Johnston Junior High School - Bells Ring Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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AAR. J. C. U. JOHNSON Principal MISS MARGARET YOUNG Secretary MR. DONALD B. LAMBERT Assistant Principal

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dedication, From The Ninth Graders — To The Eighth and Seventh Graders JOHNSTON A school is a school where-ever you may go, Johnston is the best, we ought to know. We stayed here three whole wonderful years, Now we leave ivith many tears. We had hard work and loads of play; You could say it teas a mixture every day. You have your fun and play in store, But we will, as Mrs. Hardison says, “remember you now, henceforth, and forevermore. —Beverly Warren ALMA MATER Dear Alma Mater, we sing this to you; Johnston Junior High School, we’ll always be true; Tho’ far we travel our thoughts ivill return; To this our school, where we came to learn. Green and white, these colors are best; They’ll ere stand out above all the rest; Johnston Junior High School, we knmv you’re so grand; Dear Alma Mater, the best in the land.

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Y)inth Cjrade JJc omeroomi FIRST ROW, left to right—Brenda Bagley, Avon Allen. Donna Browning, Judi Bragg, Martha Clemmens, Linda Bigger. SECOND ROW—Steve Brice, Earl Boozer, Richard Cunningham, Butch Johnson, Robert Adams. THIRD ROW—Mike Bell, David Bibb, Chuck Babcock, Johnny Austin, Don LaVie, Donald Algier. FIRST ROW, left to right—Billy Clifton, Robert Champion, Jimmy Cason, Lucia Cleveland, Donald Campbell, Cliff Colyer. SECOND ROW-Marilyn Carter, Sharon Callahan, Alleen Cater, Frances Burn, Larry Cody, Pat May, Linda Gail Cramer, Gay Boone. THIRD ROW—Wayne Cline, Sheron Burns, David Cain, Wylene Clare, Billy Craft, Babs Clark, Bobbie Colquitt. FOURTH ROW—Randall Champion, Jimmy Coleman, Billy Burns, Calvin Collins, Charles Cain, Bill Caudle.