Albertville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Albertville, AL)

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Sandy Killian Secretary Principal Arthur Baugh As Seniors at Albertville High School you are part of an ending — the end of a crucial period in your lives. Woodrow Wilson once said, an education does not give you the answers, it tells you how to find the answers. Learning and absorbing knowledge is important to you regardless of what your goals are. You need to continue growing as individuals, and to do some really serious thinking. You should be preparing yourselves extremely well to become the future parents, teachers, and leaders of our world. It will soon be your legal and moral responsibility and you must be ready when that time comes. Evaluate your life at Albertville High and let your countenance glow with happiness and a thirst for knowledge, believing in yourself and others. Many of us fear the future because it is unknown. You wonder just what ties ahead for you. and if the hopes and dreams you now have will come true. Your futures look bright and secure. I feel that you wilt be a credit to us and to our hopes for you. 1 hope we have helped you find the answers you have been seeking and that your education has not been an empty experience. Good luck and best wishes to each of you. 51

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ADMINISTRATION Assistant Principal Tommy Lacks Mr. Lacks strives daily to provide motivation and experiences for students which will help them lead productive lives after graduation. As Director of Student Activities he encourages students to maintain prompt attendance, practice self-discipline, and take pride in their accomplishments. Through his dedication and leadership, Mr. Lacks greatly influences the shaping of the minds and character of all students at Albertville High School. Donna Sims Secretary 20

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John Garner Psychology Sociology Charles Amason Guidance Linda Baggett Sophomore English Judy Berry Sophomore English Humanities Stacy Goss Band Director Jerry Blanks American History, Economics Democracy