, Social Sludies has 'Uv 'lar' M ISS FAKE, Typing MR. Fl NN, Prinlinq MR. HENDERSON, Aulo Drivlng MR. HILLMAN, Drama I ' ' Q, MR. Husi-les, Aulo shop , Q., MR. HUMPERT, Business Mafhemalics 'QT ..,.... ' 1. A MR, MYERS, Science MR. ORTLIEB, Physical Educalion MRS. PETERSON, Physical Educalion MISS RYAN, English MISS WATT, Librarian MR. D. WILLIAMS, Commercial MRS, RECTOR, Counselor's Secrelary aww MISS GILSENAN, Dean of Girls MR. ROBINS, Boys' Counselor MR. CALLAN, Physical Educaiion MRS. CHERRY, Home Economics MRS. CUDE, French MRS. DIETSCHY, English MR. FLEGEL, Maihemaiics MISS GILCHRIST, Spanish MISS GOODE, ScciaiS1udies MR. GOULD,Chemis1ry Mas. JAvAi-isa, Music Mn. Lee, engmh MR. Lei-mea, Music Miss METCALF, Ar? MR. RYAN, Mechanical Drawing MR. SMITH, Shnoqraphy MR. TURNER, Wood Shop MISS VRANNA, Mathematics MR P. WILLIAMS, Journalism MR. YOURD, Science MRS. LISTER, Office Secreiary DICK PAWSON Vice-Presidenl JOAHNNE EICHHORN Treasurer DICK JOHNSEN Boys' League Presidenl TOM DRENNAN Boys' Commissioner DAVID BAKER Eiqhfh and Ninth Grades' Represenfafive RON FORNENGO Secrerary BILL STAYTON Publicify Direcfor JOYCE STAUNTON Girls' League Presidenf JUDY WILLIS Girls' Commissioner WILLIAM F. FEENY Adviser LOIS BOAM President dgnaacl of, In ihe Spring of '5I, Albany elecled Lois Boam, as Ihe lhird girl Sludenf Body Presideni in 'rhe hisiory of Ihe school. Assisfing her were, Vice-Presideni, Dick Pawson: Secrelary, Ron Fornengo: and Treasurer, Joahnne Eichhorn. Bill Sfaylon held Ihe posf of Publiciiy Di- reclor. Boys' League Presidenl was Diclc Johnsen and Girls' League Presideni was Joyce Slaunlon. Tom Drennan was Boys' Commissioner, and Judy Willis served as Girls' Commissioner. David Balcer repre- senled lhe Bih and 9lh grades on lhe Board of Con- lrol. Some of Ihe oulslanding accomplishmenls of Ihe board included: Exchange assemblies wilh Croclceii and Alameda, a hilarious Fun Nighi in April, a spec- 'racular Red Cross Assembly, sponsored by Mrs. Dielschy, and Ihe enjoyable Presiden+'s Assembly in June. DICK PAWSON Presiden? fvnfnol, Dick Pawson will receive The Presiden'r's gavel nexl fall, lo preside as Presidenf of rhe Srudenf Body, and head of lhe Board of Confrol. As Vice-President if will be Dick Johnsen's privi- lege fo arrange assemblies. Jerry Rendahl will pere form The dulies of Srudenl Body Secrefary, while Virginia Tolomei will serve as Treasurer for two semes- iers. Milch Cowan will be Publicify Direclor and Dick Bauer will be lhe Sih and 9'rh grade represenla- live. Judy DePaoli will assume lhe double dulies of member of rhe Board and Presidenr of fhe Girls' League, while Gordon Muir will hold a similar posi- lion in fhe Boys' League. ln charge of rhe semes'rer's dances will be Arlene Rodini, as Girls' Commissioner, while in lhe corre- sponding posifion, Ken Delviaria will be in charge of rhe sporis aciivifies. The Faculry adviser of The Board will be F. William Feeny, rhe Vice-Principal of Albany High School. DICK JOHNSEN JERRY RENDAHL Vice-Presidenf Secrefary VIRGINIA TOLOMEI MITCH COWAN Treasurer Publicify Director JUDY DE PAOLI GORDON MUIR Girls' League Presidenf Boys' League Presideni ARLENE RODINI KEN DE MARIA Girls' Commissioner Boys' Commissioner DICK BAUER MR. FEENY Eighth and Ninth grade Adviser Representative rw F 5.,..L,s - F f 'iv5'f,V7:V in f Z 5 :im 64 " ' 1 -Q Z , ra, 4 A "4 " w V-Af' 'P 5 W V 1, , ,. - f , ff :ma .Jr ... , -wi if ? WV""'zr4i 1 fl oacx Jomqseu Sports Eddor JOHN FOSTER A r ,,44.I,.I W 5 ,:,Q5m',fgf ,.. 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SMITH Adviser JANICE ANGELO TOM ARNS EWARD ARRI MARY ASCHMAN STANLEY ASCHOW BRENDA BARRETT JANET BAUER DEE BERTRAND CAROLYN BEVANS E mf Y 'S OM BINNINGER OBERT BISHOP OIS BOAM MARILEE BOEKHOFF RONALD BREAULT DAVID BRISON JOYCE CROOKS JACK DALETH RALPH DECKER DOREEN DEMPSY ELIZABETH DOWS THOMAS DRENNAN JOAHNNE EICHORN EDWARD ELIASON RANDI ELIASON JEAN ENGSTROM LILLIAN ERICKSON JEAN EVANS JOYCE FARNSWORTH ROBERT FLAVIN MARILYN FORSTER JOHN FOSTER HAROLD FRIIS LORRAINE GAVAZZA FLORENCE GREEN WALTER HALE WALTER HANAHAN O --gluing C5 I3 DAVID HAINES LAVERNE LMA I4 EDWARD HAMMERICH KENNETH HASKILL EU LA HOLMES DAVID HOMEWOOD . f . . is MARALEE JEFFERIES LEAH KELLOGG COLLEEN KENNEDY BETTY KLINE LARRY KRAMER CARROL LARSON DONALD LARSON NANCY LAYMAN CHARLENE MANN 6. - HARVEY JONES PHYLLIS KUSTER JACK LOCKHART BARBARA LEISHMAN 0 f5 JOHN NELSON JULIE PEDRO JUNE PETERSEN ELAINE PRESCOTT BARBARA RALSTON RINGLING RICHARDS JERRY ROBERTS GARY ROBIN FRED RUNNION GENE MARKLEY WILMA MARSH ANTHONY MARTINEZ YVONNE MAY JACK MCCONNELL DONALD McHONE WILLIAM MILLIGAN AILEEN MURPHY BARBARA NELSON ,, ff , 'I ,Z A RACHEL SAREERAM DAVID SHORE ROBERT SPRY JOYCE STAUNTON NANCY SYLVESTER SHIRLEY TEANI WILLIAM TEMPLE DON TSUKAMOTO LEE WARDLE H EDNA WELANDER JANICE WHITE JUDY WILLIS MARILYN WOOLWORTH MARIAN YONGE DONALD YOUNG MARGARET ZAVATTARO ELLEN ZIEGENFUSS MARIETTA ZUPO fn x. JAMES BRIGHT JAMES CAMPANA ELLA MAE WILCCX Vice-Presidenf Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer 5, RYAN M, scum BEATRICE BONNINGTON 5 f .g. 1 up EDWARD BEALE sg ,W ARTHUR ELKIN RONALD FORNENGO RICHARD JOHNSEN CLAIRE MATTA - - I8 JAMES BRIGHT ' .ka As fl 5. X Zgnwl I sz, 11 E s DELORES GRABER CAROL NIERWIN BARBARA CALDWELL 1. f a. 11 'V JAMES CAMPANA CHARLES HAYWORTH JOANN HEINZEL LESLIE MINEAR RALPH NEWTON --alL5 . 3 , MITCHELL COWAN ,QED f GERALD ICARDO MARY ODEGARD WANDA STACY DULCIE STAHLMAN STANLEY STANFORD WILLIAM STAYTON JAMES STEBBINS EDWARD STOERMER ELLA MAY WILCOX MORTON WYLIE ANTHONY YOCH 4 BARBARA PAUSCH CHARLES PARRINO RICHARD PAWSON JESSIE PRATT KENNETH RIEP EDYTHE RODGER JOAN ROSENLOF GERALD RENDAHL BILL SMYTH I 'Wi 3?-fi Al X llx Wo Ai' J I I N K 'U 'PN K1 '?x Q UNDI- QCLNSSMZEN . K W 1- ' rvwf f I ' ff ,V NK' Vx' MIN --."' ft I :W f . f , V1 L-"if ' .f Q, " f. :WH l' I' V!! 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'mfrvs-n .I Ra-nlfr-1 P Slyvfu L WIIIAMSOW 'SECOND RONN B lr-sl' J 'lwlxuw B M-:.Lauq" rl C Rydrv-an D Rib ms S Scum S Norrw 'E Vavgnovf' J SHG"- -nf-'nf THIRD ROW- G Tlwcrwoson F Wes'plwa VV Snow- A Ruflmen been F Walters D www... v ww. H Rvvfw ds ls-Ml. ELWOOD FIRST ROW,IelQ fo uqnf S Glass D. Car- doxa. M. Cireqliano, B, Bawden M. Cerrl, J. AI- oeqlni B Chandler, G, Egqlesrcn L. Di Malo D Carroll. A. Corlese, Y Dedlev ROW: R. Hansen. Q.. Briggs. D. George J. Donahue, B. Durin, l"I. Fredrlclson. S. Ander- Son Fsrnenqo. Borqes. THIRD ROW: B. Hayon, M. Hindu, B. Calhoun, F Gerardi, J. Jurivich, E. Borreanl, E. Hadley, D. Johansen, E. Kinney, R Balrosh. Y Prlddy. THIRD ROW: E. Serex, D. Wardle, A. Turner, J. Spry, B. Wein- lelmer, A. Weikerf, B. Wernew, J. Pinlerfon, R. Windsor, H8-MRS. AKIN FIRST ROW, Ieff io righf: M. Cabral, R. Bre- eulf, D. Caulder, W. Adams D. Boles. B. Burn, L. Capelufo. SECOND -N.. ROW: D. Bauer, G Berie, J Benlamln R. Alexander N. Cleve- Iand. M Andrews L Cafalan THIRD ROW- M.CamacIwo L Clilfon A.Cl1risfiana M Ar nold, C. Cliasfain FOURTH ROW: D. Boydsfon, J Borqes L Coplesione, J. Eichborn. P. Edwards. F. Diani, M. Burns. ,. 38 ,.- 1 '4 'I "M-Lf 4-, f 1 I' L9-MIS. IUTTS FIRST ROW, lofi 'Io righh R. Robb, R. Neu- feld, B. Larsen, N. Coch- ran, P. Moods. C. Gris- ham. L. McGew. SEC- OND ROW: J. Bayless, J. Anflmony. J. Hays., B. Fauniloroy, D, Bylundi R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: D. Gordon. M. Blume. J. Hood. P. Fihgerald, P. Gann. N. Garrefl. FOURTH ROW: D. A Greene, E. Hagan, R. Cabrel, D. Carroll. D. Gilson. M. James, A. Hogerfh. L9-Ml. MYERS ' FIRST ROW, Iefl Io riglvh D. Baler. H. Sier- ner, P. McLeod. N. Monli, C. Marinelli, L. Winfersf D. Pelerson, D. Weisshear. SECOND ROW: L. Swiher. L. Swain, B. Joosf, S. Jones, D. Pursell, P. Royer, L. Wood. THIRD ROW: B. Young. R. Thomas, A. Prindle, C. Thompson, G. Vleary, D. Randolph, R. Perrino. W. Popillion, J. Weffs, R. Taylor. ,f If .A- .Lg 2-R JH! 4f,L 4 H8-Mn. HENDEHDON FIRST ROW.lell'1o riqlhfg R. Nicholas, S. Kemp, C, Meyer A, Mc- Gowan P, Marrewva, J. Mlnmi, M. Newfon, J. Powell. SECOND ROW: K Sanfo, V, Pilcher, J. Murray, V. Moore, L, Pelerscn. M. Lewis. S. Johnson M. Paden, E. Pine THlRD ROW: D. PIM. R. Posey. S. Younf. R, Reynolds, R. McHone, W. Malhewx. W. Pallon, J. Paris J, Richardson. W Oldencamp, R. Rlwinel1a". ,HB MRS. DIETSCHY FIRST ROW,leH1o riglnrz B. Heinrich, E. Lenh, L. Enos, B. Hill, D. Homewood, R. Hagan, M. Hill, E. Hildebrand. SECOND ROW: R. Eck- sleln, G. Hearh, M. Houclwinx. M. Jolwnson, M. Gray, A. Kennen, J. Goss, M. Forsler, C. Healy, B. Inge. IHIRD ROW: C. Giberson. M. Kerr, R. Day. J. DeMeIIo, N. Geerlng, B. Jacuzzi. L. Holsfein, C. Flynn, G. Hubbard. gr. AF l :QW-.R :Wa .1-I 38 9 JS .34- ch ' ' 1 I 'RQ ,... gwf QQ 1? Q ' 4 Z .si S. 5 K F242 W Mkffif is QL! PF' xg 3 L", -N t 9- 5 M gg H 5' E h- If , .- NB X, if f ar' E' I K ' 'E A I H as ve wmv, A 55 ? iv? .bg ' GK 'gwy 6 ,X , 2 3 A E X ww, ' A 5.x u.-L' I. Q 1 ' , f , - Ax , C21 ,A 1 2 " , X 5,-H R -9 4. . 5.5331 jy 2 ' I Z '. Qs, .1 -3-an-qv 4 s., AR if t- 4 1 'W ,gm-fav: FU' A--an Hi' Qlfy. -rf-9 F ' ,m-.wp Oulu-1 4,53 C9 35. 546' wt I D if H10-MR. HUGHES FIRST ROW, Ielv fo rigI'I9:J. Burns B Bishop J. Campana, S. Brown A. Burrell, B, Bonafo, J Angelo, E. BaHIes, D. Adkins. SECOND ROW: J. Azevedo, E. Berfolfi G. Beyers, C. Cleary, S. Blair. V. Bayless. S. Allen. THIRD ROW: B. Browne. M. Auqenfi. M. Babros, S. Brazier, D. Piper. FOURTH ROW' P. CoIlier, J. Eichner H. Eyerly. W. Baxfsr D Cowles. C. Anderson. J Friadenberq. R. An- drews. R. Anderson. B Baller. H10-MISS GllCHRIST FIRST ROW, IQH fo riqI1I: M. Holsfein, J. Harris. B. Jones. A. Dur- rin. J Gschwend. J Furze, E. Edwards. SEC- OND ROW1R.Fred erickson, J. Hamrnill. D Hamrna. K. French. 5 Gearing. THIRD ROW: W. Johansen, L. Gross man. K. Rouse, D. Haven FOURTH ROW: H Harrison. R. Hill. J. Glas coma, J. Ferris. L. How, ard. R. Giles, R. Ham- mon. L10-MISS FAKE FIRST ROW. Iefi io riqhfr J. Alforno. M. Hayes, V. Boqgess, B. Gray. G. Beniamin, M. Hubbard, G. Baker. SECOND ROW: W. Long. D. McFadin, D. Jurqenseri. J. Aschmann, T. Adams, F. Cenn. R. Lonq, V. Lupo. THIRD ROW: T. Grimm, B, Kep- pel T. Heezel. R. Kraffi. W, Brurrvfield, D. Jaci- son. E. Evans, D. Nyqard. LIO-MR. RYAN FIRST ROW.!afr1o riqlafz M. Olsen, R. John! son, M. Marion, E. Reed. Y. Willsar. K. Jones, A. Rodin?. C. Sandford. SECOND ROW: S. Klu man R..IoI'mnsIon q . . M. Kaye. J. Phipps, C. Vaughn. THIRD ROW: D. Wallace, A. Rowland. W. Ray, B. Smifh. 5. Li on C Perine B Par q , . , . - Iner. FOURTH ROW: B. Roqers. T. McManus, T. Popper. J. Michener, R. Husinq, M. Pinaqani, H. Whifa, S. While. f 1 I. I 1 -MRS. CUDE FIRST ROW, lei? Io riqhf:'A. Kluss, E. Coles. J. Briggs. D. Castell, P Boger, S. Komfofski, C. Garner, P. Glen, M. Hungerford. SECOND ROW: M. Borba, .l. Kel- ley, N. Blume, D. Brown, l. Harris. THIRD ROW: M. Holmes, L. Carmel- lch, B. Georgeile, J. Cornlolo, B. Carson, D. Bsnnelf. FOURTH ROW: G. Koppel, R. Marshal, B. Bryanl, L. Hughes, E. Honnarl. lIl-MR. HUMPIRT FIRST ROW, lefl Io riqhlz T. Martino, K, Price. G. Panelll, P. Zack, P. Souders, S. MacDon- ald, N. Webb. SECOND ROW: B. Torchlo, D. Ryel, G,PI'1ipps,L. Mann, C. Swlfi, S, Dun- ning. THIRD ROW: J, DolGreco, J, Morowll, L. Pony, T. Penn, S. Paqef, J. Smilh, T. Pappillon. FOURTH ROW: C Marshall, E. Roberfson D. Roborh, D. Sampl- ofro, W. Roberfs. D Young, B. Mc6aw, B PIQH. C. Osfrouf, HID -MISS VRLNNA P4RQl Rovv 'bi' lo mqlv' 5 'H-1' f llews-'D P Mclalf' S Lanes P Pafle' C Meye' B Odwqwd G Lowe SECOND RCW N Pfvch R Lindsay .l. Mcclfvy K lewis N Neilserv S Porlev R Moles-OMF H' 'Xlelsov THIRD ROW J. Lax O V-mf J Mlwr D lm. shale' G Klefvaf' 5 Kolaf, J Mlkulak Mg' Cullouql' B P-Aw H10-MRS. JAVAHfR FlRST ROW, lefl Io rnqlwl: M. Scarborouqlv D Zupo S.Trembley W. Reqan, D. Pursell, S Sasaki, B. Smiflw SEC- OND ROW: M Slone C Ross J. Russell R Wadsworlh, B. Rurmlgrv F. Presley, D Sanfapole l.. Swlhev, J. Reqis. W Sanders D.Ross, D Riqqio J. Rydman FOURTH ROW: M Tamm, L. Swain, A Pleplxo P. Sleele, R Vemer C. Peferson. Inv P. Sion:-, THIRD ROW1 '57 HH-MRS. PEYERSON FIRST ROW, lei? Oo rigl1'I:S.Perrier,K.l,onq J. McHone. N Mallos, H. Meade J K'oPqer, R Mauei, P, Rodger SEC OND ROW: J. Marasco, M. Lubke. J. Richardson, N. Newih, M. Oliverio. A. Osfergard, B. Nelson I.. Kafon, P Kennedy L. Rouse. THIRD ROW: B. McLson. G. Marin, G. Muir, K. McDonald B, Francis, F. Masi R Nar' vez, J. Marasco. H11-MISS METCALF FIRST ROW, Isff io right M. Yanagi, B. Reed, S. VonMoscI'1, N. Willis, D. Shark C Rob' offs, A. Wolf? L Ryd. man. SECOND ROW. J. Newion, D. Syminqfon V. Tolomei, J Sclwiwi- man, P. Taflwam, E Sims J. Wood. THIRD ROW- J. Thomas. J. Rogers T. Williams, L. Swan, R. Robins, J. Wakeman, R, Preqler, D. Parks FOURTH ROW. G Vials, G. OlGara D Webb. HI'-MR. HILLMAN FIRST ROW,IeH1o riqlif: J. Evans, J. Crooks, I3. CI-irixliana, J. DePoli, L. Berlino, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: Bayless, D, Broqden, M. Fissori, D, Aiwood. S. Fesfner, B. Glass, B. Benson, N. Bauer. THIRD ROW: D. Capelulo, B. Berry, P. Copel, S. Ce' bull, R. Clark, M. Ander- son, D. Cornell. HH-MISS GOOD! FIRST ROW, IGH io riqI'uI: L. Jones. 8. Haf- ley, K. Green, C. Fors' fer, P. Galbrailh, J. lnqe. SECOND ROW: E. Kipp, M. Hupe, S. Hlnch, V. Francis, M Kinney. THIRD ROW: J. Pedro, F. Granlioll, N. Davey, R. Huskins, R. Merck, S. Dunning. FOURTH ROW: G. Johnson. R. Karlin, T. Flynn. D. DeMaria, R. Dodd, R. Dallas. D. Moakis. i lj , f Q xffq' fx 3.2 r MA 'fx N., 4? VYGANIZJ- FIV NQ I 'rf w . - xi Q. Y 'Zi' m ' 5 ,f, if L ' " 1 ,f 4 " 132' ' L' A. 09' Q I 'rp I, y K I , . Q AQQTN. U uf. A , 01' ,fl It X ' 'X . X ' ' I ,'- ' - , ,, ' h :Q H ' V. -' I' lj: ,V A V N, . -,if .'A , fl 1 ' if i '-fp. - , 4- 11 ' V N ' " I 'Q QN ' 'W ' 'W mf gf ,. eyl- A -K 4 'J' M? 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TRAFFIC SQUAD FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: L. Boam, K. Green, P. Gal brailh, M, Boekhoff, M. Fors- ter, J. Willis. SECOND ROW J. Lockharf, G. Markley, B Slayfon, W. Hanahan, D Pawson, L, Kramer, D. John sen STUDENT COURT SEATED, lefl' fo righl: L. Kel Iogg, E. Sims, W. Hanahan J. Campana. STANDING: S. Cebull. angie The Traffic Squad, composed of sludenls is re- sponsible for keeping peace and order in l'he halls oi Albany l-ligh. Q6 Kami Each offender caughl by lhe Traffic Squad, is served a penally by 'rhe Sludenl Courl, a iury of six Jusrices. This years Chief Juslice was Waller Hana- han. Ella Sims was Courl Secrelary. The olher Tour Juslices were: Leah Kellogg, Nora Garrell, Slam Ce- bull, and Jim Carnpana. JUNIOR PLAY - "When A Life" FTRST ROW, TEH 13 riqM L M 'vw' J Wccd A Elkln B Stzyton E Svoevner LEFT TO RTGP-1T,Di'ec1or Mr H9TTfmJn L, Minear D Robins CAST: FIRST ROW left fo riqhiz J, Inqe, Y. Bayies, R. Mauei, J. Kroeger, R. Dalias, L. Minear, D. Robins. SECOND ROW: J. Richardson, N,New1h, B, Hafley, P. Galbraifh, C. Forsfer, J. Campana, B. Nel- son, L. Rydrnan, F. Meads, B, Sfayfon, N. Bauer, A. Elkin, J Wood, E. Sioemer, SENIOR PLAY-"Mother Was o Freshman" FIRST ROW, lei? fo riqhf: J Dalefh L. Beam, SECOND ROW: B. Sfayion M. Cowan D. Johnsen, T, Binninqer E. Sioermer. FIRST ROW, Tefi Vo rfqhit C Larson dhecfor Mr Hillman. SECOND ROW: D. Johnsen, L. Boam, J Dalefh. CAST FTRST ROW Neff 9' 'Iqhv J Ped'o B S'ay1on Lemon L, Beam, J DeTe'h T Bfnnfnqe' D Johnsen M Cowan SECOND ROW A C. Mwnhy E Caldwe- M Barak' nou, M Yonge E We a'ce' B B2"fir'q9on E S'Oe'rr'er P 97ZllA,l:C, Q GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, leff fo right S. Lehmer, D. Egglesfone, C. Cordell, P. Marlowe, V. Peferson, M. Bloom, P. Zack, M. Hubbard, E. Edwards, J. Slorsberg, D. Clem, P. Fifzqerald, N. Webb, G. Bryanl, P. Tunnicliff, C. Mafia, J. Crooks. SECOND ROW: F. Cann, M, Walerman, L. Papillion, S. Perrier. THIRD ROW: J, Rydman, 8. Glass, L. Jones, M. Kennedy, B. Dorum, R. Wadsworth, J. Raley, I. McCollough, P. Dempsey, M. Shelen, M. Neill, D. Werronen, B. Ross, P. Royer, L. Kalon, L. Rydman. FOURTH ROW: W Papillion, L. Garrelf, J. Cardoza, W. Papillion, F. Garrefl, W. McGimpsey, R. Giles, T. Young, R, Foss, L. Howard, C. Travis, R. Hein, D. Laveque, K. McClinlock, V. Bayless, R. Cabral, P. Gann, D. Pursell. FIFTH ROW: O. Mann, J. Greenwood, J. Eichnor, D. Coffee, E. Lewis, I. Papillion, E. Eliason, R. Bishop, F. Runnion, L. Kramer, E. Sformer, J. Kepple, T. Drennan, P. Copel, N. Davey, E. Marshall, B. Parker, T. Julian. Banulm' The Albany I-ligh School Band sfarfed fhe year off wifh lhe Dedicafion of lhe Swim- ming Pool, Sepfember IO, I95O. This was followed by fhe foofball season, during which fhey played and marched af Acalanes, Alameda, El Cerrifo, Berkeley and The California- Sf. Marys game af lhe California Memorial Sladium. They played af all fhe rallies and af several baslcefball games. They also performed in fhe Chrislmas Concerl, fhe band assembly, The Band Concerf, and af fhe graduafion of fhe February Class. The An- nual Easfer Parade found fhem parading down Solano. The U. S. Coasf Guard selecfed fhe A. I-l. S. Band fo acf as fheir auxiliary band fo perform over fhe air af fhe annual Coasf Guard races af Sf. Francis Yachl Club in San Francisco. The band ferminaled The year wifh performances for Open l-louse, Norfhern California Band and Orchesfra Fesfi- val and fhe Graduafion cf fhe Spring Class of "5I." 0 Quay, llle Crclweslrfa played Q' We Jurfr Pla, "Wral a L'le.' life was frm ,Neo :, +ve Clvislmos Ccflcerf, Crclwezlra Corlcerl Sefcr Play. Mlvlollwer ls A Fresnran 'N e'3 fre lasl performance, llle Spring Ccncerl. llwe sludenl conduclors were Muriel Broidwood, Ella May Wi'ccx and Tommy VV' Warns. The clreclor ol flue A, l-l. S. Banc Orclneslra, Mr. Wil lam Boulon, expressed rimseg wel-salislled willn llwe performance cf porn orqenlzalicns. BAND FIRST ROW, Iell lo righl: G. Markley, L. Carmelich, T. Heeszel, B. Milligan, J. Lax, P. Meads, E, Wilcox. SECOND ROW: R. Huskins, D. Rigqio, E. Berlofli, R, Dallas, 8. Glass, D. Hampton, T. Adams, A. Wyker, D. Wardell, S. Teani, D. Coleman, H. Shore. THIRD ROW: R. Clark, B. Temple, J. Lockhart, W. Johansen, W. Wallace, R. Merck, A. Rodini, D. McFaden, B. Reynolds, B, Fuhrman, J. Powell, R. Cox, J. M:Clary, L. Hughes, C. Traves, J, Loebbecke, B. Rogers, R. Taylor, G. Piepho, R. Wallace, M. Hupe, N. Geering, G. Robin, J. Angelo, D. Coffee, E. Serex, C. lnslro, G. Grisham, R. Howard. FOURTH ROW: H. Wriqhl, L. McGaw, T. Binninqer, D. Young, C, Travis, L, Howard, T. Williams, R. Anderson, E. Scharsh, S. Rogers, S. Schaal, Mr, Boulon. Wlewaefie, l-lampered lhroughoul lhe year wilh inexperience in advance iournalism and prinl shop, lhe Newseffe Slall neverlheless managed ro prinf mosl of 'rhe school news. The Fall Slall consisled of Lynn Bawden, edilorp Pal Piclcard, page-lwo edilory Carol Nelson, assislanlt Bob l-lanna, page-lhree edilor' Royal Boggess and Carl Ansberry, assislanlst Jerry Roberls. sporls edilorz l-larold Friis, John Fosler and Slan Cebull, as- sislanfst Lawrence Deparade, Rusly Richards, Pricilla Kennedy, Gordon Muir and Tom Binninger, reporlers. The Spring Slahf consisled of Slan Cebull, edilorg Tom Binninger, pagefone edilorz LaVerne Kaylon, assislanlt Lila Berlino, page-lwo edilor: Elnore Kipp, her assislanlq JoAnn Richardson, pageflhree edilort Doug Cornell, sporls edilorr Ron Breaull, as- si5l'an'rgTon'1 Arms and Ron Dodd, reporlers. Mr. Paul Williams iournalism inslruclor, and Mr. Clarence Finn, in charge ol lhe orinling, assisled lhe slalf greally lhroughoul lhe year. FALL FIRST ROW, lofi lo right L. Berfino, P, Rogers, L. Boam, J. Sfaunfon, B. Kline, J, Engsfrom, D. Berfrand. SECOND ROW: P, Kennedy, J. Richardson, D. Cornell, T. Arns, J. Roberfs, B. Ralsion. THIRD ROW: R. Dodd, J. Fosier, T. Binninger, S. Cebull, C. Mann. SPRING FIRST ROW, leff To righl: L. Kafon, P. Kennedy, J, Richardson, J. Roberis, L. Berfino, E. Kipp, S. Von Mosch. SECOND ROW: R. Richards, H. Friis, D. Cor- nell, T. Arns. THIRD ROW: R. Dodd, R. Breaulf, T, Binninger, S, Cebull, L. Bawden. 'CQ' 5-v HOW ax X 15 WM alia J FPORTS 7 495 z"' ff 2? 'btgxx 1 GV! K2 , . , ,Q we X , ,. ? W X ' 1,,4. 5 ,,q . ' . HEY ,. , . .V , , wx. tr ., ,A , - ' A W 2, , I .null , , bm" , V I gf , fi, I , ' 4 , , . Q, 4 xx' ' I I ?X- N! ' " 5.1 , 'Q :M.S.Y' -f. xwfx ' ' 4 ' ' , i- K ", ' uf' I P 'HQ rn- K Y X A , . Ns ff f f ' ' 411' -X X ' ' 'i 4 j,f f"4 -M ' - - -' - : ..... 1, Kix -F! F41 K I I . 14'-v. y I 'A X ' ' ,V X , N- A ' 4, if f L A, I' R VJ, 4 i A M in , h . X' , -'. "' , X X ' Ny x , ' KN' lf 1- , K 'X - 17 f ,ff 4' QS Q IQ' dl-. ix 37 LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Willis, Lois Boam, Bill Sfayion. HUNGRY COUGARS f , ., , , ,.., fx ' r- . "L '. C ,, ' ' 1": F,V Q-'fi .Q Q-,',':': 1 "1 " pi., ,JE Tfgi .V ., F f :if A nf' ff A' C Af -V V1 QQ-1 ,Z Ji,-Y, ,, YL., . ,V, ,jc 4. .ff l AFP Auf ff 5 9 sf' ,V 6 .. ,,. I ,H Q, 1 ., . 53 0 at i F 5 5 V- nal: Mg gf Nj I ' 4 H. W wb V F- ' f ' I ' WMS ,3'53291'34 32 ' Q Nr - 1 1 7 , Nl V ' 4 H ff 1 1 " ,Q .iv I I j V if f 1 M Af: 1' ' Q ga ff ,Qt I 1 1 V ' K 1 yy F Y K if Yi '- I sg, ' YY ,.,N an .xl .ll 'Y mr fi rv-r -Q ' lfllfi Jnnflmll, JaJuwmlL V ij Wifh fhe close of Ihe I95O foofball season, Albany's Cougars waved good-bye fo ifs bigger brofhers of fhe ACAL and embarlced on a new career in fhe Confra Cosfa Counfy Afhlefic League. The CCCAL's six schools are equal fo Albany in enrollmenf, and afhlefic evenfs in fhe fufure should be more evenly mafched than those of fhe pasf few years. ln a season devofed chiefly fo building for l95 I 's def buf in fhe new league, AIbany's "Courageous Cougars" las fhe newspapers called fhem-and fhey werel failed fo friumph, fhough giving many a larger feam anxious momenfs. Af fhe official ACAL banquef held af fhe close of fhe season Albany was presenfed wifh a farewell frophy in recognifion of fhe good sporfsmanship and fighfing spirif shown by fhe Cougars in fheir ACAL compefifion. ln fheir season opener, fhe Cougars dropped a hard varsity Coaches: foughf game fo fhe EBCAL's champ, Liberfy I-ligh. The C' ORTLEIB- R' HUMPERT following weelc found Albany wifh ifs conversions down, J.V. Coaches ofherwise oufplaying Acalanes 6-7. Taclcling fheir Po- L'CALLAN'R'SMlTH mona Sfreef neighbors nexf, fhe Cougars bowed fo fhe Gauchos I8 fo O. On Ocfober 20 in one of fhe season's oufsfanding efforfs, fhe fearn was beafen by Berlceley, affer surprising fhe Jaclcefs by scoring firsf, and againsf fheir very able firsf sfring. Affer losing fo Richmond in fhe mud and being sfung by Alameda's I-Iornefs, The Cougars were edged by I-layward, affer fhree very even quarfers. On a muddy, murlcy, Monday affernoon on Whiffier Field af Piedmonf, Albany closed fhe door on ifs Alameda Counfy Afhlefic League years and loolced ahead fo nexf fall. Wifh four-fiffhs of lasf season's varsify refurning fhis coming fall, fans can loolf forward fo an inferesfing year. The loss of such falenfed seniors as Co-capfains Sherman Davis and Dave Togneffi, along wifh I-larold Friis, Verf Srnifh, Ron Baffles, Jerry Robe-rfs, and Bob Spry will be felf, buf wifh men like Diclc Pawson, Kenf McDonald, Diclc Johnsen, Jerry Corniola, and Grady Johnson refurning, fhe vacafed spofs will be ably filled. McDonald af quarferbaclc and Pawson af end were honored wifh All-ACAL fnenfion for fheir oufsfanding play during fhe foofball year, The squads rnosf unlucky man was probably fhe spirifed leff-half, Diclc Johnsen. I-le was iniured in Nearly every confesf, while doing a commandable iob af his Dosifion. Wifh fhe advanfage of fhe school s new home fielo and fhe confinued excelen' eader- ship of popular coaches Craig Orflieb and assisfanf Bob I-Iumperf, fhe year I95' should be a successful one! FIRST ROW, lei? Vo riqhvg D. McFadin, W, Long, C Redick, D. Jurqensen, J Angelo, E Lewis, C, Andef, sen, P, O'Gara. SECOND ROW: E, Bliss, L, Howard, W. Pafch, D. Haven, J, Burns, M. Piuagrani, D Roberfs, T. 8arneH. THIRD ROW: B. Effinger, R. Foss, J. Eichner, B, Rogers, C McDonald R Giles, I. Grifs fifh, FOURTH ROW: D. Hamprcn, E. Roberfxon, C. Pe1ersen,C. O'JaIa, R. Lindsay, H. Eyeflv Len Cai- Ian fcoachj, ,I Albany .. ,. .37 Alhambra ,W39 Coach JOHN RYAN WBAN1 l -fd FIRST ROW, leff lo righlz D. Pawson, D. Johnsen, J. McConnell, K. McDonald, R. Fornengo, G. Markley, B. Copel. SECOND ROW: D. Webb, E. Sfoermer, L. Kramer, T. Drennan, H. Jones, J. Dalelh, F. Runnion, G. Veils. VARSITY SCORES 44 Albany H. ,... 34 Anlioch ,, W28 Albany , ,,,,,,.,.,,,, 46 Acalanes ,.... .,,,, . Albany Albany Albany ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , 40 33 lvll. Diablo 28 John Sweel Pillsbu rg 79.50-57 agaalmtball, Hcwuzw Albany's Cougars proved lhemselves in lhe new Conlra Cosla Counly League lhis year by lurning in a good record. In a season marked by very close games, lhe hoopslers placed lourlh in lhe linal slanclings. The lirsl league game ol lhe year was also lhe mosl exciling: wilh iusl a lew seconds lo be played in lhe linal quarler ol lhe Acalanes game, sensalional Dick Pawson sank a long lield goal lo give lhe lirsl viclory ol l95l lo Albany. This was lollowed lhe nexl week by a lriumph over Anlioch, and lhen by close losses lo Alhambra, Pillsburg, lvll. Diablo and John Swell. ln lhe praclice lills lhe Cougars delealed lhe lwo lop leams ol lhe league lhey had iusl lell, El Cerrilo and Piedmonl, lhe laller lhe winner ol lhe ACAL Championship. Wilh lheir llashy red shoes allracling allenlion wherever lhey played lhe Cougars always pul on a good show lor lhe speclalors. Along wilh Pawson's amazing shooling, lhe classy lloor play ol lorward Dick Johnsen and olher lirsl-slringers Jack Dalelh, Tom and Larry Kramer, lhe leam played a well-balanced game. Dick Pawson broughl honor lo himsell and lhe school by selling a new CCCAL scoring record. Pawson was selecled as All-CCCAL al lhe close ol lhe season and Tom Drennan, soulh-paw guard, raled lhe second slring All-CCCAL. Al a banquel given lor lhe Ryanmen by lhe Albany Rolary Cub, Dick Johnsen was presenled wilh lhe "Mosl Valuable Player" award. and Pawson was awarded a lrophy lor his scoring record, When lhe linal curlain lell lale in February, Tom Drennan and Dick Pawson look bows as lhe year's co-caplains, while Coach John Ryan was applauded lor his able coaching ol lhe learn. 1950-57 rem 5 ' This year's lighTweighT Team was hailed over The league as one OT The besT "B" Teams ever To play in The CCCAL loop. The iunior hoopsTers came Through The season wiThouT a deTeaT in Their six league games. Wearing The CCCAL Championship crown aTTer Their season's perTormance, The Team was awarded special leTTers Trom The school wiTh The word "Champs" wriTTen across The block "A." Local prep hisTory was made when every member oT The "B" TirsT-sTringers was honored wiTh all counTy selecTion. Mel Tamm and Wally PaTch represenTed Albany on The TirsT sTring CCCAL, The only school placing Two men on The TirsT Team. Joe Dorsey was named on The second Team, and Jaclc LockharT and Johnny Azevedo received Honorable Menfion Tor Their ouTsTanding work. Tamm and PaTch, The Cougar's sensa- Tional sophomores, were The youngesT men on The myThical All-CCCAL Tive. AfTer conquering mosT of Their pracTice game opponenTs, The "B's" wenT on To capTure six league vicTories, deTeaTing Acalanes, AnTich, Alhambra, PiTTsburg, MT. Diablo, and John SweTT, in ThaT order. The mosT exciTing game was The one ThaT decided The league championship, The MT. Diablo Tray, which was won in a second overTime period on a shoT in The lasT minuTe. Under The TuTuelage oT versaTile Craig OrTlieb, The above men, along wiTh o+her such viTal Team members as Ken DeMaria, Don Larson. Jim Campana, Willie Brumfield, and Charlie McDonald, made a Team ThaT will long be remembered as one of The TinesT aThleTic squads ever To play Tor Albany High School. The Bees, aT The close oT Their regular season, were inviTed To play aT Cal againsT The Champions oT The ACAL. CRAIG ORTLEIB BEE SCORES Albany.. ,,,. 25 Acalanes . 24 Albany , .. 38 AnTioch , , .23 Albany .. .48 Alhambra ...27 Albany... .. , .. 53 PiTTsburg . 32 Albany ,,,, .. 43 MT. Diablo . H42 Albany. 40 John SweTT 25 FIRST ROW, Iefi To righi: J. Carnpana, D. Larson, J. Lcckhari, J. Azsvedo, C. McDonald, R. Braun. SECOND ROW: M. Kerr, M. Tamm, J. Dorsey, W. Pafch, K. De Maria, D. Dallas, C. Schuliz, B. McLeod. QD gf'-v it ' 6... "i r l ' g Y 1 curl! Q' ll vi Q, I ,A I X A - i n T .A.' ' , , . X . -fr fr T wr, i S i ."f 'i : i V I -A 'V Q I x I ,V. -,V WV - ., ll I I ., L 3 I Q t ' 1' f. T 4 ,A. .ill M Q-.222 .4 ...Pr L EJ T: - il l l- 'V T' iw' ' f' . K Q: V Q , 1 'N 5 ,I ,v': .,., , v 5 ii V , VV .f . is "hill x s e : I , .. ' .lx ' 1 H ei- BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Ieff To right Mr. Callan, coach, G. Robin, J. Campana, S. Aschow, S. Cebull, 50 D. Sampiefro, B. Francis, J. Bright SECOND ROW: D. Lousfalef, E. Berfoffi, H. Friis, J. Azevedo, C. McDonald, F. Runnion, K. De Maria, D. Johnsen, THIRD ROW: R. Long, B. Copel, K. McDonald, M. Cowan, J. Dorsey, T. Drennan, B. Georgefle. a6'n.4.e1mlL This year's ieam had all 'rhe making oi a fine leam on paper buf, up lo The wriring of lhis never seemed able lo reach lheir polenlial during lhe praclice games. The Cougars are improving wilh every game, and should pui in a good showing for Albany High School in lhe new CCCAL. Their abilily lo make iurns lhis year lay chiefly in The hands of Sian Cebull, and Gary Robin, lhe +eam's lop Sluggers. Our pilrching was spoify wilh Jim Campana and Gary Robin looking impressive. This year's siarlers were Charley McDonald, cafching: Tom Drennan, firsl: Sian Cebull, second: Kenl' McDonald, Third: Gary Robin, shorrslop: Paul Copel, lefl field: Dick Johnsen, cenler field: and Don Sampielro, righl field. When Gary was pilching Sian Cebull would be moved 'ro shorl wilh eilher Johnny Azevedo or Jim Brighl going in al second base. 45 TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Ieff to riqhI: R. Decker, D. Robins, J. Rendahl, C Anderson. SECOND ROW: R. Dallas, Mr. Srnifh, coach. THIRD ROW: l.. Kramer, F, Sfeele. 0 swlMMlNG rum "' FIRST ROW, Ieff Io q' riqhi: B. Smyfh, D. Ken- nedy, R. Fornengo, J. Angelo, D. Baker, J Keppel, B. Ely, K. Rouse, T. Barneff. SEC- OND ROW: R. Giles, B. Keppel, J. Campana, QC- AL, Q1 4 QQ "" I -1 17 4- .I JC. 3? Q? 9? Cl P. Mower, L. Wood, C. 4 ls Borreani. THIRD ROW: W. Pafch, J. Wakeman, J. Rendahl, P, Eyerly, W. Lieser, M. Pizza- qrani, R. Andrews, B. Bryanf. FOURTH ROW: E. Roberison, D. Paw- son, D. McFadin, R, Verner, R. Zucca, B. Bonberq. T'- V . :yr 7 O The opening day of lhe lennis season Tound many new and inexperienced nellers around lhe courls. Wilh buf Iwo relurning lellermen Coach Roger Smilh had his iob cul oul lor him. The lennis leam ehowed a slrong will lo learn and come along fast doing creoil lo fhemselves and Coach Smilh. Playing Tor lheir 'asl season are Raloh Decker and Jerry Rendahy bo'h of whom will be missed. Willa more experience lhe younger men of lhe leam will be able lo Ti'l rheze goofs. Ccach Smilh hopes lhal nexl year more boys will come our for Iennig so lhal Albany High will be among lhe loo +eam: 'r rhe new league. jio. 1- io. as as Q in ,,A- , S 0 0 VARSITY SWIMMING Swimming was offered Tor Ihe Tirsl lime lhis season wilh rhe swimmers doing a greal iob of reoresenling A bany. The +e-am which was buil' moslly around Dick Pawsor, Je? Keppel, and Bruce Keooel. was +ruly a cihdereila learn as lhey came from behind many Vmee and zfalched viclory from apparenl delfeai Coach Orllfeb deserves a of of credil Tor lhe fine showhg he and his swimmer: nnade. In lhe diving deparlmenl lhe vandouls were Roger Giles and Ronald Zucca ous orner fine divers. Al- +hough Dick Pawson and olhe' seniors have swum for +'eir las+ lime for Albany, ard have lelfl holes ro oe li ed. we Teel lhal rexl year 5 leam wi'l be even oewer now 'hal .ve have our ow' coo' Tor our lrafn- ro. BEE SWIMMING Thg grouc 'nucn like The verily did +hernse'ves orouo rhiz year. ov wiwrg fnC"e lhan lheir share of meelz. The Beef w73 5urn'sh 're varsf'y wI+h some sfrong swimmers Tor nex' year! 'eam, and logefher ,hh 'nose 'e'urning voflily mer would have a beder 'ran fini' vers'y c'uo nexl seasc' rf' is .SP .lava MRF? FSE www- TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: F. Garrell, W. Long, J. Corniola, J. Greenwood, C. Vaughan, T. Julian, B. Elfinger, J. Lockharl, P. O'Gara, G. Markley. SECOND ROW: D. Rig- qio, K. French, L. Mi- near, R. Lindsay, R, Huslzins, - Thiebedou, ' RD C. Redick. THI ROW: W. Wray, D. Foss. G. Grisham, D. Crow, J. Newlon, M. Pizzagrani, B. Mc- Gimpsey, L. Bawden. FOURTH ROW:L. Gare fell, Mr. Humperf, coach, R. Andrews, G. Muir, J. Miller, R. Giles, J. Newlon, R. Dodd, O, Randolph, B. Roqers, J. Lax, M. An- derson, H. Wriqhl. TUMBLING TEAM FIRST ROW, lei? to righl: Mr. Calldn, coach, D. Riqgio, M. Pizzagrani, R. Rineharl, B. Bonberg. SECOND ROW: R. Giles, W, Long, T. Binninqer, R. Harnma. - l - ' f .55 .34 2. ,,.. .- ...H . . F: ,, Y nv .. , .. qi H . .. 5 4 V. o at ,, M . 4YJ..I"ilw K J j ' 9 FQ' 'fe limi 'ime 'fi several Qeaeuw, Albam, 'eded a "a l. fi V,,,V,.U kv Lp, CM an ,, ., ,EAN FJ J-Mn ,raw Dwwgli 'earn 'his spring. Ubfng flee fghool 5 new a" 'ie G 1. "" I ,,,,3.,i,,, W3 dmv, A .,-, F. 'F U. me 5.1 ,Ein fapidiy nearing ccmplelicn, The lhinfglaoz did GR ad""faz ' ,Y 3 ,,,,,.,' il V 15,1 ,N L, J,,i.,,i 'cb Wim We eqaipfnenl and ian' ilie: fhiw 'ac 3' "ana ,,.,, V .,- y,.,,v Will a '..rn:..l rl gixly mon, C.air' B b ldmvuf-" ':1":C1 ' build a learn an Nhigh nv man had evlfi :ao -.Iii ', '-.1 - -- DEfiEV',6. Wiln senigff. 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