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

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'Q tem 4 Jack Anderson prepares to que the morning 1nnounce ments as Mary Arthur warts to give the devotional SENIORS lhe Senior Llass of 1960 has left behind it a trail of superior ichiexement During the three ytirs th it these seniors hase attended Anniston High they haue been outstanding in every field of high school work Mani xx crt retognized by scholarships for their scholastic ability some were gixen state honors for exceptional athletic ability representatu es to com entrons and conferences were commended for their fine participation, sexcral were voted by their fellow classmates into the select circle ot Whos Wlio This class also possessed a strong school spirit that san them spend countless hours Kind moneyp on the winning float in the homecoming parade, sell magazines to support the freezing weather to attend football games and enthusias tically take part in the Senior Play Nor without importance is the fact that they have through associations with other students and teachers made lasting friendships, and through the influence exerted by these friends they li ne built a firm found itron in living with their fellow man When the junior Senior Banquet and Dance is a memory and grad uition becomes 1 beginning instead of an end, the 1960 Seniors at Anniston High School will still be remembered and the in turn will never forget their school 85.1. 5' ' Diane Hxggrnbotham, chairman of the Senior float committee, and Scarlett Owen, committee member finish stuffing thc giant wheel on the winning Senior float Vice president Ricky Kilgore pr sides over a meeting of the Senior Class as they discuss plans for graduation Pat Harnson '5 measured for he' graduation gown 20 1 MA' ' :, , . Y ar h ' 3 . Y . h . V . . . . . , v ' ' v ' v V L V - 1 . - ' , . Hour Glrzrr, participate in campaigns and activities to aid their school, brave , K , . - I 1 ' I - - I ' ' A. ' ' ', ' I ' ' ' ' f' ' V K 1 . I , ' ' ' i K U ' j, . x A F A X i . . ,, r . . . , .