Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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'un 7991 2 Sflii r l l ---....,,,, r 1 45 12 lr ., lf l - ,Q . Q A 8 P R E S I D E N T DR. RALPH B. DRAUGHON D! F.-415,-li E' DIr.xL1ill3CUI ll lIrQL1Ql'A hlfv msg lZ1I'1Q and lurthlul 5-.-rvlu-:A If Aulrurn, has Iruly rrrrrcle our univer- srly une uf The ,utslrrlrdlrlui sclr-Qsls rn Ihr flrixllill flur- rnq hrs Ilurlefi-n ye-arg .ls Pri-s1r,l,f-nt Ur.d-er lflr. Dr.3uQ1hn-n's qL1xClar1re, Auliurn has had one mf 115 most prcl1lllllQ years Twr cl the mast rrnpirhml xrrlvmrcffg wr-r-Q the n.,rnre- ghan-ge lrcm Alalranm Pfrly- Ivfihni: lnshfute V, Auliurn Uruvfrfxty that lyeifulle ef- leflrve lnnurry l, l96O, and the rncreasecl le-gislalrve .rgirrniflzl-rll-.r15, rnfresrslnq Aul,urn's yefqrrly lnqalrne Ly live: ln-xc Hlllllljli clvillurs. Olher rrrrpfirriarrt irrurr'-trvenze-nfs 'rxezlr .3 hundred nullrcn rglcllgrr liond issue thu! pra- vriled SE' 960,730 lc: thfg ,T1SfIL1Cl1CI'1 cl new lfLlll'jlI'lC1S, nplfroxlrrrartely llrxll ol V.'hl1'll wrll lre uskd 101' the l1urll.l' mg at la liadly rreedfcl lrlrraryp l'CFlSll'1,lCYlCIl siarred cn rzver haw nullron dollars worth of frqrrculturfrl and vet- errnuy ressrlr 'h lull-ilings, pl-ans qrrprcved fir fr 13,115 seat adfglrucn '31 C'l1l'l Hare Stadrumg and a fiiave-lfiprn-srl! yrs-grarrr laun-:heal to mise nroney through private clQnuucn: lp increase lrlrary holdrnrgs and rircrvrcle nlher I'lhl'l1'ClGtl lacrlrtifes,

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GOVERNOR Governor Iohn Patterson, by virtue of his office, is Ex! Officio Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Auburn University. ln this capacity, the Governor works with the other trustees in assuming the ultimate authority and control over the University. Governor Patterson has taken an active interest in the budget of the school since his inauguration. He actively supported Auburn's new budget in the legislative sessions, when it was before the state legislature for passage. The Board of Trustees is composed of representatives appointed by the Governor, two from this congressional district, one from each of the other districts, and the state Superintendent of Education. The present board has shown its sincere interest in the continued growth and development of Auburn by promoting the wonderful ad' vancements and growth that Auburn has enjoyed in the past. From their meetings have come the progressive plans and clear-cut decisions that have raised Auburn to its present position among the colleges and univer- sities of our nation. BOARD OE TRUSTEES lf-R fu?- HIS EXCELLENCY, lOl-lN PATTERSON x ' ' ISA. R. C. BAMBERG REDUS COLLIER PAUL S. HALEY W. IESSE PORRESTER M. l-I. MOSES ICI-ID 'TVEPTON E. A. Rosssrs FRANK P. szuviroifto FRANK R. STEWART G. H. w'HiGHr E. L. WYNN