Hamilton High School - Agi H Eco Yearbook (Hamilton, AL)

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CTIUITIE As a resulT of years of coaxing from sponsors, HamilTon acTiviTes finally wenT beyond The sTaTe of dormancy They had remained in for years. For The firsT Time, organizaTions began To persevere goals ThaT would have, in years passed, never been ThoughT of. The school pubIicaTions suddenly changed as They dropped The TradiTionals and advanced To maTure and professional maferial. The at . , MQ., . T 'is x Y' ' Through a seo of sfraw and cardboard, Jenny Rollins sorTs glass Tumblers ThaT were sold by The Junior class, Tumbler sales was only one of The many fund raising evenTs for The prom. LAK Sefflhg The shof calls for paTience and originaliTy as Darrell Prifchard of Dee's Phofography makes models of Jeff Nobles and Lisa Aluia for The fash- ion pages of The Agi-H-Eco. deparTmenTal clubs, such as FBLA, FFA, YETA and The newly formed Science Club, planned for vicTory in compeTiTion and Tried To raise funds for educaTional Trips. The marching band made considerable progress in half Time shows and for The firsT Time parTicipaTed in a conTesT in which iT received four Trophies. Thus, acTiviTes became someThing in which every sTudenT could Take pride. Overshadowed by Held iighfs, Tim Palmer per- forms aT The Aggie foofball half-Times. He and his T44 fellow band sTudenTs received many com- plimenfs for Their work on The field. Tnememcriviiies 5