Fayette County High School - Echo Yearbook (Fayette, AL)

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Xi? L SL-,g Y C-,,, THE ECHO fv , . Victory Council First Row: George Hassell Shepherd, Herslfel Johnson, llalinda Robertson, Harold Berry, J oe Dobbs Second Row Janeene Smith, llary Lee Smith, Betty Earle Houston, Joe Gunter, Jimmy Young, Kathleen Hollingsworth, Bob Cannon, Mrs C ll Holder, llary Angelyn McNeese -1xiQ .iw if-ffff g g 4 i fli I Il Z' 1 L K, I I 0- Qrkrf. WAfY-AA -WM 'N-XX, I ' 1 be fifmfl Cf, ,-,f - X, if 1 I 5 3. fl' 'V-W 'LT' ' to gf.3, Q- X, - on X .1 w ' A' si

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S TIGER RAG .fuzu Susie lbwuent Sponsor The Tiger Bag, a popular name among the students, is a paper publlshed monthly by a staff elected fram the Senlor Class The Tiger Egg is the big source of informatlon of all the school news that the student body so eagerly awaits Wven though there is a whole month be- tween issues there 18 always that last minute rush to get the staff to try to get in the latest news Subjects are giv n out among the staff and taken with a groan Editorials are written social ngolngs onsn are turned in to give lt that society touch, flrst football and then basket ball games are turned in for better or worse, feature 1tems are taken with a hearty NThanksW, and last but not least, the Keys d1sh out the eagerly awalted latest gossip on who's doing what with whom After all of this, the paper is rushed off to press and Miss DeHent says with a sigh, Wwe did it again N First Row Hollingsworth Gunter Shepherd Liles Second Row Hanklns Lindsey McNeese Delent QHGUIQ' 65 1 . . -I . . E! ' 3 . . -,- : , M a. r , M : - I . 5' A 5 W, x .zmfgy Q ' 1 K 4 ,Wy X' If I ..,, , A ..- .

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Mu L M Jvlalder, e-Sponsor In 1942 Mr Prentice Thomas or ganized the Defense Council The mem- bers were selected by the faculty The following year Mrs Holder was chosen the sponsor and in 1941, the name of the organization was changed to V1CtO!'y Council This Council has sponsored the War Bond Drives, the scrap drlves, the paper drives, Russian Relief Drive, the Victory Clothing Drive, the March of Dimes and Red Cross Drives before the organization of Jr Red Cross In addition, the Council members sell Victory stamps all of the time and through this sale earned the Minute Man Flag for the school New members to the Council are now elected by the old members of the Council President Mary Lee Smith Secretary Wilma Hollingshead Treasurer Kathleen Hollingsworth Reporter George Shepherd OFFICERS b5 ii 1 O l I x 3 . - 1 f 4 Eg. L N ' v Y 1 X . ' Vice-Presldentxx .... Joe Gunter . 71, Ap' C d ,4- 9