Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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20 School Officers —1977 Fellow Indians, another school year is almost at its end, and I'm sure that there have been good times and bad times for all of us. Classes, tests, demerits, pep rallies, detention hall, dances, assemblies, games, or a simple chat with a friend under a pine have all been part of our experiences here. Many will say that their high school days were the most enjoyable and rewarding ones of their lives, while others will look upon them with disdain and contempt. But no matter what the case, each of us made them what we wished to be. Some of us will call our high school years the restless years; some will call them the formative years; and some will call them the impatient years. But no matter what the case, my high school career has been an experience I'm glad I had. 7’jnM tv Mike Moultrie President

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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

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This year has been a special year to me and I know other people feel the same. It has brought many good times. In the fall, there was the Homecoming game and in the winter, there was the snow. I am proud of serving as Vice-President this year; it has meant a lot to me. As we each go our separate ways, I am sure you and I will always remember our days at Albany High School in a very special way. Cindy Lawson Vice President Margie Dent Secretary-T reasurer This school year has been a fantastic experience for me. I have truly learned the meaning of responsibility. One has to get the feeling that they have achieved something during their high school education and this is the year in which the feeling came to me. I will sincerely hate to see this school year come to an end but, as we all know, it must. I can say that I am very proud to have been a part of the Albany High student body and I hope that each of you is proud also. 21