Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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PRESIDENTS SAMMY KIRKLAND. . .Senior CARROLL KELLER .... Junior C. NEVINS ..... Sophomore JIMMY DUKE. , . .Freshman VICE-PRESIDENTS MARY COTTLE ..... Senior CAROL DURROUGH . .Junior SUSAN BAARKE. . .Sophomore BOB I-IICKS. . , .Freshman SECRETARY-TREASURERS N. J. BOI-IAIXINON . . .Senior JEANNE TULEY ..... Junior GLORIA HERRING . Sophomore M, HOLLINGSWORTI-I Freshman 1 f , '. . wr 5 sw f... .. fe gg .1 5, Ms rr' -2 .sf N migg. 2' X if vga ', ' wg? wi 1 w ,ff I af .ff 2 fl , ' L.. sk 5. ri 'W -fr .. ..,. .'1.gj'. If GILLIS CAMMACK JIM BOB MAYFIELD Presideni, Siudenf Governmeni Vice-President GILMER BLACKBURN MONEY ALLEN Secrefary-Treasurer Social Chairman AND EL!-155 UPFIEEHS

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ing body Tor The sTudenTs. IT was also The mediaTor beTween sTudenTs and adminisTraTion. Gillis Cammaclc was preside-nT oT The CabineT and he was aided by a represenTaTive Trorn each class, The Women's STudenT Government and ex-oTTicio represenTaTives Trom several recognized campus publicaTions and organizaTions. E E TIVE E I E T The STudenT ExecuTive CabineT served as chief govern- The seven permanenT commiTTees oT The CabineT were aCTive ThroughouT The year and did mosT oT The imporTanT worlc oT The CabineT. The STudenT l?elaTions CommiTTee was responsible Tor solving sTudenT problems on The campus. This commiTTee heard complainTs Trom sTudenTs and recommended acTlOn To The Cabinet The Elechons CommiTTee was responsible Tor The various campus wide elecTi0nS. -I-he +6516 oT placing balloT boxes aT The vanTage poinTs, sTaTioning responsible sTudenTs aT each box To insure honesTy, and counTing The voTes were The chieT duTies oT The ElecTions CommiTTee. The Pep CornmiTTee was responsible Tor sTudenT acTiviTies in confuncTion wiTh varsiTy aThleTics. The various pep rallies and dances were under This commiTTee's iurisdicTion. The Social CommiTTee's iob was To give The sTudenTs good enTerTainmenT. The TirsT maior TuncTion oT This come miTTee came in The Fall quarTer wiTh presenTaTion oT a name bands lT was The Social CommiTTee ThaT worked ouT The plans To bring Sl4iTch Henderson and his orchesTra To The campus. The RaT Cap CommiTTee sold more Than The usual number oT raT caps To male Treshmen, and iT seT a precedenT by selling caps To many oT The raTleTs. The lnviTaTions CommiTTee worlced up a new conTracT and sold inviTaTions To The sTudenTs who were gradL:aTing seniors. The Ring CommiTTee sold rings To sTudenTs aTTer They had become second guarTer iuniors. This commiTTee was under Tire aT Times Tor The commission members goT Tor selling rings. buT more rings were sold Than ever before. 26

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There were many acliviiies, bul perhaps Ihe mos? im- por+an+ was 'the S+uden+ GovernmenI's sponsorship of 'Full resumpiion of a+I1Ie+ic relaiions and good will befween Ihe Universi+y of Alabama and Auburn. A+ righl are Jimmy Kendrick and Harold Bain, Auburn and AIaIaama's head cheerleaders. IIIIIIIIIS . if If k ,,,,1 SKITCH HENDERSON AT HOMECOMING, A RATLET TRIES ONE FOR SIZE, AND VANDY TORCHLIGHT PARADERS THE ELECTIONS, INVITATIONS, RINGS AND STUDENT RELATIONS COMMITTEES AT WORK