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

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Sweetheart Ball uses love theme Love is: pink and burgundy Love is: white trees dangling with favors. Love is: dancing to music by “Sleeping Village”. Love was the Sweetheart Ball. Girls' League put in many hours of hard work to create an atmosphere of love and happiness around the theme “Love is...“ Couples were greeted by white trees hung with God's eyes favors as they entered the prom. A center mobile of large pink and burgundy God's eyes moved freely above the couples on the dance floor. The crowning of Queen Penny Massey and King Tim Blaine highlighted the evening. CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: □ Saturday afternoon finds Lori Brown and Dcbbi King arranging refreshments for the evening. DCarlene Jansen shares her thoughts with Ted Cray during a slow dance. □ SITTING under the mural arc court members Lady Julie O’hearn. Duchess Linda Goode. Queen Penny Massey. Princess Sue Frew, Princess Donna Abbott, Lord Chuck Hoover, DukeScott Audiss, King Tim Blaine. Prince Jim Ruthruff, and Prince Barry Greig. □ Linda Goode is hysterical after being dubbed junior Duchess. □ Large God’s eyes decorate the dance floor. □ White branches hold the favors as Cindy Westfall and her date look for theirs.

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Winter musical stars Charlie Brown As the curtain rose, the outline of a lone figure appeared amid colored boxes suggesting the comic strip setting. Charlie Brown, star of the winter musical, “You're a Good Man Charlie Brown stood with his typical wistful look. A collage of childhood scenes followed, each seen from the fresh, frank outlook of six Peanut characters. “We did the play because we wanted to do a popular musical, states Mike Cooley. “And because it was cheap, the Snoopy character adds. “I think the play came off well, though. The audiences were really great and I think they really liked it. One of M ike's favorite scenes was where Snoopy went sniffing for rabbits in the audience. “I think the audience enjoyed it because just watching actors on stage seems like TV, but when they get down into the audience, there's communication.