Saks High School - Saks Echoes Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gale Ashley--Treasurer; Billy Morrison--President; Gale Dulaney--Secretary; Rita Coleman--Vice President; Jeannie Truitt--Reporter. Akridge, Connie Ashley, Gale Bailey, Edward 26

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• mm- I •%1i: tlllli'ifcA If JUNIORS rom ■Pilch fell tH yhere today the alisn ha i North Gate! is reli. It is as yee . as relent■■ in The fictional towiT»! Belele UBI e chunk of northeast Africa. k Griffin tells It. Mussolini made in an ornament of empire in the JjLow the British are trying to H - %-ough a mandate To the L»lr the area, native h.itAgl [ ■1 fart of life as the t rut..«g Ml howls of hyenas. RWs .1 fort. .« t« w British msis as unreliable as the B io Italians still remainingWrij. B Iritish successors, who arStF ■ , service in such a post is K allure. Bl 3 s order in Belele and th H| u e M.«f •! d. (hit « H| utality 111 i 1 onin.ind HI of : U ks w h -in h k. • ' Io -dl the 1 thor Griffin. who was an I Iritish Colonial Army in I I War II. seems to know I B ative misfits and the aJa 1 '

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Baker, Margie Baker, Melvin Baldwin, Linda Batey, Steve Borders, Mona Faye Borders, Pat Brooks, Diane Brooks, Norris Brown, Delores Brown, Paula Buckelew, Sandy Burgess, Jerre 27