Allow us to (finally) introduce you to 1981’s Marcia Levy and Anne Jones, the two young Auburn ladies whose contributions to Playboy’s first Girls Of The SEC pictorial had to stay under the mattress (unlike those of the wholesomely Auburn T-shirted Shari Helton) on our first 1981 excavation. But we found some photos of them with their blouses and Telluride T-shirts on (I bet Birmingham wishes she was there that night). So we’re good.
Levy, originally from Ohio, reportedly tried to start an Auburn ice hockey team (“but the players all drowned”), while Anne, who for her shot was draped over the debauched banks of Chewacla Creek by celebrated Playboy photographer David Chan, dreamed of becoming an artist.
You can check out Chan’s Auburn work from 1989 here, and from 1994 here.
Photos: AU Archives.
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My memory of that event was that they could have done much better. That memory apparently was correct – there were much cuter girls on campus during this period.
Maybe so, Gerry, but they probably didn’t want to pose for Playboy.
I had a motorcycle just like that while I was at Auburn in 1995-98. Yamaha Maxim
Anne lived above me one year at Neil House. Whenever there was a pretty girl in the apartment complex, I would go ask to borrow something so I could meet them. So I went up to her apartment, knocked on the door and Anne opened it up just a crack. I told her I needed a rubber band. Well then she threw the door wide open and she was wearing a white negligee (not real revealing). I only spoke with her a couple of times, but she was nice. Her roommate was just as pretty. She’s much prettier than these pics make her out to be.