West Albany High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Albany, OR)

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History students explore stock market Many of the students became very involved in the History classes during the year. The students had the opportunity to hear a variety of speakers, from convicts to marriage counselors. Some of the students also had the chance to visit court sessions and the police department. At Left: Teri Sims and George Mills rush to buy stock in the game Panic'1. Below: Students listen to teachers lecture, while Mr. Hubbard sits at his desk going over papers. 105

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Business classes cooperate on model office Thanks to the business department, many of West Albany's students have become very successful in the business world. Shorthand, typing, business machines, and student secretarial service were just a few of the many courses offered during the year. Above: Shelly Wilson and Peggy Heintzman proofread the day's typing assignment. Colleen Freutcl types up an assignment in student secretarial services. Right: Colleen Wenger runs off material on the fluid duplicator. 104

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Language Arts becomes creative Under the direction of Miss Olson and Miss Ponsford, a staff of seven students produced a creative arts magazine. The magazine, entitled Time's Imaginings consisted of photographs, stories, poems, and art, all done by students. It was hoped that the magazine could continue next year if funds and interest were adequate. Also, a part-time teacher was added, Ms. Susan Beekman. She taught two periods beginning in the second nine weeks. Many areas were explored in the English department. Clockwise: Markeeta Red, Denise Noble, and Mark Vanderford put the final touches on the creative arts magazine, while Miss Olsen helps Sarah Drossier with her Mass Media Project. Carlene Cotterman and Susan Hunt discuss the weeks events as Mrs. Fairchild reviews the day's assignment with her students. 106