Auburn High School - Tiger Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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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

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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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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 .