Sports
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’14 Volleyballers and Coach
When the Class of 2014 crosses the stage on June 13, making the march will be four athletes who have been central to one of the most successful eras in Albany High School volleyball. Though he won’t be crossing the stage, their coach will be… -
Strong Showing for Cougar Golfers
The Albany Men’s golf team entered the 2014 season with high hopes despite losing a couple of key seniors from last years team. Preseason predictions had Albany finishing third in league, coming off of last years second place finish. Members of the team included lone… -
Eureka Loggers End Cougars’ Strong Softball Run
In the first round of NCS softball playoffs on May 21, the Albany High School Varsity Softball team played a tough game against Eureka. Seeking revenge after their loss earlier in the season, the Loggers drove seven hours in high hopes of defeating the Cougars….
Other Featured Stories
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2014 Graduation Speeches
Ned Purdom, faculty speaker: Make Waves. As I stand here, I am reminded of how much I like graduations and how much I like being even a tiny part of this community. Thank for your asking me with speak with you today. Like all of… -
Congratulations Class of 2014
The Class of 2014 was met with momentous applause as they crossed the stage today. A selection of powerful speakers from the graduating class reminded the audience of the challenges that each student had overcome to get to this point, and of the great memories… -
Watching the Cup
The 2014 World Cup is just underway, but the hype can’t be felt here at Albany High. The U.S. national team qualified to compete in Brazil for the World Cup for 10th time in team history. However, with events like the NBA finals running simultaneously,… -
AP Physics Students Engineer Ingenuity
The next time you see an AP Physics student be sure to give them a pat on the back, because they’ve been working on some pretty extraordinary projects over the past few months. Students worked in groups to build anything they wanted as part of… -
Hopping Aboard the Language Train
Most students at AHS take at least one or two years of a world language for a variety of reasons. College requirements are taken very seriously during course selection, which is what results in so many students continuing to higher levels of a world language…. -
Thanks For The Memories Prom 2014
Nearly 400 students danced the night away at Prom on Saturday—even AP Enviro and Chemistry teacher Darren McNally busted a few moves on the dance floor. Have fun reminiscing the night and good luck finding your picture below. -
Do You Care Who Makes Your Chair?
Look under your chair. What do you see? Do you see a label that says “Manufactured in San Quentin Prison”? If you answered “yes,” you’re probably sitting in the Albany High Library. Or in prison. A collection of wooden chairs in the library were manufactured… -
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Last week the AP Physics class was faced with the challenge of creating a successful Rube Goldberg Machine, worthy of competing with the previous years’ classes. A Rube Goldberg machine works by transforming different types of energy. It is a complicated machine designed to do… -
Prom-o
Grab a date or grab a friend because Prom 2014 is fast approaching! The theme is red carpet and the name is Night on the Bay. This year’s prom will be held at the Craneway Pavilion at the Richmond Marina on Saturday, June 7. Prom…
