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

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wr ii i SE :OR CLASS JACK Tun iz Always talking a usually funny. JEANNE WALKER Our Jenny Lind with spark- ling brown eyes. MARY NELL WATSON Always in the middle of a jolly crowd. KENNETH WELLS The kind of boy you know will be successful at any- thing he tries. ROBERT WINKLE Bob can dish out ice cream and we don' know what all iy else. 9. J N1AIzJo1zIE WOODRUFF A songstress, actress, and home economist, How does she do it? ROBERT WAKEFIELD A great football player-his line has a kick in it! ROBERT WARNOCK Snap! - there goes Bob again. A picture taking wizard and a class leader. JV' HUGI-I WEBB Ask Hugh who he thinks starts wars. But make your- self comfortable while he tells you. ELFORD WHITE Let's hope he never rides in the wrong end of that big white ambulance! MARY WISE Truly wise.', Behind that quiet voice is an amazing amount of knowledge. CECIL YOUNG In case you haven't recog- nized it, the face behind the trombone in the German Band is Cy's. ANNISTON HIGH SCHOOL

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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

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s. If sw i w-N' b1'iQrXft.m y Wig, Uk kk X 5- tx k iw. J NIOR CLASS K Q 0 F FIC E R S Left to right' Secretary-Treasurer LAI M GEORGE LEYDEN Vice-President , Tom CLEVELAND President RAYMOND CLARKE The three-ring circus of the Junior Class started off with some loud and fancy band music. We certainly are represented in the A. H. S. Band. Raymond Clarke was ringmaster in rhe big ring with George Leyden and Tom Cleveland in the other two. The barking for the Big Show was done by Lalee Willett and Vivierte Stockman, cheer leaders for the football games-and did we have the crowds pouring in. We had some swell acrobats in the athletic line, fdon't rake that as a slam, boysl. And, of course, we had our share of beautiful girls and clowning boys. This circus is one that is run on a paying basis, on account of the in- telligent members of the troupe. Of course, we had our trials with the big animals-trou- bles, to you-but we've still gone-- On with the showlv So goodby and don,t get et up by a tiger. Cookie P. S. You'd better buy your ticket now to see the great show we're putting on next vear-and get a reserved seat! THE!-IOURGLASSOF 20 N