Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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■1 ] Students show their pride for Au-ium with blue orange shakers and Auburn shirts. Shakers were provid-d by the SCA spirit committee. til smiles, these girls are ready for a ictory party. Football games always ■rovide a good way to get together with your friends. Student Life 23

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SPIRIT Spirit continued from page 21 1985 and was celebrated every year since. Students wore name tags and made a point to be extra friendly and say Hey to everyone they see. This was just one of the ways that Auburn lived up to our nickname of the Friendliest Village on the Plains. Students found a new way to show their spirit this past year with the honor of being adopted by St. Joseph's University in October. Upon hearing the news, via the Birmingham or Montgomery newspapers and later the athletic department, students immediately became excited about being chosen the official football team of St. Joseph's in Philadelphia. The students from our new sister university came to visit for homecoming and the town Aubie entertains the crowd in his car at the Wreck Tech parade. Aubie participate in virtually all the athletic events around campus and is always promoting the Auburn Spirit. S)TOO and the University turned out to show our famous hospitality and spirit. The SGA sponsored annual blood drive was a different way for students to give back to our local community what it gave to us. In past years students helped keep the level of the blood reserve up to standard in Alabama. We held two records with the American Red Cross; most units donated at one time and the most units donated by a single institution in the nation. There was no question this year as to Auburn's Spirited reputation. The Auburn Spirit was alive in the hearts of everyone here. No one could possibly spend time here without being touched by that War Eagle Spirit. ♦ by Kim Wadsworth Drum Major, Chri Winchester,! pleased with his tambourine gift from a fellow band member. Chris is in his second year as the drum major for the marching band. hueion 22 Student Life

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Jill LaCour and Sabra Sutton, Phi Mu pledges, show their spirit at the Wreck Tech parade. A tradition ends as the last Wreck Tech parade fades into history. The series is due to be resumed in 1992. pt-u-p, 24 Student Life