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

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MESSAGE FROM THE LITTLE BIG BOSS It is with much pleasure that we witness here at Johnston Junior High School the development of the future leaders of our city and state. This truly is a training ground for democracy, and my admonition to each of us is that we will all strive to be the very best person that we can possibly be. My hope for you this year is for a very good year in every respect, and as we live this year together I hope that all of us will be a blessing to one another in some way. Earl Miley

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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

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ft MARY A. ANDRESS Jacksonville State NANCY ALLSUP University of Alabama PHYLLIS W. ADAMS Auburn University JJ.Jf.S. HOWARD B. CLARK Birmingham Southern JEANETTE S. CHASTAIN Howard College FRANK CASEY Jacksonville State GOLDEN G. BURKE University of Alabama PEGGY F. BURLESON Jacksonville State ALTON CAMPBELL Auburn University