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

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me Q..L',..1. 'L -- ..J. ' 'aeilin-lush. 'Pi' .SENIOR cLAss LAKE EDWARDS He is the very pineapple of politeness. I I A A Jo FRAZIER She's got that true Southern spirit. Her friendliness can't be beat. MARGARET CECIL GAINES One of our school beauties -but the phrase beautiful but dumb wasn't macle for her. I GOLDEN GRAY Another successful petticoat president. Have you ever seen her blush? VESTA HARMON Better late than never, she EJ UMW! says. Another Robert Taylor votes the student body. J A Ti'i3?Fi3f1'f?i f 7 1 K J f . Q,.,,, ,fs 4 jf f 1, 1 ,A Q j i V f . Q 'Sn ' 'i 314 .115 ' 1 'ae G . , Dv K' 's GRACE ELLENBURG Still waters run deep U 99 MILDRED FRIES Quiet as a mouse, with a most becoming blush and lots of sense Louise GEIER The expression peaches a cream was just made for Louise's complexion. LAWRENCE GRAY One of our drum majors. A popular soda-jerlcer is a swell advertisement for any drug store. ANNYCE I-IENDRICKS Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. PATRICIA HOPKINS Sci'umbunctious. Has she ever tried this one on you? ANNISTON HIGH SCHOOL

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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

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SENIOR CLASS. SARA JENKINS Noted for her neatness4 fastidious in every respect. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON A iesson in Charfn and 3 musical genius. FRANKLIN JOHNSON Actor, stage-hand, scenery builder-he,s the apple of Mr. Neely's eye. MACFADDEN JONES Alias Einstein,', our phys' ics genius. XVe think he in- vented the theory of rela- tivity. HOWARD KEY Bulletin boards, shelves, zinc cuts?-he wins the approval of all the teachers with his mechanical marvels. EVELYN Kmcus Wfithdrawn. THEH X'- 11- DOROTHY Jonson Does she have rhythm! A bundle of sweetness with dancing feet. FRANCES JOHNSON The Spanish type, well-lilced by all and shines in gym. Lois JONES Completely unique, our only xylophonist. Not hard to loolc at either. FLORA LEE KENNEDY just plain cute and a wine ning smile. JOE KING Class president, basketball star, sunny disposition, in short, all the honors in one suit. Rox' KNIGHT A handsome knight -nm ble in all his deeds. See our Sports Section if you doubt it. OURGLASSOF -.--I-F