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

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anim I5 O I Well, we made it! Our struggling class has risen above the din of battle tc the rank of superiority among Albany High School Bulldogs. Or should l say a part of our struggling class? The rest are still fighting and are still gaining superiority, but in different fields, in various corners of the universe. With Steve Blanchard in the lead, our happy team worked together through the sophomore year. At the beginning of the junior year we elected David Eakin president. As seniors, we chose Bussell Tripp to preside, Bernard Titland to back him up, Beverly Lytle to keep notes, Mary Hulbert to care for the finances, and Mr. Martin to give us words of advice. Eugene Zarones was chosen rep- resentative of the class to meet with the council, this year being his third term in that capacity. Serving as student body officers were Steve Blanchard, president, Orville Ohling, vice president, Pat Alexander, secretary, and Shirley Harmon, treas- urer. Besults of the outstanding teamwork of our class were shown when we received first place in the carnival performances as sophomores and as juniors. Those who were outstanding artists in the music department were Fern Godwin, Gwyneth Wells, Carley Carpenter, Beverly Lytle, Yvonne Agee, lean Scott, Dorothy Libby, Alvin l-lalbig, and Norval l-ladley. Our best athletes were Swede Ohling, Paul Kennel, Dick Erb, Ozzie Buckert, and Easy Zarones. Dave Hamouris capably edited The Whirlwind, school newspaper, in his senior year. Carolyn Ienks and Dave Eakin are the coveditors responsible for the book which you have in your hands. CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty rose. CLASS COLOBS: Fuchsia and blue. CLASS MOTTO: The future of the world lies in the education and the cooperation of its youth.