Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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 THRONA- TEESKA DEDICATION To one who has shown an interest in the future of each student. . . To one Who has exemplified the virtues that in our generation often seem obsolete . . . To one whose sense of humor serves us all well in trying moments . . . To one whose high standards and expectations are never lowered to conform with current modes To one whose contributions to Albany High School could never be repaid. . « To you, MISS MARY HUDSON, the annual staff dedicates the 1977 Thronateeska, V. J is

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I “Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is.’’ These past three years seemed to have slipped by unnoticed! They have been filled with times of pleasure, success, disappointment, and failure; yet, we all have somehow managed to change from the naive sophomores who entered these doors in 1974 to sagacious seniors of 1977, ready to seek our fortunes in this world. We have spent a countless number of hours working to insure that you would receive a yearbook that would help you to recall the times, good and bad, of the school year 1976-77. The annual staff is extremely proud of this year’s publication. We would like to express our thanks to our many supporters. We thank the annual staff for their diligence and tenacity. We greatly appreciate the support of the administration and the teachers who have so graciously allowed us to miss classes to work on the annual. We thank each business and organization for showing their support for our school by purchasing advertisements. Because we were a new and inexperienced staff, we owe a great deal to our publishing company representative, Glenn Williams. Finally, we must thank our sponsors, Mrs. Stripling and Miss Hogg for their loving guidance and patience. 19