Talladega High School - Tallala Yearbook (Talladega, AL)

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Staff lt's been a short year, and time seems to be going so fast. Everyone seems so different in mood, opinion, beliefs, and manner, and we pass by each other only briefly at school. Ihope sincerely that this annual can be something special to everyone this year and become a small part of making all students at THS feel a bond to every other student and help to make this student body one. Linda Bishop This will be a year that I shall never forget. Ihave learned so many things from being with and talking to people It seems that my problems appear confused when lhear other people's problems. Through our struggle to become united. lhope this annual will be an influence toward striving for peace and love for one another at T, H, S, J im Stewart Editor

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In an effort to present the students of THS as dimensional creatures with more than physical features and locker numbers, this year's staff has encountered a great challenge. With li.mited activities outside of the classroom, there was a need to probe beyond the classroom and into the student's inner self. To portray the total person is not an easy task in either words or pictures. Our sincerest thanks and praises go to Van Blankenship for his excellent photography and accessibility. Our sponsor, Mr. Brooks, and those staff members who gave of their time and energies to produce this Tallala. Mr. Brooks, known as the Tallala sponsor has been more than this title suggests. He has found it in himself to be patient and understanding amidst the turmoil of putting an annual together. The Tallala staff would like to express their gratitude to this man and their regrets for the gray hairs he finds on his head as a result of his experiences with us. Tallala Annual Staff

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