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

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CAST Ned Harris....... Wild Bill Hickok. . Lily Blossom..... Rose Blossom..... Blackman Redburn Judge Nix........ Calamity Jane La Paloma........ Pong Ping ....... Chet Pussy....... Sheriff Loveless . . Molly Loveless .. . Teetotal Tessie. . . Piano Annie...... Miners........... Tessie’s Hacliet Brigade Dance Hall Girls........... .....Mike Cooley . Dave Boatwright .....Sue LeClerc .....Annette Jean . . . . Larry Calson . . . Reid Hutchi ns . . Virginia Parnell . . . Jeri Purkerson .....Greg Rogers .......Jeff Ward .....Greg Smith .....Debbie Byer .....Becky Bonn .....Marsha Weir ........Jim Gray J ack C ray Randy Harrison Rick Smith Karla Wald Jay Rairigh Ranch Asai Kirby Backer J im Turner Roger Bagg . . . . Diane Rogers Julie Scldewitz .....Teri Richard (iayle Samuclson Alice Weatherford Janice Pierce 27

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 Deadwood Dick” makes money “Deadwood Dick,” a tale of tragedies resolved, justice to the wicked and virtue triumphant was presented as the spring play. Set in the old west where had men were obnoxiously had and good men were chivalrously good, the play portrayed Ned Harris as the hero of all heros who along with his partner were able to overcome all odds to rescue the Blossom sisters from their troubles. With the risk of being hanged and shot, he willingly pursued his tasks on their behalf, making it possible for all to live happily ever after. “ ‘Deadwood Dick’ made a lot of money was was very good for drawing audiences,” commented Mike Cooley who had the part of the lead hero. “ I he cast was great but the audiences had a lot to do with the success because they helped the actors’ attitudes toward the play.” Clockwise from above: Teetotal I essie I Becky Bonn) makes one of her raids on the barroom. Molly Loveless (Debbie Bver) pleads with Calamity Jane (Virginia Parnell) not to reveal the secret of her past. Blackman Redburn (Larry Calson) laughs loudly at Lily’s (Sue LeClerc) plea for a good woman’s bospitablity. Citizens of Deadwood Gulch relax at Calamity Jane's Man-Trap Saloon. Suspicious that Ned Harris (Mike Cooley) is actually the dreaded Deadwood Dick, Bill Hickok (Dave Boatwright) takes no chances. Both Rose Blossom (Annette Jean) and Ned Harris are startled by the accusations of Blackman Redburn. 26

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Love’s lines, angles, and rhymes. What began as a hassle for the juniors turned out to be a beautiful event for all who attended the 1973 Jr.-Sr. Prom. The juniors had no money for a prom, and the rumor that there would be ho prom set the seniors howling. Their protests set the juniors to action with money-making projects. And so the baby-blue and lime-green prom came to be. The juniors elected the all-senior court which consisted of five girls and five boys. The court was dubbed at a Girls’ League assembly. The princesses were Cindy Farner, Ann Brenneman, Teresa Ashby, Teresa Winn, and Diana Ragland. The princes, also serving as escorts for the girls, were Bob Ivers, Kevin Greig, Doug Lathen, Mark Boehne, and Bruce Decker. After the dubbing assembly, the juniors again voted, this time to select the king and queen of the prom. On May 19, the night of the prom, Mark Boehne and Teresa Winn were announced as the choices of the class of 1974. 28