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

Page 15 text:

.ii MARVIN BLACK :Red Black-I-le should have that school spirit, Star reporter and a dependable worker. ADELINE Boon-I Have you heard her latest? If not youll Find it in the exchange column of the Hi- Echo. uiet humor d - scribes her best, RUBY Box Shorthand speed queen- She's going some if she can write as fast as she talks, SARA BROTHERS Thinker-upper of all these cracks but we like her just the same. SARA BRowN Of all the girls that are so smart, there's none like pretty Sally. MORGAN BUNCH Bright blue eyes and a con- tagious laugh are his. -- ..J...,L4.a..I..u.-.nan 'P 's 'f ' GLADYS BLANCHARD sense of humor wed all ike to have. Has she told you about her dog Napo- eon? AINIES Bowtss Hope you didn t miss him in our pl1y 'Growing Pains. 'Q BILLY BRIDGES The perfect attitude-de- pendable and earnest. MILDRED BROWN A reading machine, always wound up and always going. Z-' ANNETTE BUCK Revenge is sweet! Which means she's responsible for those faculty gags. EUGENiA CADE BUTLER Her dancing ability is only surpassed by her pleasing personality. ANNISTGN HIGH SCHOOL x - ,,-...,..-......,.s.,.T.,... 9 ,A V, 4. ,, ...,,,. ,J 6 W. ' ' ' ' - as Q A ' :gs -.-.It

Page 14 text:

SENIOR OFFICERS 43' JOE KING ALEX SAWYER MARTHA H. CLEVELAND DOT DAVIS President Vive-Presidenl Sefrelary Tffdfufff S E N I O R C L A S S ' FRANCES ALDRICH A fun-loving gal from way Jack-sunny as they make 'em. MINNIE ALLISON Sings to you with her voice and her eyes, HAROLD BAKER Shy, retiring, and a magi- THEHG '4 71,64 U U 1 MARY ALLEN Brilliant in everything, An all-arouncl girl. PARKER ANDERSON A dignified senior and stoogie -what does that malice him? RUDOLPI-I BAILEY A true Southern gentleman --pardon his Southern c Cehf. RGLASSOF 9 sf' YW '

Page 16 text:

11 . E NADINE CAMPBELL A real worker with a sweet appealing manner. RUTH CHRISTXAN HA x ure. JEWELL CCCHRAN No bigger than a minuteg a swell sense of humor. WALKER COLLINS Plays the trumpet in the band. That must be the noise we hear. BOBBIE DAVIS Any girl would envy her dimples and her winning ways. RUTH DEASON Tlxere's many a brain under that strawberry top! THEH vitty woman is a treas- Z OURGLA f cf, s ,-f.:w '4 , V . M V- 3 , , .,.,,,. V' LILLIAN FRANCES CAUDLE ur book critic-and nc! l'Gone With the Wind', either. MARTHA H. CLEVELAND Ye editor of our own Hi- Echo is ready to go places and do things. ANN COLE Our most sophisticated sen- ior, bet she didn't feel very sophisticated het first riding lesson. JAMES COOPER Swish-Another goal. A brainy basketball player with eyes in the back of his head. Dolzon-n' DAvis She's got everything-style, smile, class and clothes. iw-U Am' WELL DURDEN The teachers will miss being able to look down and see one person studying second period. SSOF