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

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SENICDR BAND Hep, two, three, fourll' is a well-known phrase around Memorial Stadium during the cold mornings of September October. and November, but when football games rolled around, those long and cold hours of practice were revealed in super. snappy performances by the band at the halves. Yes, Sir! Those guys and gals under the direction of the capable leader. t'Proff' Jackson, really put the show over! The band has also done a super job this year by participating in many parades. They are always willing and ready to help out, and we believe they have really done well. We know there were some cold. cold band members marching up and down those streets, led by a snappy group of majorettes and a fine drum majorette. and let's not forget our mascot 'Through the cold weather with heads high they carried on to do their part in fine o1'der. The band. however. is not all work and no play because each year they have two entertainments which are really tops. The band went to the band contest in Birmingham and was very successful. Every year each band member has a chance to try out for band festival which is held at Tuscaloosa. If they pass on their music and are accepted, they have the privilege of playing with many other bandmembers from some of our neighboring schools. Last year we were highly successful with having twenty-one accepted to the festival and eleven out of the twenty-one won awards. So. for all this fine work and entertainment, hats off' to its super-swell director, t'Prof. Jackson. and the assistant director Mr. Jimmy Simpson. UFlfltII'IliS Boimv tloomi . . . . l,l'!'SI'Iff'llf llANml,I. DYE . . l'1'f-1'-l'1'csi1lw1l lr.-XVEICNA C,u:'ri-:li . . Sf'l'l'l'llII'.V SA wi N4 czfl N143 N Y ...... 7'nv1.s111-w1- . . , whirl.-Nt.I'I t,iiNNic1.i.s. Hum! llruzugvr L. l'. .liczitsox ....... llirw-rm' .liwimv Smvsox . . .f1SSfSIIllIf DI.I't'l'lUl' llmiicron SIMPSON AS DIRECTOR Dm:-G lIiLs 26

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'W' X First I'fll4'.' Joene McKee, Rutledge Robinson, Paul Hackney, Dick Weaver, George Coats, Joe Davis, Bobby Mange, Jimmy Stephens, Jimmy Hubbard, Shirley Shaddix .... Secuml roir: Jessie LeFoy, Billy Pennington, Elaine Casey, Sue Shelton, Evelyn Stephens, Tommy Burhart, Bobby Young, James Smith, Max Alston, Jack Coleman, Jimmy Bates, Betty Lou Stewart .... Thirfl row: Naomi Hollingsworth, David Boozer, Jo Ann Starr, Lamar Ford, James Harrell, Lynn Shelton, Scotty Watson, Jimmy Thomas, Sammy Ginn, Walter Rapp, Tommy Zaner, Cecil Taylor, Audrey Stewart .... l nurfl1 1'nu': Annette Herndon, Arvis Holland, Wallace Wilkerson, LaWana House, Leila Jo Mayes, Dan Kilgore, Ray Watson. Jimmy Kennedy, Sybil Wooten, Fred Gibbs, Betty Avery .... Fifth rnir: Sue Blanks, Clyde Yarbrough, Billy Shelton, Gerald Graham, Bobby Williamson, Ralph Farabee, Monroe Thomas, Pat Harper, Barbara Ray, Charles Swan, Sonny Phillips. Marlene McClellan .... Sixth ruuu' Pat Oswalt, Sue Pendergrass, Sammy Nunnelly, Butch Denman, Jerry Arnold, Prof. Jackson. Herbert Brady, Charles Casey, Frank Carlisle, Charlotte Johnson, Anne Sams. JUNICDR HIGH BAND SCH IC IC l'tl,lCAlJ li HS ill? llll ll ! llll llll IE!! Maureen Bell, Elizabeth Wright, Barbara Mohlmann, Linda Parris. Geraldine Dear, Martha Stancil, Gerry Hines, Ronny Hicks. Carol Gladdin, Jerry Williams, Jerry McKay, Billy Wayne Wright. The A.H.S. Junior High Band, under the direction of Prof Jackson, got off to an excellent start this year. The Jr. Band consists of forty students of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The main purpose of the Jr. Band is to replace the older Senior band members when they graduate and also to give them enough ex- perience so that they will be able to participate in all of the activities of the Senior Band. This year the Jr. Band did some extra work and was able to play at all of the Jr. football games. They also did some fine marching on the field during half-time. So for all the fine work and entertainments, let's cast one note of thanks to a swell director, Prof Jackson. 28