Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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ffice Personnel Mrs. Florine LeSueur, Secretary Ibn Checking the records and require- ments of students for graduation, scheduling, leveling loads, writing letters . . . these and many other duties are handled by our efficient office personnel. fi 6 1 -'ik cgpif' ,1':'0fq'xQ.XQixx tx Q n! , XY rx xi On 0 '9l:,:'5 s '39 ml' Q X X xx 4- X xx 0 .wal ng , N, Q, if A n 'N l I .'Xr'- -. firfwwi-iii: .'2'9'a 1:22-x rf. ,sa-Ste 00.0.8 5 yyg 0,4 ' 'yy s1,,3g,'Ig. 2953 V38 '90 X' Jet-'O ' so . qs is 0, 9 'I 'B 'QA lfu. 9.nQ,g',. 5 90 hl Q ' S .-gtS?..L 'lg-w .N .QNJ A ----b s M Q! N E ' n df . Mrs. H. E. Barnhouse 1 Mrs. G. C, Carter x ' I e W fn ' 34- I f ., e .1409 X .,,l,- f XA VX ,lst I l .

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Dougherty Count Board of Education Our Board of Education is composed of men who give freely of their time, their talents, and themselves. This gift of service and spirit on their part which, in countless ways, builds the morale of our students and aids them in their quest for learning and good citizenship has meant throughout the years a greater Al- bany High School. ? J. S. ROSENBERG, President EZ FIRST ROW. left to right: Ernest Bond, Louis Peacock, J. S. Rosenberg, and George Joiner. SECOND ROW: Hollis Stanford. John P. Ventulet. and Herbert Haley.

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5254 , ' ',,,,, ' 5 4 gg, 5 ' f,.f,, ,f I X Assistant Princqaal It is with gratitude and affection that we express our appreciation to Mr. Graydon Pierce, our assistant principal. Although he is kept very busy in his office, he is considered a personal friend to each faculty member and student. For this we thank him with all our heart. Principal 'tHe knows all, sees all, hears allf' golden words of wisdom spoken many centuries ago, are still applicable in this modern age for our principal, Harold E. McNabb. ul-le knows all. Mr. lVIcNabb's knowledge of student activities seems unending. alle sees allf' Quick to notice infractions of school rules, Mr. McNabb has also proven him- self an accurate and fair judge of student character. ul-le hears allf' Mr. McNabb is the first to hear of all the triumphs and shortcomings of AHSers and while proud of the triumphs he copes fairly and squarely with the shortcomings. Mr. lVlclNlabb's job has not been an easy one, but in his fair consideration of student prob- lems, he has won the admiration of both the faculty and the students.