Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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Opening Top: Constantly improving with computers, Auburn's Ralph Broun Draughn Library became much more ac- cessable to the students. Above: Many students enjoyed studying outside of the Fine Arts Complex. Right: Haley Center contained several large classrooms such as this one. Some question was raised as to the effectiveness of teaching in such an impersonal environment. 5 E

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'E si ou 1: Ier hag Top Left: As a result of a friendly bet, the SGA presi- dent from the University of Alabama was forced to come to Auburn and sing the Auburn fight song, while wearing an Auburn sweatshirt, for 30 minutes at Toomer's corner, Left: This was a typical scene at Toomer's Corner after an Auburn victory. Above: War Eagle Girls and Plainsmen represented Auburn as the official student hosts and hostesses at many university events. Left: Aubie, played by Randy Davis, held the AU flag with pride in the Auburn football team. Opening 7

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