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

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if! - ,f KJ, fy 44? ff ,E J f-W 8.16 X X lt L, g.,-Q Milk 'cam Kilim: The Annual Statt wishes to present to you, tellow students, this I943 HOUR GLASS. lt has been our desire, aim, and endeavor to publish an interesting book and to build a memorial, not tor the present but tor the tuture-one that will recall the associations, happy hours, activities, and the proud achievements ot the students and our school in this time ot turmoil and war. We hope this record ot school lite will be a cherished possession ot all the students, especially the ones who are leaving school lite to take their places in our national defense. It has not been an easy task to publish an Annual this year. The war caused con- siderable ditticulty and delay in securing the raw material necessary tor the produc- tion. The Statt has done its best with the obtainable materials, and we hope you are not disappointed in the result. To the student body and faculty, we express our sin- cere appreciation tor the excellent cooperation in making this book possible. 6

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Ail's quiet on the eastern 'Fron'c. Up and up we go, forever Glory waves forever. climbing upward. See you .HW , 'M The Band's War Bond Parade E

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CJ tml l.l'L ll QE!! L44 ZZTLZILDZ zmlw,l.f l K Q yyxffdwgfyf Z-'grew ,- 9 Wh in MW u r ilwfifr With the greatest pride and sincerest appreciation, we, tlwe Class ot Nineteen l-lundred and Forty-ttiree, do lwerelay dedicate tlriis 24th volume ot the HOUR GLASS to Miss Lucille Fuller for lwer splendid cooperation in her first year as our sponsor. 7