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

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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

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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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The Anniston Hi-Y Council meets the third Sunday in every month at the Y. lVI. C. A. quarters. Tlte Hi-Y Council consists of the presiclent and vice-president from each of the five participating Hi-Y Club chapters plus two other elected representatives from each club. Adult advisers from all the clubs and the local general secretary of the Y.lVl.C.A. also at'end the meetings and are members of the Council. The Council has proved very helpful dur- 'ng the past years in organizing new chapters and in helping them carry on tlser work. Annually the Hi-Y Council is in charge of conducting the training course for prospective Hi-Y members. The council also sponsors sev- eral service projects Curing the year. For the past three years the Hi-Y Council has held a Hi-Y Alumni meet'nj3 during the Christmas holidays. This event gives old mem- bers a chance to see how Hi-Y is pro'sperin'g. The Hi-Y Council is the nucleus of Hi-Y work in tlte school. It is a fine group of young leaders who are doing a wonderful job in trainng young rcopc in Chrstian living. HI-Y COUNCIL I t Vivian Killebiew Wilma Biaswell Wanda Watson Maigie Hamilton, Libby Glenn, Charlotte Worsham, Marilyn Biittain S I Haiiiett Mohlmann Paul Alexander Jeiiy Jackson, Chwrlzs Hackney, Pete Lumpkin, Tommy C1 aft Jem Godwin 'lhurl 1 Marv Frances Hamilton Julian Jenkins, Jane Edwards, Dick Little, Joyce Allen. lv. 2 ll' f sr - 5 7