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

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Nancy Wilson, Margarita VacaCuollar, Eirik Romstad, Maria Arena, and AFS advisor Linda Ponsford look at AFS calendar. Bottom: Dcanne Larsell enjoys a game of tennis after her return from Australia. Students Three students from other countries came to West Albany §J0 while two students from West traveled away from home. £ Q Expecting the stereo-typed Scandinavian, students were surprised to find Eirik Romstad, of Norway, didn't even have blond hair. Under the sponsorship of AFS, Eirik spent the year with Wes Price and his family. Another AFS student, Maria Arena, who lived with Terri Daniels, was dubbed a member of Homecoming court. She spoke in several classes about customs in Paraguay, her home. Margarita VacaCuellar from Bolivia was also a member of the Homecoming court and came to Albany on a Rotary club program. Margarita lived with three different families in Albany. 87

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Steppers Si A steady advisor, Mrs. Lori Humphrey, helped make a great year for the Hi-Steppers. Mrs. Humphrey got the girls going in participating in home football and basketball games. They also provided entertainment at the Timber Carvinal and Veterns Day parades. Hi-Steppers went to many different competitions and returned with great success. One of the biggest money making projects was earning enough money to cover the cost of uniforms and their own competiton. President: Lisa Butler, Vice President: Cheryl Hosford, Secretary: Kelly Egbert, Treasurer: Mary Derrah, Advisor: Lori Humphrey Bottom Row Left: Carol Jager, Cindy Martinez, Mary Derrah, Kim Middleton, Tammy Cate, Carlene Cotterman, Cathy Wood, Lisa Butler. Second Row: Lori Humphrey, Pam Wolford, Sue Heuvel, Colleen Wenger, Theresa Widman, Kelly Egbert, Tammy Widman, Robin Hosford, Dawn Purdum. Third Row: Terry Oglesbee, Sandy Hick, Carolyn Roberts, Kris Buxton, Debbie Tibbets, Nancy English. Not Pictured: Sally Heins.

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Golden Masque ’74-’75 The “one and only Variety Show was held with the Golden Masque awards on Saturday, May 24, 1975 at 8:00.There was no charge for the show, which was styled after variety shows on T .V. Golden Masque advisor Marv Carstens called the Variety Show a good experience for Jay (Jay Rairigh, director) and all other actors who participated. The awards ceremony was held afterwards. Seven awards were given out to various actors. The evening climaxed with the “Best Thespian award, won by Jay Rairigh Far Right: Gregg Nicholson and Merry Verbeck rehearse their lines in last-minute desperation; Near Right: Kelly Ryan entertains all with her singing; Below Right: Carol McClurg looks on during a scene; Below: Jay Rairigh, director, shows some of the frustration involved with coordinating this massive dramatic project to its success. 88