Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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ron rarrniful, s Elbl ... The spirit of Auburn, that gentle, invisible something which permanently influences the lives of Auburn men is nowhere better exemplified than in Morris Bloch, for the fifth consecutive year president of the Alumni Association. He assumed the direction of Alumni activities in 1933 When, due to the economic depression, practically all organized activity was at a standstill. At great personal sacrifice of both time and substance he began the reconstruction of the Alumni Association. No man ever worl-red more unselfishly, and the fruits of his labors are to he found in an aroused, informed, and active Alumni group with a permanent secretariat feeling of brotherhood and goodwill as its keynote. ln recognition of his , and a general services to his Alma Mater, this the 42nd Elomgl-513 15 gratefully dedicated. EHVIIIE TU HIE A I.lVIA MATEH

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HUB ALMA On lhe rolling plains of Dixie 'Neafh ifs sun-kissed sky, Proudly sfand, O' Alma Malef. A. P. l. To 'rhy name we'll sing 'lhy praiSe. From hearfs fhal' love so frue, A And pledge fo fhee our loyalry The Ages fhrough. FIRST CHORUS Hail lhy colors, Orange and Blue, Unfurled unfo 'rhe sky. To fhee, our Alma Maier, we'll be lrue, O' A. P. l. Hear fhy sfudenr voices swelling, Echoes srrong and clear, Adding laurels 'ro +hy fame Enshrined so dear. From 'rhy hallowed walls we'll parf, And bid fhee sad adieu: ' Thy sacred 'rrusf we'll bear wilh us The ages fhrough. SECOND CHORUS God, our Fafher, hear our prayer, May Auburn never die. T0 ihee. O' Alma Maier, we'll be rrue, Our A. P. l. -Composed by Bill Wood. 24