Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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E g is 32 nies E? Spreading a cloak of propriery over The quadrangle and ils annexes, W S G A luncrions as a sell-governing body in collabora- rion wirh rhe Dean of Women lo enacr and enforce rhe rules by which rhe women srudenls abide. The group legislales rhose rules of social conducl which are essenlial ro lhe wellare of fhe co-educa- lion srudenls. A handbook, Co-Eliquelfe, is provided by WSGA To familiarize lhe women sludenls wifh Hs social regulalions and procedures. in addilion 'ro performing rhe required dulies ol: governmenl, WSGA sponsors social and recrealional acrivilies for rhe co-eds. An annual lea is given for all freshman women sludenls so rhar lhey may become beller acquainred. Decoraring rhe quadrangle dining hall or Chrislmas and sponsoring lhe May Day celebralion are olher WSGA proiecls. ll also gives aid fo olher organiza- rions for women on fha campus in order ro creale more sludenl inferesr in worrhwhile aclivilies. The reriring officers ol lasl year were Craig Green, presidenlt Miriam Rhyne, vice-presidenrg Anna Jean Franklin, secrelary, and Rcrh Poor, lreasurer. Chrisline Dabois was represenlarive fo rhe Efecurive Cabinel, and Jean Swingle was rown represenlarive, This year Anna Jean Franklin became presidenl' and Par Prizer, vice-presidenl. Loren Johnson and Kale Green were elecfed secrelary and lreasurer, respeclively. l3eHy Lou Andrews is represenrafive ro rhe Execulive Cabiner, and Carolyn Ellis is rown represenlalive. Dormilory presidenls are also represenlarives fo rhe Associalion, and Miss Jane Walden acls as faculry advisor lo WSGA. In ANNA JEAN FRANKLIN PAT PRIZER Presidenl, WSGA Vice-President llllll 'S Sllllll l lllllllllllllllll llllllllllll LOREN JOHNSON Secrefary , ilu 2355 tiff X Sass X ,M i R was E-5 .... . , ,cf ,. , ,ix .2 3 Q ,,,,. V we KATE GREEN Treasurer

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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

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Grea+ on small lalk, grea+ in efficiency, and grealesl' in Glomerah: his+ory - IILIIMISHAT : or. 49 HUGH GASTON: Auburn's yearbook for l949 should be a slyllzed presenialion ol fhe sludenl body. A bil of informalify . . . a 'touch of sophisllcafionf' . FRANK ROBISON: As a mailer of facf 'do unio ofhers as you would have fhem do unlo you.' Always +ry a lcind word of apprecialion lo all members of fhe slaff, regardless of how small or how large 'lhe laslc +ha+ ls compleledf' 0 xxx saga! Q I S 11 r 'E R rv IMI -0 Q 4 S qs xg ASSV' 30