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Albany High School (Georgia)

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Albany High School is a high school located in Albany, Georgia. It is a part of the Dougherty County School System.

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Albany High School (2002)

History

Albany High School was established in 1886. It was the first high school established in Dougherty County. The photo to the right is Albany High's current building.

1916 - 1925

In 1916, Albany High School, a ten room class room building with two bicycle racks, was built on the southwest corner of Monroe Street and Society Avenue. It remained AHS until 1925. In 1926, the high school on Monroe Street became McIntosh School and served for almost 50 years. It was named for Mr. H.M. McIntosh, former Editor of The Albany Herald. Grades 4 - 6 were taught there. Miss Toy Spence was the Principal.

1926 - 1954

The new Albany High School opened in 1925 at 1000 N. Jefferson Street. Mr. J.O. Allen was Principal. The south end of the school was for boys and the north end was for girls! There was no lunchroom. The first Librarian was Mrs. Mabel White Hogue. The Indian was first mentioned in the 1925 Thronateeska. Thronateeska, the Indian name for the Flint River, means "giving forth" in the Creek Indian language. The Student Council was started in 1926-27 with Stephen Hofmayer as President.

1955 - Present

When the doors opened at the third new Albany High School on Residence Avenue, the Class of 1955 proudly assumed the role of the first Senior Class. Mr. J.J. Cordell was Superintendent of Education, Mr. J.O. Allen was Superintendent Emeritus, and Mr. H.E. (Mr. Mac) McNabb was Principal. In addition to Mr. Cordell, Ed Martin, J.P Champion, Jr., E.H. Kalmon, Jos. S. Rosenberg, H. Holcombe Perry, Jim Porter Watkins and Louis Peacock served on the Dougherty County Board of Education. Dennis and Dennis were Architects, Richard V, Richard, Associate, and S.J. Curry of S. J. Curry and Company was General Contractor. The 1955 Thronateeska Editor-in-Chief was Claire Wooddy. The Annual was dedicated to Mrs. Helen Myers Long, and to the memory of Lansing Burrows Mays. Emory Lewis was Student Body President. Sara Cordell and Jimmy Phillips were selected by faculty vote to be the recipients of the Kiwanis Award and the McIntosh Award, the highest awards attainable at Albany High School.

Current Staff

These staff listings are as of the 2004-2005 school year.

Administration

Dr. Gary G. Dorough, Principal

Ms. Sheila Marshall, Vice Principal

Mr. Chris Wood, Vice Principal

Faculty & Staff

Vera Abd'al-Aguil, Paraprofessional

Patty Akers, Director of Guidance

Betty Archer, Guidance Secretary

Sonya Bateman, English/Social Studies

Pamela Bell, Exceptional Students

Susan Braunschweiger, Social Studies/Math

Betsy Bridger, Art

Kathy Brizendine, French/Japanese

Patricia Brown, CVAE Coordinator

Walter Burgess, Marketing Education Coordinator

Cathie Chandler, Business Education

Archie Chatmon, Teacher Therapist

Jake Chitty, Teacher Therapist

Rhonda Cobb, Reading/English

Virginia Coleman, Science

Bill Culbreth, Guidance Counselor

Glenn Davis, ISS Coordinator

Kay Doggett, Social Studies

Carl Dukes, Science

Linda Franklin, Secretary

Jamie Fredrickson, Computer Applications

Donna Gaines, Math

Nancy Gay, Science

Elli Gillum, Media Specialist

Steve Golden, Social Studies

Terron Hayes, SRO

Pamela Heard, English

Shirley Henry, JGG Coordinator

Kristy Hertzog, Science

Nona Hill, Paraprofessional

Erlinda Holden, Dietician

Cleatus Hopkins, Personal Fitness

Scott Horton, Athletic Director

Louise Howell, Library Secretary

Michael Jackson, Paraprofessional

Kimberly Johnson, Spanish

Tammy Johnson, Attendance Clerk

Evelyn Jones, English/Journalism/Yearbook

Shelly Jones, Math

Henry Lewis, Head Custodian

Roger Long, Paraprofessional/Exceptional Students

Ruthie Mayhew, Secretary

Brian McCorkle, Social Studies

Victoria McKinney, Orchestra

Debbie McNease, Paraprofessional

Wayne McNease, DCT Coordinator/Vocational Supervisor

Doris Milledge, Exceptional Students

Karin Milner, Math

Florence Mitchell, Science

Jimmy Mullins, Paraprofessional

Ruth Natoli, Spanish

Tonya Nelson, English/Math

Kate Noble, Science

Kimberly Owen, ESOL

Maureen Pate, Social Studies

Kaye Payton, Exceptional Students

Mary Peak, Paraprofessional

Ree Pearson, Guidance Counselor

Michael Reliford, Exceptional Students

Alexander Reshetnichenko, Orchestra

Joy Robinson, Secretary

Linda Rodgers, Vocational Education

Tom Rosati, Health/Physical Education/Drivers Education

Carolyn Rouse, Exceptional Students

Kathy Russell, Math

Linda Sailers, Math/Science

Thomas Searles, English

Leigh Shepherd, English

Connie Shorter, Paraprofessional

Annie Smith, Paraprofessional

Joyce Smith, Math

Tommy Stephenson, Drivers Education Coordinator

Candenisa Stewart, Health/Physical Education

Carene Talley, Business Education

Elaine Thomas, Bookkeeper

Bonny Towles, Social Studies

Anita Tunstall, English

Gwendolyn Ward, Paraprofessional

Kathy Webb, Consumer Science

Brenda Williams, Exceptional Students

Felton Williams, Exceptional Students

Miriam Young, Paraprofessional