Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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A friendly smile and a pleasant voice calling your name as you pass the office, and you know at once who it is. Mr. Pierce, the assistant principal of our school, has made it a practice to remember everyone's name and at The same time carry out his numerous duties. He is always ready To help any student with his problem and, as evi- dence of that fact, his office is almost al- ways filled with students. w,,,av..-1' l- lviiss THELMA PLANT, Dean of Girls ,ff ...N ..-. 'Nc be 4' . N., ,, ' fm, a ,X f ' ve- T . r nl J' 5 PT. V- l g If I' T ,,, MR. GRAYDON PIERCE, Assistant Principal Girls, do you have a problem? If so, you will find a cure in The office of Miss Thel- ma Plant. Miss Plant, Dean of Girls, delights in handling any of The problems The girls encounter, both personal and scholastic. Most important, she helps Them adiust to life at Al-l.S.

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, .:g . A ' 35 0 Q B I would like to express my appreciation to you students vvho have contributed wholeheartedly to a suc- cessful school year for Albany I-Iigh, and to express my personal appreciation to the sponsors of the annual, Mr. Howell and Mrs. Futch, and to all members of the annual staff vvho worked so hard to give us this publication. It is something vve can be proud of, something to keep and treasure for the rest of our lives and I knovv that you students share vvith me this feeling of appreciation to these people. I cannot overlook this opportunity to remind you students of vvhat the people of Albany and the Board of Education have done to provide the building and the facilities and the staff to enable you students to achieve up to the limit of your ability. We feel that vve have the offerings, ample guidance services and professionally trained staff which make it possible for you to prepare yourselves for future vvork and pleasure. I also vvant to commend the large majority of you vvho accepted the personal challenge to utilize your ability to the utmost. I also vvant to remind you that education is a personal thing and none of the above mentioned people or things vvill help you become better educated unless you yourself are vvilling to pay the price through hard vvorlf, cooperation and the individual development of a desire to achieve. Our teachers will furnish you the opportunity, stimulation, encouragement and guidance but beyond that it is up to you. I am proud of you students and the vvork you have done, and I am glad that vve have this annual which will contain the pictorial records of your friends, activities, etc., vvhiclt you vvill refer to many times with pleasure in future years. JL!

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MRS. FLORINE LESUEUR Z5 ,ibn defy l fl '1f '.'-'1.5'zi flu my X XXX ff ii 055646 Who kept the Wheels turning in every office at A.H.S.? That hardworking but pleasant and friendly corps of secretaries and clerks. The school couldn't have operated without them! itllhl i , A gr , 1 ' fl' fm, . , A i. r I. , . S V X c -. H-'E'-az! MRS. H. E. BARNHOUSE AADC I I1 r'Ah1-rn