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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
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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.
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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
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