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

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7, aff WITH THESE H NDS 'lhe human hands are manis must renlarkahle tools. lle has used them mnstantly sinee he was a hahy for many purposes - simple and eurnplex. XX ith his hands man has cleared frontiers. laid foundations, huilt huild- ings. lle has invented mat-hines sv-hieh help tu lessen his work: hut in must t'ilrt'v, the maehines themselves are helpless without the use of human hands, for what punt-hes the numhers of an adding maehine in the st-lmol ofliee, starts a movie prujeetur in the visual aids morn, steers a ear during a driver lfilllllllg t'lDl1I'St' Nlany 'rntmds are voiced hy the human hands: nervousness hy hitten-oil, linger nails, pleasure hy elapping, happiness hy wav ing, distress hy elenehing hands. AX persun's eharaeter may he deteeted hy his hands and fingers, and the vvay that he uses them. flentleness, strength, insineerity, weakness, poise, vnuiuragernent - the human hands reveal them all. Het-ause vve, during 19314-55 st-lnml year, have heen elearing frontiers ut' hazy lxnmvledge, laying a firm foundation of aeeeptahle cfharac'ter, and huilding strung minds and bodies: and heeause of the important part that our hands play in nur lives, in school and out, it seems fitting that we have used the human hands to express the various activities, organizations, friendships, and awwvmplishments of the past school year. XX e sincerely hope that the l93'l--35 selnml year and all that it held has heen presented to you in the l953 Hour lllass in a way that you will hnd diflerent, interesting, and pleasant. is Q

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