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

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Class of “75” ‘ Class of “77”

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Seniors grow close in final year Senior class officers Randy Fletcher, President; Jeanne Saylor, Vice-president; Mary Derrah, Secretary; Rima Ball Treasurer; promote spirit during winter spirit week. Feeling closeness as a class is one thing the seniors will miss after graduation. Many seniors were looking forward to meeting more people in their class and wanting to know others better. As the year went along the class became closer through winning most of the yell competitions and the spirit trophy, participating in sports, and attending sports activities, plays, and assemblies. A few classmates had gone through the long twelve years together. The seniors assumed many traditional responsibilities. Several became leaders of student government and clubs. One opportunity that seniors had was to get out at noon and go to work. I miss a lot when I get out early but, I am making money, commented Paula Preston. The seniors were in charge of the successful Christmas Prom, which drew a large turnout. Many hard hours of work, selling Bulldog buttons and decals, having car washes, and staffing the concession stand provided money for the prom and the all-night party. While some people were thinking We finally made it, at graduation, Jeanne Saylor was thinking ahead. We should have class reunions every year, she said.