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

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Seniors deck the Juniors The senior guys. Matt Eusterman, Frasier McLuskie, Steve Mendoza. Mitch Webb, and Sten Carlson, reverse roles with the rally, to support the senior girls’ football team. Among the many activities during Homecoming, the traditional Powder Puff game was played on September 30th. For the first time, the boys football team was not allowed to coach because of a strict training schedule. This didn’t seem to effect the playing though. The seniors pushed ana shoved the juniors, keeping them from gaining much yardage. Barb Dempsey and Dana Denley led the scoring tor the seniors and Tami Kumpala scored the only touchdown for the juniors, putting the score at halftime at 13-6. During the second half. Denley scored again. When the final whistle blew, the seniors had a 20-6 victory. Barb Dempsey rushes in for the senior’s second touchdown contributing to their win.

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FRONT ROW: Kim Devine, Mary Hogan, Julie McLaughlin. Darci Scott. Doreen Israel. Kelly Gueber. Rene Sisler, Lynette Doughton. Cindy Polensky, Maryann Beach. Becky Tatum. Sheila Irish. Star Parker. MIDDLE ROW: Diana Mack. Aleta Bradley. Cathy Garriott. Connie Wheeler, Debbie Kroeger. Amy Tatala, Liz O'Donnell. Kim Shaw. Patty Ross. Becky Ivers. Melody Wicksell. Valerie Barker. Lori Hendricks, Miss Hough. BACK ROW: Alyson Giese, Gabnelle Glaser. Holly Baron. Jeff Frisk, Paul Doughton. Kendall Wood. Tim Steele. Jeff Lind. David Finden, Gary Corso. Sharlene Barrett. Jami Guinn, Brenda Cooper. Lori Henthorn. Julie Spicer. Drummer: Bob Pamplin. FRONT ROW: Julie McLaughlin. Laura South. Star Parker. Holly Baron. LeAnn Hill. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Busic. Gary Corso. Shannon Houfek. Scott Baron. Lori Henthorn. BACK ROW: Alyson Giese. Ann Kerr. Leslie Brawn. Dwight West. Mitch Austin. Jeff Lind, Sharlene Barrett. Jami Guinn.

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Fall play is a big deal Dori Molletti as Annie, and Mindy Roath as Helen Keller, helped to make the play a smash. Both having lead roles they did a fantastic job. As the crowd rushes in. the lights dim and the show begins. The fall play. “The Miracle Worker.” was excellent this year. With great devotion and effort, the cast presented a spectacular show. Much participation and talent was shown this year, which helped to add to the over all success. Students are showing an increased amount of support for the plays every year. Dori Molletti played the outgoing tutor. Annie, with the difficult task of teaching a blind, deaf, and mute child. Helen Keller, how to learn words and their meanings. Mindy Roath as Helen, was most difficult to work with, for she had been spoiled terribly by her parents all of her life. Mr. and Mrs. Kellers parts were played by Laura South and Paul Doughten. Finally though, after much time, energy and stubborness. Annie manages to communicate with the unwilling child. Bringing the play to its final climax. Helen Keller, who was thought to have no hope, learned not only words but also their meanings. Sophomore Mindi Roath turned in an excellent performance in the play “The Miracle Worker”. Sur- rounded by juniors. Dori Molletti and Laura South, and senior Paul Doughten. there is no lack of talent. The three night play was a smash. Sophomore Mindy Roath showed much talent in the fall play. Hiding the key to her teachers room in her mouth, she demonstrates much tal- ent. Sophomore Kim Gerber and junior, Frank Reisner surround Mindi Roath. Frank and Kim playing black servants to the Kellers, they try to entertain Helen.