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

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JV Football Scoreboard Corvallis 20............West Albany 12 West Albany 34..............Sprague 20 McNary 24...............West Albany 0 Newport 42..............West Albany 35 West Albany 28..............Lebanon 13 Crescent Valley 34........W. Albany 7 North Salem 19 .........West Albany 6 South Albany 14 West Albany 7 South Salem 18..........West Albany 14 JV s gain experience West Albany's Junior Varsity team, under the direction of new football coach Rod Chester, finished with a 2-7 season. After losing to Corvallis in a close game, the Bulldogs smashed Sprague 34-20. They lost two more games to McNary and Newport. The following week the Bullpups beat Lebanon 28-13, but went on to lose the last four games to the more ex- perienced, larger teams of Crescent Valley, North Salem and South Sa- lem. The West Albany defense breaks up a Rebel play during the South Albany game. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Stauble, Ron Dittmer, Chris Wood, Roy Fiuette, Mike Rash, Bill Morris, Ken Dasch, Mark O'Doherty, Scott Needham, Tom Nielsen. SECOND ROW: Doug Bren- neman, Ron Cornelius, Jim Ritchie, Chuck Adams, Ty Steimer, Steve Mont- gomery, Mike Chamberland, Bill Krpalek, Gerry Earrl. TOP ROW: Ed Ogle, Randy Stobbe, Steve Ranck, George Mills, Joe Cook, Jerry Hicks, Steve Kent, Roger Wall, Jim Grimes. Football 17

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Varsity Scoreboard Corvallis 14 ...............West Albany 0 West Albany 41 Sprague 0 West Albany 10 ..................McNary 0 Grants Pass 12 West Albany 7 West Albany 24 .................Lebanon 7 Crescent Valley 24 West Albany 0 West Albany 15 ............North Salem 0 West Albany 21 ............South Albany 0 South Salem 16 .............West Albany 6 RIGHT AND BOTTOM RIGHT: West Al- bany stops Crescent Valley in a crucial play. BELOW: Coach Dasch gives advice to Al Shibley. 16 Football

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CC's win big Led by seniors Bill Morgan, Jake Schmidt, Brian McMorris, and Bill Lanham, the West Albany harriers shot out to a blistering 13-0 record. The Bulldogs reached their peak early in the season which crippled their chances of snatching a district champion- ship. Cross Country men won all beginning meets, achieving a 7-2 record, until they were handed a close defeat by Crescent Valley and Sprague. The peak meet was a slim win in the Sweet Home Invitational and from then on the Bulldogs' performance seemed to go down- hill. Loss of the North Marion Invitational by a small margin increased the losing trend. Bill Morgan's outstanding efforts led him to breaking six meet records, winning the regional meet, and receiving the Fall Athlete trophy. TOP RIGHT: Steve Lakowske and Steve Ludwig battle for the finish at the Corvallis and Lebanon meet. ABOVE: Part of the new recognition involved was speaking in front of the pep assembly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Morgan figures out team score after his victory. 18 Fall Sports