Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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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

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Auburn week-ends began any lime from Wednesday 'ro Safur- day and lasled any lime from Sunday fo Tuesday-all depend- ing on where fhe game was ro be played or where lhe heari- fhrob resided. By bus, +rain, and mainly by hifch-hiking, lhe exodus look place when fhe number of dances on campus weren'+ sufficienl 'ro keep us af Auburn. Always fhose gray uniforms and caps dolfing 'lhe highways: elbowing our way fhrough srrange railway slafionsq overwhelming day coaches wirh our presence: squirming lhrough sradiurn aisles: or quiefly picniclring our Chewacla way-such were our weelr-ends. Some of rhose +imes we'Il never forgery some of fhem we'd beiler forgef. IFZOL O'li1'iLCJL 'Oil'?0'C91uLill'L