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

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JR e ssaye jji 'rom c c Tjo ur JJrincipaP1 Dear Students: This Is Your Life - this 1962 edition of The Bells Ring, “ for it has captured for you for all time in pictures and in print the days of your life that you have spent at the Johnston Junior High School. The pictures of teachers, classmates and friends, and of the many activities you have enjoyed while here will be a treasure that will increase in value to you as the years go by. There will be future days and years when just looking through and turning these pages will bring back the memory of many happy times and days that will cause you to realize that the junior high school years are the most exciting and pleasant of all. I extend to all of you my best wishes for con- tinued success and happiness in school and for the future. Sincerely. J. C. U. Johnson, Principal

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On tAe ffo Towing pages . Cftdministraiion Office Staff Gacu ig Stuc ent Government CPu6fication Gfonor Students

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 ffli essaye 9 rom u L)our c5uperintenc enPy It is a pleasure for me to commend the fac- ulty and student body of the Johnston Junior High School for the excellent progress made during the school year 1961-62. The motto of thejohnston Junior High School could well be, We strive for excellence. We must continue to work together diligently if we are to reach our objective of improving every person to the full extent of his or her capacity. LeRoy Brown, Superintendent Anniston City Schools