Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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Some folks called il dancing, bu+ fhai' wasn'+ our name 'For if. To us if was flxe rhum-boogie, flue iumping iive, and Nicoll- ing. And llnaf boi' music was nolhing more 'fban a smoollne exl'1ibi+ion of boogie-woogie. For regular dancing we lilced flue brass. For no-breaks and leadoufs we cuf low 'rhe lighfs and slid oul a walfz. Nighf dances and lea dances didn'+ give us our fill, so a new lype of dance-flue dawn dance-ap- peared, Dance inlermissions were always grea+ fimes, over +o Benson's and 'lo fra? houses we sped, grabbed some snacks, and swapped craclrs wilh lhe girls. Only fhis rule dullecl our dance ioy: llwal girls musl' check in af +l1e Quadrangle fhirfy mlnu+es affer dances. 301- 935 L K, I

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Dafing ai Auburn was fhe principal pasfime. Thai is, ii was for smoofhies and love-bugs. We regular 'fellows found il' hard 'lo wangle a dale wifh fhe rafio of five boys 'ro one girl. The campus cufies, however, 1-hrived on popularify. They didn'+ even mind signing fheir lives away on cards al' fhe Quadrangle. Then fhere was fhe 'telephone sifuafion fo cope wiih. One hundred girls lo each dormifory and only +wo Telephones lo each building made some fellows disgusfed wifh +oo much line's busy. Bur on fhe whole when lhe co-eds could manage +o slay off campus, if was fun dragging fhem +0 picnics and dances. ,vw-ve ff'-5 2 62 751' 'K X