Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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FILLED OUR AUTUMN DAYS 3 ZSWZQZQVW A Ar .N YN 2' aw t X-.... Keeping the ole Aulwurn War lflagle llying high at all the pep rallies and footlmall games were the seven eheerleaders headed hy Buddy Jaeolvs, Spirit has always heen the pride of Aulmurn and the Spirit Connnittee under john Wiatt made Sure the iliigers were lmaeked lvy the entire student lyody eaeh time they took the field. Ever seeking to improve the intellet-tual and eultural as- pects ol' eollege life at Auliurn, the Coneert and Lecture Series scheduled: Une Plus One with the dranlatie reading duo, Basil Rathlrone and Helen Gahagan Douglas. This yearis Burn the liulldogn pep rally was the most inlpressiye of the year. lfirst the toreh hearing students inet in Ross Square and later proeeeded to Higgio Flats where they' lit the huge harnhre, A War lfagle was heard as eaeh sorority' threw a repliea ol' a Georgia Bulldog into the lilaze. The 1955 Auhurn 'liigers eompleted their hest loothall season in oyer twenty years as they rolled oyer the 'Xlalmania Crimson Tide in Birtninghatn and later niet Vanderlmilt in the Gator Bowl on Deeeinlwer 31, under the eye ol' a nation wide television network. Art lViooney' provided the inusie and twenty-one eharining Auhurn eoeds provided the glamour lor the annual Ullli- CvI.0SlERfX'I'-K Beauty' liall on Oetoher 22. 'lihe Beauty Ball was the most sueeesslul in the history ol the ey ent. :X Nlont- gomery teleyision station eoyered the Ball and the entire judging was laroadeast oyer WJHO in Opelika, At the Ball the nuinher ol eandidates was narrowed down to the eight Hnalists who are appearing in the Beauty Section ol the G1,oytr:Hy'l' y.

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SCHOOL OF AGR The training of leaders for the nationis agricultural in- dustry is a responsibility of the School of Agriculture, This great industry includes not only the actual jolt of farm and forest production hut also allied jolis ol' marketing. transpor- tation. processing. financing. sales. equipment and supplies. communication. services. and such professions as agricultural education and research. To provide leaders for these and many other related jobs. the School ol Agriculture offers six degree courses or cur- ricula: Agricultural Science. Agricultural Administration. Agricultural Engineering. Forestry, Ornamental Horticulture. and Zoological Sciences. .X student may major in specific fields within most of the curricula. For example. within the Agricultural Science curriculum a student may major in -Xgronomy and Soils. Animal Hushandry and Nutrition. Dairx' lVlanufacturing. Dairy Production. Poultry l-lushandry. and General Horticulture. ln addition to the degree courses provided. the School ol' Agriculture teaches the agricultural suhjects required of Ag- ricultural lfducation and Pre-veterinary students and the hotany and Zoology courses required in many curricula throughout the college. OFFICERS JACK lirmpn .. ...... President Roi' H txmsronn . . .. .Vir-e-Presirlenz W WAI ig-v '3 EDWIN V. SNIITH Dean ICULTURE