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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

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Vw ,ff fZF'YQ VIN ,M W f' W M9 M f Jbbyf H, W T ff Slim 'Bd , J V . I 15 N .fag 5 Qfkwfif WV i T QMIQHJ f W-Y PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY 2 fs S L, 03 ALBANY UNION HIGH SCHOOI, if fa Xe N Tx ' lx ' I -4 Q JI X I ' NU . L X N , ALBANY OREQQON V'.pY1,v'T M N ix ' N M' T J XX V S ai xx 3, YT QQ Xu 4. .' 1 , I V 15 if S S Qi J ' M S. Q' MR. XWILLIAM MCCA ..,.....,.. Adviyor , LOREINCI1 oomx OR TH ..,..,., 1 or RP ' ' , SALLY OHLINQ ...,..........,, Aysiymnt Editor Ax Yi, , I Q aw T T GRD if gill li? . W ggrf' This book is brought to you in the hope that it will be a lasting memorial to the outstanding achievements and activities having taken place during the year. When you look back through the pages of this publication years from now you will find friends and remember incidents that will be forever preserved. We hope you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. THE WHIRLWIND STAFF. DEDICATIG The Graduating Class of '55 wishes to dedicate this book to the willing and untiring guidance and friendship ot' the Albany High School Faculty. It has been through their efforts that the Cliiss hits reached one ofits highest goals. Striving to invest each individual with higher standards of learning :ind ability. has been their utmost concern. Not only have they endeavored to bring forth ll little interest on the part ofthe student but also they have enlightened by means of instruction. the minds of all individuals connected with the institution. IN MEMORIAM We all remember our dear frxmd md srhool marc Donna Cox who mcr hcr death m m automoblle aecxdenr th1s last summer In mem or! of her work as xell leader and mme pu ucrpauon m her claw and school aernxnrms ue ded1cate thls The results of her xxorle md acr1x1t1e5 vull always llve on though she ls no longer mth us N , . I . 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All of the students should be very thankful for the wonderful job the Board of Education has done in giving us the best things they possibly can. IN MEMORIAM it Hamm .wow In memorv of-IoAnn Steen A frxendly smlle and pepps vlvacrousness that were so charae terrstrc of her are remembered mth sadness as we thlnk of our frlend and schoolmate who also met her death rn the accldent Albam I-hgh wrll never forget IIS great loss , I r ll, A . , , Sf. ,sm ,, , , 4? ' " 712 , ' f. '. 4' fe. , pf -324, 2 v' 4 ,gf 'W ' V 'V K .+ inf, A a , A M, ,fu A 1? ,gy T . en a M MWC 7 an 3 , li 4, 2 ' ,, f Q f 5 1 fix y V Q ,- M 5? . Q : 1 if W 5 fw v ,J QQ? we 'N ,X I i ' V 4 -.W ilk M1 FACULTY SN APSH :J ' . LATIN AND ATTENDANCE Mrss Veromco Tracy POOOUOGIA P9 . ,L I GIRLS' COUNSELOR Mass Wilma Spence ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr Stanley Czech DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Irene Parent BOYS COU ELOR Mr Allen Rogers ff 'YY xx Will' f, , 4.0 I LW' Y Mkg, V s, '..,,,- j., . , uh, af- , -of f.. 211 -1. .2 ---.. -V YL H13 k WM 5-4.8 -4,5 ,lg ug, This ' .. 7 'LAWN . S,. ,fx . A . Epxarf, fl- . V y TH 2 ,, ff 4 4 9 ,Q , ., , , 574944, W 'IW-If 4" I ' 253, , 4'5" i cy , ffgff ,V + "CQ f 1 3, f I - x A 9, 4 -- ne Q- I , gg , v -fc. ' F .. 2 a I 1.5 I 152' ' fps MT ,bk Qffkl wg.-, , my ,W MM i U A . ,, W X ' Q 6, 5 , gps. v 3- 4' X w x, A i Q ,g A 3 4 ,R . A-'n ff f 1 :Q Mn? Y' az , ff .f if . if larx, K xfiiigiw ,Q , if , km gy . Q gg -gg. 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STUDE T CGUNCIL MR ARNOLD HAGEN Srudenr Body Advisor ERNIE SMITH NEIL CAUSBIE STUDENT BODY OFFICERS NANCY NEUSCHWANDER S Y y LESL VL K' 1, Q vi 'I CLASSES .4 .X- '-r-' .X 3, f K - , . ': , , . ,, ' 11 . f x . . -5M ' - N . 1 XM x w ' Q " . x K Tx, N Xu V . . A X A 4 Q x . 1 SE NI O R CLASS Begtnnmg thexr hlgh school career 1n the fall of 1950 the Class of 53 began the1r record makrng and breakmg hrstory wtth typlcal sophomore determnnatnon and enthuslasm They first organxzed under ames Pound and proved therr abxhty to work together by taklng second place rn the Krng and Queen of Hearts competrtron The Devrl to Pay brought hrst place rn Class Acts to the Sophomores a very unusual v1ctory As unrors the class elected Ernle Smrth to grve orders That year they won the clothrng drrve showmg the same sp1r1t wrth whxch they had begun junxor candxdates were crowned Famlly was well recerved two evenmgs rn March A second v1ctory rn Class Acts went to the Class of 53 for Danger Imposter A.ct1v1t1es for the Class were fmrshed w1th the trad1t1onal r Sr Prom grven for the graduatmg class ames Pound was agam elected to lead the class 1n ICS greatest year He was supported by V1ce Pres Gary Strunk Secretary Lola Rldenour and Treasurer Marxlyn Chandler Hot Ice the senror class play brought them more laurels and therr Chrrstmas Prom Moonlxght and Mlstletoe was an outstand mg success The Chrrstmas clothrng dnve v1ctory went to the sentors after a hard fought competmon In the sprtng an orrgmal class act proved that th1s great class had reta1ned the enthusxasm Wrth whlch It began xts career The trad1t1onal Skxp Day near the end of school brought the act1v1t1es of the class to a wonderful close The success of our class could not have been so great rf we hadn t been graced wnth exceptlonal advxsors Mrs Irene Parent and Mr Lee Cardon d1d a great deal for us and to them We Say MANY THANKS JAMES POUND GARY STRUNK LOLA RIDENOUR MARILYN CHANDLER MARY JENKS R p I r jli ay? ,' Q President Vace President 3 , . . . . 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' ' G resen O IVE Claris Poppert - Carol Canida X Mary .lbnlcs - James Pound MOST POPULAR VXGREATEST CONTRIBUTION MOST THOUGHTFUL PRETTIEST - MOST HANDSOME Paul Cleaver - Lola Ridenour Nancy Neuschwander - Fred Bollinger 'PL' E I . tvs, 'BS' Ron Hall- Shirley Fintell Pal Covey - Charles Reynolds MOST ATHLETIC MOST SCHOLASTIC GRADUATING CLASS OF '53 JANICE AARNE5 ROSE ARO GAYE ATLEE Q'- 'Q' 4-,W mix 4,, D Q. ., ... ,H--,-. , , .:3 , W .215 1 ,W 1 ? ig!! 4 , M, 'f - vl 'ff N 5,112.2 ,A Q" 8g "1-If-s U 'P '?gf,f5 Kina' 'E .Lily f -7 'f ' . 2 X0 U Aga 21. ,- if f Q ' zfnrii- fix :S g, 4554 .1 54 T Xa 4 W g if '51 :H W' n.,M.v Q1 V vs K WK". .. .4 . ,,N,g,,, Q., 3 5.1, ' W ffl' iw . ,A W SH' , I 'Q T1 Y 8' ' 4 JOAN FOX DOY GATLIN REX GERIG JOANNE GILMORE DELORES GRABER SHERMAN GRATE CHARLES GUPTON JANET GUYTON ART HAAS RONNIE HALL 11:1 STANLEY I-IAMANN JIM HARRISON PATSY SCOTT HARSHMAN MARGY HAYES DQNALD HEYERLY ELSIE HOFFMAN MARSHALL HOUGH SHIRLEY HUFFMAN SANDRA HULL FRANCES HUGHSON ill- li ,S , 1 i 7 ,mfffljfag-3. 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"U X ""'T IW' SJ' QI F 4' . gig .ss ff' ., 5116 , 1 ' i?"'i4' ll SGPHO ORE PETE WILFERT 4 I Q P esldenl JERRY ROTH Vfce President The class of 55 under the exeellent leadershlp ot Pete Wrlfert Presxdent and 3dV1S0fS Mrs Nancy Whrte and Mr Wnllram McCammon has come through a yery enyoyable and mterestmg sophomore vear Axded by the eooperatron and eagerness f 0 Vlce Presldent erry Roth Secretary Dave Ludlovy Treasurer Nancy Rol1nd and Representatlves erry Hazelwood Luelna Weber 1nd Dlclc Crooks the class has worked hard and has seen both sorrow and yretoryf After gomg through the tortures and m1ser1es of Sophomore Imtlatxon and the NANCY ROLAND effects whleh usually follow the elass 1mmed1ately got dovyn ro work T"eU5""e' We started the year vylth a bang by sellmg balloons at the football games next IU l1ne was the annual Sophomore Llass Assembly when thls elass put on the one act play The Lrttle Red Sehool House The clothlng drlye came next durmg wh1eh t1me all three classes took gre If prlde IU trvmg to outdo the other guy The Sophomore class vyalked away vylth the second prrze IH th1s eompetxtlon The Class sponsored 1 bus to one ol the out of tovyn games and also a soels hop dance after one of the home games The Sophomores put IH 1 lot ot h1rd vyork on the next and most rmportmt eyent the Class Aets tnd only reeeryed thlrd pl lee All the Sophomores yylll a ree JERRY HAZELWOOD that they had 1 lot of lun md experlenee durmg the1r hrs year th 1 oplng Represemoh for a llttle better luek rn the eomrng ye 1rs My ll, af A ,W if aislzmit at l My ld J UM! 4 llwffyll pl ,J fs J DlCK CROOKS Represenfcf ve we fQ,,Me 154 JW 'Qu 411 1014 A-e'L97'V! 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Q 14' pix' A -1 , ,J A W Q , 1 'f A R . if HYLLIS SHIELD 1 5 31 if If 'K X X33 , 1 Hi i Xa in - if f L 4 4 1215 'Aff ,.,-s 2 J ' , I 'x 5.5 6 xx , ,- 6' I' Lt! '. .l z" 5 1 4' 7 H 1, S. 'Q X X 5 Q MK' 7' , L 4- 1 h at M ul' . '-2 '53 ' J.: X sift. U , . . , W it ,.' N4 1f.'l I ry' X xx . v x x 050 , 6' ' XV '75 O fav- S I' .? CQ- Fw: I 1 9 A G , -l' A Q M?" 'ah rv av t i O n MARILYN BAKER WAYNE .um NEIL wwf H S ' t The members of Takena Chapter, National Honor Society, Mmim enmmea Muiclnven mcovev are selected by faculty vote on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The organization consists of the top fifteen per cent of the senior class, five per cent being initiated in the spring of their junior year, and the other ten per cent being initiated in the fall. Their activities consisted of a banquet in March, and a spring picnic. They also presented a skit in the All-School Show. Ice cream, candy, and popcorn were sold at the football games and basketball games to raise money for the organization. BETTVFEUERSTFIN SH'RlEYf'NTELl JACKIE FISHER An award was given by the club to the senior boy and girl who had made the most progress while in high school. Officers for the first semester were Charles Reynolds, President, Neil Causbie, Vice President, Wayne Burclc, Secretary and Marilyn Chandler, Treasurer. Those in command for the second semester were Robert Weber, President, Paul Cleaver, Vice President, Delores Shortridge, Secretary, and Clayton Wood, Treasurer. RQCHARD FISHER oaonfs GRABER FRANCIS HouGHsoN SHIRLEY HUFFMAN MARY JENKS LESLEE PERSE :mfs Pouno asvensv :essex cr-mass nsmows . Lou nuomoun DELORES SHOPTPIDGE ERNIE SMITH JANET SWLHON , GARY STRUNK custom wgamggpogg Rosen wsaen Mex wzlss DEE ANNE WILLIAMS CLAYTON WOOD FLORENCE WOODWORTN One of the most active organizations in the Albany Senior High during this past year has been the Albany Chapter ot' the Future Farmers of America. In the fall Clayton Wood. Ernie Smith. and Gary Rex went to Kansas City. Kansas, to attend the National convention of the Future Farmers of America. Wliile there the Oregon Poultry Team consisting oftiour members. three from Albany. won the Bronze Emblem award. Ernie Smith was the winner of the Gold Emblem. During the year several skating parties and hay rides were held with the Future Home- makers of America, The FHA, girls cooked the boys their annual banquet which was held in the late tall, The EEA. group entered the Corn Show which was held here at Albany High They were very successful at this. with Sherman Grate placing very high, followed by Clayton Vfood. The Albany Chapter is a holder ot' the Gold Emblem which signifies that they are one of the top thirty-nine chapters in the lhited States. The orncers for this past year were: Ernie Smith, presidentg Clayton Wfood. vice-president: Don Luther, secretaryg Sherman Grate. treasurerg Bill Houchin. reporter: and Kent Muller, sentinel. LEFT TO RIGHT: ERNIE SMITH, DON LUTHER, CLAYTON WOOD. C' F.F.A STATE FARMERS - yfmdy fn . N W fl l i X 1 I' I - - e ...' - -----W5 ' 7 312221 . ' 1. JACK wsuss 2. NEIL cAuss1E ,, ,yi 41 . 55' " - 3. BRUCE JOHNSTONE A 1 'lf' Q 4. ART HAAS if T 9 ' f ., .1 1 ' 5. EUGENE WEBB ' V 1 Q .1 I - 6. TED ABERSON 4 it , 7. WAYNE BURCK ' 8. FRANKIE BURFORD 9. DAN CASEBIER 10. JOHN CAUBIE if V' 11. Bos DIXON P f M 12. BUN DOERFLER 13. EUGENE FISHER 14. RAY FISHER 15. RICHARD FISHER I ' 16. DOY GATLIN 17. DICK HOPEMAN 18. DON HEYERLY 19. D1CK KROPP 21. CLARIS POPPERT 22. CHARLES REYNOLDS 23. JERRY ROTH 24. GARY STRUNK 20. KENNY MILLS 1 Tl .1 ii? O 25. ERNIE SMITH 26. JACK THURBER 27. BOB WEBER 28. BOB WEINRICK 29. RALPH WILCOX 30. PETE WILFERT HI-Y The creed of the Hi-Y is to "create, maintain. and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian character." The boys of the Albany Hi-Y Chapter have done everything in their power this last year to do just this. They have attended church regularly and given the opening invocations in the weekly assembly programs. I-Ii-Y sponsored many activities during the year, such as the schoolwide "Whiskerino" and the "Twirp Season" which is new this year. Proving very successful were two meetings at which the boys met with the "17". The discussion of dating and of high school problems were the main points of both meetings. The orhcers heading the club in tl1e past eventful year were jack W'eiss, Presidentl Neil Causbie, Vice Presidentg Bruce Johnstone. Secretary: Art Haas. Treasurerg Gene Webb, Sergeant-at-armsg and Gene Fisher, Chaplain. 6 GIRLS' FEDERATIO The Girls' Federation is headed by an executive committee of seventeen girls, including ten seniors and seven juniors. Since all the girls in school are members ol'Gi1'ls' lfederation, they always choose seventeen girls to discuss Girls' Federation business and school problems. They meet every Tuesday noon to discuss these problems. This year's ollicers ot' "U" consist ot' Connie lxl1lLilJOLlgLlll, Presidentg Shirley Dow. Vice- Presidentg Lola Ridenour, Secretaryg Phyllis Mishler. Treasurerg and Nancy Neuschwzinder. Chaplain, Some of these outstanding social activities of this past year have been the Queen of Hearts Dance, the All-School Show and the Clothing Drive. Every year a gift ofS25 is given to the outstanding girl in the senior class. and a corsage to the outstanding junior and sophomore girl, These girls are chosen tor their leadership. personality, friendliness, and most important of all, their contribution to the school, The seventeen girls elect a girl of the month every month. She is chosen tor some type ot outstanding work she has done during that month. The girls also have 11 night meeting once ll month. and also attend church in a group once a month. SEVEN TEEN 1. Connie MacDougall 2. Shirley Dow 3. Lola Rudenour 4. Phyllis Mlshler 5. Nancy Neuschwander 6. Carol Canada 7. Barbara Faulkner 8. Mary Jenks 9. Diane Jones 10. Janet MacDonald 11. Carleen Newport 12. Myrna Ridenour 13. Velma Soderholm 14. Donna Slavens 15. Lois Smith 16. Ardys Wldmer 17. Florence Woodworth c 1 .. ,,2,i EQ ., A fer:-an Q . 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Third row: Ted Demmlng, Ivan Herschberger, Barbara Faulkner, Sharrel Houfek Ton: llch Roy Parsons Kay Mahr, Nancy Neuschwancler, Mailyn Miller, Second row: Leon Wallace, Roberta Streff, Pat Koeppel, Lilly Muller, Richard Fisher John Roth Joanne Ellison, Shirley Finlell. Front row: Ardys Widmer, Arlene Kernnel, Janis Blake, Ruth Rawdon Joyce Flarnme Rose Blanton Margaret Ellickson, Mara Lou McMillan, Glenda Harman. CHORUS During the past several months, the chorus has participated in programs given at many ofthe service clubs, women's groups, and church organizations, as well as for the different school groups in the community, One of the most enjoyable assemblies of the past year was presented by the Albany High School chorus. Helping Mr. Sarchet, advisor and director of the group. were the oflicers, President Art Haas. Vice President Toni Ilch. and Secretary-Treasurer Sharrel Houfek. MR. SARCHET 115 'ii' Y if sv Back row: George Rhodaback, Bob James, Dick Banton, Don Harmes, Arlen Samard, LeRoy Snyder, Harold Nemchick, Karen Smith, David Hayes, Richard Fisher. Third row: Terry Young, Jim Blazier, John Unfred, Margery Carper, Myrna Shieman, Margaret Carper, John Brennan, Dick Mickelson, George Young. Second row: Bob Dixon, Al Trimble, Arylene Bell, Elsie Yagelski, Wallace McCallister, Chuck Slocum, John Jordon, Marlo Hall. Front row: June Senters, Colleen Wells, Alma Jean Horning, Dick Harper, Dessie Hartsook, Claudio McPherson, Wilma Yutzie. Kneeling: Rose Blanton, Carol Hocken. BA The organization of the Albany Union High School that does the most service during thc year is thc band. They play for the games, both at home and away, The band has held many parties during the past year that were enjoyed by all members ofthe group. The advisor and instructor for this organization is Mr. Wcnodrow Sarchct. ga Bock row Dovrd Fisher Ldrry Dryden John Cothey, Horold Pontius, Second row: Neil Craig, Wes DuMont, Jerry Reynolds, Art Coftey, Deon Sorenson Donny Cosebrer Ronnie l-lull Eugene Webb. Richard Fisher, Jock Weiss, Doy Gollum, Ernie Smith, Wayne BUfClK, Fourth row Dowd Ludlow Don Srncl ey Rorph Wilcox, Don COGClW KHUC-'lS9f1, Gregory Ted Aberson Dick Grill Eugene Fisher. first row- Fronk Burford, Clans Popperl, Bun Doerfler, Fred Bole Third row Cooeh Czech Ron Reeser Neil Cousble, Dove Shelby, linger. GCIVY 5TVUI'1l4, W- C, WlllIGVY1S, DlCl4 MOVSG, Bob DVYUUYM Duck Kropp Vern Bradley Bob Drxen Clayton Wood, Arr Hcos, ROY Flsllef The Order of'A includes lettermen from the five major sports, football, basketball, baseball, wrestling and track. The officers this year were: Eugene Webb, presidentg Art Coffey, vice-presidentg Don Reeves, secretaryg Clayton Wood, treasurerg and Claris Poppert, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Czech was the advisor ofthe club. They acted as sergeant-at-arms during all school assemblies. The annual Smoker sponsored by the Order ofA was very successful. They also sponsored a "Twirp Season" which was something new at our school. Banquets. skating and swimming parties were the high events ofthe Order ofA this year. Wleekly meetings were held to carry out the club's necessary business. The production shop is one ofthe most active service organizations in the school .is they did nothing for themselves, only things for the school. They took care of the auditorium and helped the ditlerent classes build scenery for the class plays l hey also helped repair desks. cupboards. etc.. that had been broken. Ml? MlCKLESO'Xl REF GERlO GERALD KOONS, ARNOLD DENTON, EUGENE FISHER, BUZZ BATES, GLEN BELK JAP WES DUMONT KENT MLJLLER FRANKUN MEYERS, RAY FISHER. 'ga' 1-r is Gil l!! L!! iii :VTX l!!l.l FORENSICS T. and I Although not widely publicized. debate is one ofthe most active and hardworking organizations in Albany Union High. This year there were six varsity debaters to form a nucleus and start things rolling. These people were: Charles Reynolds, Paul Cleaver, Neil Causbie. Wfayne Burck, Pat Covey, and Melville Halsey. Several new faces adorned this organization and plunged right in like old-timers. The new members were: -lim Cowgill, Dick Crooks, Peter Hyatt, Nicky Hornhrook, Peggy Stone, Ted Demingujohn Causbie, and Bill Barrett. The members ofthe debate squad started the year with a practice tournament at Portland University, After this they attended tournaments at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Linfield College in McMinnville, Willamette University in Salem, and the Oregon State High School tournament at Oregon State College in Corvallis, Besides debating. the debate squad members participated in individual events. Some of these were: Oratory. Extemporaneous speaking, Impromptu speaking. Interpretive reading, after dinner speaking. and many others. The State Tournament for the individual events was held at Oregon State College. The Debate Club raised its own expense money for the tournaments by selling ads for the football programs and selling coffee, etc., at the games. The ofhcers who guided the club through the year were: President, Charles Reynolds, Vice President, Paul Cleaver, Secretary, Pat Coveyg Treasurerulim Cowgillg Song Leader, Melville Halseyg and Exalted Keeper ofthe Mat, Dick Crooks. The advisor was Mr. Rogers. A number of high school youths are interested in, and in need of securing employment training in the industrial and business helds, looking toward full-time employment following high school graduation. One method of providing such instruction is carried out in Albany High School through the Part-time Coopera- tion Program, For student workers in the non-apprenticable occupations, there is the D. O. fDiversihed Occupa- tionsj Program, and the T 5: I, Program tor those students in the apprenticable trades and industries. The basic obiective ofthe Part-Time Cooperative Program is to prepare high school boys and girls for useful employment in occupations of their choice. Students acquire practical work experience through part-time super- vised legal employment that provides systematic training under actual job conditions. 41- 3 uv an Y LEFT TO RIGHT: VELMA SODERHOLM, LOIS SMITH DON LOVE, MARY JENKS, YELL QUEEN, LAVON MOORE, DIANE JONES, DONNA SLAVENS. YELL LEADERS Thcsc sewn ycll lcgulcrs tiorrnccl ll group of thc most active. cm-rgctit. .intl sportshrninilcil pt-oplc cvcr sat-n .it Albany High School. Mary Jenks was clcutcd Yell Queen of thc squad of hvc Seniors and two ,juniors Tha-sc students promotcd spirit in all of the school nctivitics throughout thc year. DON LOVE LAVON MOORE DlANE JONES MARY JENKS DONNA SLAVENS VELMA SODERHOLM LOIS SMlTH Shirley Beverly 5 R Dow Reeser 45. 46. 47, 49. Prromoting school spirit and better sportsmanship is the purpose of the Booster Club of Albany High School. Tlicv have also tried to be ot' service to the school as vvell as trying to bring about cooperation The main activitv throughout the vear has been sponsoring buses to out-of-town games and having sales Among our fond memories and one that certainlv vve long remember was the bonfire and chili feed for the Corvallis Rallv. Another will be the Slumber Party that was held at the Girl Scout cabin after a Sock One of the events ending our activities which had long been looked forward to, both bv the girls and Another activity. of which we are very proud, was being asvved to usher and sell programs at the State Betty Feuerstein Annette Hoel Shirley Fintell Jo Anne Borde Carol Canida Marilyn Chandler Nadine Clark Pat Covey Shirley Davis Denise Derrah Esther Eliclcson Barbara Faulkner Mickey Graber Georgina Griffin Carolyn Heins Sharrel Houtek Shirley Huttman Toni Ilch Donalea Jones Pat Koeppel Connie MacDougall Jo Anne Martin Janet McLing Pat Mcling Helen Miller Phyllis Miller Harriet Moody Nancy Neuschwar Carlene Newport Sally Ohling Norma Olson Leslee Perse Nancy Kay Reiley Peggy Reinecke Lola Ridenour Myrna Ridenour Louise Robinson Virginia Senters Elaine Sitton Carolyn Sheppard Delores Shortridge Gerry Smith Janet Stapleton Audrienne Walker Charlotte Weathe Barbara Whitman Dee Anne Williams Orpha Wolford Florence Woodwr Florence Woodworth Editor In Chuef Mr Wtlltam McCammon Advisor Sally Ohlmg Asststant Edttor N N U Carlene Newport Asststant Gtrls Sports Edttor Fred Bolltnger Co Edttor Boys Janet Stapleton, Sentor Edttor, Duane Jones, Junuor Edttor, Luctna Weber: Sophomore Edttor. Sports Nancy Neuschwcnder Girls Sports Edntor Bun Doerller Co Edttor Boys Sports Belsy Krrever Achvmes Staff Barbara Falkner Acrrvmes Stal? Myrna Rrdenour Acfrvmes Ed :for Lola Rrdenour Organrzafrons Edrtor Beverley Reeser Organrzahons Staff Nancy S I I K ' I Kay Reiley Organrzotrons Sfaf? Sales Staff Orpha Wolford Roy Parsons Jo Ann Borde Terry Young Leslee Perse Manager Kenny Mrlls Delores Shortridge, Co-Copy Editorg Carolyn Toni llch, Arfisf. Sheppard, Business Edilorg Shirley Huffman, Arfistg Dee Anne Williams, Co-Copy Editorg Q 3 1 U , -wf A ' i 1 . . nl ,:,,,,, ,V V, SM, W. , , , V I 5 ,A riff' - "L 4 4 , 4. 3 , A 5 , 1 M , ' L zfaqyfrm -Q 'f g.?fwri49ii"ig My ,' 41. JP' ,j311Tt2f,5.f?.g3QuQgf1"' '4 x, ga A n x K N ELS 'P ACTI ITIES f ,.,,f1,f ,-K..- 1 1 2 't if .. f ' xii wwe .Q -asv f, 'iEA'534rw i 3 r V 1 'w . M . 'NA if 5 ' ,. 74:4 xl .q,v1,,f9ilQ?a ar V xW,fh13-,.v, vi v ,ig SCHCOL ASSE BLIES MC' We would like to thank Charles Reynolds, Ernie Smith, Paul Cleaver, and Neil Causbie for the great job they did as MCS this past year. The MCS were chosen by student body vote until last year when several different people participated. These boys, along with those who MC'ed for their own organizations, have done an excellent job and should be commended for it. Albany Union High School was visited by a number of national assembly troupes this past year. All were extremely well received and Albany High was acknowledged in one of the National Assembly magazines for the fine attention given at these programs. The classes put on varied assemblies as well as many of the organ- izations. The people who worked so hard upon these programs deserve a big hand for their job in the school year 1952-1953. 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A M- V. -, www, ffiffi Ls' ml my W x7f:'mk K! ni I ..-ighlx, 5" - .4-1-vin' new v .mr ,...-1 Queen Nancy Neuschwander, Princess Florence Woodworth, Princess Mary Jenks, Princess Mickie Graber, Princess Ardys Widmer, Princess Myrna Ridenour, Princess Jean Johnstone, Princess Marion Roth. Missing from the picture is Princess Nancy Underwood. 1955 High School Carnival Court Selected to rein over the 1955 carnival. "It Happens Every Spring." is Nancy Neuschwander. Nancy is chaplain of "17", secretary of the student body. and a member of the rally squad. This is Nancy's third year as a mem- ber of the court-two years as a princess and now as the queen. Another dark-haired member ofthe court is Florence Wloodworth, a member of "l7',, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Future Homemakers of America. rally squad. She holds a state othce in the Order of Raih ow Girls and is Editor-in-chief of the Annual. Princess Mary Jenks is the other senior member ofthe carnival court. She is a very active member of Girls, Athletic Association, Honor Society, yell squad. and a representative of the senior class. Ardys Widmer. a princess from the junior class. proves to be a very interesting person for her wildest ambi- tion is to sit on a star and swish her bare feet in the milky way. Princess Myrna Ridenour. another junior member. lists her many interests as Girls' Athletic Association. "l7". Booster Club, Rainbow, Annual Staff' activities editor. and secretary of her class. Katherine Graber. Mickie to her friends. is very active in Girls' Athletic Association. Booster Club, and Rainbow. as well as being very much a necessary part of her class. Jean Johnstone. a sophomore, includes in her activities Girls' Athletic Association. and Rainbow. Jean was also a member ofthe court of Nancy Neuschwander. Queen of Hearts. When she was asked about her first reaction at learning that she was to be a princess. Marion Roth replied. "I was so surprised, I just don't know." Marion. a native of Albany. is a sophomore, Nancy Underwood, the final sophomore member of the court. was unable to be at school for the dubbing. but she said that she thought that it was wonderful to be honored in this way. Escorts were Neil Causbie. escorting the Queen. Ch.rrles Reynolds. escorting Florence Woodwortli. l.aYon Moore. escorting Mary Jenks. Bruce Johnstone, escorting Mickie Graber. Eugene Fisher, escorting Ardys Widmer, Neal Craig. escorting Myrna Ridenour. Bill Johnson. escoting Jean Johnstone. Ray Fisher. escorting Marion Roth. Jack Daniels. escorting Nancy Underwood. aj WEE u Q , 'i 2 A 4' in ti: ihki 4 Q p, 1 -a0i"' if if L 'AHL' l is 'iwef' Ji". , Q i A-T? 41 1, ns, ,E 5 W 1,1 I 9 ' f 5 , 3,4 s F ,2 A 4 . bla , .1 I ,ggmfgiggf-f 'G ff: f fd- 14? L ..Q.h.., i Al 'fx ' 1523 mf, - f f if QQN 'fir sf Q It 2 , ffm ggi' Q Y- 1 N if 3 a X 7'M"l'i- . 2 V QV! s' 'F' , i'1i ""P""F 5 W -11m.h:3ggfrfiL 'I fl. M.. my 1-AJ'-Q as 94 W p A . 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I . 1 1 1 ,ws 11 f1 '.11's 5 1 11 Nj 'A , f P IQIQPBAQ2 B" Squad Football "B" Squad Basketball BASKETBALL Albam 51 Springfield Albam 15 Toledo 411 Albam 1' XY'ashington Albanx no vluncrlon City -15 Albam il Grant Allxinx 112 Lebanon ol :Xllunx Nw Newport Allwv. is Ifngene W Allwanx f-1 Prinex illc :Xiluiii IN Salem Q' Alharix N Redmond .-Xflminx oo Sweet H-mint fi :Xlbanx 'N vllllllfllbll lizrx Allergy. ii tiorxallis 91 A'll"'l' ", llml D1sTR1c3'1' PLAYUPF .-Xlhanx 15 Bend X Alhanx il Newport W Albam 19 lorxallis , t . - - - Allunx o Lorvallis NH Albany S2 Springfield COACH CARBON Albany So Sweet Hornc STATE TOURNAMENT Albany So liugene Albam 'll Medford S8 Albany 69 Lebanon Albam '1 The Dalles 'o Albam 52 Salem. Albam as Central Catholic o' Coach Lee Cardon and his well trained team of Bulldog hoopsters established a brilliant record tor the 1952- 1955 basketball season. With speedsters Pontius. Poppert and Sorenson. and baclcboard sweeping Shelly and ifausbie. the Bulldogs finished the regular season with seventeen victories against five losses. Some of the top teams of the state bowed before the Bulldogs, enabling them to enter the district playoff. After two decisive victories in the district playoff, the Bulldogs for the first time in thirty years entered the state tournament. In the opening game they defeated Medford 'O-58. In a spectacular game that was close, all the way. The Dalles. number one team in the state. squeezed out .1 close '6-'l win in the last few minutes. In consolation play the Bulldogs dropped a heartbreaker to Central Catholic 6'-65. Thus was written the finale to a highly successful season. Although Ron Hall. Neil Causbie. Harold Pontius, Claris Poppert and Gene Webb will be lost through graduation. Dean Sorenson. Dave Shelby, Pete XY'ilfert. led Abc-rson. Dick Moore. Ray Derrah and Prank Burford will be returning next year. Left to right: Roy Derroh, Deon Sorenson, Ron Hull, Ron Young, John Cc1hey,NeiI Ct1usb1e,Dove Shelby, Pete Wilferf, Ted Aberson, Horold Pontius, Frank Burford. Kneeling: Don Luther, monoger, Coach Lee Cordon, Sion Hommon, manager. 9' far K Q W ff? W- ,Af 4 5 V41 1 W f: Q B f X x Q. N v 1 5 4 f ' N ff 5? X Albany, .... WRESTLING SEASON RECORD Dallas .... . Albany Canby .,... . Albany Springfield. . Albany Salem .. . . . Albany Corvallis .... Albany Sweet Home Albany Lebanon ..,. COACH DRYNAN Albany Springfield, . Albany Sweet Home Albany Lebanon .... Albany Corvallis .... Albany Dallas .,,... Albany McMinnville The wrestling team, trained by Coach Tom Drynan, achieved a wrestling record which will be difhcult to surpass. It had been assumed that this was to be a building year, for although there were eight returning lettermen, many ofthe boys were Freshmen. Sophomores and Juniors. These lads piled up such records that the team won twelve regular team matches over schools which usually place high in the state tournament, namely. Canby, McMinnville, Salem and Dallas. The team's only loss was a practice match with OSC Rooks. In a thrilling district tournament the Bulldogs qualified Larry Dryden, Ron Resser, Bob Drynan, Don Reeves, Wes Dumont, jerry Reynolds, Clayton Wood. Don Bremmer, Ray Fisher, W. C. Williams, and Bobbie Eagan. In the state tournament Larry Dryden placed third and Wes Dumont finished fourth. Albany will lose by graduation the following lettermen: Clayton Wood, Manley Mundorf, jim Tapper, Wes Dumont, Larry Dryden, and Don Reeves. Back row: Clayfon Wood, Jack SCH, Marvin Brennernan, Ray Fisher, Don Bremmer, Manley Mundorf, Bob Drynan. Third row: Coach Tom Drynan, Neil Craig, Jack McCary, Larry Faulkner, .lim Wilbur, Charles Lahea, Jim Tapper, Sonny Montgomery, Duwayne Harmon, Bernie Davis. Second row: Charles Gupton, mgr., Dick Penning, Larry Cushing, Dick Morse, Wes Dumont, Larry Dryden, Ron Soulhwick, Duane Heath, Max Pope, Dick Gupton, .lack Donahue, mgr. Front row: Larry Trimble, Don Grill, Gene Fisher, Dick Eagan, Don Reeves, Jerry Fingerlos, Bob Eagan, B. E. Williams, LeRoy Bremmer. Bock row: Couch Chuck Kerr, Roger Shortridge, Bob Daly, Lovern Brodly, Jerry Hazelwood, Dove Shelby, Pete Wilferi, Ron Holl, Bun Doerfler, Dick Moore, Ernie Smith, Couch Sion Czech, Front row: Wolly Jones, mgr., Jerry Roth, Dove Ludlow, Roy Derrc1h,loclcWeiss, Deon Sorenson, Doy Gollum, Gene Fox, Fronkie Burford, Richard Fisher, mgr, BASEBALL TE March 27. afternoon . . Lincoln at Portland Marth F, evening , . . Lincoln at Portland April ' , ,. , . . Sweet Home at Albany April 10 , , , Eugene at Albam April 14, afternoon ,Bend at Albany April 14. evening .Bend at Albany April 17 , Albany at Salem April 21 Albany .it Lebanon April 2-l Lebanon at Albany April zs . Albany if osc Rooks COACH F April Z8 Albany .it Sweet Home 'HUCK May 1 Albany at Corvallis KEPP May 5. . .Salem at Albany May 6 Albany ar Eugene May 9 OSC Rooks .it Albany May 15, afternoon Albany at Springfield May 15, evening Albany at Springiield While Coach Chuck Kerr lost a large portion ol' his State Championship Baseball team through graduation. Albany has very good chance of returning to the tournament and retaining the trophy. XVith returning letter- men pitchers. Ron Hall, Ernie Smith and Frank Burtord. the only remaining member of the 1955 all-star team on the Albany squad, and with sophomores Gene lfox. Pete XVilr'ert and .Ierry Hazelwood on this year's team. the Bulldogs have a very' sound mound stall. Jack Weiss, Dean Sorenson .ind Ray Derrah are the returning letterman inlielders. but Dave Shelby and Dave Ludlow at lirst and Roger Shortridge at third are showing signs of giving these "old hands" a run for their positions. LaVern Bradly, a letterman from last year. and Bob Daly are holding down the catching position. Doy Gatlin is the only outlielder having preyiously earned a letter. but Bun Doerller, Dick Moore and Bruce Ridenger are also showing their ability to meet the situation oigood lielding when it arises. Since coming to Albany, Coach Kerr has established a very impressive retord. going to state tor three con- secutive years and winning the championship last year to climax a highly successful season. This year's schedule was only partially completed when this book went to press but it looked very promising. 9 x -9 9,2 ,M YP r r, Hr KNEW 'Eva M Bock row Dryr1cm,WesYbrook,Gc1Hrr1,MlckeNson,Harper, Fndrer, Drymon Second row Couch Edwards, Harmon, Weber, RrwodC1bock,Scof?, FuuNkner, Ronto, Kurfz,CC1usbIe, Kerly, Doves Lc1Mrue Coocn Dvynon. From row Bkuke Drxovn Webb Pomrus Denton, Gregery,Grow,R-yder,MCCory,Mur1dorf, Burck, Reeser, Hopervwcm Somorcx TRACK and FIELD CRGSS COU TRY TEA Smrrormg, ef' vc wghr Couch Lee Crvdovv Mox Pope, Ar'woNd Denton, Duck Harper, Duck Hopemon D gif MeQkeN50u,Bervmrc1 Dovrs Krwecfwg, Jef' Yo ugh? John Bower? Bot: Weiner, Don Grom, Bob Dryman. Y i A i , ,, Q., ,qw 'lt " l' 'TZ' I , 100-YARD DASH HIGH AND LOW HURDLES H , X 880 MILE TRACK SHOT PUT Track is still a young sport in Albany. As more boys become interested and turn out, the team gains in strength. To help to show this fact is the example set when Albany placed third in the recently held Hayward Relays in competition HIGH JUMP with teams from all over the state. Coach Drynan was greeted by a number of returning lettermen when practice opened this year. Dick Morse, who placed in the State Meet as a Freshman and ran in record time last year as a Sophomore, will be again running the mile. Arnold Denton, Bob'Drynan, George Rhodaback and Bob Weber are running the distances, with Bernard Davis also running the mile. Harold Pontius and Bob Dixon are running the sprints. In the hurdles, Bob Dixon and Claris Poppert are gaining strength for the Albany team. Dan Casebier and Don Gregory are throwing the javelin while Gene Webb, Ron Reeser and Bun Doerfler heave the shot around and toss the discus, Neil Causbie, Manly Mundorf and Frankie Ryder are holding down the spots awarded to high jumpers this year. According to Coach Drynan, the team will undoubtedly have a "great" year. DISCUS G. A. A. live Branchers Carolyn Sheppard, the G.A.A. president. has been chosen for one ofthe tour Olive Branch- ers. She was chosen because of her work and outstanding leadership in G.A.A. Carolyn likes all sports and takes an active part in each one. but she does list horseback riding, ball games and swimming as her favorites. Previous to this year being presia A X Q dent, Carolyn was on the G.A.A. council her ' A - junior year. This year of being president has proved successful for her. Lois Smith, the second Olive Brancher, has contributed much to this year of G.A.A. as vice president. As chairman of the annual spinster skip, which certainly proved to be a great success, Lois worked very hard. She also was chosen because of her outstanding abil- ities in sports and cooperation in everything. Along with G.A.A. vice president, Lois has worked hard in "17" Club, Yell leader, and Rainbow for Girls. Finlell. Kneeling. Denise Derroh, Miss Morne: Chadwick, Lois Smith. Standing: Carolyn Sheppard, Mrs. lrene Porent, Shirley Shirley Fintel, active in all sports in G.A.A., has been chosen for an Olive Brancher this year. Shirley has worked on the council of G.A.A. and participated in every sport, which she enjoys very much. She is not only busy in G.A.A., but does lots of work for her other clubs also, Shirley was made very happy when she was presented first place in her artistic ability for making a corsage for the spinster skip. Denise Derrah has also been chosen for an Olive Brancher because of her excellent work on the G.A.A. council this year as swimming manager. She had a difhcult job which kept her busy planning many swimming trips. Denise is always willing to help out on committees when needed. Not only is she a good worker but she is also good in her sports. Along with G.A.A. she is in Booster Club and the Girls, Federation, and helps in many ways. The Girls' Athletic Association has had a most enjoyable year under the leadership of Mrs. Parent and Miss Chadwick. This being Mrs. Parentls third year as P. E. teacher and G,A.A. advisor, the girls have truly learned to love her and confide in her with utmost confidence. Mrs. Parent has also been kept busy being Senior class advisor and dean of girls, Miss Chadwick. who previously taught in Silverton, came to Albany this year as teacher of P. E. Vivacious and full of fun, Miss Chadwick just seems like another one of the girls. She is as active in sports and participates in them as well as anyone. -v-B""" Being one of the largest and most spirited organizations in school. the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion has many activities. The G.A.A. sponsors all girls' noon intramurals and also credits its members for the sports they participate in outside of school. They sometimes hold parties for the girls to participate in these sports, such as hiking, bowling. swimming. A point system is used for all of these sports. C A A Their main means for raising money was selling Christmas cards. They also had concessions o o 0 at the football and basketball games. One ofthe G.A.A.'s new ways of raising money this year. was cooking and serving the football banquet. The important winter event ofthe G.A.A. is the volleyball playday in April. They invite sev- eral visiting schools for a day of playing, food and fun. An annual event of the spring is the all-school Spinster Skip to which the girls ask the boys. The girls furnish transportation, money and make unique corsages. The year ended with a trip to the coast via bus, This involves dunking of the new otlicers. riding horses and a lot of fun in general, like all other G.A.A. events. G. A . A ' Solving of problems and planning of events for the G.A.A. are under the guidance of the council. The G.A.A, Council is composed of otlicers who are elected .md the sports managers who are appointed by the officers and advisors. The sports managers also care for the activities ot their respective sport and record the points tor the members. 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