Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENTS 1927- Stephen P. Hofmayer 1928- Julian Gortatowsky 1929- Heien Hall 1930- Donald Wakeford 1931- -Hugh Hudson 1932- Emma Neal Land 1933- Ray Mock 1934- Betty Mock 1935- Harry Davis 1936- Julia Kalmon 1937- Charlie Davis 1938- Marcia Davis 1939- William Stephens 1940- Mary Hunter 1941- Hugh Mills 1942- Mary Aultman 1943- Sammy Lippitt 1944- Evelyn Stanton 1945- Alien McCowen 1946- Hulda Jones 1947- Morgan Murphy 1948- Marion Brimberry 1949- Jimmy McDowell 1950- Vann Whaley 1951- Tommy Coleman 1952- Barbara Lipsey 1953- Harold Dean Cook 1954- Jo Wright 1955- Emory Lewis 1956- Fred Sumter 1957- Ruth Sasser 1958- Ed Jordan 1959- Judy Tomme 1960- Margaret Wilson 1961- Virginia Durham 1962- Nicky Grayson 1963- James Benson 1964- Hugh Westberry 1965- Bubba Cagle 1966- Billy Grist 1967- Tommy Aldridge 1968- Peter Merts 1969- Randy Hier 1970- Carl Wilkerson 1971- Celeste Anderson 1972- Larry Mitchell 1973- J. Tom Morgan 1974- Richard Garner 1975- Donna Morris 1976- Alan Shor 1977- Mike Moultrie 1978- Jeff Lukens 1979- Cheryl Gamble 1980- Carlos Cody 1981- Ralph McDaniel 1982- Paul Ladd 1983- David Golden 1984- Arthur Povlot 1985- Ralph Shields 1986- Nathaniel Jones 24 History Pep Club-1971-72

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Hollis Stanford, Harold McNabb, and Paul Robertson discuss education. Mr. Mac shows Indian spirit. Jackie Bierman assists Mr. Mac. .E. McNabb replaced B. D. Lee as principal of Albany High School in the 1947-48 school year. Paul Robertson succeeded McNabb as principal of Albany Junior High. Mr. McNabb remained at Albany High School until 1970. From 1962-1970 he served as both principal of Albany High and Director of High Schools. He served as Director of High Schools in 1070-1071 In 1951, the city school system and the county school system were merged through a legislative act forming the present Dougherty County School System. When the two systems were combined, R. H. Warren, III was county school superintendent. Mr. J. J. Cordell, Superintendent of the City School System at that time, served as the superintendent of the combined systems. This legislative act specified that the Board of Education of Dougherty County should consist of seven members who at the time of their appointments had been bona fide residents of Dougherty County for at least four years. Two members were to be appointed by the Board of City Commissioners of the City of Albany; two members to be appointed by the Board of County Commissioners of Dougherty County; two members by the Grand Jury of Dougherty County; and the six members appointed as aforesaid were to elect a seventh member by a majority vote. History 23

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Region 1-AAA Basketball Champions--1971-72 Pep Rally-1978-79 Elaine Hardy. First Miss Thronateeska. 1975 m hen the Albany High School building on North Jefferson became inadequate for its large number of students, plans were made for a new building to be erected at 801 Residence Avenue. When this building was completed in 1954, the seventh and eighth grades were moved from the original junior high building on Society Street to the old high school building on North Jefferson Street, which became Albany Junior High. The original junior high building on Society Avenue became McIntosh Elementary School, as the old McIntosh Elementary School building had been torn down. This building which had been torn down was the original Albany High School built in 1908. After four years, all of the seventh grades were moved back to what had been the first junior high building, which now became McIntosh Junior High. The first principal of this school was Lonnie Holloway. Previous to the 1960’s, the schools in Albany were segregated. Albany High School was integrated during the 1964-1965 school year. Six black girls joined the senior class in the fall of 1964. History 25