Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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the Tribe Everyday wr as teenagers are challenged by ideas and beliefs of which wo arc not sure of and of which we lack understanding. Most of us question these ideas and try to set our own values which wc believe arc right. I have found something this year that I believe in and that is Albany High School. You can not believe in a building, so I must believe in the people in it. There is a feeling among the students of Albany High that I wish could be felt everywhere. It is a feeling of belonging, of needing, of hoping, of understanding, and of loving, all put together in one. We each come to school needing something whether we know it or not, and somehow Albany High answers our needs. Each of us will remember something special about this year. I shall remember serving as vice-president of the best student body anywhere. Thank you. — I- K 1 MORGAN. Vice-President of the Student Body 23

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Leaders of The value of youth lies not so much in its vitality, as in its idealism, its desire to mold life into something worthwhile. It lies not so much in youth casting an eye toward that which has yet to be done. As we review the memories, the unspoken thoughts of the year past, perhaps it would be wise to consider such things. Let us, in so doing, try to find some meaning to life deeper than the classes, the movies, the parties that took up so much of our time. Perhaps by glancing at ourselves in the mirror” this annual affords us, we may be better enlightened as to precisely what it is we’re seeking. Peace, 22 LARRY MITCHELL. President of the Student Body

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