Anniston High School - Hour Glass Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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SENIQR ci.Ass FRANK Pope A package of greased light- ning on the gridiron. WALTER RANKIN My only books Were women's looks. JXMMY REYNOLDS We all got a thrill on Fri- day nights watching Jimmy punish that pigskin. Jos RUFFIN Our Hour Glass camera man. Dubbed public ene- my No. 1 by the teachers for that reason. BRENTON SMITH Our chemistry student. just ask him what H25 is. SARA SMITH A jolly girl with a vivid per- sonality. Her wavy locks are the envy of all. ANNIST ti, .. 1: F 154 fag' ri or 1 ,-'-Aa I , s 1-4: .f , J f .. k ' tt -. , V I. ff! , U 4 ,Ji 1 I , I , Ly., , , , .l o VIRGINIA RAINWATER Has the distinction of being one of the guardians of the who's-at-wheren book. joe RASPBERRY Tall, blonde, and a hand- some athlete. CYNTHIA ROBINSON Originality is the keynote of her charm. It shows in her merry brown eyes. ALEX SAWYER Three cheers for the per- sonality man . He's good behind a candid camera, too. CATHERINE SMITH Withdraxvn. RUTH SNOW The only person we know who can set her tongue go- ing and then go off and leave it. ON HIGH SCI-IDOL 17 I I I. .JN f

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CJ N N Tr l 5 l I fl NJ. X SENIOR CLXQYAS JOE NUNNELLY Sleepy joe -His clrawl is the envy of these would-be Southern girls. ROBERT ORRISON Known to all as Curly. Where clicl he get that name? l MARGARET OWENS Tops at lots of things in- cluding poetry and theme writing. ALLENE PENNlNGToN An athlete with pretty hair ---wielcls a mean paint brush. HUBERT PHILLIPS A paper carrier that gets around. CARTER POLAND soapy is not only our most brilliant boy but also ll real basket ballet. Tl-lEl-I MARY LIVER smile will warm any- one's heart. EMILY OWEN Her beauty and winning nature make her attractive. Her talent and perseverance .V will make her successful. WESLEY PALMES Thar harmony you heard third period was Wesley and his partners in crime. .lag PERSELL All merchants groan when jack comes in. He's a Hi- Echo acl-getterf' FRANCES PIPPIN A pip in everything. QA pun, my word., CLINTON POPE A grand alternate football captain, he took up where Jimmy left off. SSDI: MA... . ,AL L, - ' AQ. 1' I,,eJ,.5, f li , I . ' X .... , I Y i --4 - 4 ' M -' F M 5 ' ' ,, WW' MLK

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1 SENIOR CLASS DELA SPARKS She's tried to bury her light under a bushel, but we've known it was there just the Safrle. NIARK SPEIDEL A Yankee in our midst, but he,s made a place in South- ern hearts. CARLETON STERNE Our child prodigy. In her class it's impossible to make an A. PAUL STONEY A good-looking bass. Wfho woulcln't lilce to have Paul serenade her? GUY TAYLOR Another Rubinoff,,. I-Ie's carried off lots of honors with his violin. CAROLYN THAGARD Expresses her artistic nature equally well in music, writ- ing, and poster work. TI-IE!-I Qt as ya 1 A N J A N HELEN SPARKS President of the Hobby Club, she combines brains and a talent for domesticity. REBECCA STANLEY Bubbling over with fun- she adds to any gathering. MARY STERNE A 'versatile girl-actor and writer-with lots of person- ality. Believe it or not, she was Dorothy Kix! FRANCES STOVALL A blonde you love to look at. You could learn a lot from her, too. INEZ TERRY One red-head with a sweet disposition. WILLIAM THORNTON Merchanfs pet annoyance but he brought in ads for our Hi-Echo. OURGLASSOF .1 EW I ...imf If -,-A, . :M V+ , . f- i ----W at-V f- ---W