Albertville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Albertville, AL)

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CLASS OF 60 HISTORY In the first grade, we got off to a good start. You could tell by looking at us we would become greats. A few of the shining stars were picked as kings and queens of their rooms--Jean Brown and Alan Darden. Donald Joe Robinson and Gayle Plunkett, Margie Eller, and Patsy Williams, who's now Patsy Fuell. In the second grade, we continued on the road to greatness. From the booming start, we kept on climbing, sometimes struggling, up through the grades. We finally made it to the sixth grade and graduation to high school. In the seventh we had it made! We were in high school! Keeping on the glory road, we broke records going and coming. Some of these records we set were good, some bad. Naturally we'll be remembered for the good ones. Then, another milestone-we became freshmen! Now we were beginning to make our influence felt! In the tenth grade, a few of us mighty sophs made the Beta Club, an honor that didn't last too long for some. As juniors, we put on one of the best proms ever. Then-Seniors! That long-awaited year had arrived! We made it a good one. selling more magazines than any other class in the school's history. Also, our basketball team was 3rd in the State! In these and many other ways, we set records that will be hard to excel.

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Each student taking part in this annual represen vital part of the human assets of the communitiesin wh you live. Thus we encourage you to look toward and h faith in the future. Never has there been a need for grea service than now. From our simplest home to the grear institution there is a need for even greater service in helj ing our fellow man. This kind of service is the bonds i friendship. The friendship you have made at Albertvill Junior and Senior High School will be the bonds of happi ness to you and your community. Every teacher and myself would like to say. A part of us will live on and in you.M We hope your future is a very successful one. Principal's Messaae

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 ioarcf of C cfucat on LEON BROCK, Chairman; BEAMON LYON. CONRAD BLACK. COLVIN COX, WILLIE LEDBETTER, JIM CHILDRESS. These are the men who make the operation of our school function properly. Their duties are often unseen and untold. We, at A. H. S., offer our gratitude. cSc 200 7rus ees Left to right. SEATED: Ed Adams, Jim Thompson, W. J. Alverson, Beamon Lyon, Superintendent. STANDING: Fred A. Bishop. M. G. Couch.