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

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Hi-Q has busy year Pictures top to bottom: The Hi-Q team diligently thinks over a toss-up question. First team from left: Keith Davis. Captain Henry Neilson. Kent Teynor and Jeff Ward. Second team members Randy Bennett. Janice Davis. Karla Wald and Gayle Samuelson take a break to eat their lunches. Mr. Knapp quizzes the first team in an afternoon session. I he West Albany Hi-Q team had an active season. I he quick-witted squad had a good seasonal record hut lost a very important game. They also earned funds for team equipment. I he Hi-Q team lost one of their more important meets to Washington High School on K.G.W. T.V. Mr. John Knapp, the Hi-Q coach, felt that the team’s weakness was in the literature portion of the television meet. He said. “We didn’t know they would ask literature questions that were so difficult.’ I lie team’s overall record was 6 wins and 2 losses. In order to raise money for new practice boards, the organization sponsored Free Fare, a rock group. I lie group performed a preview assembly for the student body, and the following night gave a live concert. 15

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Bruce Jensen bursts through sign to begin the second half of the game against Lebanon. During the homecoming pep assembly, Mike Mikkleson mimics mascot Clancy as others watch rally squad. Jack Cray shows fancy footwork while dodging a Warrior.

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J Murder and suspense highlight fall play “Dear Phoebe”, a comedy about a professor who became a love-lorn columnist, was presented as the fall play November 16, 17 and 18. 1 hough his idealized dreams of newspaper life did not come true, he solved a murder case, cracked open a gambling racket, became managing editor and fell in love with the female sports writer. Student director Karla Wald commented “The performances were very good and it was a good cast. The audience dragged somewhat in the beginning of the first act, but picked up when Mike walked in in his dress. “After the last performance, I felt a touch of sadness and a touch of relief that I lived through it; a bit of happiness because it was fun working with it, and sadness because it was all over.” Clockwise from above: Victoria Parrish (Robin Santos) is insulted and repulsed by Big Joe Moroni’s (Reid Hutchins) behavior. Yeah, buckwheats! states Rocky Gilbert (Tim Rothengas) emphatically, describing how he keeps himself fit. Bill (Mike Cooley), hoping to get information on a gambling racket, gives Olga (Gayle Samuelson) instructions to listen carefully. Holly Verbeck and student director Karla Wald put make-up on several members of the cast. Mickey (Terri Bartell) expresses her feeling to Bill after he solves the case and is promoted to managing editor. 16