Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

Page 16 text:

Editor’s Message We are at the end of the school year, 1964-65. For some of us it is the end of high school. Looking back, we see a year filled with our search for knowledge, for skill, for truth, and for reason. This is not all; looking back we also hear joyous laughter and thundering cheers and murmuring voices of classmates. We feel again the rain that fell at the Albany-Northside football game — and the weight of a senior ring — and that load of books that we always carried. Ringing in our ears is CA+H2 S04, Alia iacta est”, Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow , the diagonals of a rectangle are equal , and Albany 21—Valdosta 14!! All has not been success; there have been tears, but we have tried to do our best, winning or losing. Our inspiration has been our teachers, our principals, and our friends. Out of this sharing of thoughts and action has grown the ever-widening spirit of AHS. This spirit cannot be reduced to paper and ink, but it is my hope that these pages of the 1965 Thronateeska will be your reservoir of memories, a w'ell-spring of the spirit of Albany High School. Karen Hinson, Editor-in-chief

Page 15 text:

MRS. R. L. BASS The Thronateeska Staff of 1964-65 is proud to dedicate this book of memories to Mrs. R. L. Bass, who has given so much of herself to Albany High School. Mrs. Bass, prior to her employment at A.H.S., served as assistant dietician at Isabella Elementary School. She has served as head dietician at A.H.S. from its first year in this school plant eleven years ago. Mr. Mac” has often been heard to say, She’s the only one we’ve ever had, and we don’t ever want another one”. She not only accomplishes her job with skill and efficiency, but she endears herself to all the students with her warm and cheerful presence in the cafeteria. So, we thank you Mrs. Bass, for all you have done at A.H.S. 11

Page 17 text:

Student Body Leaders Bubba is one of the finest boosters of school spirit at Albany High School. He is ready and willing to do any task, large or small, to help the administration, faculty, and students. Being elected president of the student body has only given Bubba additional fields in which to serve his school. Bubba Cagle, President Darryl transferred to Albany High School at the beginning of his sophomore year. Since then he has achieved an outstanding record. He was greatly honored by being elected vice-president of the student body. Darryl is an outstanding supporter of all school activities at A.H.S. and a great aid to Bubba in his many duties.