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President . . . Jerry Batts

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Secretaries . . . Debbie Owen, Judy Kimball

Vice-President . . Tommy Phillips Treasurer . . . John Phillips

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Director of Consumer Relations . . Denson Lipscomb

Assistants to the President . . Frank McGuire, Doug Langley

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Director of Faculty Relations .. . Lynn Pruet

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Director of Elections . . . Susan Whaley
Secretary of Political Affairs . . . Rick Conner
Director of Student Opinion Surveys . . . Pam Huffmaster

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Director of Draft Counseling . . Mike Rohr
Director of Part-time Jobs . . . Dave Rader
Secretary of Student Services .. . Mike Vann
Director of Summer Jobs and l(avel ... Dave Dyson

Director of Publicity . .. Ralph Allen
Secretary of Public Relations . . . Paul Chenoweth
Director of lnterschool Relations ... Marsha Hutchinson
SGA Planning Commission . . . Dud Cannada
Director of Publications . . . Larry Gierer
Director of Minority Groups .. . Clifton Kirksey

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SECRETARY-GENERAL-SUSAN OWENS

President-Security Council-Ken Rogers, Lynn Kilpatrick
Chairmen-General Assembly-Donna Helms, Mike Tinkey
ECOSOC Chairmen-Rick Connors, Harry Pierson
Special Political Committee Chairman-Bill Broome
Political Committee Chairman-David Clothier
Parliamentarians-Eddie Holland

Jeff Gammell
Chuck Tatum
Doug Langley
Susan Whaley
Computer Programmer-Barry Wysong
Business Manager- Doug Langley
Chairman-Delegation Assignments-Eddie Holland
Committee-Richard Shelton
Virginia Lee
Mike Gwin
Chairman-Secretariat-Carol Sue Sponsler
Assistant-Debbie Armstrong

Physical Arrangements-Alan Bass
Sammy Stovall
Mike Ziegler
Jeff Gammell

Public Relations-Harriet Doss
Carolyn Biles

Advisor-Dr. Daniel Nelson

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CHAIRMAN-JIMMY TISDALE

Publicity Chairman-Chuck Tatum
Speaker Arrangements-Roger Hudgins, Hugh Henderson
Exhibitions-Susan Scott
Social Affairs....:: Beth Todd
Secretaries-Kathy Woodward, Betty Propst, Elaine Brunson
Research-David Oothier

Jan Cox
Jan Pitts
Brochures-Ralph Allen

Dewayne Mobley
Dee Dee Philpot
General Committee-Lucy Baker

Molly Franklin
Bonny Smith
Robert Reynolds
Joy Demonis
Bill Sammons
Rogers Chapman
Deve Hooten
Ron Sherrill
Mac Motes
Judy Hester
Candy Williamson
Bill Fuller
Bob Cornelius
Nancy Naftel
Brenda Hammond

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SENATORS

Louis Adams
Barbara Baird
Bill Barron
Jap Black
Stan Blackburn
Chris Bledsoe
Taylor Boyd
Dick Chenoweth
Mary Ann Cundiff
Tony Dees
Barbie Doyle
Robert Heidepriem
Russell Justice
Janet Mahaffey
Ed Milton
Mike Murray
Patti Palmer
Harry Pierson
Holly Sloan
Mike Smith
Neville Stewart
Chip Stillwell
Beth Thompson
Jim Thompson
Bill Thrasher
Beth Todd
Gail Triplitt
Mike Wilson
Mike Wright
Mike Zeigler

Tommy Phillips-Senate President

Taylor Boyd-Off Campus Senator Ed Milton-Off Campus Senator

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Jan Brumback-Vice President, Mary Claire Britt-Town Girl Representative, Emily Mackey-Publicity, Mary Anne Hall-President, Mary

McCullough-Secretary, Lissa McCall-AWS Contact, Debbie Cunningham-Campus RelatiOQS, Carol Wilson-Dining Hall Chairman, Susan

Strickland-Treasurer, Carol Johnson-Social Chairman, Minna Roth-Male Visitation. ·

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Left to right: Debby Orr, Jan Brumback, Nancy Harcrow, Wendy Drew, Melanie Lynch, Marta Walters, Carol Clem, Anne Shaver, Mary
McCullough

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Associated Women Students

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A.W.S., Associated Women Students, has become, at last, a functioning voice of the Auburn coeds and has
moved from concerning itself with only dormitory rules and curfews to unlimited involvement with major campus
activities. A.W.S. has given endorsement to such projects as the establishment of a child-care center on campus
for married students, the sex discrimination act now being reviewed in the national legislature, and the revision of
the present disciplinary system at Auburn.

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GLOMERATA

James Hood
Editor

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Robin Rainer Business Manager
Rad Holland Sports Editor

Barry Sides
Photographic

Manager

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Janet
McMillan
Features

Joe Davis Art Editor 269
Gayla Jones
Secretary

Larry Parker
Head Photographer
Doug Langley • Greek Editor
Chuck Tatum • Assistant

Susan Whaley • Advertising Editor
Donna Powelson

Organizations Editor

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Carolyn Guthrie • Classes Editor
Cathy Shepard • Mark Kennedy
Carol Johnson • Fran Wall

Patty Gerrenger • Dud Cannada

Janet Robertson Classes Layout Editors

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Establishment Editor

The Auburn Plainsman

Jim Bailey, Cathy Pado, Gail Fendley Thom Botsford • Editor
Entertainment

Rheta Grimsley, Barbara Crane • Features Back Row: Shelly Mallette, Karen· Koch, Carl Poteat, Sally Kimbrough, Front
Row: Sharon Voorhess, Jack James.
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Jimmy Johnson, News Editor; Bill Wood, Managing Editor; Greg Lisby, Asst.
News Editor.

Pat O'Reilly, Don Chambers, Nancy Franklin, Don Morgan • Technical
Staff.

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Larry Gierer, John Duncan, Jim Dailey • Sports, Seated: Lisa Dix, Bob Witt,
Sally Wallace, Second Row: Kenny Rogers, Mike Zieman, Bill Perkins, Mike
Young, Back Row: Jud Landrum, Mitch Garrett • Business Staff. (Left)

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Tony Dees

Bill Heslip (above) and Chris Carter (right)
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Standing: Lemone Yielding, Louis Woodard, Dick Lanier, Don Moseley, Bill Heslip, Tony Dees, Merrill Thompson, Tom Coolidge, Joe Braden,
Tom Jarrell, Chris Carter, Joel Snider, Jim Bradley, Tom Sawyer, Don Hutchinson, John Gillispie, Rod Gann, Mide Baker. Kneeling: Alan White,
Louis Robinson, Max Harbuck, Margie Pillat, Bobby Tannery, David Dorn. Seated: Dave Gamble, Barbara Crane, Jane Alsabrook, Bonnie Smith,
Pam Shoulder, Janet Morris, Katherine Lucker, Marta Walters, Jane Quackenbush, Sidney Odoms, Judy Doerflu.

Joel Snider

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Communications Board

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Seated: Herbert White, David Housel, Jerry Batts, Dick Chenowith, Dr. Frank Davis, Ernest Phillips, Joan Copeland, Dean James Foy, Kenneth
Horton, Professor John Loppiccolo, Dr. Edward Taylor. Standing: Dave Gamble, Chuck Tatum, Rad Holland, James Hood, Jimmy Blake, Stan
Blackburn, Thom Botsford, Jeanette Milton, John Phillips, Robin Rainer.

Magnolia Dormitories Senate

Bottom: Social Committee-Kenneth Smith, Jr., Mike Bray, Richard E. Robbins, Ronnie Cantrell, Bubba Pierce. Top: Officers,
Bart Hi., Senator; Vaughn Smith, Sec-Treas.; Adolfo Ojeda, President; Mike Payne, Senator: James Heard, Senator.
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Religious Affairs Committee

Seated: Teresa Snow, Sue Mathisen, Candace York, Ken Meyers, Dr. Robert V. Andelson. Standing: Dr. John S. Goodling, Chairman; Dr. Glenn
Edgerton, Dr. George Horton, Dean Garth Jenkins. Not pictured: Jimmy Diffie, Coach Mel Rosen.

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Left to right: Robert Hardie, John Wyatt, Steve Scully, Larry Hilburn, Harry Spear, Mike Harbour, Howard Weaver, Timothy Windham, James
Oldham. Not pictured: Steve Barnard, Robert Caspers.

Army R.O.T.C.

Distinguished Military Students are individuals designated as
such by the PMS. Criteria for selection of DMS include high quali-
ties of leadership, academic standing in upper half of class, parti-
cipation in recognized campus activities, standing in the upper
third of his military class and the concurrence of his designation
as DMS by the President of Auburn University.

In the continuing Auburn tradition, Howard Weaver wins "Best
Cadet in Company" Award at the 1972 Summer Camp; Fort
Bragg, North Carolina.

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First row: Dave Bugg, Tom Hartman, Eddie Janasky, Tom Jarrell. Second row : Major Jack Damewood, Eddie Deaton, Terry Jones, Sharon Bi-
nnings, Frankie Reynolds, Bill Sumption, Tim Windham, John Stroupe, K. G. Fortner, Robert Slack, Charles Howard, Frank Ellis.

S.A.M.E.

The Society of American Military Engineers is an associa-
tion in which engineers from all of the engineering services
of the armed forces and from all fields of civilian engineer-
ing practice and industry join to increase the engineering
potential of the United States for the security and strength
of the nation.

Summer Camp

Forty-three Auburn cadets attended the 1972 Fort Bragg Ad-
vanced Summer Camp. Few of these will soon forget the blister-
ing heat, the all day and most of the night training or the RE-
CONDO Course, all of which were their introduction to the life
of a junior officer. ROTC Summer Camp is the first real chance a
cadet has to get out in the field and apply what he has been
studying for three years. Additionally, Auburn had cadets attend
the 9 weeks Ranger School at Fort Benning, Georgia in lieu of the
Advanced Summer Camp. Each was awarded the highly coveted
"Ranger Tab".

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Battalion-Jan Oakes

Headquarters Co.-Brooke Flickinger

Sponsors -

Ranger Co.-Kathy Emmons

AU Rifle Tearn

The Auburn Rifle Team is open to any male or female mem-
ber of Auburn University. The team represents the school in
the intercollegiate rifle competition and promotes the sport of
rifle marksmanship among the student body. Each year in ad-
dition to regularly scheduled matches between other SEC
schools, members compete for the Southern Riflery Associa-
tion Championship. An annual rifle shooting clinic is hosted by
ARC with features nationally ranked U.S. Army shooters and
instructors and is open to any student, faculty member, or lo-
cal citizen. Kneeling: Ron Lewter, Steve Hester. Second row:
Chip Grimes, Robert Ramsey, Mike Barefield.

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A Company-Vanessa Kay Barton B Company-Candy Shaffer C Company-Elaine Jones

Triathlon

Triathlon is an Army ROTC Detach-
ment Sponsored Training Program in
three of the five modern Pentathlon
events-cross country running, swim-
ming and pistol marksmanship. This year
Donald Morley, Howell Hawkes, and
Steven Casey represent Auburn in this
event which provides the challenges that
only a truly outstanding athlete can ac-
cept. Donald Morley placed fifth in na-
tional competition in 1972. Triathlon is
the first stepping stone for those who
dream of participating in international
competition or representing the U. S. as
a pentathlon team member in the Olyl)l-
pic Games.

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Scabbard and Blade is a military hon- Scabbard & Blade
orary recognizing the top five percent of
the military cadets from the Army, Navy
and Air Force programs. Row 1: Ewell
Langsford, Doug Anderson, Harry Spear,
James Oldham, Hein Paetz, John Wyatt.
Row 2: Pat Soutullo, William Sumption,
Major Jack Damewood US Army, Rick
Ruth, Captain Francis W. Smejka USAF.

Ranger Company

The Ranger Company, newly formed from
the now extinct Counterguerrilla Comparw,
is a volunteer organization for those ROTC
Cadets motivated toward a professional mil-
itary career. The training is designed to place
the cadet, by freguently rotating leadership
positions, in situations where his leadership
abilities are developed and tested. Small unit
tactics and individual skills such as rapelling,
hand-to-hand combat, and survival are
stressed. The necessity of team work is em-
phasized in all types of situations and has
developed within the company a special es-
rit-de-corps seldom found in other ROTC
units.

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~R 1: Rex Huffman, Aubrey
Matthews, Eddie Deaton, Steve
Barnard, Mike Milling, Harold
Grooms. Row 2: John Klingelhof-
fer, Walter Egenmaier, Mac Chan-
gler, Dave Monroe, John House.

Association of the United States Army

The Association of the United States
Army is an 9rganization made up of ci-
vilian and military personnel dedicated
to the premise that a strong, modern,
mobile Army is essential to national de-
fense. The Auburn University War Eagle
Student Chapter is in its third year of
existence and is sponsored by the Co-
lumbus-Fort Benning Chapter of AUSA.
The organization is open to any member
of the AU faculty, staff, or student body.

iscs and Diamonds

Discs and Diamonds is a social organi-
zation to recognize the outstanding
members of the Advanced Army ROTC
program at Auburn University. Candi-
dates for membership will be MS IV and
selected Ms 111 cadets, who must be rec-
ommended by the PMS, the cadet's ad-
visor, or by a partcipating member of
Discs and Diamonds.

Row 1: Frank Smith, John Wyatt, Steve Scully, Major M cCain. Row 2: Tim
Windham, Robert Hardie, Stever Barnard, James Oldham, Mike Neel. Row
3: Tidwell Gamston, Larry Hilburn.

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The fair Force: AFROTC coed cadets practice their steps.

Auburn's Air Force ROTC Depart- 1400 Second Lieutenants for the Air lenges still exist for the young man or
ment celebrated its.Silver Anniversary Force. In recognition of this and other woman who believe in starting their
during the 1971-1972 school year. This accomplishments the department was career pattern with military service.
proved to be a double celebration awarded the Air Force Outstanding AFROTC offers a stimulating curricu-
because the department, at the end of lum and flight instruction for those
its 25th year, became number one in Unit Award. who are qualified. Additionally, schol-
non-military colleges for the commis- With a motto "Pride in the Past- arships are avaliable to the student
sioning of Air Force officers. From its whose academic excellence should
beginning in 1947 Auburn's AFROTC Faith in the Future", AFROTC is proud
department has commissioned over of its traditions and looks forward to be rewarded.
continuing its academic and service
excellence. Opportunities and chal-

Air Force ROTC

AFROTC Assistant Professors: Majors Harris, Miller, Adams, Capt. Smejkal, Major Lange,
Maj. Schaaf (seated).

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Air Force Art Exhibit Official Opening: Dr. Lanham, Col. Merritt, Dr. Lit-
tleton, Gail Murrah

ANNIVERSARY

The Professor of AF Aerospace Studies Colonel Clements B. Merritt

AFROTC NCO STAFF: SSgts. Long, Hill, Packard, Snyder, Tackitt, (seated) Capt. T. S. Smith, Commandant of Cadets and Cadet Colonel Billy
MSgt. Skinner Thomas.

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Seated: Carol Farr, Jane Pruett, Vickie Potter, Pam Ward, Gail Williamson, Debbie Owen, Karen Anne McDavid. Standing: Missie Hydrick,
Rhonda Haley, Susan Vitalis, Tricia Terry, Prissy Warr, Gail Ledbetter, Debbie Fenn, Gayle Murrah, Laura Kennedy, Lee Moore

Angel Flight

Angel Flight, an honorary for outstanding coeds, promotes women in the Air Force and helps further Air Force
goals. As sponsors of the Arnold Air Society, they work with those men in projects and military affairs. On campus
the Angels help in conferences and tours. The girls also perform many civic and community projects in addition to
those on campus.
Seated: Bobbye Parker, Charlene Carter, Becky
Lilly, Beth Chapman, Liana Smith, Robyn Vissing.
Standing: Fran Haupt, Perry Hester, Helena de Vil-
liers, Major Jimmie Adams, Chris Miller, Susan
Purdy, Teresa Painter, Susan Brown.

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Arnold Air Society Membership

Arnold Air Society

Arnold Air Society is a National Air Force ROTC Honorary. Its members are chosen in recognition of superior
performance and motivation in Air Force ROTC. Some of the objectives of the Society are to stimulate interest in
Air Force ROTC on the college level, to act as representatives of Air Force ROTC within the community, and to aid
the University and the community in the performance of their various projects and duties. The Society is greatly
aided in the accomplishment of its mission by Angel Flight.

Seated: Doug Hughes-Commander, Ed Connor-
Comptroller, Craig Cooning-Operations, David
Carroll-Anf. Laison, Bill Odom-Projects, Charles
Lewis-Information.

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First row: Judy Buckhalt, Ramona McDonald, Diane Breathitt, Renee Hutchinson, Vicki Coughran, Jane Brown, Kathy Ingram, Shann Parker,
Nancy Curlee, Karen Sharp, Kay Johnson. Second row: Marcia Fink, Pat Malone, Patti Wood, Connie Green, Karen Smith, Lynn Hipp, Debbie
Jetton, Gail Hitchcock, Kathy Zeigler, Jan Cheshire, Jan Taylor. Third row : Sue Rolison, Debi Willingham, Betty Murff, Carol Grady, Nancy Bar-
rett, Sarah Barber, Marsha Johnson, Belinda Coston, Margaret Yeargan, Patti Booker, Susie Muscari,' Cecily Hornick, Deborah Whatley. Not
pictured: Deanna Tindal, Denise Flournoy, Cathy Gibson, Susan Peavy.

Capers

Capers is the National coaffiliate of t~e Per-
shing Rifles and serves as sponsors for both the
Army and Air Force. At Auburn, Capers serves
the military, the university and the city in various
social and civic projects and has a membership
of forty-six girls.

First row: Vicki Coughran-XO, Jane Brown-Commander,
Marcia Fink-Supply, Lynn Hipp-PIO. Second row: Kay John-
son-Treasurer, Jan Taylor-Rush Chairman, Nancy Curlee-
Assistant Operations, Deborah Whatley-Assistant XO, Deb-
bie Jetton-Pledge Trainer, Kathy Ingram-Secretary. Not pic-
tured: Deanna Tindal-Operations.

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First row: Clinton B. Pomeroy, Janine K. Gould, Margaret A. Yeargan, Anne Champion, Dick V. Embry. Second row: Walter H. Nolin Jr., Lin-
wood Moore, William D. Pitts, Stark Laney, Jackie Harrison, Gregory M. Baker. Third row: Leslie C. Arnold, Elliot W . Allen, Bill Wade, Charles
D. Connor, Terence E. Jones, Eddie Stanfield, Henry Findley, Winston E. Guthrie, Ernest Thebo.

Pershing Rifles

Pershing Rifles, a National Honorary tri-service
military fraternity, was founded in 1894 by Gen-
eral John J. Pershing. Organized on the Auburn
Campus in 1958, Squadron G-4 is the Official
Drill Team and Color Guard of Auburn Univer-
sity and as such travels over the Southeast com-
peting in drill meets, marching in parades, and
performing exhibitions. Auburn's Pershing Rifles
received more than 15 trophies in competition
during the past two years and was recognized as
being the best company in the 4th Regiment,
comprising Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Tennessee, both years
(1970-71, 1971-72).

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Captain D. A. Barksdale

Navy ROTC

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Battalion Staff

Rene Morin-Color Girl

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Judy Hester-Sponsor

Semper Fidelis

Semper Fidelis is an organization
which promotes the spirit of the
United States Marine Corps among
its officer candidates on college
campuses. The Auburn Chapter
sponsors an annual field meet for
candidates representing several
Southeastern colleges. It also pro-
motes participation in the celebra-
tion of the Marine Corps' birthday.

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First row: Biehler, N. S., Broadway, M. W., Colver, D. R., Drysdale, C. H. Second row: Hamon, D. R., Heule, R. M.,
Jeffry, B. W., Kelly, C. T., Third row: McClung, D. W ., Ramsey, E. B., Ruth , R. L., Smith, C. E. Fourth row: Tracy, R. E.,
Verdolini, Winter, W. E., Wright, C. B.

Steerage

Members of Steerage are selected for
their academic achievement, and interest in
the Navy. They are dedicated to furthering
Naval tradition here in Auburn, and to
maintaining the high standards set by the
United States Navy.

Pat Soutullo-President Bunny Buist-Sponsor Mr. Parda-Advisor

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Auburn University Union

Member-Association of College U nions-1nternational

Spectra, a pacesetter for innovative union programming, continues serv-
ing the Auburn University campus. One year ago the Union Program Coun-
cil established as their goal to bring you the finest in collegiate union enter-
tainment and services through Spectra Programming, offering you. the most
complete and well-rounded program of any University Union . in the
Southeast.

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Spectra Activities: Art Exhibitions in Gallery
University Calendar of Events Brochure on Free Bridge and Chess Lessons
Contract Bridge Club
Spectra Activities Special Events
Free Spectra Movies Calendar Girl Pageant
Free Spectra Fine Arts Films Miss Lee County Pageant
Special Movie Festivals
Band Showcases Children's Christmas Party, Easter Egg Hunt,
"Empty Keg" Coffee House and special Children's Matinees
Spectra Drama Festival
Spectra Dinner Theatre Tournaments

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Tommy Gordon Linda Linn Tpmmy Lambert
Don Cosper
Auburn •
Union
John D. Eubanks
Program
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Hedy White Dale White June Corley

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