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Another year dims and between one dong and the next, is gone. We reflect in that interim moment. But what of all the others? Prime time this is. Days of youth, love, war, thoughts, learn- ing .... that instant remembered when the light dawned. Oh, but we were brilliant then. Day by day things build the lifebook we'll be forced to read in all too few years from now. Those must be pages sufficient in the empty hours between dark and rest. To look back then, with only an unwritten book must be horrifying. But you can't write a book without material. No one can see without first stopping to look. So we stopped to look-at this-to pick out threads from Auburn's fiber, to piece together a history, the GLUMERATA, To encompass the very life of theUNWERSlTYon page 17 we begin, if there is a beginning to such an all-inclusive task. And herein is reflected that which we must see face to face. The administration of the university, of each school, is recalled. Not only that by the faculty, but that of dedicated students, who lead the work of an organization within their fields. ln- cluded are those who work silently, or who command attention in military life, those who deserve recognition for service to the college community. Page 199 begins another section, CAMPUS I-I-FE, Cliffefelll, yet part of the first. Distinction in the university brings to many recognition as part of campus life. And the recognition, in itself, demands yet a greater service-that of complete de- votion to Auburn. Whether as senator, council member or editor, each leader becomes an integral part of campus life, each fol- lower a part of its tradition. Some are set apart as honoraries tap, others work unnoticed. Among those noticed are some chosen to FEATURES, see page 237. Noted by fellow students for beauty, charm, per- sonality, and poise, these students represent every part of the campus, for they are chosen by its population. And then is featured that part of university which unites the student body, in a yell or lust a feeling, a War Eagle spirit. With page 265 begin SPURTS, And finally we feature a campus segment-a minority in num- ber, who, though small, comprise an integral part of campus life, of the university itself-theGREEKS, Page 315 commences their expose. Not to allow any meaningful experience to depart unnoted would seem ideal. But for now, to be able to preserve even the sketchiest chronicle of facts of the physical plant and its cor- related, though often conflicting, emotions would be something to revert to in days that are not as full as these. Herein is sketched a book, edited by Dee Dee Ellis, Editor, and by Joe Blanton, Business Manager. The Glomerata is printed for the students and faculty of Auburn University by Benson Printing Company in Nashville, Tennessee. And, as in reality where life begins, absorbed in tangibles to end almost inevitably with in- tangibles, so will our chronicle do this. Opening will be that part of Auburn which typifies, but at the same time distinguishes our campus from majorities. Then, having looked, we will proceed to our goal-thought, and with it, the thought-provoking scenes so indicative of this, our day, our times, our changing world. 51:5 3 Vi J V at . I H. I A ff-571, 5:57- 'r-', vgqvi.-3, r' .. . 4' I-,L , . ,X .ig
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