Albany High School - Cougar Yearbook (Albany, CA)

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,Mid-Smsau 54 From all over the country were chosen the performers for our show. We put on a great presenta- tion when two new rings were added under the Big Top --the beautiful swimming pool and then the long awaited Cougar Field. Our troupe has contributed to the exciting sideshow, football, basketball, concerts, band, officers, and clubs. To one of our largest audiences we gave the Coronation Ball . After its success came our first big show, Father of the Bride , a hilarious comedy. Soon after becoming the highest division under the Big Top --Seniors, we put on our second big show, the Senior Play. Under the supervision of our able officers--Austin Prindle, Treasurer, Louis Wood, Vice-President, and Bill Young, President, the tickets went fast to our best and final presentation, Graduation. U on this lorious da , we all bade farewell to the cast with whom we'd made friends in the ast P 9 Y P five years, and emerged ready to enter the biggest production of all-- The Greatest Show on Earth. 'W as 42 in fa Q ky,-10 - Q, gbb g rs x . 1- A F- 2 is V - A F X fl:-f? LF X A 1, I! I -.fr X X X fjy li ' ff- ' I I ll ' 1 'B ig!-I Q. ff 1 , 14 Xxx f K X X 4 fir! I xii: Q -nf! . s xk X Y if x f tx 46,91 a S122 is f e - px!! 4 af ' N I' X Wg ,lx Q-'mx M y 4 4 if Jag! FX N 12: 6 N 'rifle ff Y: -f I Q f xl if - I ,

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X U s I AJ? Margot Blume Soft and fair go far. Denise Bylund A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horsel Rose Marie Cabral When you speak to me, speak gentlyl Nathaniel Cochran Brains, hidden by beautyl Daniel Copel The long way home is the i:-ts! Q , r x Bob Cramer l do a good deed every day. Corley Eggleston Quiet, but bubbling inside. Elizabeth Fauntleroy Never a dull moment. Patricia Gann Beauty is its own excuse for being. Diane Gilson Whisper not so loud, for the trees have ears. Donald Greene The things they don t know about me. Elaine Hagan Business is the salt of life. Nancy Higgins Sports of field and stream attract her. Frank Hill He rolls his eyes, he smiles--that's all there is to itl Arlyn Hogarth He saves his words to commune with nature. Kay Hood But, sure, she's proud, and her pride becomes her . Dorothy Hooks l live for those who love me.