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

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y . xxx sd? ibn MRS. BRUM MEL ' BARBARA HUDDLESTON HARRIETT MOHLMANN MARGARET SNODDY BETTY ADERHOLDT JoYcE WHATLEY IVIAN BARBARA LYBRAND JAMES TAYLOR NORMA JEAN HARRIS JIMMY GARRETT MARY WEIN JEAN GODWIN ToMMY CRAFT ANN HUTCHINSON IJEL0REs MILLER OFFICERS First Semester . . . VIVIAN KILILEBREW . . .. President RosE HOLLAND . . . Vice-President BARBARA HUDDLESTON . . Secretary Second Semester . . . MARILYN BRITTAIN . . . President HARRLETT MOHLMANN Vice-P'res1'rIe1zt BARBARA LYBRAND . . . Secretary MRS. BRUM MEL ....... Sponsor To be a member of the Honor Society is a great distinction. Twice a year there is an impressive candle light ceremony when the students are tapped for membership. To be eligible the students must rank in the first quarter of their class, must maintain a scholastic average of B, must have no unexcused absences and no tardies the six weeks prior to induction. They are then judged by the faculty on the qualifications of leadership, service, and character. Not more than fifteen per cent of the graduating class may obtain membership in the National Honor Society, the highest honor that may be awarded at Anniston High School. SPRING INDUCTION: Se11.iors: Kathryn Brown, Jane-Ed. rds, Sue Hebson, Barbara Scholz, Guy Smith, Margie Turner. . . . J'unim's: Bobby Bailey, Mary Catenqorma ,Baan Fordham jlVIary Gillam, Marie Griffin, Mary Frances Hamilton, Har- riett ubbard, Ra ght, Myra Ann Smith.

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ras? First rozr: Tommy Craft, Paul Alexander, Rogers Hollingsworth, Richard Little . . . Sm-mul wmv: Arvid Wahlquist, Ronald Crossley. Wayne Ward. Vernon Crossley, James Rouse, Dan Hensley, Miller Weatherly, Robert Pierce, Floyd Stroup . . . Thin! mum' Jimmy Reaves, Douglas Williams, Buddy White, Ronald Walker, Bobby Rust, Jimmy Garrett, John McGinnis, Sam McAneny, Henry Wingard, Buster Simpson . . . 1'l01ll'f'll 1'o1v.' Jimmy Nunnelly, Mickey Stewart, Louie Bowling, Roy Ponder, Harry Mohlmann. Sonny Statom, Ray Fentriss, Jack Winfield, Bobby Bailey, Billy Ray Stevens . . . Fifflz ro11'.' Barry Johnson. George Bennett, Cecil Miller, Frank Mickle. Bobby Blakely, Jimmy Jordon, Tommy Nolen. George Neely Chapter BCDYS OFl4'lClCllS Tom M Y Cl:Ar r ..... l,I'f'Sf!ll'lll PM L :Xl.ExAN11151: 1 if-e-l'rewi1ler11 llotglclzs llUl,l,lMQSWUIi'I'll Sl'1'l'f'IIll',l' fill,Xlil.liS Honw . . . Treasurer lllcilifxlm l.l'l l'l,I'2 . . Clmplnin The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and com- munity higher standards of Christian Charac- ter.'7 One of the main things that our club stands for is service to others. During the year we have projects in which we help peo- ple. Sonie of these projects are: giving money to the world youth fund, helping to improve our school, and helping underprivileged peo- ple. In Hi-Y each boy learns to be tolerant and to make life happier for others by doing Christian acts.