Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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Head Chiefs I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the entire student body and administration for making this year the most meaningful school year in my life. The short time we spent together this year was one of learning, growing, understanding, and helping ourselves and others. We as teenagers are asked to take on responsibilities greater than those of any generation before us. I feel that being at Albany High this year has enabled each one of us to accept these responsibilities as mature men and women. J. TOM MORGAN President Whether or not we remember the past year is up to us individually. To many of us, the year was full of meaningful events which had definite influences on our lives. To others, the year was an uneventful period which served as hardly more than a passage of time. Those that feel the year was beneficial can look back and pick out any of a number of happenings as reasons, while those unmoved by the nine months spent here can at least say it served as a valuable experience. RICHARD GARNER 9 Vice-President

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O ater ol’ school, sol that we love in honor we’ll hold a Mater dear, we you revere, boast of the brave and the bold fcivery heart beats true One and all we’re for you and Our memory we e’er shalLbless; For should Auld Acquaintance” Be forgot, Here’s to you dear old AHS.

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I'lir times are a changing.” We at Albany High have either felt that change or been a part of it. Some of us have met the events of the year with indifference, but most have participated enthusiastically. Whatever your response has been the year holds memories. For the graduating class of '73 this year represents the final attainment of a goal. We worked for twelve years to reach this goal. For a few of us we’ve come through school with the same people. The inevitable separation that comes with graduation pulls each of us a different way. Hopefully this book will renew in us the feeling of involvement with our friends and school. The junior class is usually the work-horse of the school. Their talents and leadership are beginning to unfold, preparing them to take over next year. As they look through the annual, may they relive their pleasant memories and find inspiration for the coming year. High school is a fresh, new experience for sophomores, as they adjust to fewer restrictions and more responsibility. For them I hope the annual will capture the excitement of their lirst year. Whatever this year has meant to you. 1 hope you ran look aTrhi.4 book and review your dearest memories. k Editor