Auburn High School - Tiger Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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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.

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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!

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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.