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

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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.

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Himix lloiixxiv . In-mwifw 1 iirnlili- li-:uli-rxliip ol' .Ioyt-0 Alla-ii, tht-sv poo- J gli- lmvi- :ict-oiiiplislu-cl much for oui' st-hool, llu- mt-mlit-rs ol' tht- Stuclc-nt Counvil i'i-pi'0- xi-ritz-rl tht- homt-rooms :mtl spoke l-Ol'll10lI10lll- ln-rs ol' thi-ii' homt-rooms. They huvi- clc-st-1'V1-cl our lull support :tml loyalty. mil liouoriug out- tc-uvlu-i' zuicl om- pupil whose txvi-llt-iit st-i'vii'v uiuclc- tht-m clt-sc-rving ol- It-wmggililioll. Working with tht- lzu-ulty, the- Stuclt-ut Count-il hams liuithlully ht-lcl up thc- iclc-ails zmcl trmlitious ol' our svhool, zmcl thc- cntirv stu- cli-nt hofly has ll-lt its iiilliim-rim-5. S Ii,-,-it mir: Pitt Slit-lton. Bc-ttv Bohm-r. Montt-Z Norton, Sylvia Hollzmcl. Rose- Hollzmcl. Ducky Cum. Mzirii- Frazier. Do irtiii, Slit- Hi-hsoii ,... Y rr-owl row: Stmrlm Shook, B2il'l'J2ll'Gl Young. Jost-pliouv Young, Nzuu-y Pit-rc-Q-. Bttl'l32ll'2l Smith lly l':u'lu-i'. Nlzutigic- 'I'ui'm-i', Arms- Hutt-hinsou. Baths Blziklt-y, Vivizui Killa-him-w , . 4 'l'lfirfl ron? Joycl- Allm-ii. Pt-guy Hamilt- mflzi Watson, Joyct- Smith. Nami-y Grunt, Rosa- Maury Kilpioii-. Czirul Moon-, Ht-lt-u Mt-igs. Wyut-ttv Bmclt-ii. Jovci ron-, Juuuiit- Suv Stain' . . . l o11f'fl1 IYIIVI .It-:ui lVIt-Cary, Put Blix-hzuuu. lVl1ll'y FI'SlllL'l'S llzimiltoli. l3l1Sll'l' Siumsou, Jiuu ' wnrrlw. Tommy Cfiwilt, Clizirlottt- Worslizim, B:ni'ln:u':n Smith, Joziimt- Wright . . . l i!'tlt row: Jimmy Niumt-lly, Bobby Rust l Y iyut- Wurfl. lvii- lziixous, Hoy Ioiifli-i'. Ilouglus Ilia-ks, John lVll'filllIllS. Janus-4 Iiipst-y. Arvicl Wulquist . , , Nimllf ron' Miz Nash. Billy Smith. Frank Mic-kit-. Jimmy Ht-uclm-rson, STUDENT COUNCIL HI-'I It1I'IIiS loin!-L Xl.i.l-LN . l,I'1'Sill1'Ill I oxi xii tlii it- i' I lift'-l,I'1'.SiI,l'Ill li-:nm lltNIll.I'l . . Sw-11-lfrlji This is your Stuclt-ut Couuvilf Uncle-i' thu- ,f ldut-li wt-1-li tht-v took plf-zlsiiro in L-lt-vtiug 19 t

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!'X XY' fx- 1 if ,fee pe --nf. or -Q., w ri,-' f ' 4 ..r',.3C 'ff N ,' 4' . - .- , .,. MSN: vnu- , ' - , ...Teh . . . 'JO-. ' ... STV.. X-lx f s -o','W'- ' M , x . ,,. n... 1 . ,, ls: -N-f x - l fr::l nor: IH-tv Liiinpkin, .Ii-rry Jackson, Iiylclon Stricklzincl. VV:ill:iei- Gunnells. Brooks Johnson ..,. Y frmitl roux' Bnclcly .l:iinison, .lnniny l,ipsi-y, Itivliairrl Colm-inqin, Jiininy Ste-vviis, George Box, Barry Brozich, Hurry W4'zitlivi'ly. Ray Moore. Rohm-rt I,i-Foy, lfonzilml Iliilmlmrfl. Iiolmhy Smith , . , 'I'liirfl rnux' Ainolcl Prnt-tt, Jerry Bailey, John Mark Shirley. Harold Wil- lingliznn, .lohn lVlc-Ciinnis. lVIorg4in K1-rr, Thoinus Rvclmlin, George Wingzircl. Doiiglzis Hicks. Charles Hzickiioy. Bohhy Goode. , , , lfoiirlli row: .linnny Rossi-r. ICi'nvst Keingt-lous. Howard Fry. Phillip Jenkins, Don Dennis. John Allan Power, Bohhy Dislnnsin, Milton Wigglt-y, Jiinlny Finley, Ch-oriiv Whitlock, Julian Jenkins. Janine-s Vain WClllQlL'l'llllITl,E1ll'l Waugh. Ivie Parsons. I-ll-Y HI' I' lt.I',IIS I'i-rric I.i xiimix ..... l,l'1'.NfIf1'Ill ,licizin ,lxfiksox . . lm'-l'rw.mlwf1r laitnox S'l'lll1Qlxl.'.NlP . . Hl'l'l'f'lllI'! XX'lI.l,UIl'1iilNNl'1l,I.5. . ll'l'Il.YlIl'I'l' liiiooiis ,loiixsox . . . lflmiffiifi I 'l'h4- pnrpost- ol' thi- lli-Y vltihs is to wezite, mziintziin, :incl 1-xti-nfl throngghont the school :n'l vonnnnnity higln-r stzinflzircls ol' Christian f'llill'ill'lI'l'.U Thi- hoys in this c-luh are working to fulfill this lJlll'IJUSU hy l'2lI'l'ylI'tQ into their svhool :intl lift-, vleun spi-1-elm, clean sports, vlezin svholzirship :incl clean living. This vlnh has hc-on siivrc-ssl'iil in czirryiiigz out various projm-vts. I'rohzihly the most inn- portznnt pro-im-ts were thi- spreacling of Hi-Y eliziptc-i's tlwoiiiihout the c-oininunity, giving Thzinksgiving hoxes to the needy fuinilies, zinrl selling yearbooks for the worlcl youth funcl, Other projects were also carried out success- fully. We believe the C. Hal Cleveland Chapter of the Boys' Hi-Y is serving a wonderful pur- pose in our school and community. C. Hal Cleveland Chapter .1