Lee County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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Carleton, Vocational Home Economics, Mr. Jerome Kuclerna, Science. gin- ii - MS I 3- Q. umm., IRISH? III!! 'NC I if z ff-,wiht 'Q13' PAT TIPPINS Editor I ,,.f JOHN BUCHANAN Secretary LOIS SWINGLE Assistant Feature Editor L I A 2 . f A , THAD SALMON Business Manager LENORA PRUETT Art Editor xr J IM BEASLEY Assistant Business Manager MARTHA PROPST Assistant Art 759m BOB VOYLES Assistant Business Manager TED SARGENT Sports Editor Editor T so ' gf --As f , ,V ' .'.A 'J' 'L A ff fi X 0 .46 KAY DINKINS Feature Editor EARL LANCASTER Assistant Sports Editor I-4- If-ii f 1 - A ff, ,Q 5164! J. PATTERSON Typist FAYE BUSH Senior I Representative A I X CORA J. AMOS Typist JIMMY HANSON Junior III Representative MEME ELIZONDA Senior III Representative BETTY MOREMAN Junior III Representative 'Iff if A li 'M-1 NELL PRIESTER Senior II Representative JOYCE DONER Junior II Representative Q9 HUGH WILLIAMS Assistant Editor OLAN COSPER Senior II Representative LENOX WILLIAMS Junior I Representative I, I 'I' S. ici ,-4, - X 'Q'45. 'IJ X1 X111 Q' v. Wwfhmu-f X-W -i W ts,, ,fs,,Vf, K ALMA MATER De-c1rAuburn High, deor Auburn High, We slill heor you calling Us back lo your walls once cigoin, We still heor the echoes of old bells cn-ringing, And long for Those days once ogoin. We were so happy with gll our degr friendships Eoch day finds us lonely ond blue, You Taught us the right things to live for, d-301' Auburn High, We'll cherish thy nome ever more. sa ATES E E'-? gaze LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Betty Jane Beverly, Florence Farnham, Hugh Williams, Eunetfa Gunter. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HUGH WILLIAMS . . President EUNETTA GUNTER . . Vice-Presideni FLORENCE FARNHAM . . Secretary BETTY JANE BEVERLY . . Treasurer 9554 av' fa ,rms 1 CORA JEAN AMOS BETTY JANE BEVERLY The longer we know her the A self-starter-not a crank. etter we like her. Treasurer Senior III Class, Class Annual Staff. Favorite '44, Glee Club, Who's Who, Class Cutie '45. CARLYLE BURKHART BILL COOK Always Sl0w-bul never lute. G0d'5 gift to the women-he Honor Society, Paper Staff, thinks. Treasurer Honor Society. Football, A Club. vt- I A ' K I Q C3 'Sr s 3' fri fam x l Q. ll' 5 JOHN BUCHANAN If l could only do the things I think of. Annual Staff, Student Council '43, Who's Who. KAY DINKINS Life is short-but why hurry? Tiger Staff, Assistant Editor of iger Tales, Social Chairman '42, lr. H. A. '42-'45, President in '44-'45, Glee Club, Who's Who, Editor Drips '44-'45, State F. H. A. Of- ficer, Member Y. C. '44. M5 it rs' ff. L A I Q 51 . BETTY SUE EATON MEME ELIZONDO Our loss is A. P. l.'s gain. Why worry - only fools do Tiger Staff, Paper Staff, Secre- that. tary and Treasurer Class '44, Stu- Annual Staff, Who's Who, l3 dent Council, S. P. L. Club. BYRON FORBUS God made him, and therefore JEANETTE GODWIN let him pass for a man, Paper Staff, Boys' State '43, A day in the hand is worth two Student Council, Member Y. C. '44, in school. Football. Glee Club, Who's Who, F H. A. 3 i .. - ' FLORENCE FARNHAM The best way to hold a man i in your arms. Class Favorite '45, Secretary Senior III Class, Secretary Junior Red Cross, Glee Club, Who's Who, Cheerleader, S. P. L., F. H. A. '42-'44. EUNETTA GUNTER Short, lean, and h u n g r loolcin'. Class Favorite '44, Miss Aubui High '45, Paper Staff, Glee Clul Editor Drips '44-'45, WhO'S Whn S, P. L., Vice-President of Senic Ill Class '45. 'rv 5 ,'.:ff-S ' 1 L u 1 . -A-, . st , f .1 X . 'V .4 '- , . . K . ' X ,Q XX, 1' . ' 'gllx ff JACK JONES EARL LANCASTER IMOGENE LANGLEY Sleep is the only form of re- Man is the onl animal that can Common sense is not a common :reation. Student Council '45, Who's Who. SUSAN LAWSON It takes brains to be o real aol. Editor Annual, Paper Staff '44, 'ice-President Class '42-'43, Social Zhairman '44, Student Council '43, lonor Society '43, Citizenship Girl 15, Member Y. C. '44, S. P. L. ' Y be skinned more than once. Annual Staff, Who's Who, l3 Club, Student Council '44. DALLAS MITCHELL A dreamer-all big men are dreamers. Who's Who, l3 Club. thing. F. H. A. '45, Who's Who. BYRD MOORE lf you don't think Byrd is cute lust ask him. Class Favorite '45, Who's Who. 'l 5 1 .5 ' rv l ' -8 ' 1. 2 L fi- , Qi ' . tr'-ll' V .19 4. ' , .. gn-.4 5,1 ml? - A 5 .- I 1 . izliilvz- ii' M5 '4 , WV' CHRISTINE PATILLO She's one of those girls who does nothing so nicely that it be- comes something. F. H. A. '42-'44, ,, 'L y. ,Q -Q X x ' ' '7 T Q lb E-fl 9 I-5 . v- N ff .ii xx., J ,.J' . - ' 'Q 'b . ' if P S 9' 'J N ' f 'N Q ,J JK' au-.4 Rf N P V , X Q gr ,MARY SAIDLA I have an uncomfortable feeling we're not being followed. Paper Staff '44, Social Chairman '43, Secretary-Treasurer Student Council '44-'45, Representative Red Cross, National Honor Society '45, Glee Club, Who's Who, Treasurer Youth Club '44-'45, YYY' -..'?'.1?' . 1 Wig., HHH, JEAN PATTERSON Act as old as you feel, Annual Statt, Class Favorite '45, National Honor Society '44-Secre- tary, Glee Club, F. H. A. '42-'44, THAD SALMON I'm in the mood for love. Annual Staff '44-'45, F. F. A '42-'45, State President F. F. A. '44 Who's Who, Football, A Clubi I3 Club. J ..,, .R l Wig 1' IW- I l MARTHA PROPST The voice of experience. Annual Staff '44-'45, Who's Who, Glee Club, Member Y. C. '44-'45. HELEN SIMMS 'Society of woman is sweet-o man even sweeter. Glee Club. QQ' ... 'W pu M .MA 4 if V igggsv , Y ANN STURKIE She who talks a lot thinks very title. S. P. L., Paper Staff, Youth Club 44, Business Manager Paper Staff 45. PAT VAN PATTEN She not only makes A's but eyes. pf-Q 41' .aub- , J .I Q -Q X 5 LOIS SWINGLE A smile for every occasion. Annual Staff '45, Paper Staff '44-'45, Class Favorite '44, Social Chairman First Semester '42, Who's Who, Editor Drips, S. P. L., Youth Club. BOB VOYLES He's the kind of a guy that would marry Hedy LaMarr for her money. Annual Staff, l3 Club. 41.1, 'U' W 1. 'Bk I PAT TIPPINS Put things over-not off. Paper Staff, Assistant Editor An- nual, Student Council, Glee Club, Who's Who, Member Youth Club. ww, W 15 k . l Ja, yu. QW M DAVID VANN Always right-right in the way. Student Council '43-'44, President in '45, National Honor Society '45, Vice President of Youth Club Sum- mer '45, Who's Who, Boys' State '44. '41 C t' AF. Hlltkllifs J if .Viz . 'EQ 4 1 7' l, ia 'lzkagq if 117f 51'l', ' S . ' ' if fi' Y :1 -. I 2.1-sf. igfffg' f wi lbs., 'V' CECIL WARD Not dead, iust speechless. Vice-President Class '44, Social Chairman '45, Football, Vice-Presi- dent A Club, F. F. A. '42-'44, Who's Who, I3 Club. MARIE KEHRHAHN 'What is life without love? 5 A 'hx hh PJ- fz :fix . x, ,ll , ,...5...-re ..g,m.i I .1335 .-4.-f Ni .' .:pIhl':.s.-L.-,Z,-.-,gm-H-'ff - HUGH WILLIAMS He's where the girls are. Annual Staff, Editor2Tiger Tales First Semester '45, Traffic Officer, Student Council '43-'45, Honor So- ciety '44-President '45, Cheer- leader '44, President Senior Il- Senior lll, Glee Club, President Summer Youth' Club, Vice-President Winter Youth Club, Vice-President Junior Red Cross '44-'45, Who's Who, Defense Council, IS Club. M ,-'f'TL, 1 gf- .ly mic' l l A N E l. CALVIN COOK GEORGE DAWSON JOE HIGH Girls not books, are to be stud- The kinld of material great You don't have ta be loud to ied in school. things are made of. be nice. Who's Who, F. F. A. Student Council, PresidentF. F. A. Who's Who. '44-'45. THOMAS LOWE JANET SMITH CLEO WINSETT Give him a mouth and he'll Always a bright smile. HGV Clwlllles n U m ber her use if. inches. F. F. A., IS Club. I-IISTCJRY ' On a bright morning in September, 1933, a gifted group appeared in the halls of Lee County High School. We were glad that Miss Duggar was our first teacher. She gave us such a good start that our grammar school days were made easy, and from our present advanced state, seem to have passed very quickly. The most exciting step in our school life came upon our promotion to high school. Our feeling of importance was tremendous until we found how easy it was to be lost. The first two years of Junior High were uneventful except for our pride in winning a name for good behavior. Junior Ill was a happy year for us because for the first time we were allowed'to go to the school dances. For various reasons we were a small class until Senior High School when our number was increased by out of town students. Because of wartime conditions our membership has changed continuously. Some of the original students have taken extra work in order to graduate early and our ranks have been joined by boys and girls from the grade below who wished to take advantage of the speeded up program. The only member of the class who entered school with first grade is Meme Elizonda. Florence Farnham ioined the class in grammar school. ln Junior l Susan Lawson and Hugh Williams entered. In Senior l Cora Jean Amos, Christine Patillo, George Dawson, Jean Patterson, and Earl Lancaster were added. Last year Carlyle Burkhardt, John Buchanan and Byrd Moore come to us. In this, our final year, we have welcomed Calvin Cook, Jack Jones, Betty Beverly, Kay Dinkins, Thad Salmon, Bill Cook, David Vann, Pat Van Patten, Pat Tippins, Martha Propst, Mary Saidla, Thomas Lowe, Ann Sturkie, Betty Sue Eaton, and Lois Swingle from the present Senior ll Class, and as transfer students from other schools, Bob Voyles, Marie Kehrhahn, Imogene Langley, Helen Sims, and Cleo Winsett. Our Senior year has furnished our most cherished memories, We are fortunate in having Mrs. Ingram as our Homeroom teacher. We would never have dreamed that our graduation would bring the regret we feel on leaving Lee County High School. Q, V I' 1 I fuyfmg fm fy fag Aiffaflfbug f'7AfQY! HA Vfgffgpp y .495 if f Y QDN5 Jkffefffmnsg Afvfv QA, f 51pJ,A5,,6D0LL JwQ,s'f4JfQ5!Pfe1e'77y6'aQ4NQf!w: ff My U f7'f4 me 771.5144 5 Off' 0 -- 0 M QL cafe 4711? we ff wffAfffz- , 5150 ,Q G5 pf, W, OA, Y , . . 'fe-oy ,L V. - ,-1-'53 ..,.,.K..l' 1..fs-F-. of50f.ffJf4LMo5n453f5 A5 kn Y CAM L ,QA .iff xjJbHfw .9 ffkvflfi' 74 56 05 6717.6 7 Aw Q M. Q 'TW-.,, . 'I hffraef 541 'iaffvq ,HAR A ? 6'0MFo,Qmz3L5 R4 r Z' 7 51-51711 00,6 A r JZA NMS 7 me :s.5o,vfv.ef WHA rirfm P1 cfc ffvs, MA ,2 XE .P - 1 P E 1011 May 18, 1955 Auburn, Alabama Dear Professor Parrish: After ten years, I thought you'd like to know what the students of the 1945 graduating class are doing. Pat Tippins is in New York writing a novel which will be illustrated by Betty Sue Eaton, the famous artist. That class produced another great artist, Hugh Williams. He is art director for 20th Century Fox where Florence Farnham is gaining fame as an actress. Lois Swingle models the dresses for Model magazine for which Kay Dinkins does the designing. Betty Beverly is editor of this magazine. ' Martha Propst caught her a man soon after graduation and is now living with her husband and three children in Demopolis, Alabama. David Vann is now a lawyer and a partner with Jack Jones in a San Francisco Iaw firm. I guess you've heard about the rocket ship that's to make a trip to Jupiter. That's the ingenious work of Carlyle Burkhardt and John Buchanan. Earl Lancaster is in Europa helping with the reconstruction of the large cities. He's a great architect. Mary Saidla is also over there helping as a foreign service worker. Bob Voyles is an athletic Coach in Auburn and Cecil Ward is playing professional football in the north. Thad Salmon got himself a nice wife and they're thriving on that wonderful farm of his in Kentucky. It seems that Bill Cook and Byron Forbus really liked the services. Bill's still in the Air Corps and Byron's still in the Navy. Ann Sturkie is a nurse at the same hospital in Chicago where Pat Van Patten is the Iiead Doctor of Brain Surgery. Thomas Lowe is also practicing medicine at Jacksonvi'le, Florida. Jean Patterson and Jeannette Godwin are stenographers in Los Angeles. Eunetta Gunter is the composer of the new iingles advertising tooth paste and soap. The deep voiced Byrd Moore is the singer of them. Christine Patillo and Imogene Langley liked the WAVES so well that they stayed in after the war. If you'II tune in WJHO you may hear the new serial Down on First Floor or Too Lazy to Go Upstairs, starring Susan Lawson and sponsored by the Eternal Makeup Corporation, created by Helen Simms. Marie Kerhahn went back to New York and is really taking in the money from her new donut factory. Of course, there had to be teachers from that class. Meme Elizonda is a professor at A. P. I., and Janet Smith is teaching at Auburn High. George Dawson is the Secretary of Agriculture'in Alabama and Dallas Mitchell is an Engineer working in the Everglades. Last, but not least, is Cora Jean Amos. She was the only Mrs. in that class. She is living with her husband in Brooklyn, New York, where her husband is stationed in the Navy. I hope this brings back some pleasant memories of the Class of '45. THE TEACHER OF THE CLASS OF '45, MRS. JOHN INGRAM. PRUPHEUY . f L I . 936 7 i1 I.. f M ' IX LJ Sammi I 'T M fl. ' ug X - X' I 4 BEST DANCER: HUGH WILLIAMS-LOIS SWINGLE MOST POPULAR: EARL LANCASTER-FLORENCE FARNHAM MOST STUDIOUS: DAVID VANN-MARY SAIDLA BEST ATHLETE: CECIL WARD-PAT TIPPINS BEST DRESSED: ' BYRD MOORE-BETTY BEVERLY BIGGEST FLIRT: MARTHA PROPST-CALVIN COOK MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: SUSAN LAWSON-JACK JONES MOST ATTRACTIVE: BETTY BEVERLY-DALLAS MITCHELL FUNNIEST: JEANNETTE GODWIN-DALLAS MITCHELL MOST BASHFUL: IMOGENE LANGLEY-JOE HIGH STATUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: JIM BEASLEY-CORA JEAN AMOS Mosr POLITE: JIMMY BEATY-BETTY I BEVERLY BEST ATHLETE: JIM BEASLEY-T. H.I. BILL COOK BEST LOOKING: BILLY WARD-T. H. I., BYRD MOORE PRETTIEST: HELEN EDWARDS-T. S. I., KAY GOUGH MOST POPULAR: HUGH WILLIAMS-T. H. I., SAM HAY FLORENCE FARNHAM-T.S. I., GENE HURT FUNNIEST: GENE MULLINS-T. H. I:, W. TIDMORE FLORENCE FARNHAM-T. S. I., M.. SIMS slovmgsn HUGH wILuAMs susAN LAwsoN BEST DRESSED: BUDDY MORING-T. H. I., BYRD MOORE BEST PHYSIQUE: DALLA... MITCHELL-T. H. I., BUFFORD BEST DANCER: BUDDY MORING-T. H. I., G. BENNETT NOISIEST: HUGH THOMAS JEAN ANNE HILL BIGGEST FLIRT: PAUL FOUST-MARTHA PROPST LAZIEST: CARLYLE BURKHARDT-SUSAN LAWSON MOST CONCEITED:, ' BYRE MOORE-EUNETTE GUNTER BIGGEST LADY KILLER: BILL POOR-T. H. I., CALVIN COOK BIGGEST MAN GRABBER: GENE HURT-T. S. I., JANE KEENER MOST BASHFUL: JOHN BUCHANAN-IMOGENE LANGLEY MOST APPROPRIATE NICK-NAME: BLOCKHEAD WARD-PEABRAIN FARNHAM BIGGEST PUBLICITY HOUND: BILL COOK-JEAN ANNE HILL HAPPIEST: HUGH WILLIAMS-JEAN PATTERSON SMARTEST: DAVID VANN-T. H. I., BILL BROWN HELEN EDWARDS-T. S. I., MARTHA PROPST MOST AMBITIOUS: DAVID VANN-PAT TIPPINS MOST SARCASTIC: FRED WELLBORN-MARJORIE SIMS Y Q V 1 L? 5 x k ff 1 ' . ,. i f J K wwf' V . ff 3 E , 1 5 fO,efx:ff4f5aa Q 5,5 jigs. A ' .Ma 64 vffve' 722 0 U51 L-j J21 Af ? 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FOURTH ROW: Gene Mullins, Bill Walton, Jack Hinton, George Pierce, Robert Ruff, George Dobbs, Jesse Robin- son, Woodson Mangram, Emil Pace, Robert Meeks, Ben Alvord, George Ficlc, Marcus Moreman . . . ABSENT: Louis Johnson, Forrest Long, Clee Moreman, Paul Ragsdale, Billy Ward, Leita Fincher, Ja Nelle Ingram, Betty Ray. SENIOR TWO OFFICERS JIM BEASLEY . . . . . . . President GILMER BLACKBURN . . Vice-President HAROLD REED . . Secretary Ci'6 ami! BX LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Freddie Wellborn, B'll Nunn, Darby Dick, Roland Oates, Bob Hughes Jimmy Beaty, Hayward Reed, Billy Moore, .lack Trussell . . . SECOND ROW: Sara Tidmore, Gene Hurt, Yvonne Cargile, Patsy Allen, Joanne Jackson, Ann Jefferson, Faye Bush, Ann Klepinger, Clarice Manning, Irma Clements, Helen Smith . . . THIRD ROW: George Wright, Jane Keener, Jean Anne Hill, Carolyn Ellis, Marjorie Simms, Jinny Pittman, Helen Moore, Rebecca Williams, Irvin Lingerfelt, Reeder Priester . . . FOURTH ROW: Robert Willingham, Nell Garrett, Carolyn Yates, Lorine McDonald, Mary Waits, Janice Rust, Carolyn Hatcher, Betty Fincher, Mike Meagher, Staley Fincher, Glenn Holt . . . FIFTH ROW: John Lowery, Bill Brown, Glenn Marsh, Bennett Bullard, Tim Russell . . . ABSENT1 Helen Edwards, Sarah Pate, Dorothy Thurston, Herbert Bullard, Bob Hunter, Leonard Hunter, Clifton King, Levi Knapp, Bruce Long, James Williams. OFFICERS SARA TIDMORE . . . . President JIMMY BEATY YVONNE CARGILE . i Vice-President GEORGE WRIGHT CAROLYN ELLIS , . . . Secretary-Treasurer FREDDIE WELLBORN ililllililililililililililili ' ' IIII . 'AW ,f LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Buddy Rust, Frank DeGraftenreid, Tom Chesnut, Robert Saidla, Clyde Meagher, Edward Lee Spencer, George Parsons, Charles Ingram, Dick Meagher, Bobby Yarbrough, Jack King, James Engle, Edward Parsons . . . SECOND ROW: Henrietta Beetz, Jane Salmon, Mary Lou Stahelin, Joy Thigpen, Kay Gough, Kate Lee, Ruth Priester, June Whatley, Betty Jean Moreman, Betty Sturkie, Jean Clayton, Martha Owen, Wilda Frances Dcggette, Helen Sizemore . . . THIRD ROW: Jill Caldwell, Joanne Broach, Mary Boras, Mary Lind Medlock, Ellen Edwards, Virginia Hart, Marilyn Jones, Melissa Woolf, Mary Clyde Carter, Mary Jo Reed, Barbara Lockhart, Margaret Bell, Jean Long, Betty Snead . . . FOURTH ROW: Mac Ivey, James Wade, Lester Teel, Hugh Dillon, Jimmy Hanson, John Baldwin, Jack Horner, Jep Dennis, Donald Irvine, Tom Bannister, Earl Smith, Mamie Laura Mitchell, Helen Patterson, Betty Ann Moore . . . ABSENT: Phyllis Applebee, Margaurita Elizonda, Mary Frances Grimes, Jack Cook, H. Allen, Marvin Wells, Albert Ashley. JUNIOR THREE OFFICERS KATE LEE . , JIMMY HANSON . . . . .President PHYLLIS APPLEBEE , JAMES WADE . . Vice-Preside nt MELISSA WOOLF ROBERT SAIDLA . . . Secretary-Treasurer E-EEE mit LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Paul Price, Jimmy MtCIung, Charles Hester, Billy Mason, Kenneth Neal, Bobby Moseley, Paul Lowery, Jack Willingham, Bet Lawson, Tommy McCarty . . . SECOND ROW: Betty Jones, Mary Ann Johnson, Marjorie Hill, Ma'y Beth Robinson, Faye Samford, Harriet Sellars, Lamar'ElIis, Julia Ann Tatum, June Bryant, Ann Alvsrd, Jeannetto Ware, Joyce Doner, Shirley Heron . . . THIRD ROW: Doris Belcher, Godfrey Bennett, Paul Webster, Robert Nixon, Martha Orr, Mickey Patterson, Ruth Bennett, Paul Webster, Robert Nixon, Martha Orr, Mickey Patterson, Ruth Richardson, Anne Nunn, Nancy Evans, Dot. Ward, Carolyn Dean, Mabel -Lawson . . . FOURTH ROW: Clitford Lowe, William Manning, Jr., Herbert Hothcock, Byron Lingertelt, Billy Meeks, Bobby Salmon, Billy Dennis, Magdelene Mosley, Mary Cecil Forbus, Frances Woolf, Sarah Lowe, Audrey Filbrandt, Odelle Rutherford . . . ABSENT1 Mildred Patterson, Charles Cooper, Rene Hunter, Clyde Weldon. JUNIOR TWO OFFICERS PAUL LOWERY . . President NANCY EVANS . . . Vice-President CLIFFORD LOWE , , Secretary-Treasurer 2 Q ll 55 L mlllmlllilililrlitilstililililiil! M diefffrli f mira?-if XX.. 'S Tb fry . 1. eq Wizw 'Q mn CHQ? .R Q 1 'sr - 1: +E!SL'w,i. , I, , LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Richard Baker, Brice Thompson, Gordon Bush, Alex Taylor, Charles Edwards, Lenox Williams, Walter Williams, Joan Adkins, Barbara Baldwin, Peggy Yates, Marianne Jack- son, Ann Draughon, Bettye Brackeen, Melverine Ray, Johnnie Ruth King . . . SECOND ROW: Roger Swingle, Charles Snow, John Adams, Wallace Tidmore, Billy Phillips, Pete Snyder, Wallace Garrett, Elaine Schultz, Jean Thompson, Bettye Johnson, Betty Mac Pruett, Lois Schraeder, Faye Williams . . . THIRD ROW: Warren Crump, Hugh Thomas, David Irvine, Joe Tom Weidenbach, George Wilson, Sam Hay, Jim Watwood, Gladys Young, Annie Louise Fretwell, Mary Ellen Rutherford, Joyce Mitchell, Mar- garet Harbor, Billie Dewberry . . . ABSENT: Kendrick Gray, Mary Elizabeth Gregory, Joyce Stringtellow. JUNIOR ONE OFFICERS CHARLES EDWARDS . . . President ANN DRAUGHON . . Vice-President PEGGY YATES . . Secretary BILLY GREEN . . Treasurer QEANI ATIQNS t X 3' STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Jim Wattwood, Jack Horner, Mary Saidla, David Vann, Gilmer Black- burn, Pat Tippins, Bettye Brackeen . . . SECOND ROW: David Irvine, Sam Hay, James Young, Thad Salmon, Paul Lowery, Billy Mason, Jeannetta Ware, Ellen Edwards . . . THIRD ROW: Tom Chesnut, George Wright, Tim RusselI,vJack Jones, Charles Thomas, Jim Beasley, Hugh Williams, Ann Jefferson, Faye Bush . . . Mrs. Bradley, Adviser . . . ABSENT: Betty Ray, George Dawson, Betty Sue Eaton, Dorothy Thurston, Louise Young. FIRST AND SECOND SEMESTERS if ff, f of-xvio vANN ......,.. President gl' Or GILMER BLACKBURN . . . I vice-President I my MARY CHARLOTTE SAIDLA . . Secretary-Treasurer if ob lf 'Y u ffcflf,-f -f-'L f no T ,V I . . Ov I The Student Council of Lee County High School was ' JY' Y organized in the fall of 1943, because a need was felt ,f A for more student participation in the activities of the f 1 , . . . 4 school. The council has accomplished much in the past i and we hope it will continue to do so. Sruonljnr counfit Nr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LE-FT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Susan Lawson, Hugh Williams, Carlyle Burlchardt . . . SECOND ROW: Rhodes Adviser NOR Sooner at M .I If ly- 4 Will he h , 24,41 gif. ' l Ak FIRST SEMESTER SUSAN LAWSON Vice President CARLYLE BURKHARDT Secretary JEAN PATTERSON Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER BEN ALVORD .....,. . . President JIM BEASLEY . . . Vice-President BARBARA NEAL , . Secretary-Treasurer The Sigma Lambda Chi Chapter of the National Honor David Vann, Barbara Neal, Jim Beasley, Mary Saidla, Ben Alvord . . . ABSENT: Jean Patterson, Miss 'X ww- 4 A . Q I, HUGH w1LLlAMs .... - . . . . President , . 4 1 A ' ls, W Q, .,... . . 4 f 1 1 ff 4 xv F K r 1' if I fl 1 X J. , J Society was organized November, I94O,, with fifteen charter members. The emblem is the keystone and the flaming torch, the colors are white and gold. I , , LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Joy Thigpen, Kay Gough, Clarice Manning, Yvonne Cargile, Joanne Jackson, Jean Anne Hill, Gene Hurt, Sarah Tidmore, Patsy Allen, Carolyn Ellis, Jane Keener, Jinny Pittman . . . SECOND ROW: Mary Lind Medlock. Jill Caldwell, Bettye Jean Moreman, June Watley, Mary Lou Stahelin, Martha Owen, Betty Sturkie, Wilda Frances Doggette, Helen Sizemore, Evelyn Smith, Helen Patterson . . . THIRD ROW: Ruth Priester, Mi'issa Woolf, Marilyn Jones, Virginia Hart, Mary Jo Reed, Barbara Lockhart, Jean Long, Betty Snead, Imogene Langley, Mary Campbell, Kay Dinlcins . . . FOURTH ROW: Kate Lee, Ellen Edwards, Jane Salmon, Mamie Laura Mitchell, Henrietta Baetz, Mary Boras, Margaret Bell, Jean Clayton, Joanne Brooch, Lencra Pruett, Betty Moore, Mrs. Carlton, Adviser . . . ABSENT: Martha Patterson, Phyllis Appleby, Irma Clements, Margarita Elizonda, Lorine McDonald, Dot Patterson, Helen Patterson. 4,5 ,N OFFICERS ' P 9 Q QQ 4 X T, U J KAY Dirsiians ..,,. . . President IX . Ng MARTHA PATTERSON , . . vice-President NL W, 1. I ' xgs -A A I ' A MARY CAMPBELL . . Secretary-Treassurer .I X, x I ,gl Q J LENORA PRUETT . . . . . Reporter ff W 7 ' cLARicE MANNING . . Pqrlaamenmfton ll ? Z the Auburn Chapter of the F. H. A. tries in its programs X J and activities to put into practice the objectives of the organization-developing high ideals ot homemaking, solving present problems, encouraging thrift in well-rounded H fl living, developing interesting hobbies, and promoting scholarship and achievement among vocational home eco- nomics students. 'ima ,ggi fl I 18011 QW. H X- Q1 an Mu, Q r- Yuri! Rl l t LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Lester Teel, George Parsons, John Baldwin, Jack Trussell, Bob Hunter, Freddie Wellborn, Darby Dick, Robert Ruff, James Young, Thad Salmon, Mr, Hagler, Adviser, Buddy Moring . . . SECOND ROW: Clyde Meagher, Glenn Marsh, Hugh Dillon, Charles Ingram, Paul Black, George Dobbs, Olan Cosper, Emil Pace, Billy Moore, Forrest Long, Bill Nunn, Bennett Bullard . . . THIRD ROW: Bruce Long, Billy Smith, Mac Ivey, Bobby Yarbrough, Jack King, Dick Meagher, Tom Chesnut, Robert Saidla, Reeder Priester, Jimmy Beaty, Neal Ingram. I ' IN- A W Ml F- F- A- 4.4. N, . N U -fi. 4 Lexi. ?Q5'-Q oFFicERs Valar K I l 1,QTigf+v. THAD SALMON . . . , President 147' f I ,ff 'Mp JAMES Youno , viwpfesideiii , 9 093190 5 I BUDDY Moraine t I t sectefoi Q-PFI' ' 'ff I E ri, JACK TRUSSEU- . Assistant Secretary ' ' ' 'Q' ' NEAL INGRAM rreocwe, C' .LA f, D' ' ' I T C Q? ROBERT RUFF . . Reporter ' ff ugfo 'D , L fj U dj' The Auburn F. F. A. Chapter, organized in I932, has among its aims the following: to develop competent lead- ership, to create and nurture love of country life, to encourage members to improve farm homes and surround- ings, and to develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. I 1 , if LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Miss Benton, Director, Jeannette Godwin, Betty Beverly, Mary Camp- bell, Gene Hurt, Jean Anne Hill, Florence Farnham, Sara Tidmore, Patsy Allen, Yvonne Cargile, Jeanne Jackson, Clarice Manning . . . SECOND ROW:. Pat Tippins, Helen Sims, Minnie Edwards, Kay Dinkins, Eunetta Gunter, Carolyn Ellis, Helen Edwards, Jane Keener, Ginny Pittman, Mary Saidla . . . THIRD ROW: Janice Rust, Carolyn Hatcher, Martha Propst, Evelyn Smith, Barbara Neal. SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Glee Club was organized this year under the com- petent Ieadership ot Miss Betty Benton. They have partici- pated in many successful programs in the past year and we wish them good luck in the coming years. --------u..............,.,,,,,,, Q----,.........,... I J' 1 pu-1 f I - 'A LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED1 June Bryant, Peggy Yates, Ellen Edwards, Kay Gough, Marilyn Jones, Kate Lee, Lamar Ellis, Betty Janes . . . SECOND ROW: Miss Benton, Director, Jill Caldwell, Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Baldwin, Jo Ann Adkins, Marianne Jackson, Ann Draughon, Bettye Brackeen, Lois Schroeder, Faye Samford, Jeannetta Ware, Mary Beth Robinson, Harriet Sellors, Marjorie Hill . . . THIRD ROW: June Whatley, Betty Jean Moremon, Ruth Richardson, Julia Anne Tatum, Magdalene Moseley, Jeanne Thompson, Elaine Shultz, Bettye Johnson, Annie Louise Fretwell, Betty Mac Pruitt, Dot Ward, Ann Nunn, Carolyn Dean, Shirley Heron . . . FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Reed, Mary Lou Stohelin, Henri- etta Baetz, Milissa Woolf, Doris Belcher, Billie Newberry, Margaret Harbor, Mary Cecil Forbus, Frances Woolf, Sarah Lowe, Audrey Filbrondt. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB 'H J In the fall of I944 the Junior Glee Club was organized by Miss Betty Benton. They have participated in several programs ond we are sure they will keep up the good . work in the future. I' LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Koy Gough, Moiorette, Jimmy Connon, Anno Jone Gritz, Beth Carlo- vitz, John Boldwin, Henrietto Boetz, Joyce Doner, Cllyde Meagher, Miss Benton, Director . . . SECOND ROW: Noncy Evons, Soroh Lowe, Ted Sorgent, Bill Poor, Jomes Hudson Edwords, William Word, Fort Word, Chorles Edwords . . . THIRD ROW: Edword Lee Spencer, Virginio Hort, George Wright, John Lowery, Donold Irvine. THE BAND The Bond wcxs orgonized seyerol yeors ogo under the direction of Prof. Burnett.. Lost yeor he left Auburn ond this yeor Miss Benton become the director. The Bond hos given mony progroms ond played ot footboll gomes. We hope they'll continue to molce os good o showing os they hove in the post. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Buddy lvloring, George Pierce, James Young, Charles Thomas, Bobby Crump, Gilmer Blackburn, Jim Beasley, Louise O'Grady . . . SECOND ROW: Thad Salmon, Lester Teel, Paul Faust, Bowling Bufford, Emil Pace, Bobby Yarbrough, Darby Dick, Olan Casper, Ted Sargent . . G. W. House, Adviser. A cLu OFHCERS BUDDY MORING . President CECIL WARD . . , Vice-President JIM BEASLEY Secretary-Treasurer The A Club is made up of football players vvho have earned their letters in present and previous years. The Club was founded in 1923, Its purpose is to promote sportsmanship, not only on the playing field but also in everyday living. The boy who wears an A is rewarded for his interest and devotion to athletics as well as for tatiguing labor on the field. B LLLLB x W' A Z FEATURES zf' JEAN PATTERSGN HUGH WILLIAMS QN W FLORENCE FARNHAM BYRD MOORE ,, xx 5 ' T 'if x 5' - Am? .Q , . V -' BETTY RAY BILLY WARD v Qrm 5' 1, A , -Q. A A , Wu ww i -+ fn Y K ' K jflffgc .ia r Y ri ? ii af a o 1 e ,- ,- ,. .-Zi 712 4 Q Y 'Yvgw ,. . FREDENE VVELLBORN BOBBY YARBOUGH M wi' B' q. 'r Us 10 I l ul ,I43iQf53?Qsa' 3-1 ur? 3 , -Q 1 .1gl7: 4E'wip ,, ,. ':'in,io?' gil .'Qi kufmx2 wie? BETTY BEVERLY JOY JUSTICE YVONNE CARGILE KATE LEE MARJORIE HILL ANN DRAUGHON .f5572f5P,e.6 rr V005 Kms M4 c' 4 A R' E s 1 'if gat ig QW 1 'ik 5, ... -F' V 'W lr v J -5' ' 39' I ' F N, 3 I S5 X X it K S J ' Q? .A Q. fi ww w 1 5 X xg 5 ? It 3 jk A W V Y MASQQK3' Mme JNH0-tj' A am P ' 1 xi J W Q i 'Q 3 Q wwf' 5 K A' JDJ7L oazfl ff?aM5o Nuff .- S QV 1 g gif WGA 4ff.fA!ff,47 ff-flVE WHERE - Q z f,-Q, t , x. -av JUPPOJEDMEHAW M I jylqxffgyfff fl a 'Muni .2 fukfhsaf' -kr-'WL I t 1 'O Q ' 1 . . ak . 1 I .. V., W' g g A J A K 1. . ,n.L,, il .AIQ 2 b. A t fffvfofe H - Afff,47.ffZ2!AE'!17k4 ff,5fQJ?1A?A 6'f7f5ifQ4fA.0f,e J PA-2,40 ffff 72A cwfe fl TE ATH ETICS .g11 BUDDY MORING Captain J' 'Sw J QW? FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED1 Ted Sargent, Manager, Darby Dick, Manager, Bobbie Yarbrough, Jack King, Dick Meagher, Forrest Long, Mike Meagher, Bill Nunn, Lester Teel, Manager . . . SECOND ROW: Emil Pace, Byron Forbus, Frank DeGraffenreid, Thad Salmon, James Young, Jim Beasley, Jimmy Beary, Billy Ward, Ervin Lingerfelt, Gilmer Blackburn . . . THIRD ROW: Bowling Bulford, Olan Cosper, George Pierce, Bruce Long, Bill Cook, Charles Thomas, Buddy Moring, Bobby Crump, Cecil Ward, Coach Hause. 1945 SCOREBOARD COLUMBUS 34 AUBURN LANETT I4 AUBURN JORDAN 25 AUBURN SOUTHERN INST, 7 AUBURN DADEVILLE O AUBURN ROANOKE O AUBURN HURT O AUBURN STARKE I4 AUBURN VALLEY HIGH I4 AUBURN OPELIKA O AUBURN I CHEERLEADERS JUSTICE PATTERSON WILLIAMS WAITS FARNHAM Jn . A QQ: Q '. . gl 1 4 '. 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