f' V 1 S1 J'w'v'wCF'f' J Nw . J 5,-5, S J A 5 1 5 VE .: if . J 7. .i- f yl 14,-.,2, ,,,,. 4 ,.,', ,,- Q, 31 , .iff . , - . , ' ' zz' k 1 ' gg'ff'.Qf Q. 1 .1 W-5 .- V '-'wv..A:4.f-+A4'.'-,J 'sfwfxJ-.L..wa:::':f,r.,.::44.::Q.f,x1aQ.ewf.5 -'-Y. ffeb fi:bL' ' 'alsavinaiirafzsr Q. 4. .1 ,. ' . , xi. 1.-' 1:1 nf. T.-ff-. x..-V14-1-w - 4. A A kg...-n- f .',fd, ,L ..-:a-.vi-me..f nkwgagmrg.-Q f::2z44'Q.:.ufi'i PRESEN TIN G THE AUBURN HIGH SCHOGL 1967-TIGER '-HDPOHZGZZGQ Z0 M Q0 7fffri iM 4+ f Z0 .- W f X Men Zia, K N E Q , ff 2 a 3 1 A x fi f I 5 ,fff bf ,xg , .Eg -is, , ef. Ag -W. lVL LM H ei X' AX x 1 hx 1' 5 1 .5 42 1594 1 '42 'ga mm-qyww l 1l , ,A 'M ,.--X ,.ff ' I S .0-'J' is ws ng., i .l if ff. . .ff ' 5 X Y x W, ll -, .,., .. 5 - E .N Q yi Q 4 I5 '5 + I ! ffl Q 'H ,pf Q 9 r' Q3 if 'V 1- i E 4 1 M x 1 ,pf 's im Ai af M d, 25 V: , . E vfv ,. , , ,W . , .. . 0 4-no. , iam, V Q: L, . . f Q f-f. ,,,- , ,- , iw vw. , , --f W ,QQ- CZ He'-'FW 20 ,ff k A , K T, K, QHHCW T I E S rnZOL' GZQQH mQHZ -,,,,,,,,..f--M -w-Y-hw W-Wk 1 , ,,,,,f ,. ,wvffk HW,,,,.- I M M-N-,,,A WM ,,,,,.,-0' ,,,,,..-f-' wiv,-,,, ,,,.,..--- ,.,.........--- 5-4-Q im. 4 DEDICATIO Through his sincere interest and personal initiative, he has been able to initiate, develope, and train, in three short years, a track team second to none in the state. If it can be said that anyone goes above the call of duty, this man has done it many times. He has given of his all in furtherance of athletics and community affairs. For these reasons, we the Annual Staff, proudly dedicate the 67 Tiger to Coach Wayne Murphy. 9 The Annual Staff expresses appreciation to the faculty, administration, students, and merchants for their coopera- tion and support. Our thanks to Jenny Cain, Billy Poucher, Sidney Cook, and Sherman Phillips for their special work in producing the '67 Tiger. qw ci 'G 2? yr Q Eli 4. S fi 5 l wrpikgvw, Miss Sue Hoerlein was chosen by the student body this fall for the honor of being Miss Auburn High for l967. Sue has been an active member of Auburn High for many years. ln the eighth and ninth grades she was a cheerleader. She has been a candidate for Halloween Queen, Miss Homecoming, and Key Club Sweetheart. Sue has also been chosen beauty candidate for the past three years. She has served as flag bearer, majorette, and head majorette for the AHS band. The Senior class selected her for Who's Who. Not only has she received honors for her beauty, but also for her standing as a student since she is a member of the National Honor Society. Sue is truely a good choice for Miss Auburn High. P' V NIISS . . . ANDIDATE I I E Ethleen Smith Carol Dugger Cynthia Vestal Dottie Sherling Miss jean Todd Philpott Miss Sue Hoerlein W Miss Cynthia Schell nl'- Miss Billie Richardson in , 'f Q fix! Slip , u xiig ' . sig. M, A , Q sm Miss Mary McGahee 1 K WW ffxii. L We f . jf 3, 1, K E l N Q.-rv ' 1 sf Wig? 5 5 H Miss Amy Waters Miss Sue Ham aww K , K '-Q . L, Miss Sammye Robinson ag? K h wht if Jef iiisi F 1 s A 5 X is-gl'g.Z,, 1 E PQ X I' -ji Miss Dottie Sherling Miss Cynthia Ve stal .F A fn ikiiifxgii-f af? Miss Ethle en Smith Miss Nancy McGraw Miss Debbie Buckingham Q 2 i Q Y v 3 Z2 5 E 5 E i Miss Diane DeBarde1eb en Miss Meta Conner Miss Chris Rymal MISS CQMING HCDMECOMING CO RT Dottie Sherling Dianne DeBorde1eben 4 . giigiii . Ioane Bradley Billie Riehardson , A Donna Mitcham Kay McAllister , M ,, .fm 7 Pat Peterson SENIQRS Dottie a CLASS JUNIORS alia FRESHMEN SQPHOMORES BEST ALL AROUND BEST LOOKING Carol and Dennis Sue and David N MOST POPULAR BEST PERSONALITY Dottie and Chuck Cynthia and Bobby 'W . L, CUTEST BEST DISPOSITION Cathy and Steve Grace and Bill WITTIEST BEST DRESSED Mary and Chuck Bobbie and Steve Z Rv MOST TYPICAL SENIORS MOST ORIGINAL Becky and john Cynthia and Mac E i 5 E 5 e MOST MUSICAL 26 LIKELY TO SUCCEEI Margaret and Billy In 'nh I Hannah and WiCk FRIENDLIEST MOST ATHLETIC Aleene and Van MOST AMBITIOUS Joanie and Sid 'i 1g. . L,,. W J MOST DEPENDABLE Een and H oyt ' 'Ex ua ,, , AD j . .S J nu- S5432 , . .ff vim' HX K 'kax M, F- vi K ' .AVS N X 1 5- . , ,X . ...B iw -' ' :Q ., sl ,1 , W ,Q Q M E 4 ' f .42 - . ,fa A - 3, V T' . ffm . SL, 'X ' 5 ' , W n , Q' K gzmsam -1 .H . ,, 1 1532335 U X , ' Vsvaiiff? fl X' Rig gg ' W, ,,.. Y F3 , 5, :fu ..., V -.sr ,. -f :- .1-,, f.: -.:,L i1i 5 , 4'1fh ,K L 'E 3 K I S 5 L...- BTGGEST FLIRT S MOST INTELLEOTUAL jean and Richard Claire and jim MOST VERSATILE 28 MOST SOUTHERN jenny and Owen Barbara and Ted MOST COURTEOUS MOST ARTISTIO -X M 0 , mf A A Q. :., .,..J15,. , L, , V ,,, f A 3, is V Lv f fm T f M T 1 M . ' K Z.. 2,3 Q , '12 ,, .QW 'a MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT 29 BEST LEADERS UEEN 81 COURT . ' 9 , ' Sylvia Patterson M ry Bentley Cathy MCG h N ncy Smith 2 1 QS ST DE TCOU CIL OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... Wick Warren 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT ...... Ethleen Smith ZND VICE-PRESIDENT. Bill High SECRETARY ...... jenny Cain TREASURER .... Sydney Cook SPONSOR. . . . . Mr. Bigger The Student Council serves the students of AHS by coordinating and directing student activities, promoting school spirit, and providing services to the school. This year the Student Council helped sponsor our first foreign-ex- change student, Magarita Saez of Chile. The Council sold Christmas cards and held rummage sales to raise a total of 515205 for her scholarship fund. Until the cafeteria opened, oper- ation of the Greasy Spoon was another project of the Council. Coun- cil members took orders and provided the students with milk, ice cream, and snacks to supplement their lunches Baby Boomer and shakers at the Opelika game. Maigo gives representatives the Greasy Spoon order. The Student Council has done much to promote school spirit and pride. The Council financed the AHS cannon, sold football pep stickers, and planned the pep rally after the Homecoming parade. For the Auburn-Opelika football game, the Student Council sold cowbells and gave out blue and white shakers. During October, Wick Warren, Magarita Saez, Susan Edwards, and Bill High represented AHS as delegates to the Southern Association of Stu- dent Councils convention in George- town, South Carolina. The Student Council served as Secretary-Host of the Alabama Asso- ciation of Student Councils this year. A major project of the year was the state convention held at our school in April. Wick Warren represented our Student Council in this office. I TERCLUB CQUNCIL OFFIC ERS PRESIDENT .......................... Bill High VICE-PRESIDENT .............. Steve Funchess SECRETARY-TREASURER ....... joani Ziegler Interclub Council is composed of the president and sponsor of each club at Auburn High School. Together they work to foster better relations among the orga- nizations of AHS in order that they may contribute to the Welfare of the school. It gives the clubs the benefit of group think- ing on matters of importance, and advises the clubs concerning their problems. X H x.,.f Membership in National Honor Society is one of the highest honors offered to a student. The members are selected by the faculty on the basis of outstanding leader- ship, scholarship, character, and service. This year Honor Society has served in the capacity of Secretary-Treasurer of the state organization. It has also performed it's regular duties of helping with Career Day and preparing the six-weeks and semes ter honor rolls. Lf' xsi D I QI f r V 12 ag 1 , S HO QR OCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT ......... . . . Steve Funchess VICE-PRESIDENT. . . ...... Claire Marty SECRETARY ...... .... A nna Belle Blake TREASURER ..... ...... B ill Poucher QUILL at soRoLL OFFICERS PRESIDENT .................. Susie Williamson VICE-PRESIDENT .... ..... S uzanne Sforzini SECRETARY ....... .... S teve Budenstein TREASURER ..... ..... J oanie Ziegler Quill and Scroll is an honorary com- posed of outstanding members of the an- nual staff and of the newspaper staff. This year it published the first Auburn High School Literary Magazine. They hope that this project will continue to encourage the literary efforts of the students by pro- viding them with the opportunity to see their Work in print. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to prepare and guide high school students toward their chosen career in education. Through informative programs at meetings and service opportunities rel- ated to education, the FTA member is offered a foundation for his continued study in college. Members serve as aids to teachers by grading papers, keeping classes, and working in the library and the office. FTA also sponsors Student Participation Day and the observance of American Education Week, in addition to cooperating with Auburn University in a student visitation program. Deserving special credit are members Dottie Sherling and jenny Cain who were elected to the respective district offices of parliamen- tarian and president. 609 Q o9 4i' OFFICERS PRESIDENT .................... Carol Dugger VICE-PRESIDENT Princie Ingram SECRETARY ...... ...... S usie Williamson TREASURER ..... .... R uthmary Williams HISTORIAN. . . ........ Cara Norman CHAPLAIN ............ . . . Janette Williams LIBRARIAN ............ .... B eth Thornhill DISTRICT-PRESIDENT ---- ------ I enny Cain Tzrv Q, qi 2 2 .5 25 sws E IIIII NE 1- all ,.,. .. .,',:5,,E. Z?a5i652'l'N2s efefaafnkfwf , gyfiefzio ev o as T if if Q 4 Q 4 afeFiff ?fff3 -ei e ef Q 4+ A 2 Qt G 6 Q Q engage fr is swf Jef 42-was A ge 4 4 at NNUAL TAFF OFFICERS EDITOR ......... .... I-I oyt Warren BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Susie Williamson ASST. EDITOR .... . . .Betty McChesney ASST. BUS. MAN. . . . . Ruthmary Williams E I I f The members of the Annual Staff produce each year, through much time and hard Work, the Auburn High School TIGER. The staff also carries on all related activities such as selecting beauty candidates, selling advertise- ments, and assisting in the taking and selling of all school pictures. The purpose of the Annual Staff is to make the TIGER unique each year While presenting to the stu- dents a memorable and accurate record of the school year. Tiger Tales, the monthly news- paper of Auburn High School, entertains and informs students with news articles, interesting features, and editorials. Mem- bers learn to write, edit, and manage a high school newspaper. Last year the paper received a Certificate of Excellency from the Alabama High School Press Asso- ciation. TIGER I ALE OFFICERS EDITOR ........ . . .Dennis Guthery ASST. EDITOR ..... . . . Bill Poucher BUSINESS MANAGER. . . ....... Gwynne Sowell SPECIAL ASSISTANTS: Sydney Cook, Carol I-Iartwig, Sue I-Ioerlein, Gloria Klase, Art Fourier, March Ard, Lynn Lanier OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... . . Steve Crouch VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . Sid Hare SECRETARY. . . .... Dan Bush TREASURER . . . .... Bill Hagler SWEETHEART. . . . Ethleen Smith SPONSOR .... . . .Mr. Davis The Key Club is a Kiwanis-sponsored organization composed of high school boys in the tenth through twelfth grades Members of the Key Club must be out- standing in their class and maintain at least a B average. Winner of the Most Outstanding Club of 1965 and 1966, Key Club continues to live up to this tradition. Service plays a major part in the activities of this club. Members also have the opportunity to learn about various busi- nesses and professions . The purpose of the Key Club can best be summed up by its motto, We Build. Some of the club's projects have been moving of desks into the new school, sending representatives to all Kiwanis meetings to improve relations, parking cars at university football games, and holding an annual car wash. KEY CL B jr. Civitan is a service club for girls in grades ten through twelve. All inter ested girls who have a good scholastic average are invited to attend. The purpose of jr. Civitan is to build good citizenship. Our main project this year is raising money to buy dog- Wood trees for the school campus. Some of our other projects are selling candied apples at the home football games, helping the Sr. Civitan sell box lunches at all home games, pur- chasing the Miss Homecoming bowl, and honoring the Good Citizenship Girl. We are also working to organize a district Jr. Civitan. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........ . . Cynthia Vestal VICE-PRESIDENT. . .... Amy Waters -JR. SECRETARY .... . . Barbara Evans TREASURER. . . .... Jean Renoll HISTORIAN. . . . Margaret Nesbitt E l ii . X , as S F, Mi, . ii sr itz MII! pvilll Wv'gi QV'f Q'Gi '3 p ap Vt X gaatwggeggqvg -at ee ai' ' ' a a ar ' ' 4 i et 9 a- egefii 'Q G. A. A. OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... ....... . . .Nancy Young VICE PRESIDENT. . . . . .Dottie Sherling SECRETARY .... . . .Marsha Prather TREASURER ............. Cathy Barrington The purpose of The Girls Athletic Association is to give all girls who are interested an opportunity to participate in ex- tracurricular athletics . This year, GAA's projects in- clude bake sales, a cake raffle, a Halloween candy sale, baby- sitting, a student-faculty basket- ball game, a Christmas dance, and a spring banquet. We also sponsor several service projects including a play day for grammar school children, and a gym clean- up. Girls who earn a total of 25 points by participating in pro- jects and tournaments are eligi- ble for membership. Letters are awarded at the end of each year to girls With the highest number of points . Science Club provides students with the opportunity to further their interest in science. Any student may join. This year in addition to sponsoring the annual science fair and providing sci- ence scholarships, the Science Lecture Series. One lecture per month is given by a quali- fied scientist in a variety of fields. CIE CE CL B OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........ . . Bob Greenleaf lST VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . .Bill Hagler ZND VICE-PRESIDENT. . . .... Gloria Klase SECRETARY ....... . .Thelma Guyton TREASURER ...... .... D an Bush PUBLICITY .................. Dale Kipp FHA OFFICERS PRESIDENT .................... Gwynne Sowell VICE PRESIDENT ..... .... H annah Simmons SECRETARY ...... ...... B eth Thornhill TREASURER ................. Betty McChesney Future Homemakers of America is a national, state, and local orga- nization of girls in home economics classes. Members work to develop a better personality, and to be a better member of their family, school, and community. Auburn FI'IA's projects include making clothes for the Talladega School for the Blind, selling cookbooks, Visiting local nursing homes, giving Christ- mas gifts to a girl in Chalksville school, and furnishing the new home economics department. Any boy who is or has been en- rolled in Vocational Agriculture may become a member of the Future Farmers of America. The purpose of the club is to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism through participa- tion in cooperative efforts. Activ- ities of FFA include assisting with the Halloween Carnival, sponsoring the FFA barbeque, entering the Public Speaking Competition, and participating in many other contests. This year, the club has also helped with the landscaping of the High School grounds. OFFIC ERS PRESIDENT ................. . . . Grady jones VICE-PRESIDENT .... .... B yron Darnell SECRETARY ....... .... B obby Money TREASURER ..... .... S tanley Sides REPORTER . . . ..... Everett Lyle SENTINEL .... . . . Eugene Bryant SPONSOR .... Mr. Killough l S5 A PEP CL B OFPIC ERS PRESIDENT .................... Dottie Sherling VIC E-PRESIDENT .... .... D ebbie Buckingham SECRETARY ....... ....... G race Sublett TREASURER ..... . . . jean Todd Philpott Pep Club's purpose is to create interest and enthusiam in school spirit. The club has grown in number and in importance this year, and has had good attendance from both boys and girls. Pep Club has faith- fully supported the cheerleaders by pro- viding money for uniforms, helping decorate for home football games, and making other spirit boosters. Pep Club's main project is to sponsor the Powder-Puff football game between the junior and Senior girls. A Club is an honorary designed to rec- ognize varsity letterrnen and cheerleaders. It is Composed of those athletes who have earned their Varsity letter in the sport or sports in which they participate. Varsity cheerleaders are also included. A CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... 1. . . ...... David Rouse VICE-PRESIDENT .... .... Bo bby Meadows SECRETARY ...... ........ B ill Whatley TREASURER . . . .... Thomas Henderson SPONSOR ..... ....... C oach Harper OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... Barbara Black VICE -PRE SIDE NT. .Nancy Burgess SECRETARY ..... Tommie Moon TREASURER ....... Lila Flint PUBLICITY. . . . .Nancy Smith The purpose of the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America is to de Velop and further student interest in the World of business. It also introduces students to the oppor- tunities business offers. Anyone Who is taking or has completed a business course is eligible for membership. FBLA The entire chorus puts on Christmas and spring concerts and participates in the state-wide choral competition held each spring. The senior chorus in- cludes a small group of people called the Smyana Singers who perform at club luneheons, dinners and other civic affairs. This year the chorus has had costumes made. Any one who Wishes may become a member of the chorus. I I VICE PRESIDENT Sylxia Patteison BAND CAPTAIN . . . Bill Poucher DRUM MAJOR . . . Bill High ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR ..... jeff Kemph Margaret Bailey . . . Sue Hoerlein . . David Ranney . . .jim McMillan . . Bob Greenleaf WOOdW1ndS Sectlon AHS MAIORETTES Sue Hoerlein Mary Shoffeit Nancy Young Nancy McGraw Susan Lowe BAN l W X 1 . DRUM MAJOR .... Bill High FLAG BEARERS. . Pizi C urrent- Garcia Pat Lord Percussion Section Each year the Auburn High School Band represents the student body at perfor- mances and in musical competition. In addition to providing entertainment during football game half-time shows, the Band also contributes to boosting school spirit. Other Band activities include several con- certs and participation in the All-State Festival and Contest. Under the direction of Mr. Tommy Goff, the Band members learn not only fine musicianship, but also strict discipline and appreciation of all types of music. 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The cheerleaders would like to thank the student body for making this a great year of tre- mendous spirit at Auburn High School. Donna Mitcham Debbie Buckingham F GOT Z AUBURN vs TALLASSEE - September 9 y The Baby Tigers opened the season as they battled the Tallassee Tigers to a 7-7 draw. Tailassee drew first blood on a 43- yard Scoring drive in the first period. Quarterback Steve Golden made the tally on a seven-yard sprint and Braxton Hornsby added the extra point. AHS came back in the second quarter to knot the score on a two-yard run by Grady jones and the con- Guthery Version by jerry Stearns. Senior Thurston D. jones Meadows Senior Senior Senior A 1 Henderson Polidoro 56 Whatley Senior Senior Senior BALL AUBURN vs HARDAWAY - September lo AHS claimed its first victory of the season with a 14-0 shutout win over the Hardawav Hawks of Columbus, Ga. The first half of play was a rugged defensive battle as the two teams combined for only three first downs. An eight-yard pass from Ronnie Reid to Danny jones broke the ice in the third quarter. Later, after a poor Hawk punt, Sentell O'Mary blasted over from the four giving Auburn its winning margin. Q55 King Senior ff' If? K 1 iNx,,5qwigi i Stearns Senior Managers, jones Mangram 8Lipscomb Dumas Senior Walton Rouse Senior Senior Choron G. Jones Senior Senior AUBURN Vs DADEVILLE - September 23 Auburn suffered its first defeat against Dadeyille as celebrated quarterback Buddy Seay lead the Tigers to a l3-0 triumph. The first half was dominated by the Auburn running game as the Auburn Tigers rolled up L24 yards but failed to mark up a score. Seay set up the first TD on a 51-yard dash to the five and then scored from the two. A pass from Seay to Davis Caldwell in the final period netted the other Dadeville touchdown. AUBURN Vs ROANOKE - September 30 AHS went down in defeat against the Roanoke Tigers 7-0 in a rugged defensive battle. The game's lone score came early as Roanoke took the opening kick-off and marched to pay dirt. Fullback Bill Ragle made the touchdown from three yards out. Wayne Segrest thrilled the fans with two 40-yard kick-off returns. Se gre st johns on junior junior Reid Schuessler Junior Junior 7 1 T. jones C. Mitchell 58 Cope Deese Junior junior junior junior AUBURN vs UNION SPRINGS - October 7 The Baby Tigers put on their best of- fensive show of the season as they Whipped Union Springs 19- 13. O'Mary had a banner night as he rolled up 176 yards on the ground and accounted for three touchdowns on runs of 3, 32, and 10 yards. Auburn on the whole Wound up with almost 400 yards total offense as the team posted its second victory. O'Mary Larendo Junior Sophomore Gholston Casalus Junior Sophomore AUBURN vs PRATTVILLE - October 14 A last-minute touchdown by Chase Riddle spelled defeat for AHS as the Prattville Lions took a 7-6 victory. jerry Stearn's accounted for all the Tiger points as the senior tackle made good on field-goal ef- forts of 35 and 25 yards. Prattville pulled the game out with 1:24 left on Riddle's three-yard burst. Steve Taylor's PAT provided the winning margin. Clark Havron Sophomore Freshman Burnett M. Mitchell S ophorn ore Fre shm an AUBURN vs LANETT - October 21 AUBURN vs VALLEY - October 28 Again a last minute TD proved fatal as The running of Valley's Mark Meadows the Panthers spoiled AHS's homecoming. proved too much for the Baby Tigers to The Baby Tigers fought to a l3-7 half time contain as the Rams reeled off a 19-0 lead as two touchdowns by Danny jones put victory. Meadows, a junior All-State half- Auburn ahead. However two goal line stands back, gained 234 yards rushing as he set in the final period proved worthless as an up two touchdowns and scored one himself. ll-yard touchdown pass from Charles In this game Auburn standouts Stearns and Estes to Billy Wayne Kelton was followed Ernie Cope were injured and missed the by Chubby Nichols winning PAT. final two games. Lund Story Pierce Berry junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Gill Cook 60 Pollard Waters Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman AUBURN vs LAFAYETTE - November 4 AUBURN vs OPELIKA - November 15 A last-second field goal try by LaFayet- In a game previously postponed because te's Kenneth Barber sailed over the cross of rain AHS fell to arch-rival Opelika 21-7 bar to change a 7-6 Auburn lead into a 9-7 The Bu1ldog's hardrunning fullback Sam setup. A 10-yard TD run by O'Mary and Spates gained 155 rushing and scored the Billy Thurston's extra point gave Auburn three touchdowns in leading Opelika to its what seemed like a solid 7-0 lead before third straight victory thus retiring the David Mickle's blast to paydirt made the Opelika Daily News trophy. O'Mary ac- score 7-6. LaFayette's last ditch effort counted for the lone Tiger score on a two- proved enough as Barber's 28-yard boot was yard buck up the middle. true. Smith Dyas Granton Sanders Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Tidwell Sprayberry 61 Wilson Smith Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman BASKET k J Deese 6' 1 Lloyd 5' 11 2 1 Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Sarvar 5' 9 SCORES 82 Notasulga Columbus Opelika Roanoke Alex City Lanett Tallassee Roanoke Opelika Valley Opelika Wetumpka Lanett Lafayette Inconsistency has played Coach Bobby BroWn's hoop- sters as the Baby Tigers own a 10-8. Linwood Lloyd has been the big gun, overaging about 18 points a game, While also john White, Danny jones and Bill Deese are in double figures. Tucker 5' 7 jones 62 6' O l ALL Warren 6' 0 white 6' o BORDER CONFE RE NCE TOURNAMENT Auburn 63 Roanoke 45 Auburn 5 l Opelika 60 Auburn 58 Lanett 49 Wick Warren is our play- rnaker and defense ace while Mike Pugh adds strength to the boards and rn point pro- duction. The Hustlers have been doing well of late with Steve Budenstein, jim- my Tucker, Ken Rainer, and David Sarvar being the main stays of the select group. Rainer 6' O 63 Budenstein 5' ll B-TEAM Greene 5' 11 I-Iam 5' 10 I I The junior Varsity of A. I-l. S. had tough luck through the early portions of the season but have come on strong in recent games. Leading the scoring attack are jack Bentley, Eddie Greene, jack Ham, Bob Clark, and Randall Quilliam While Mac Lipscomb, Mark Stevens and Ken Corr have added punch to the attack. I Bentley 5'8 Clark 6'0 Deese 5' 10 BASKETBALL The B team began the season with a 50-12 triumph over Notasulga and after a long drought lost to Eufaula 49-47 before whipping Roanoke Tigers 48 -34. Quilliam 5' 10 Clark Core 5' 8 Stephens 6' 5 Lund 5' 10 Lipscomb 5' 6 Managers Bagwell 8 Mangram 5' 8' The junior Varsity Cheerleaders have cheered for junior Varsity and B Team football and basketball games this year. From LEFT TO RIGHT: Micky Flourney, jan Andrews, Mary Bentley, captain, jane Jeffers, and Brenda Knapp. it X-my Gym managers were elected by the P. E. teacher, Mrs. Tipton, from a list of girls who were interested on the basis of their grades, leadership, and attitude. The gym managers duties are to assist the P. E. teacher in any way possible and to set a good example for the other students. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT: Barbara Mann, Bonnie Hare, jan Andrews Nancy Hayes, Leitha Kelly, Aleene Benson, Lindsay Berry, Sylvia Patterson, BACK: Mickey Flourney, Eve Schlessinger, Brenda Buckingham, Carol Schlessinger, Anne McChesney, Carol Hartwig. 67 I 4 7 V?. , , if 4, W . B , XSS 'Pa S 3 l Q' ,gava ,W CROSS CGUNTRY This year's Cross Country team had a Very successful season with six victories and only two loses. To top-off their im- pressive record the team captured first place honors in the state Cross Country meet with all six of A. H. S. 's runners finishing in the top twenty. To contrast with this years success, last year's team fAuburn's firstj did not win a single meet. Next year's team should do as well as this year's since all runners except one will be returning. Coach Wayne Murphy's runners claimed wins over Columbus Qtwicej, Troup County Qtwicej, and Lee of Montgomery Qtwicej while absorbing two defeats to Lanier. 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'-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:E:E:5:5:E:2:E:55:1:2:1E151:2:5f251555!5-zffiififzfffififzir ADMIN I TRATIO nuw.--M..-..- -- Coach Sam Welborn-Guidance Counselorg Coach jim Douglas-Assistant Principal, Biologyg Mr. J. L. Lovvorn-Principal. These three men do a lot of the work around Auburn High School. All of the students owe them much appreciation for their time and effort which has made the new school a success. 5 Mr. E. E. Gaither-Superintendent of Auburn City Schools. Mrs. Nellie Blackwell-Secretary He works in conjunction with the Board of 70 Education to help Auburn attain this excellent She runs the office with perfect efficiency new school. and knows almost everyone in the high school MATH Mrs. Sara jo Jackson-Algebra I, Physical Scienceg Mr. Alvin Bigger-Algebra I and II, Geometryg II, Senior Mathg Mrs. Virginia Haggard-General Math, Business Math and Law. The Math Department teaches a Wide Variety of subjects to prepare students for any future. General Math, Business Math and Law are offered in the vocation- al curriculum. These arc useful for students interested in going into business instead of college. Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Senior Math are the col- lege preparatory courses. These are offered in an accelerated program now beginning in grammar school. When this program is finished the students can enter college calculus. This year a Se- nior Math series should take the student beyond calculus. Regular courses prepare students for basic college math. Auburn University has quite an influence on Auburn High School, especially in the emphasis on math. A college course in computers is offered to high school stu- dents With an apptitude for math. E sr Mrs. Eleanor Allison-Algebra I and aj Q, T W ' GLI H Mrs. Mary Eleanor Mockridge-Sr. Englishg Mrs. Virginia Taylor-Freshman Englishg Mrs. Sandra Izquierdo-Freshman and Sophomore Englishg Mrs. Mary Lou Windham-Ir. English, Speech and Dramag Mrs. Bessie Phillips-Sophomore English. Everybody takes English every year Qand some more than thatj. As we are often told, English relates to every- thing else. One can't be good in his field if he can't express himself clearly with good grammar. Each class has a vocabulary book, a grammar study, four novels, and a literature book. American literature is studied in Ju- nior English and English literature is studied the Senior year. Included in the English Department is an interesting course in speech and drama. HISTCRY Coach Sentell Harper-Government and Economics, P E Mrs Willis World History, Alabama History and Civics, jr English, Coach Bobby Brown-Alabama History and Civicsg Mrs Inez Edwards American History, Alabama History and Civics The History Department has three required courses: Civics and Alabama History, American History, and Gov- ernment and Economics. These are state requirements and are the only required courses besides English and P. E. in the school system. World History is also included in the depart- ment as an elective. These courses are intended to make students Well informed citizens. LIBRARY The library is an important facility for every part of the school. lt is particularly important to history and English students. This year's library has expanded room and more books. It served several temporary uses such as band and chorus room. The library uses student helpers. Nlrs. Gholston-Librarian. CIE CE Mrs. Mary Ellen Deese-Chemistryg Mrs. Sara Weaver-Biology, Geometryg Mrs. Carolyn Young-Biology, Physical Scienceg Colonel Mclnnis-Physics, Senior Math. Auburn High has an advanced scien- tific program of courses from basic science to difficult courses usually taken only by those who will need them in college. ln spite of obstacles this year, the classes have progressed Well Physical Science offers a basic in- troduction in chemistry and how a car runs . lt is an elective usually taken in the ninth grade. Biology opens up the World of nature-plants, animals, and humans. Chemistry is generally taken in the eleventh grade and Physics in the twelfth grade. BUI LANIGUAGE Auburn High School has a new language pro- gram this year. Beginning with French and Spanish I, the lessons are taught by the use of films and tapes. Electronic headphones are used for better hearing and to enable the student to hear himself. In this program more emphasis is put on oral work than has been previously. The student should take all three years of the language to be prepared for a college course. There may be a French IV class in the near future. Spanish III was new this year, but it may be extended to four years also. Foreign Language students also have an opportunity to learn something about the country whose language they are learn- ing. There are fringe benefits such as the French and Spanish caroling at Christmas. Mrs. Charlotte Ottis-French I-III5 Mrs. Elizabeth Bekus-Spanish I-III. ESS The Business Department includes Typing I and II, Shorthandl and Bookkeeping. This year they have expanded their facilities and now have a small room in which they will have business machines such as calculators. Students learn basic skills of the business world. At the end of each year awards are presented for excellence in typing and shorthand which can help students obtain jobs. These awards are based on tests given to measure the number of words typed or taken correctly in a certain length of time. Shorthand is very useful for taking notes in classes. The bookkeeping class works on adding machines and learns the basic steps in keeping business records. 75 Mrs. Mary Stephens-Typing I and II, Shorthand I5 Mrs. Duane McCallan-Typing I, Bookkeeping, Freshman English. VOCATIONAL P PHYSICAL E The P. E. courses had a very flexible program this year because there was no equipment and the gym was incomplete until later in the year. The boys 'played outdoors and helped to ready the grounds. The girls hoped to begin team sports and tumbling second semester. The new gym will be divided during classes but opened lengthwise for basketball games with stands on the sides. P. E. is closely related to the com- petitive sports program. The boys who participate in atheletics have P. E. sixth period. The cheerleaders work hard on their formations and cheers this period. Mrs. Nancy Tipton-Girls Physical Education Coach Wayne Murphy-Boys Physical Educa- tion. Vocational Agriculture and Home Eco- nomics have unlimited possibilities in their new surroundings this year. The Home Ec Department has alarge sew- ing room, a living room, and a modern kitch- en. Home Ec offers units in Art and Child Care as well as in the basic sewing and cooking skills. The Auburn Vocational Ag program puts more emphasis on mechanical skills than agricultural. Every boy in class has a proj- ect. This can now be a job using vocational training instead of a home project. Mr. Kil- lough helps to place the boys in suitable jobs. These vocational courses are supported cooperatively by the federal and state gov- ernments under the Smith-Hughes Act. The teachers do much work out of the classroom to fill the individual need of each boy or girl. Miss Naomia Wilson-Home Economics l- lllg Mr. Frank Killough-Vocational Agri- culture l-IV. UCATIO ART MU IC Mr. john Anderson -Art l,ll,lll, Mechanical Mr. joe Davis-Mixed Chorus and Girls' Chorus. Drawing. The Art Department has been very Mr. Tommy Goff- A Band, B Band, Music active this year with the organization of an Art Theory. Guild to take field trips. DRTY-ERgl EDUCATIO tex I V .N xxx gk X wiki x U' 'Z Lt. Dale Howard-Drivers' Education Officer Lamar Sellers -Drivers' Education The Drivers' Education course was started several years ago at Auburn High by the Auburn Police Department. Students are taught the fundamentals of good driving and drilled, in safe driving practices. Teachers enjoy an informal side as well as their classroom manner. The teachers' lounge is a refuge from the student World. The teachers all had their one big wild night at the G.A. A. student -faculty Volleyball game, which they Won. The cheerleaders, players, Coach Young, and Umpire Mclnnis presented quite a contrast to our customarily reserved faculty. ' :- :-'- f 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .'.'.'1' ' ' . .111 4 .'.j.g.g. .5 . ,QpQ:2g:g.g:g.g:g:g. - 3.-.' -.'.-.-.- ' ..:1:::1:.::'-' 11:21:19 .:I :Z' 1' '1'1'1 1- :.- 1:15 .. .g.,. ' .' 1.1.1 ' 'I O l I . . 52:2 '- ' ICJRS 96 11 1 111 111 11 1.5: 1.11 '11 1 1 ' 1111 1 1 1 ....'.'.'.'. I'1'1'. .-Z'. I. 1111 1'1'1'1'1'11'1'1'1'1'1'1'1'1 '1'1'1'1 1'1'1'1 '1 1 111'1'11 1'1'1' '1' '1'1'1'1' 1'1'1'1'1'1'1' 1'1'1'1' '1'1'1' ' 1 1111 11111 1111 1111 111111 11 111 1 1111 111111 11111 11111 1111 11 1 111 11 11111 111111 11111 11111 1111 11 1 11 1111 11111 11111 1111 1111 111 1 111 111111 1111 1111 1111 111 1 1 11 1111111111 111111 11111 111 1 11 111111111111111 1111 111 1111 1111111 1111 111 1 11 11 ' .1.1-1. .1..1.111 1111 11111 11 CLASS of 96 1 i I 5 l l 3 Class Officers: President, john White V-President, Steve Crouch Secretary, Cynthia Schell Treasurer, Anna Belle Blake As the class of '67 we have heard and answered the challenge to become the best graduating class of Auburn High School. We have been inspired by our new opportunities, and in turn, hope we have left a high standard for those who follow. We have acquired a feeling of togeth- erness, a class spirit and sense of responsibility that no preceding class has known. We have tried to set a good example for underclassmen, yet have not boasted our superiority! Through originality and hard work as a class and as individuals, we have received nearly every honor offered by our school. We enthusiastically supported our teams and band hoping that other classes will continue to do so. ln years to come we will all cherish memories of Auburn High School, old and new. 80 Linda Sue Battle Linda Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low--an excellent thing in a Woman. Sadye Aleene Bensen Aleene Athletic, friendly, kind, another like her y0u'll never find. Haver Belinda Bice I-Iaver Artists, like the Greek gods, are only revealed to one another. Barbara Nell Black Barbara I was born a southerner and I'll die a southerner. Anna Belle Blake Anna Belle She leads others as she follows men. ' Robert Dunaway Brannon llBObbyll I ain't dead, just speechless. s..-rss? ss..-nd gfx ' 1 John Hudson Acker, Ir. Cadillac Beware the fury of a patient man. Rufus Sampson Armstrong lYRandYIl A smile for all, a greeting glad, a jolly way he has. Linda Ann Bailey Linda l have a heart for every joy. Margaret Ann Bailey Herbie She has Wit to persuade and personality to de- light. H Iudy Lee Banks llJudyll Manner not gold is Woman's best adorn- ment. II Cathy Dawn Barrington llcathyll Full of laughter, full of pepg never quiet, that's her rep. R Robert Clarence Bullard, jr. llBObIl Good and bad men are each less so than they seem. Nanaline Holt Burgess IINQ-ncyll Her eyes are flooded with laughter. Daniel Myles Bush llDa'nll Keep your eye on this young mang the world will talk of him someday. jennifer Elizabeth Cain IYJQHHYVI She possesses knowledge and originality--the in- struments of fulfillment. Elizabeth Callaway HI-liz!! To enjoy life is to live life . Gwendolyn Carlisle Gwen lt is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. Theodore Waymon Choron, jr. llTCd7I I never like being hit without striking back. Tom Edward Corley, jr. YITOIHII A rare compound of oddity, intellect, and fun. Madison Stevens Crouch Steve This is he that every man would like to be. Adele Current-Garcia Pizi A good disposition is bet ter than gold. William Dodson Deese Bill You can tell the char- acter of a man when you see how he receives praise. Gloria Elaine Denny llGlO1l Her ways are ways of gentleness . Steven Eugene Funchess Steve There 1S charm and playfulness rn hls tal Robert Kersey Gllmore Bob 'Adventure comes from followmg your own wlll Ollen Davld Grey Ollen Bashful eyes sometlme betray ' Robert Bruce Greenleaf llBObll A true Boy Scout Dennls Alan Guthery Denn1S He 1S jolly, Wltty, and most llkeable Thelma Faye Guyton Thelma Un1que lS she who 1S Catherme Joanne Dragom Cathy' 'Her heart 1s llke a moon there lS always a man m VIVIHD Carol Dugger Carol ' She glVCS the world the best she has may the best come back to her Wll11HIH Thomas Dumas rrpple Why make llfe so serlous? You can never get out allve anyway Robert Herman Fmeher Bobby The way of llvlng lS slmply modesty ' Crarg M1ehael Fllkke Cralg Fa1thful frlends are ha to flnd Llla Ward Fllnt L1la 'Behlnd her smlle there hes an aetlve tongue Ga? herself ' William Albert Hagler llBi11ll Where is he who can do all things well? john Earl Hammock Yllohnll I find my joy in my own way. Sidney Wiggins Hare Hsidll Life without edges makes way for a smooth sailing. Maurice Alton Hartm an, Jr. IIMaCIl When Vxyyou play, plaicy hard en you wor . . . by the way, when do you work? Sheron Ionnell Hatm aker Sheron Let every Woman ex- cercise the art she knows. ll William Irving Havron llBi1-lyll The world knows only twog that's Rome and me. Mary Anne Hawkins Mary Anne Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Thomas Harold Henderson, II. Thomas The kind and strong are forever true friends. David Ames Herbert, Ir. Red Dog I may do something sensational yet! Susan Ruth Hoerlein llsuell She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, too. Iam es Michael Hoff ll Tiger!! But, but but, buthbut but, . . . James Edward Hudson, jr. 1vJimbovl If I could make up my mind, I'd still be far behind. Kenneth Eugene King Kenneth A man of few words doesn't have any to take back. Linda Marie Kurnm er Linda A Feminine woman never goes out of style. Rebecca Maxine Ledbetter llBeCkyll Life is not life Without delight. Rebecca Gene LeNoir llBeCkyYl She burns the midnight oil, but not always for studying. Carole Ann Liverman Corrupt Life wouldn't be life without music. Linwood Clifford Lloyd Linwood Faithful and true in his ways. - A Veronica Louise jackson IlROniIl Grace is finer than goodness. Daniel Wayne Jones llDannY-ll Slow and steady wins the race. Herman Grady jones llcradyll Always making passes on the field and out of class. James Marvin Jones llMarVll His wit and spirit we will always remember. ' Teresa Dianne Jones Dianne Beauty and wisdom are rarely enjoined. Frances Leitha Kelly Leitha A merry companion is music to one's ears. 1 Victor Press Long Victor Everything comes to him who waits--so why hurry? Everett Samuel Lyle III Evie Fools make feasts and Wise men eat them. Ethel Claire Marty Claire Nature has given to woman nothing more ex- cellent than intellect. Wendyne McGoWen llwendy-ll joking and humor are pleasant and often of extreme utility. Iam es Palmour McMillan llJim!I Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. James Johnston McVay vrjaimeul Life without mischief isn't life at all. Wait? SQA as S2 ff f as W .,., if ,giigfizisigif Robert Bernard Meadows llBOb'by-ll A country boy who fooled us all. Lee McCartney Moates III-reel! She has enough good nature to stretch a mile. Ethel Rita Moon Tommie Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Cara Lee Norman llcarall Everything is funny as long as it happens to somebody else. Shelia Lynn Partin Shelia I'm on my way, but I lost my com pass. Sylvia Ann Patterson Sylvia Beauty is the only thing that time can not harm. David Foster Pruett llsnagll All great men are dying, I feel ill myself. David Ranney lIDaVidl! Seriousness spiced with humor. Larry Gene Rice llLarryll Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may be drafted. Blanche Richardson Billie ll modesty, Emily Carolyn Riddle llEmilyIl Softly speaking and swee smiling. Dorothy Louise Robinson Doe Doe How sweet and fair she seems to be. Rare is the union of beauty and Michael Thomas Pearson llmikell Some people are in- describableg others are something else. Brenda Rose Phillips Brenda What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Jean Todd Philpott llleanll She watches him as a cat would watch a mouse. Stephen Douglas Pitts lIArmll A little nonsense is relished by the best of men-abut a lot? William Van Polidoro llPO1iYl His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contests bold. William Benjamin Poucher l!Bi11lI The word impossible is not in my Vocabul- ary. H David Benjamin Rouse David lt saves a lot of trouble to be born good-looking. Edwin Ernest Rowell Ernie Every man is justified in his individuality. Cynthia Dexter Schell Cynthia Always laughing, never sadg sometimes naughty5 never bad. Carol Ann Schlesinger Carol To have the gift to think for ourselves as we think for others. Eve Lynn Schlesinger llEVell You'll find me with my man in another place. Margarita Alice Saez Schnake Maigo A latecomer who is wel- comed. ,gi Suzanne jean Sforzini Suzanne The more we know her, the more we like her. Dorothy Davis Sherling Dottie She is little3 she is wiseg she's a terror for her size. Mary Cline Shoffeitt lYMary1l Wit that can bring forth smiles, even from mourners. Stanley French Sides llstanleyll His heart was as great as the world. Margaret Hannah Simmons Hannah The highest distinction is Service to others. Mary Barbara Sims Bobbie As quiet as the day is long, but the day is only 12 hours! J Charles Randle Stokes, jr. Randy Would that all men were good to look upon like me. Pearl Grace Sublett Grace Her friends are many, her foes. . .has she any? Sara Elizabeth Sweeny Sally Sally was a gool ole girl. john Christopher Thomason lllohnll He is never alone who knows the path he will take. joe Paul Thomaston IIJOCVI I'm agreeable--at least l think l am. William Glenn Thorston HBHIYH Every artist was first an amateur. Robert Thomas Skelton Tommy There is no great genius without some touch of madness. David Smith, jr. David Some people are more nice than wise. Ethleen Linden Smith lien Doing easily what others find difficult is talent. Gloria jean Kramer Spath Gloria She made study a regu- lar thing3 said little, did much. Patricia Anne Spikes llpatsyil I am a lover and have not found my thing to love. jerry Wayne Stearns Yllerryll He is an athletic boy-- your hopes in him he'll not destroy. Roxie Tolbert Roxie The destiny assigned to every man is suited to him. Charles Frank Tremaine Chuck He was a fiddler and consequently a rogue. Martha Van Gilder Martha Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Cynthia Barbara Vestal llcyndliall A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive and spirit energetic. Donald McKee Vestal llDuCkIl I live for fun and fun I have. Ronald Vickerstaff Ronnies No matter What you say, ll I'll do it my own way. Brenda Kay Waldrip Brenda The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Charles Owen Walton, Ir. lloxvenll It isn't that I'm a herog I've been in a lot of fights. Daniel Glenn Walton llDannyll Women panic when I'm around. Genie Carol Ward Carol Silence is more eloquent than Words. Charles Wicker Warren Wick I often wonder who will rule the world when I leave it. Hoyt Mitchell Warren, Ir. III-Ioytll Leadership and dependability are his greatest assets. Linda Cheryl Wills Cherie He who deserves shall someday receive his reward. Richard Alan Wood Richard Those dark eyes, in whose depths a cupid lurks, equipped for darting. Susan Alice Wright Susan A forceful spirit of cheerful fun. Joseph Edgar Yeager lljedll Not by years, but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Nancy Carolyn Young llNanCyll A smile requires so little effort, yet it is a most valuable asset. Ioan Marie Ziegler vlloanill The world stands aside to let any one pass who knows where he is going. T William Harris Whatley Bill If worry were the only cause of death, I would live forever. John Thomas White Joe John Success is the reward of toil? Carl Douglas Wilhite llDOugVI The quiet artist lives poignantly. Edward Edgar Wilkinson Eddie He who tries hard may someday succeed. Charles Young Williams, Chuck I'm cool. Susan Grace Williamson Susie Mind cannot follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness. J ICR NAPSHQT Would you believe they just came from Paris? Blowing bubbles? Homecoming Parade '67. Yes, you fool, it's quicksand 92 What Happened to the Water? Tense excitementg a Senior Party Characteristic. It says, Kick me. Now, you'11! YEA 93 SENIQRS! ICR HO OR John Hudson Acker, Jr. Band, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Basketball, jr. II. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Rufus Sampson Armstrong Football, Sr. II. Entered AHS in llth grade. Linda Ann Bailey Band, Sr. I, II, III, Parameds, Sr. I, FTA, Sr. III, FBLA, Sr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III. Entered AHS in llth grade. Margaret Ann Bailey Band, jr. I,II Sr. I, II, III, Sec. Sr. III, Allstate Band, Sr. II, Pep Club, jr. III Sr. I, Ir. Civ., Sr. I,III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Judy Lee Banks FHA, jr. III Sr. I, Chorus, jr. III, Sr. III, Tiger Tales, Sr. III, GAA, jr. III, FBLA, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Cathy Dawn Barrington Pep Club, jr. III Sr. I,II, III, GAA, Sr. II, III, Treas. Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, Annual Staff, Sr. III, A Club, Sr. III, Cheerleader, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 9th. Linda Sue Battle FHA, jr. III Sr. I, jr. Civ., Jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Science Club, jr. III Sr. I,II, III, FTA, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade, Sadye Aleene Benson GAA, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Par. Sr. II, FTA, Sr. III, jr. Civ., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Gym Man., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Haver Belinda Bice Art, Sr. I, II, III, Art Guild, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 10th grade. Barbara Nell Black Stud. Council, jr. I, FTA, jr. ISr. III, FHA, Ir. III Sr. III, Cheerleader, Sr. I, FBLA, Sr. III, Pres., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in llth grade. Anna Belle Blake Pep Club, jr. II,III Sr. I,II, Class Fav., Jr. III, Cheer- leader, Ir. II,III Sr. II, Class V-Pres., jr. III, Class Pres., Sr. I, Class Treas., Sr. III, Sr. High Halloween Queen, Sr. I, Homecoming Cand., Sr. II, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, Hon. Soc. Sec., Sr. III, Annual Staff, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Key Club Calendar Girl, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Entered AHS in lst grade. Robert Clarance Bullard, jr. FFA, jr. III Sr. I, II, III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Nanaline Holt Burgess Cheerleader, jr. I, GAC, Ir. II,III, Pep Club, jr. III, Red Cross, Sr. I, Intramural Sports, Sr. I,II, FTA, Sr. III, FHA, Sr. III, FBLA, Sr. III, V-Pres., Sr. IIIQ Entered AHS in 12th grade. Daniel Myles Bush Band, jr. I, Il, III Sr. I, Sci. Club, Sr. I, II, III, Pub. Sr. II, Treas., Sr. III, Key Club, Sr. II, III, Sec., Sr. III, Annual Staff, Sr. II, III, Spts. Editor, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. jennifer Elizabeth Cain Stud. Council, Sr. I,II,III, Sec., Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, FTA, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Sec., II, Par., Sr. III, Sist. Pres., Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. I,II,III, jr. Civ., Sr. I, Who's Who, Sr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 8th grade. Elizabeth Callaway Majorette, Sr. I,II, Miss NHA, jr. III. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Gwendolyn Carlisle Sec. NHA, jr. III, Chorus, jr. III, Hon. Soc., jr. III, Stud. Coun. , Sr. I. Entered AHS in llth grade. Theodore Waymon Choron, jr. FFA, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Football, jr. I,II,III Sr. I, III, A Club, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Tom Edward Corley, jr. Key Club, Sr. II,III, Science Club, Sr. I,II, Basket- ball, Jr. III Sr. II, III, Baseball, Sr. I, II, III, A Club, Sr. II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Madison Stevens Crouch Key Club, Sr. I,II,III, Treas., Sr. II, Pres., Sr. III, Sen. Class V-Pres., Stud. Coun., Sr. II, Boys' State, Sr II, Interclub Coun. , Sr. I, III, Hon. Soc., Sr. II, III, Photo Club, jr. III Sr. I, Pres. Sr. I, Sci. Club, Sr. I,II Tiger Tales, jr. III Sr. I, Tennis, Sr. II,III, A Club, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Merit Scholarship Semi-Fin. Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Adele Current-Garcia Band, Ir. III Sr. I,II,III, Flagbearer, Sr. Il, III, Sci. Club, Sr. I, jr. Civ., jr. III. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. William Dodson Deese Key Club, Sr. II, III, Basketball, Sr. II, III, Tennis, Sr. II, III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in llth grade. Gloria Elaine Denny FHA, Sr. I,II, FBLA, Sr. II, Triple Trio and Smyana singers, Sr. I, II, III, Chorus Sr. I, II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Catherine Joanne Dragoin Pep Club, jr. I,II,III Sr. I, jr. Civ., Jr. III Sr. I,II, FTA, jr. III Sr. I, II, III, Officer, Sr. III, Who's Who Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. J Vivian Carol Dugger Pep Club, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, jr. Civ., Sr. I, FHA, jr. III, FTA, jr. I, Il, III Sr. I,II,III, V-Pres., Sr. II, Pres. Sr. III, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, Stud. Coun., Ir. I, II, III Sr. I, II, III, Sec. , Sr. II, Homecoming Court, Sr. I, Halloween Queen Cand., Sr. Il, Miss AHS Cand. Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Class Off., jr. I, Key Club Sweetheart Cand., Sr. I, Calendar Girl, Sr. III, Beauty Cand., Sr. I,II, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III. Entered AHS in lst grade. William Thomas Dumas, III Pep Club, jr. I, II, III Sr. I, II, III, Football, jr. III Sr, I,II, III, Basketball, jr. II,III, Baseball, Sr. I, ll, III, A Club, Sr. II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Robert Herman Fincher Football, Sr. I, Special Mention in National High School Poetry Press, Sr. II. Entered AHS in lOth grade, Craig Michael Flikke Soccer, Class Newspaper. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Lila Ward Flint GAA, jr. III Sr. I,II, FTA, Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. II, jr. Civitan, Sr. I,II, FBLA, Sr. III, Sec., Sr. III, Cho- rus, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, State, Sr. I,II,III, Entered AHS in lst grade. Steven Eugene Funchess Key Club, Sr. I,II,III, Sci. Club, Sr. I,II, Photo Club, Sr. I, Hon. Soc., Sr. II, III, Pres. Sr. III, Interclub Coun. Sr. III, V-Pres., Sr. III, Annual Staff Sr. II, III, Sen. Editor, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Robert Kelsey Gilmore Football, jr. III, Sr. II, Band, jr. I,II,III. Sr. I. Entered AHS in 6th grade. Robert Bruce Greenleaf Band, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Officer, Sr. III, Allstate Band, jr. III Sr. I, II,III, Boys' State, Sr. II, Sci. Club, Sr. II,III, Pres., Sr. Ill, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Dennis Alan Guthery Sci. Club, jr. II, Football, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, Bas- ketball, jr. II, Track, jr. II, Class Sec., jr. II, Class Treas., jr. III, Class V-Pres., Sr. I, Class Pres., Sr. II, Class Fav., Sr. I, Key Club, Sr. II,III, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, Tiger Tales, Sr. II,III, Editor, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Band, Sr. I, II, III, Interclub Coun., Sr. II,III, A Club, Sr. II,III, Boys' State, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Thelma Faye Guyton jr. Civitan, jr. ISr. I,II,III, FHA, Sr. I,II, FTA, Sr. III, Sci. Club, Sr. I,II,III, Sec., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. William Albert Hagler Student Cotm., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Key Club, Sr. II,III, Treas., Sr. III, Sci. Club, jr. III Sr. I,II, III, Pub. Chair., Sr. I, 2nd V-Pres., Sr. II, 1stV- Pres., Sr. III, Band, jr. III Sr. I,II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. john Earl Hammock FFA, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Entered AHS in 8th grade. Sidney Wiggins Hare Football, jr. I,II, Sci. Club, jr. III Sr. I, Key Club, Sr. I,II,III, V-Pres., Sr. III, A Club, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Annual Staff, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Maurice Alton Hartman, jr. Sci. Club, Sr. I, Key Club, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 2nd. Sheron jonnell Hatmaker Tiger Tales, jr. III Sr. I,II, Assit. Bus. Man., Sr. II, Libr, Asst., jr. III Sr. I, jr. Civ., Sr. I,II, Art Club, Sr. I, Sci. Club, Sr. I, Who's Who, Sr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III, Good Citizenship Award, jr. I,II, Stud. Coun., jr. I,II, V-Pres., jr. II. Entered AHS in 8th grade. William Irving Havron Class Treas., jr. I, Fav., jr. II, Football, jr. I, II, III Sr. II, Basketball, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,III, Baseball, Sr. II, III, FFA, Sr. II,III, Pep Club, Sr. III, Track, jr. III, A Club, Sr. II,III, Entered AHS in lst grade. Mary Anne Hawkins Pep Club, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, jr. Civ., jr. III, FTA, jr. II,III Sr. I,II,III, Pub. Chairman, Sr. II, Rep. at State Con., Sr. II, Annual Staff, Sr. II,III, Co-Features Ed- itor, Sr. II, FBLA, Sr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Thomas Harold Henderson, II Morning Watch, jr. III, Football, jr. II, III Sr. I, II,III, A Club, Sr. II,III, Treas. Sr. III. Entered AHS in Sth grade. David Ames Herbert, jr. Science Club, Sr. II, jr. High Basketball, Band, jr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Susan Ruth Hoerlein Cheerleader, jr. II,III, Halloween Cand., jr. II, Class Sec., jr. III, Pep Club, jr. II,III, FTA, jr. III Sr. I, II, jr. Civi., Sr. I, Band, jr. I,II, III Sr. I,II,III, Flag- bearer, Sr. I, Maj., Sr, II, III, Head Maj., Sr. III, Beauty Cand., Sr. I,II, III, Homecoming Cand., Sr. I, Key Club Sweetheart Cand., Sr. I,II, Cal. Girl, Sr. III, Tiger Tales, Sr. III, Fash. Ed., Sr. III, Miss Auburn High, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. james Michael Hoff Football, jr. II,II Sr. I,II,III, Basketball, jr. III. En- tered AHS in Sth grade. james Edward Hudson, jr. Football, jr. III Sr. II, Track, jr. III, Chorus, jr. Il, FBLA, Sr. I,II,III, Pres., Sr. II, Interclub Coun., Sr. II, Entered AHS in Sth grade. Veronica Louise jackson Honors from Bunker Hill, A. F. B. , Ind. --Maj., Sr. I, II, Pep Club, jr. Il, III Sr. I,II, Treasurer Sunshine Soc. jr. III Sr. I, jr. Rep., Sr. II. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Daniel Wayne jones Macon Academy--Football, jr. III Sr. I,II, and III fin Auburnj, Basketball, jr. II, II Sr. Il, Most Valuable Player, Sr. II, All Tournament Award, Baseball, Sr. I, Il, M.A. Club, FFA, Sr. I,III. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Herman Grady jones Football, Fr. II,III Sr. I,II, III, Pres. FFA, Sr. III, Track, Sr. II, III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. james Marvin jones Stud. Coun., jr. III, Red Cross, jr. III, Chorus, Sr. II,III, Sec-Treas., Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. III, Who's Illfho, Sr. III. Entered AHS in llth grade. Teresa Dianne jones Chorus, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Allstate Chorus, Sr. I,II, Smyana Singers, Sr. II, III, Pep Club, jr. Ill Sr. I, jr. Class Treas., AMI, Sr. II, Girls' State, Sr. II, Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Frances Leitha Kelly GAA, jr. II,III Sr. I,III, FGA, jr. III Sr. I,II, FTA, Sr. II, jr. Civ., Sr. III, Gym Man., Sr. III. Entered AHS in 5th grade. Kenneth Eugene King Football, jr. II,III Sr. I,II, Basketball, jr. I,II,III, Sr. I. Entered AHS in lst grade. Linda Marie Kummer Stud. Coun., jr. II,III, Pep Club, jr. II, Sr. I, III, Class Fav., jr. II, jr. Civ., Sr. I, GAA, jr. III Sr. I, Beauty, Sr. I, FTA, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Rebecca Maxine Ledbetter FHA, jr. III Sr. I, GAA, Ir. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Rebecca Gene LeNoir Stud, Coun., Sr. I,II,III, Tiger Tales, jr. III, Pep Club, jr. II,II Sr. I, II, III, GAA, jr. I,II,III, jr. Civ., Ir. III Sr. I, FTA, Sr. II,III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Key Club Sweetheart Cand., Sr. II, Class Fav., Sr. II, Key Club Cal., Girl, Sr. III, Halloween Queen, jr. I, School Paper, jr. I. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Linwood Clifford Lloyd Basketball, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II, III, Baseball, Sr. I,II, A Club, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 5th grade. Victor Press Long Football, jr. II,III Sr. I,II, Ag. Ir. III, Sr. I,II,III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Everett Samuel Lyle, III Sci. Club, Jr. II Sr. I,II,III, A Club, Sr. I,II, FFA, Sr. I,II,III, Reporter QFFAQ, Sr. III, Baseball, Sr. I,II, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Ethel Claire Marty ,N GAA, Jr. III sr. 1,11,1Ii,'Phb,S Club, sr. 1, sci. Club, Sr. I, Hon. Soc., S5,fqII,',II.I,,.x '-f-'Pres., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Chorus,jSr,1.KlfII, Merit Scholarship Semi- Finaiist, sr. III. Enteifed AHSkiinQlst grade. Wendyne McGowen sci. Club, sr. I,II,III, Chorus, Jr. III sr. 1, II,III, All- state Chorus, Sr. I,II,III, Librarian Sr. III, AHS Smyana Singer Sr. II,III, Girls Triple Trio, jr. III Sr. I, FTA, Sr. III, JR. Civ., Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. III, Miss Irresistible, Sr. II. Entered AHS in 8th grade. james Palmour McMillan Sci. Club, Sr. II, Band, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, All-state Band jr. III Sr. I,II,III Libr. Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. james Johnston McVay Key Club, Sr. II,III, Entered AHS in 9th grade. Robert Bernard Meadows Football, jr. II,III Sr. I,II,III, Basketball, Ir. II,III, Key Club, Sr. II,III, A Club, Sr. II,III, V-Pres., Sr. III, Tiger Tales, Jr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Mr. March of Dimes Cand. jr. II. Entered AHS in lst grade. Lee McCartney Moates Honors from Gadsden High School, jr. Var. Cheerleader, Sr. I, Tri-Hi-Y, Jr. III Sr. I, Triads, Sr. I,II, Pep Club, Ir. III Sr. I,II, Stud. Council, Sr. I. Entered ASH in 12th grade. Ethel Rita Moon Cheerleader, jr. I,II, Pep Club, jr. III Sr. III, German Club, jr. III Sr. I, II, Girls Intramural, jr. III, Red Cross Rep., jr. III Sr. I, FTA, Sr. II,III, KAPA, Sr. II, jr. Guid. Ass., Sr. II, Swim Team, Sr. II, All-State Sr. II, Lettered, Sr. II, FHA, Sr. III, FBLA, Sr. III, Treas., Sr. III. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Cara Lee Norman Annual Staff, Sr. I,II,III, FTA, Sr. I, II, III, Libr. Sr. II, Hist. Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. III, jr. Civ., Sr. I, Sci. Club, Sr. I, II. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Sylvia Ann Patterson Pep Club, jr. II,III Sr. I, Med. Club, jr. II, Chorus, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, V-Pres. Sr. III, Halloween Cand., Sr. III, Gym Manager, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Michael Thomas Pearson jr. Football, jr. Basketball, FFA, Sr. I,II,III, Treas. Sr. III, jr. Band, 2 years. Entered AHS in lst grade. Brenda Rose Phillips FHA, Sr. I,II,III, Officer Sr. III, GAA, Sr. II,III, Chorus, Sr. III, Honors from Capital Heights jr. High: Band, jr. I, Stud. Coun., jr. I,II, Glee Club, jr. II, III, Cheerleader, Ir. I,II, III. Entered AHS in 10th grade. jean Todd Philpott Honors from Westwood jr. High: Cheerleader, jr. II, III, Hon. Coun., Ir. II, Pep Club, Jr. II,III, Annual Staff, jr. II, III, Class Chaplain, jr. II, Sci. Club, jr. I, Debate Team, jr. II,III, Capt. jr. Ill. Gainsville High, FHA, Sr. I, Stud. Coun., Sr. I, Pep Club, Sr. I, G Club, Sr. I, Tennis Team, Sr. I, Girls Basketball, Sr. I, Latin Club, Sr. I, GAA, Sr. I. Honors from AHS: Pep Club, Sr. II,III, Treas. Sr. III, GAA, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Beauty Cand., Sr. III, Chorus, Sr. III, Gym Manager, Sr. III. Entered AHS in llth grade. Stephen Douglas Pitts Band, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, Baseball, Sr. II, III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III, Entered AHS in lst grade. William Van Polidoro Football, jr. III Sr. I,II, III, A Club, Track, jr. III Sr. I, II,III, State Shot Put Champion, Sr. I, II, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 9th grade. William Benjamin Poucher Pep Club, Ir. I, Basketball, jr. II, Band, Ir. II,III Sr. I,II, III, All-state jr. III Sr. II, Herbert Award, Sr. I, Watson Award, Sr. II, Man. Sr. II, Capt. Sr. III, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Sci. Club, Sr. I,II, Treas. Sr. II, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, Treas. Sr. III, Tiger Tales, Ass. Ed., Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. David Foster Pruett Honors from Seabreeze Sr. High: Key Club, Sr. I, II, III, Basketball, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II, Football, jr. I,II, III Sr. I, Tennis, Sr. II, Class Senator, jr. II. Entered AHS in 12th grade. David Ranney Band, jr. III Sr. I,II, III, jr. Class Vi-Pres., Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Larry Gene Rice Band, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, Sci. Club, Sr. I: FFA, Ir. III Sr. I, II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Blanche Richardson FI-1A, Jr. 111, Chorus, jr. I11 Sr. 1,1I,1115 Beauty Cand., Sr. 111, Homecoming Cand., Sr. 1115 Nov. Calendar Girl for Tiger Tales, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 4th grade. Dorothy Louise Robinson Pep Club, Jr. II Sr. 1, Chorus, Jr. 111, Sr. 11,111. Class Rep. in Chorus, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 4th grade. David Benjamin Rouse Football, jr. 111 Sr. 1,111, Track, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, Key Club, Sr. 1,11,1115 Pep Club, Jr. III Sr. 15 Class Favorite, Sr. 11, Who's Who, Sr. 111, A Club, Sr. 11,111, Pres., Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Edwin Ernest Rowell Football, jr. I,11,I11, Chorus, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, Pres. Sr. 111, Nat. Chor. Award, Sr. II, All-state Chor., jr. 111 Sr. 1, 11,111, lnterclub Coun. , Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Cynthia Dexter Schell Art Guild, Beauty Cand. , Sr. 111, Who's Who, Sr. 111, Class Sec. , Sr. 11,111. Entered AHS in lst grade, Carol Ann Schlesinger GAA, jr. 111 Sr. 1, Pep Club, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, jr. Civ., jr. 111 Sr. 1,11, FTA, Sr. 11, Gym Manager, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 9th grade. Eve Lynn Schlesinger jr. Civ., Sr. 1,1I,l11, Pep Club, Sr. 1,11,111, GAA, Sr. 1,115 FTA, Sr. 11, Gym Man., Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 9th grade. Margarita Alice Saez Schnake AFS Student, Who's Who, Sr. 111, In chemistry and biology academy. Entered AHS in 12 grade. Suzanne jean Sforzini Honors from Brunswick, Ga.: Math Club, Sr. 1,11, Sci. Club, Sr. 11, Creative Writing Club, Sr. 11, lnternational Relations Club, Sr. 11, Stud-Coun., Sr. 11, ENTREE NOUS, Sr. 11, jr. Classical League, Sr. 1,115 Nat. Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Sr. 115 University of Ga. Cert. of Merit, Sr. 11, Highest Acad. Average Award, jr. 11,111, Nat. Latin Exam MAGNA CUM LAUDE, Sr. 1, Quill and Scroll, Sr. 111, V-Pres., Sr. 111, jr. High Hon. Soc., jr. 111, GAA, Sr. 111. Tiger Tales, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Dorothy Davis Sherling GAA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,111, V-Pres., Sr. 111, FTA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,1I,l11, Dist. Par. Sr. 1115 Pep Club, jr.1,11, III Sr. 1,11,111, V-Pres. Sr. 11, Pres. Sr. 111, jr. Civ., jr. 111 Sr. 1, A Club, Sr. 1,11,111, Stud. Coun., jr. 1, 11, Class Fav., jr. 1, Cheerleader, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11, 111, Co-capt., Sr. I1, Capt. Sr. 111, Key Club Sweet- heart Cand. Sr. 11, Cal. Girl, Sr. 111, Beauty Cand. Sr. 111, Homecoming Cand., Sr. 1115 Who's Who, Sr. 111, Miss AHS Cand, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Mary Cline Shoffeitt FHA, jr. 111, FTA, jr. III Sr. 1, Jr. Civ., Sr. 15 Pep Club, Sr. 111, Band, jr. 111 Sr. 1,1I,I11, Maj., Sr. 11, 111, Who's Who, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Stanley French Sides Track, jr. 111, FFA, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, Sec. FFA, Sr. 11, Treas, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 6th grade. Margaret Hannah Simmons FTA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,1I,l11, FHA, Jr. 111 Sr. 1, 11,111, Treas. Sr. 11, V-Pres. Sr. 111, Chorus, jr. 111 Sr. 1, Sec. Sr. 1, Class Sec., Sr. I5 Stud. Coun., Sr. 11,111, Hon. Soc., Sr. 111, Who's Who, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Mary Barbara Sims Stud. Coun., Ir. 1,115 Cheerleader, Sr. 1,115 Pep Club, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,11I, Sec., Sr. I1,jr. Civ., jr. 111 Sr. 1, FTA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,1I,l11, GAA, jr. I,11,111, A Club, Sr. 1,1I,l11, Gym Man., Jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,1115 Who's Who, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Robert Thomas Skelton Sci. Club, jr. 111 Sr. I,11,I11, Hon. Soc., Sr. 11,111, Band, Sr. 1,11,111, Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Ethleen Linden Smith GAA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,1I1, Treas,, Sr. 11, Pep Club, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,111, Ir. Civ., Sr. 15 Gym Man., jr. 111, Stud. Coun., jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,111, Most Outstanding Rep., Sr. 11, lst V-Pres., Sr. 111, Hon. Soc., Sr. 11, 111, Beauty, Sr. 11, Beauty Cand., Sr. 111, Key Club Sweetheart, Sr. 111, Key Club Calendar Girl, Sr. 111, Who's Who, Sr. 111, Miss AHS Cand., Sr. 111, Powder- puff Football Team, Sr. 11,111. Entered AHS in lst grade. Gloria jean Kramer Spath Honors from Manheim Township High School, Neffsville, Penn.: Choral Club, jr. 111 Sr. 11, Red Cross Club, jr. 111Sr. 1,115 Cheerleader, Sr. 1,111, Choir, Sr. 1,11. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Patricia Anne Spikes jr. Civ., Sr. 1, FHA, Sr. 11. Entered AHS in lst grade. jerry Wayne Stearns Football, jr. 1,11,111 Sr. 1,1I,l11, Basketball, jr. 11, 111 Sr. 1,115 Track, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, A Club, Sr. 1,11,111. Entered AHS in 4th grade. Pearl Grace Sublett Chorus, jr. 1,11,111, FTA, jr. 11,111 Sr. 1,11,111, Pep Club, jr. 111, Sr. 1,11,111, Sec., Sr. 111, jr. Civ., Sr. 1,11,111, Powderpuff Football, Sr. 11,111, Who's Who, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Sara Elizabeth Sweeny jr. Civ., Sr. 111, Pep Club, Sr. 111, Honors from Norview High, Norfolk, Va. : Staff Piloteer Lit. Mag. , Sr. 1,115 LEGER STAR Scholastic Team, Sr. 1, Kayettes Sr. 11, jr. Class Council, Sr. 11, Honor Roll, Sr. 1,115 French Hon. Soc., 11. Entered AHS in 12th grade. john Christopher Thomason FFA, jr. 111 Sr. 1,11,111. Entered AHS in 9th grade. joe Paul Thomaston FFA, Ir. 111 Sr. 1,11,111, Chorus, jr. 111, Sr. 1,111, I11, Pep Club, jr. 11. Entered AHS in lst grade. William Glen Thurston Who's Who, Sr. 1115 Football, jr. 1,I1,111 Sr. 1115 Art Guild, Sr. 111. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Roxie Tolbert Stud. Cotui., Sr. I, FHA, Sr. I. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Charles Frank Tremaine Stud. Coun., jr. I, FTA, Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Football, Ir. I,II,III Sr. I, Track, Sr. II. Entered AHS in 3rd grade. Martha Van Gilder Chorus, Sr. I, II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Cynthia Barbara Vestal Pep Club, jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, jr. Civ., Sr. I,II, III, Pres., Sr. III, FTA, Sr. I,II,III, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, Cheerleader, Sr. III, A Club, Sr. III, Miss Homecoming, Sr. II, Miss AHS Cand., Sr. III, Beauty, Sr. II, Beauty Cand., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Key Club Calendar Girl, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 5th grade. Donald McKee Vestal Science Club, jr. I, Football, jr. III, Art Guild, Sr. III. Entered AHS in the 6th grade. Ronald Vickerstaff Honors from Tuskegee Inst. High School: Football, Tennis. Entered AHS in the 12th grade. Brenda Kay Waldrip Medical Club, jr. II, Pep Club, jr. I,II Sr. I,II, Cho- rus, Sr. I,II,III, Libr., Sr. III, Smyana Singers, Sr. II, III, Auburn Music Inst., Sr. III, Auburn Univ. Orchestra, Sr. I, II, III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Daniel Glenn Walton Basketball, Sr. III, Baseball, Sr. III, Honors from Marietta High: German Club, V-Pres. , jr. III Sr. I, Basketball, jr. III Sr. I, Football, jr. III Sr. I, Track, Ir. III, Sr. I, Baseball, jr. III, Alied Medical Club, jr. III Sr. I. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Charles Owen Walton, jr. Football, jr. II,III Sr. I,II,III, Track, jr. II,III Sr. I, II, Baseball, Sr. III, Basketball, jr. II,III, A Club, Sr. I,II,III, Sec., Sr. II, FFA, Sr. III, UMOC, Sr. I, W'ho's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 6th grade. Genie Carol Ward FHA, Sr. I,II, III, Co-ed Corr., Sr. I, Reporter, Sr. III, FTA, Sr. II, Sr. 4-H, jr. III Sr. I,II, jr. Civ., Sr. III, GAA, Sr. III, Science Club, Sr. II, Band, jr. III Sr. I, II. Entered AHS in llth grade, Charles Wicker Warren Basketball, jr. II,III Sr. I,II,III, Baseball, Sr. I,II, III, A Club, Sr. II, III, Who's Who, Sr. III, Boy's Stat Sr. II, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, Stud. Coun., Sr. I,II, III, Treas., Sr. II, Pres., Sr. III, Sec. Host State Assoc. of Stud. Coun., Sr. III, Key Club, Sr. I,II,III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Hoyt Mitchell Warren, jr. Science Club, jr. II,III Sr. I,II, Chorus, jr. III, All- State, Ir. III, Science Fair Winner, jr. II,III Sr. I, An- nual Staff, Sr. I, II, III, Asst. Editor, Sr. II, Editor, Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. II,III, Key Club, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Boy's State, Sr. II, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. William Harris Whatley Football, Jr. I,II,III Sr. I,II,III, Basketball, jr. I,II, III Sr. I, Track, jr. III, A Club, Sr.II,III, Sec., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. john Thomas White Football, jr. II,III Sr. I, Track, jr. III, Sr. I, Basket- V i ball, Sr. I,II,III, A Club, Sr. II,III, Interclub Coun. , Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. I,II,III, Senior Class Pres., Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 4th grade. Carl Douglas Wilhite FFA, Art Guild. Entered AHS in 9th grade. Edward Edgar Wilkinson Basketball, jr. III, Science Club, jr. III Sr. III, Pep Club, Sr. II, III, Honors from Lyman Ward Mil. Acad. : Baseball, Sr. I, Basketball, Sr. I, Drill Team, Sr. I. Entered AHS in 2nd grade. Charles Young Williams, jr. Football, jr. II,III Sr. I, Basketball, jr. II,III Sr. II, III, Baseball, Sr. I,II,III, Track, jr. III, A Club, Sr. II, III, Who's Vlfho, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Susan Grace Williamson FHA, Sr. I,II,III, Scrapbook Comm., FTA, Sr. I,II, III, Hist., Sr. II, Sec., Sr. III, Ir. Civ., jr. III, An- nual Staff, Sr. I,II,III, Business Man., Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Pres., Sr. III, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, GAA, Sr. II,III, FBLA, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 7th grade. Linda Cheryl Wills Band, Sr. III, Chorus, Sr. III, Smyana Singers, Sr. III, jr. Civ. , Sr. III, Honors from Adairsville High: Band, jr. I, II, III Sr. I,II, Majorette, Sr. I,II, Orchestra, Sr. I,II, Chorus, jr. III Sr. I,II, Adairsville Singers, Sr. I, II, State Trio, Sr. I,II, Beta Club, Sr. I,II, Sec., Sr. II, FTA, Sr. I,II, Hist., Sr. II, FHA, jr. III, Sr. I, Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. I,II, Chaplain, Sr. II, 4-H, jr. III Sr. I, Homecoming Court, jr. II. Entered AHS in 12th grade. Richard Alan Wood FFA, jr. III, Band, jr. III Sr. I, Chorus, Sr. I,II,III, Small Ensemble, Sr. I,II,III, All-State, Sr. I,II,III, Track, Ir. III Sr. I,II,III, Cross Country, Sr. I,II,III, A Club, Sr. II,III, Pep Club, jr. III, Science Club, Ir. III, Sr. I, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in 2nd grade. Susan Alice Wright Chorus, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Girls Track Team, Sr. II, 3rd Place in Local, lst Place in District, Volleyball Team, Sr. I, Basketball Team, jr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. joseph Edgar Yeager FFA, Ir. III Sr. I,II, V-Pres., Sr. I, Pres., Sr. II, Band, jr. I,II,III, Boy's State, Sr. II, Hon. Soc., Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. Nancy Carolyn Young Band, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Majorette, Sr. III, jr. Band, Ir. III, GAA, Jr. II,III Sr. I,II,III, Sportsleader, jr, III, Report., Sr. I, Sec., Sr. II, Pres., Sr. III, Inter- club Coun., Sr. III, Gym Man., jr. III Sr. I, Pep Club jr. III Sr. I, FTA, jr. III, FHA, jr. III Sr. I,II,III, Class Treas. , Sr. I, Annual Staff, Sr, III, Powderpuff Football Team, Sr. II,III, Hon. Soc., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. Entered AHS in lst grade. joan Marie Ziegler Band, Sr. I,II,III, Jr. Band, jr. II,III, Ir. Civ., Sr. I, Pep Club, jr. III Sr. I,II, FTA, Jr. II, AHS Chaplain, Sr. III, Interclub Coun., Sr. III, Sec.-Treas., Sr. III, Tiger Tales, Sr. III, Quill and Scroll, Sr. III, Treas., Sr. III, Hon. Soc., Sr. III, Who's Who, Sr. III. En- tered AHS in lst grade. jfjljlm 'vw 4' ,I ,-.-.- N ,gg s in , f , 4 ,, Qsw., A 3. 4 5-1122 fi :L -' 'ul' N s JI? I 1:5 .JIEEF Q 4' I 'X 'A -3. lazily' ease: M-4712222 'pu-:Mr-.-. DERCLASSM N CLASS OF '68 5 i , 3 si A . is 1 A A 1 Class Officers: President: Kyle Johnson, Vice-President: Scotty Lett, Secretary: Marsha Prather, Treasurer: Steve Benson. This year's Junior class sold over 5154, 500 worth of magazines in October. The money made from the magazine sales will be used for the Junior-Senior prom and banquet to be held in May. It is the responsibility of the junior Class to decorate, provide intertainment, and refreshments for the formal event. The juniors are very active in clubs, all sports, and as cheerleaders. The 1966 Home- coming Queen is a member of the junior Class . The Student Council sent two junior class members of the council to the annual Student Council Convention held in Georgetown, South Carolina. just a few honors held by junior class members are drum maj or and majorettes in the band, Second Vice President and Treasurer of the Student Council and Assistant Business Manager and Assistant Editor of the Annual Staff, and Business Manager of Tiger Tales . ICD JUNE ALLEN MARCH ARD RONNIE BARRIOS CYNTHIA BEAR BILLY BELCHER STEVE BENSON LINDSEY BERRY CHUCK BILBE LARRY BLACK GEORGE BLAKE CYNTHIA BOYD JACK BRANTLEY JEANIE BROWN NICK BROWN TOM BROWN EUGENE BRYANT DEBBIE BUCKINGHAM STEVE BUDENSTEIN ROGER BUSKIRK EMILIE CANNON VIVIAN CANNON SYLVIA CARLISLE JOHN L CARTLIDGE CHARLES COLGAN SYDNEY COOK ERNIE COPE CONNIE CORR DAVIS CULPEPPER BYRON DARNELL BOB DEESE ELLEN DOWDELL LARRY DuBOSE CLEM ECHOLS SUSAN EDWARDS JOACHIM EISMANN -ll 19. fs:-1 I Q- f... 'in-.W . YQW. 5 1 'VW vw' A S . WA . A .. W .j A ' J 'M R' N 4 .. REL ry Q , A 'qi , Y 4? i 1 fy ff: 3 E 3 7, A . A Wx 1 wx, Z' I S 1 W3 K,,. F' 'E ff-'Mfg H - , .. .i..L.N Y .L N XA ,L -an 1 xx X ' pw 'Qu ' ia.. 'lleiA'f BARBARA EVANS JEEE EVANS JOHN EARR JIMMY FOWLER RONALD FOWLER KAREN FRENCH SKIPPER GHOLSTON JOHN GILL DOLORES HACANS SUE HAM JOANNE HAMMONDS PANSY HANCOCK CAROL HARTWIC DONNY HARWELL JIMMY HAWKINS ANDY HEPEURN BILL HIGH JOE ANN HILL TOMMY HLLYER CAROL HLRTH NOW this little number . . . KENNETH HOOD LINDA HOOD CINDY HOWARD LINDA HUTTO PRINCIE INGRAM BERNARD JACKSON KATHY JAMES KYLE JOHNSON HAL JONES LINDA JONES TOM JONES JANE IUSTICE JEFF KEMPH SUSAN KILLOUGH DALE KIPP GLORIA KLASE ANNE KLONTZ GLORIA KUKLA VIKKI LAMBERT MARK LANE ED LEE SCOTTY LETT SIDNEY LON C SUSAN LOWE ERIC LUND DLANE MAXEY PATTI MOCALL BETTY MOCHESNEY MARY MOCEHEE NANCY MOGRAW TOMMY MCHARCUE MICHELLE MELTON DONNA MIT CHAM CHARLES MITCHELL BOBBY MONEY 4,-fb ,X ,. Sz. 'ry ,Tw 31 - ,L L. x A 'ff , Q X 4' L 3 sf ..,zv ,y.,g fa X me 3 i ,N ,J I NCQ gp. 'sw 'Wf W K ' R K 'wpmfw .Al JIM MONEY BETSY MOON EENNY NELOMS MARGARET NESBITT SENTELL O'IvIARY TOTSIE PACE PAT PARKER DAVID PARRISH KATHY PATRICK PAULA PENDELL NANCY PETERSON ANITA PHILLIPS BRENDA PHILLIPS ALBERT PITTS MARSHA PRATHER KEN RAINER JO ELLEN RASH EDIE REESE RONNIE REID JEAN RENOLL Annual Staff? ? KAREN ROBERTS INEZ RODEN RUTH RODEN DOUG ROLLINS MIRLAM SCARSBROOK SKEETER SCHUESSLER JIMMY SECREST MELISSA SHAW RICHARD SHELTON IFANETTE SHEPHERD LYNN SIIERER JIMMY SILAVENT FAYE SINCLAIR LIBBA SINCLAIR NANCY SIZEMORE JIMMY SMITH NANCY SMITH SONNY SNEED SQWILLL ZACK SPRAYBERRY MARK STEVENS HENRY STOKES PAT SUMMER BELIN DA TIDWELI. REBECCA TOLBERT JAMIQS TRQUSE JIMMY TUCKER BUZZY TUR14 TIM TURNIIAM MICI IAEL VICKERSTAI-'E DIANNE WALDR IP ELSIE VVALLER MIKE WARIICH AMY WATERS PAT WATSON xv U9 X K If tiff ' I ff F ,eh . I N I 6 .I S? , ,.QkkW. N 'Her I -,I Y f x iw Q9 , Tm if f F sr I 'iw Al ,dxf I Y-I I. In -Af I Qllf' an-Ev is 9 'G at QS . X ELIZABETH WIGGINS RUTHIVIARY WILLIAMS JOE WINGO RICKY wooD ANN wooDALL I MIKE YARMAN ' DAVID MCALISTER , 1 Not Pictured: Doug Bullard, Carl Cunningham, Peggy Dukes, Ken Grantham, Steve Layfield, Morris Lewis, Helen Meadows, Wayne Segrest, Tommy Webster. if Li' if x M V, X ,, W We all live in a yellow Submarine. MMA- Come on, Bill, you can do it! Everybody used to be a Brownie! -.....,.,, 5 Are these the junior cheerleaders? CLASS GF 769 OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........... ...... I ack Ham SECRETARY .... .... B arbara Mann VICE-PRESIDENT. ..... .... J ean Howard TREASURER .... .......... D oug Vestal We, the sophmore class, strived hard to make this first year at the new Auburn High School a memorable one. We tackled the task of building a homecoming float with high spirits and energy. Our hard Work resulted in a first rate float which was surpassed only by the seniors . lt is the responsibility of the sophmore class to build the Opelika bulldog for the Burn the Bulldog pep rally. We produced a superior bulldog which We feel is the best that AHS has ever seen. The great spirit and enthusiasm shown by the Class of '69 has made this the best year that We have had. 107 G G s ff 'asux x 5 0 gd .. Linda Alford Ed Bagwell Katherine Benson Trey Benson jack Bentley Mary Blackstone Jimmy Blake Winnie Boyd Tommy Bradberry Beth Bradley Brenda Buckingham John Burelle Barney Burnette Tim Cairns Bobby Cannon Richard Carlisle Martha Carruth Gonzalo Casares Dona Cherry Bob Clark Bobby Clark Meta Conner Donald Cooper June Corley Ken Corr Rene Daniel Sue Daniel Cheryl Davis Grant Davis Kim Davis Paula Dawson Diane DeBardeleben Violet Djordjevic Ella Dowdell Ariana Dumas Gwendolyn Echols Stuart Echols Debbie Edwards Angie Farr Bob Farrow jean Fincher Leon Fletcher Marie Gardner Betty Glisson Dwight Goodson Eddie Greene Holly Groth jack Ham Bill Hammock Dorothy Hardin Doug Hardin Bonnie Hare Milton Harper Danny Hartzog Grady Hawkins See the student Council goof! '---...J K, 'fm f 'Q-W S it if : F F RE kiwv' WY in A Cx Xl :L E XL ff E y f Q an 2, azz., 5 5 , 'air missin an 'ff X 5 ,,. 1 I . Fa: 'X ZS I, i f , J-is ,WT 51 S T 5 af Y ,rzv ' fx sm L45 f .eL, r E Nancy Hayes Kathy Hill Mary Hill Dottie Hitchcock Anne Hodgkins jo Hood jean Howard Steve Howard Tommy Howard Marjorie Hudson Nlindy Ingram David jackson johnny ja ckson Judy johnson Wendy johnson David jones Gary jones Mark jones Win jones Edward Kern Dianne Lancaster Lynn Lanier Alvin Ledbetter Mac Lipscomb Bill Lord Pat Lord Mac Lorendo Cary Mangram Barbara Mann Linda Marable Angie Martin Kay McAlister Eleanor McCann Anne McChesney Cathy McGehee Clark McGahee Thomas McCuirc Wlayne lviitcham Bobbie Moon Linda Moore Arthur Mora Sonny Moreman Bill Morgan DeWitt Mullins jane Murphy Debbie Myles Tom Nist Linda Parton Bobby Pate Sally Pearson Ramon Perez lim Phillips Sherman Phillips Stewart Phillips Linda Pope Happy Birthday to you! . Y. if ,Q My f S, 'W ii T fx X: . Ein, V i H1 Y K ' x fi! 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'tail' f 1 Ken Pugh Mike Pugh Randall Quilliam Tom Richbourg Sammye Robinson Elaine Rollo Woody Ross Donna Rowell Linda Rowell Chris Rymal David Sarver Leann Schultz Paul Shaw Frank Smith Maxine Smith Kay Smoke Pat Stanfield Kenny Stanley Donna Stearns Cindy Stokes Tina Thompson Beth Thornhill Milton Thurston Toby Tidwell Mary lane Trucks Glenn Turner Doug Vestal Margie Waller Robert Ware Robert Watkins Pam Watts Linda Whatley Mike White Tommy White Ben Williams Janette Williams Joanne Williamson Hic Winkler David Woods Larry Woods Matt Yancey Johnny Young Steve Ziegler Ariana Dumas Ann Grantham Bill Hiltbolt Cathy McCollough Secret Agents Double O Z w ..........yu. r,,,.. 5, 3 ill CLASS GF ' Class Officers: Charles Markle, Secretary Greg Smith, Vice President Cindy Hinton, President Betsy Taylor, Treasurer jan Allison jan Andrews john Ard Adrian Baker Nancy Baker Kenneth Banks Diane Baswell Stephen Bear Chris Beck Mary Bentley Dean Berry Dennis Berry jean Berry William Black C-ary Black Jeanne Bond Ioan Bradley Bob Brasher Mark Brigden Ralph Brooks Camilla Brown Randy Brown Joanne Bullard Mike Burelle Neppie Buskirk Zade Bussell Glenda Buttram Mike Cadenhead Leigh Cannon Christy Cantrell Debbie Carmack Roy Caudle Clint Chambers Riley Chambers Ken Clark Reuben Cook Bernice Core joe Daniel Patsy Davis Susan Decker Billy Dunlop Bill Dyas joe Earnest Kathi East Ian Eafcerling 'Un dr'-'r' aw ' - ri'- Q5-ef ., , 'L QP--v A 'vs I' fda? 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HOWARDS AMOCO ' S R ofrp eantggan Sho ' g Center E VICE STATION one -7043 yr L 1 bug' Alabama C-uns Ammunition l a AISH Op l hours daily my H P M Live Bait and Tackle ND N A .if CF JI LAZENBY'S FIRESTONE Elmer Lazenby, Owner 8l3 Avenue A Opelika, Alabama Phone: 745-4644 TAMPLIN HARDWARE CO. Du Pont Paint - Household Supplies Garden Seed and Tools Phone 887-8701 ll7 E. Magnolia Auburn mmf :ef?!E-?E5's.vrx-r:i4ui1:i31irl?1i-E5ii14f,.s:a4g:::fff-f--wwxama: nw2fa ff-:lbw , -. 'l 'fi?ff??5' :i .i This is Parkers in Auburn, A store of fashion and quality Where more people shop because they love smart things 168 E. Magnolia an V Compliments of s V x MONTGOMERY FAIR 8th Street and Avenue B Opelika, Ala. 36801 ax y East Alabama's Leading MX Off A yDepartment Store Since l946 if tl if L N 'Vw Q QV , Q al it Siflrfilwiztaf l outh C lgggtwvk of JJ4fAAAuburn, A bamaxjxi across from Campus phone 887-5871 Mary Denny AUBURN NEWS 8x GIFT SHOP Everything In Paperbacks and Magazines In the Pitts Building Congratulations to the Class of '67 From Burton's Bookstore VILLAGE MEN'S SHOP North College St. Auburn, Ala. Cant Shirts Bass Weejuns London Fog Canterbury Belts Traditional Clothing Li .MJ ' -.V W W . , -i Ll' ' 4.1 W' J A F KN ka -- N X, , J . x. -J V it A mf A ' A , if , 1 .N is-f X 1 Y X X ' 7' 'X v J X' ,' A fC o ngraxtiflat ig rf s A W ' . v I I U iv , -J X x, F-rom . 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Milner Manager I For Your Gift Items, Household Items, and Ferro Band Paints See DENNIS HOUSEWARES Dial 887-3931 For these Special Occasions See DENNIS BEAUTY SHOP FREDERICK-MCGINTY FURNITURE CO. Opelika, Alabama Phone 745-2931 Simmons Mattresses 8a Hideabeds CAMPUS DRUGS, INC. Walgreen Agency Drugs with a Reputation Dial 887-3441 Auburn, Alabama E. L. SPENCER LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials Wholesale and Retail Phone 887-7071 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE 171 North Gay Street Dial 887-5671 TV's-Appliances-Tires-Bikes Home Owned by Oliver Sanford, jr. Compliments of CREST 5 81 10 STORE Your School Needs Headquarters Dial 887-8901 E. Magnolia Ave. I-IOLLINGSWORTI-I, NORMAN gl STERN, INC. Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel Opelika Alabama LYNN CURTIS Schools of Dancing Phone 887-3966 769 East Glenn Ave. Auburn Alabama MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Compliments Try Before you buy of ECONOMY AUTO Opelika, Alabama Phone 745 -3401 l27 S. College Street Across from the Campus. Mary Denny-Owner Auburn Alabama P LOWER SMITHS . Hom OPERATED 5 Flowers will say it for you S X Corsages . Roses . -HIJMEUWNEIJ AA A D X t P t Pla t IDIAMOND SHOP llanguugn S ' O H S Alabanufs Largest Jewelers We Send Flowers By Wire Phone 887-8553 9 MIDWAY PLAZA OPELIKA, ALABAMA CURLY LOCK BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Permanent Waving Over Twenty Years of Dependable Service Dial 887-888l Babe Crammond, Owner MIDWAY SHOPPING CENTER Congratulations from AUBURN PRINTING COMPANY DAVIS-DYAR SUPPLY CO., INC. Opelika, Alabama AUTCJGRAPHS . me ff,J
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