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

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Even though the school year was- slowly coming to a close, the Spirit of 67 did not die. Baseball bats waiting to be used were a reminder that this was the season for the ole ballgame. It was also the season for the Whiskerino. For a period of eight days, boys were con- gratulated rather than scolded for not shaving in the morning. In May, juniors and seniors had a chance to show their courageous spirit by joining with students from Lebanon in the fun of a computer dance. Although dancing with a computer didn’t sound too exciting, it was fun to dance with someone that the electronic brain determined was just your type of date. The last few weeks of school belonged mainly to the seniors as they had an opportunity to relive old memories and plan for the future. But there were times when seniors just wanted to be free to have fun. The beach was a favorite gathering place as the waves pounded out, for the time being, thoughts about finals and what one was to do after that. And then there was that last day, June 2, 1967, when the Spirit of 67 was almost at its climax; when seniors walked out the door of AUHS for the last time as students, and felt so much older than the underclassmen.

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