Albany High School - Comet / Winnetkan Yearbook (Albany, WI)

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Ql Gathering incidents, memories, and reflections of school life, and putting them together in a book is a challenging and exciting experience. The ”74 Comet was one such experience. A few of the aspects of putting together this yearbook were the taking of pictures, the writing of copy, and the meeting of deadlines. Making decisions together, using new ideas, and working with a staff as a whole group were a few of the harder aspects involved. Special thanks go to Holgeson's Studio, Miss Bonnie Tollaek. Mr. Terry Astin. Miss Jennie SVohdra (our ad visor), and Mr. Tom McCauley for the long hours sfK»nt in making this Uwik complete. One year’s activities and memories have been summed up in the 71 Comet. Peace is not needing to know what will happen next; and in this yearbook you never could tell what might happen next. As you page through the hook now. and in later years, we hope you will see yourself reflected in some wuv. Best of Luck to the 1975 annual .staff. Sincerely. The 1973-71 Editors 15

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SENIOR OFFICERS LINDA: Advice to Underclassmen Whatever you do, don’t drop out of school during your Senior year. After going through three years, you might as well stick it out for a fourth. Be active in school activities.” MARGARET: Advice to Underclassmen Belong to only as many extra curricular activities that you feel you can participate fully in. Hold your chin up and smile, things aren't as had as they may seem. RUSS: Advice ti Underclassmen Don’t let the tough times gel you down. Stand by your beliefs, and don’t let others run your lives. As important as it is to stick it out through the had times, remember, don’t let the good times pass you by. J7