Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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EDITORS’ MESSAGE Matthew Snelling 18 It takes a lot of work to produce an annual. It involves sacrifices, problems, frustration, and even anger. I can sincerely say. though, that the finished book is worth all of these. I would like to express my appreciation to the staff for all of their hard work. The two special people who really held it all together were Mrs. Jones and Miss Hogg. They both have been so much help to the staff that I consider them vital to the production of the annual. Memories are so precious and that is what this book is all about. It is a record of what we have done and felt. It is about the spirit that binds us together as a school and about each of us as individuals. I hope that in later years, when you look back, you will be able to relive these precious times through the Thronateeska. Linda Sowell As co-editor of the Albany High annual this year, I would have to admit that there have been many unique experiences. My senior year at Albany High was the best year in my life. I believe everyone else would agree. I extend my appreciation to everyone who helped the annual staff this year, especially Miss Hogg and Mrs. Jones. It was truly a great year.

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22 FEATURES SPORTS......64 CLUBS 112 CLASSES....160 FACULTY....196 PEOPLE 212 ADS........226

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DEDICATION Mrs. Nancy Garrison Because of her faithful dedication, enthusiastic spirit, and loyal support, the Albany High School Annual Staff dedicates the 1981 Thronateeska to Mrs. Nancy Garrison.In her fourth year as an English teacher at Albany High, Mrs. Garrison is the English Department Chairman, sponsor of the Scribe and co-sponsor of the Beta Club. She is a graduate of Albany High School and Georgia Southwestern University. Mrs. Garrison is an active participant in school activities as well as an interesting and informative teacher, whom we all appreciate.