Annville Institute - Saw Briar Yearbook (Annville, KY)

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SAV-BRIAR SIEFF The activities of the school year of l952-l933 of Jnnrille Institute hos been somewhat different than the ectiwities of any ngevious school year. The publication of the year book is one thing thft is new in the history of the Institution. It is usually hard to make s success of something that is different. Whether this publication hes been P suc- cess, ve lesvt to the reader. 'S decision in this matter difficult one. I think it or Class is responsible ess, the year beck staff responsibility. Some mem- Pegsrdless of the rerder thc task has been 5 rather is ffir to sny that the Juni for this project. Heverthol borne the bulk of the has tors of the staff have accepted the responsibility more willingly and to o greater degree than others. I think mention should be made of those who have done most to make Q success of th: project. In refer- ence to the foregoing stetemcnt, Beulah Iope is easily first. She has worked as much es dll the others com- bined. Others who deserve honorable mention ere, Ruby Hcheill, Karie Jody, sdd Vending Ceudill. lieineging Editor' Beulah Pope ' ,., -vw- Litortry editor Elsie Johnson Assistent Literary Editor Georgie Heder fthletic Editor Roy King fssistsnt Athletic Editor Ruby McNeill Festuro Editor Nnrie Jody Pdvertising Msnager Henning Csudill Fssistont fdvertising Heneger Clyde McGee 54 9

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PRESIDENTS ilVlES,SAGE Now, that we, the Senior class, have come to the end of our high school course, we should think of the hardships that are to come. Perhaps, you will recall our first year in high school, how trying and difficult it seemed to be, how discouraging and gloomy it was to us. Probably you feel that way now, as you are about to embark out another and more difficult voyage, but just remember how we overcame those times, when we were without much experience. You are now more fully prepared for this more difficult task. You have had a wonderful training here at Annville Institute and should feel prepared to go on tc higher lhlngs in tife. Now just a word of thanks to those who have helped ns through our high school course. First of all we wish to especially extend our thanks to Mr, Dunigun for his oo- operation and the aid he has given us. We certainly thank him for his wise and patient directing of our play. Miss Moore and all former sponsors of the class deserve praise for the steady attention they have given thc class. The class also wishes to extend their thanks and appreciutions to Mr. Worthington, the teachers and the rest of the fazulty members. Ni-.v that we, the Senior class of 1933, are n- bout to depart from Annville Institute, we bid you one and all, farewell! , Estill Davidson