Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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.fga sf M mx. v , Wm. wt 1,54 , awww 5 it PERSPECTIVE Quin. . pZ,Academic: Persuits t Academics was the center of col lege hfe no matter how lmportant the perlfenes may have seemed Just as we contmued to stretch our mmds ln class pouring and crammmg facts and theones our school strove to ex pand the means by WhlCh it ln structed us Auburn facuity and students both pushed for the best possnble pushed for a new core currlculum that would enhance the total educa tion, Auburn students formed Students for Academrc Exceilence The quest fo the best ln acaclemncs was worthwhile and satis fymg and although it was not over rt had not just begun 1 h :l Wli V . . L sf J 'gin '. ':'- K f- J, :.' ' H ,,V . ,V V,::. I K in y - W e'ew acadetinic programs. As the faculty .z I ' , '.'k,', :'k 2 f',- V g V 1 , VV , Opening

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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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NEW PERSPECTIVE Campus Beaufihcatzon Auburn was ahve Alive with pefo ple and with squirrels, with trees that remembered the earliest days of the unwersrty and the town As the cam pus grew :ri size and an number of buildings, work continued to mam tam the natural beauty of the campus The preservatlon of the landscape was a part of the Auburn at mosphere The ample lawns with students perpetually lounging and lunchmg enhanced the comfortable mood The beauty of campus added to its image and enriched the lives of those who unhabated at While rarely appreciated, Auburn was blessed with subtle asthetzcs Auburn was as lovely as it was loved -1 ' V , a:s.ff1g.,,- ,V 1' ' , 5f?2s.,'i:Y?29' i EF Y ' f ,,3,,i'q efgglrfsls- 1 .. A' - ' , , 'ffj,hff,.,' 1' 1 :l: '5f':?ll5,,-gk.,-3'Q f fall ..,k l .-..,,,,.1,s,,-,..f- ,K ,f,1 ff 1, , , , , ,k-: 3 I ., - fflf , 1, - r,,3:,:, K p 1 . ,,s1iiff2'z,'5 u,1-,. '.,-fH':15E5r'?fil-Yifmfi'ff' 5f1SsUfY::fH?f3l?'fl15,': ' C1fT'-?vLL-1 .'- ' ' ' f 1 fl:g?efw.a5l,f4?fl.:.gf'.,ff.1-,.sg,w,e ,ff V -- .-1 , - ' -..,,t,--stu, n - , , s- . s ' f f af ,. ,,,.. , , A..,: ,. , f t ga, ,., ,,,, ,' ' 1 . -' . 1 he 1 s s, l , 2LYf57L?,i' 1- .: s , ,r . V ,. . 19:41, alia, .1r,,,,r.. ,,,,?11Uri'? g ,, . - - - ,Ugnw 1, . ff-7 -f H, -Hg, .. 1 ' . ,- , ' v ,tg-W., ' - ,iv . 41L,,wg,, f 'f . f -fii,liSgLf,55Hli1,1 . , ,:,VV . A. T ,K . K , t.L, iy, ., ,,.. ,.l,5,..3,3 '- -only A ef- - . 1 ,-.1,,sfr,sfll'ft...,- 1-fs: W.,:'1'v 5, V ,, 'f:.:T51 :ff f 1' -1.f'V'1:flPJxfY'M:,f'fr:f Sf H i-123' , ' 'fi- , 4- ,A ifqij' ' . f - ,,:A:.f4,g,,.-V . K f. Qff.sggg1f,Q,g5-If:,,3g,,,'f-, I fffflf' 2,-' , -' f Q . flffii ?Q,'3,. - K mg - - -- . - f . may X -. l - l V Q. ,,.f,,,-,g. Q,ff ffm,s,,.., f,-.- l -ff. , . , J- -f f f 1, or -f - . , , . 1:.lwg,q: V u . t sf'Ge,'1f'ff1es!fsf.- s - :1,ee,tz,.w . a- -1-4 uf- A g . . ., ' - f ' fa wx, A f. Alfie- :gv A 1:35, Q , 1 'mg 1 . . Hifi' .fQi,g'f5f, - Y 1s:E5g,-,'.:ws,: ' -.,'5,-lr? -:f?'oz:,f - . , f'.T PJf5:, .,,--- 1 1' -,vls,f.:.:ls,.:t'.w-1 f.,effesQS'f1:l1i1:f- ,-sw:- f.12l Q f- sv-1,::': 1- , Above: Auburn's physical plant employees worked very diligently to provide flower's on the concourse as well as many other areas on campus. Right: Much time and effort was expended in re- landscaping the beautiful Ross square. Far Right: The natural beauty of Ross Chemistry Bunlding was enhanced by moonlight. Opening eh rhnrdtfehrhardt