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GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ALABAMA

GEORGE C. WALLACE

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

SEATED STANDING
JOHN W. PACE III
REDUS COLLIER JESSE CULP
DR. HARRY PHILPOTT WALSTON HESTER
FRANK P. SAMFORD CHARLES M. SMITH Ill
CONGRESSMAN BILL NICHOLS HENRY B. STEAGALL II
MRS. MARY MCCARTY NOT PICTURED
R. C. BAMBERG
GOVERNOR GEORGE C. WALLACE
DR. LEROY BROWN

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PRESIDENT OF AUBURN UNIVERSITY

DR. HARRY M. PHILPOTT

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ADMINISTRATIVE
OFFICIALS

DR. FLOYD VALLERY ASSISTANT
TO THE PRESIDENT

DR. W. S. BAILEY VICE PRESI-
DENT FOR ACADEMIC AND AD-
MINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS

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DR. BENT. LANHAM VICE PRESIDENT FOR
RESEARCH

DR. H. HANLY FUNDERBURKE, JR. VICE
PRESIDENT FOR AUBURN UNIVERSITY AT
MONTGOMERY

DR. FRED R. ROBERTSON VICE
PRESIDENT FOR EXTENS ION

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DEANS OF WOMEN

KATHARINE CATER

MARY BRADLEY

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DEANS OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

JAMES E. FOY

CHARLES S. BENTLEY

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SCHOOL DEANS

GRADY COX ENGINEERING

E. H. HOBBS ARTS and SCI ENCES

J. E. GREEN VETERINARY MEDICINE

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DR. TRUMAN PIERCE EDU CATION

DR. W. V. PARKER GRADUATE SCHOOL
DR. E. V. SMITH AG RICULTURE

SCHOOL DEANS

DR. 0. D. TURNER BUSINESS DR. E. K. McPHEETERS
DR. W. H. COMPTON HOME ECONOMICS

S. T. COKER PHARMACY

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Jimmy Tucker . . . President

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Geoff Ketcham .. . Treasurer

Bill Stegall . . . Administra tive Vice President Patty Tatum a nd Sue Jeffreys ... Secre taries

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS . . . Mary Conif, Bobby Witt, Susan Owens SECRETARY OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Bruce Gilliland

PUBLICITY COMMITTEE . . Lynn Kilpatrick, center, C ha irm an

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STUDENT SERVI CES .. . Mik e Wilson a nd Su sa n McI ntos h

CAMPUS DRIVES COMMITTEE ... John Phillips, Buddy Myha n, Arthur La ne OMBUDSMAN ACTION LIN E
Peggy Ada ms a nd Mike Co mbs

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EXTRA CURRICULAR STUDIES PROGRAM
John Saxon, Miriam Scarsbrook, Eddie La timer

SECRETARY OF POLITICAL AFFAIRS STUDENT OPINION SURVEYS
Ed Rudd Susan Holtgren, center, Chairman

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The Student Senate

President of Student Senate
Anthony Copeland

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Horizons Symposium

Horizons Staff

Sonny Strange, on wall, C hairma n

Horizons II Committee

Chairman- Sonny Strange
Co-Ordinatin& Chairmen- Fred Gooclwin, Lee Hod ges

Executive Assistants- Ted Serota, Mike Zeigler

Executive Assistants

Brochure- Ralph Allen, DeWayne Mobley

Financial Affairs- Geoff Ketcham

Exhibitions- Jane Eatman

Public Relations- Jimmy Powell

Publicity- Rick Conner

Radio and Research- Molly Franklin, Mary Ann Hall

Social A/fairs- Vickie Walker

Speaker Arrangements- Mike Smith, Maury Stead

General Committee
Peggy Adams
Mary Jea n Frech

Fred Granade Ann Machtoff

Ed Rudd Nancy Arnold

Mike Porterfield Leslie Morris

Harry Pierson Mark Chambers

Mary Peerson Laura Wy lie
Nancy Stewart Raelynn Blount

Joe Braden Dave Hooten

Joe Thomas Tim Fin ley

Harriet Nowell Pat Lacoste

Judy Pace

Fred Hughes

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Sonny Strange a nd President Philpott

"Three Auburn stud ents inspi red by It is within th e contex t of free dis-
a Student Confe rence o n Na tio na l cussion a nd ra tiona l explora tion t ha t
Affairs in 1957 at Texas A & M Co l- the Horizons Symposium prese nts each
lege, began to inves tiga te th e poss i- year a list of speakers o n importan t
bilities fo r such a conference a t Au- topics a t Aub urn Uni ve r ity. Startin g
burn. Setting a precedent fo r a n origi naily as a se mina r in fo reign af-
a nnu a l co n fe r e n ce fea turin g fa irs, the progra m has broa dened its
speeches by experts in interna tio na l concern to includ e a ny ma tter of ge n-
politics, the first Auburn Confe re nce eral, nationa l, a nd socia l importa nce .
on lnternationa l Affairs was held o n With a na tional elec tion ta kin g place
March 27-28, 1958." T his gro up is in less tha n one yea r, it is pa rticu la rly
now Horizons. appropria te tha t specia l a ttentio n will
be given to the issues of th e com ing
Never before has youth been so in- campa ign during this year's progra m .
volved with the pro blems res ulting
from a lack of understa nding be- AUofus a t Auburn a re gra teful for th e
tween nations, the yo ung a nd th e work tha t has been done in prepari ng
old, and black and white. There is a the Symposium and fo r th e o ppo rtu -
growing rea lization a mo ng today's nities tha t will be made ava ila bl e
youth tha t society must destroy th e through the presence of o ur speakers. I
distrust which it ha rbors o r else this urge a il students to ava il th emselves o f
distrust will destroy th e society. the privilege of pa rticipa tion, no t o nl y
With these thoughts in m ind , the through hea rin g wha t o ur guests have
committee a ttempted to secure per- to say but th ro ugh th e exercise of dis-
tinent speakers in o rder th a t unde r- cussion a nd reason, fo rmula ting per-
sta nding a nd concern m ight some- sona l opinions on th ese impo rta nt
how preva il. ma tters.

This yea r the " Movie Orgy" drew Ha rry M . Ph ilpo tt
the largest crowd to see such a pre- Presid ent
senta tio n in th e U nit ed St a tes.
Thank fo r being concern ed . 253

Sonny Stra nge
Cha irm a n
Ho rizons II

S.G.A. Presents Many Top Performers

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The Fifth Dimension Blood, Sweat, and Tears
The Carpenters Jesus Christ Superstar

S.G.A. Enters National Area of Concern
NEW SGA DRAFT COUNSELING

HALEY CENTER 1235
MON., VVED. & THURS.

3:30-5:00
& THURS. NIGHT

7:00-8:30

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RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE

THE PURPOSE OF THE RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE IS TO COORDINATE THE DIFFERENT AC-
TMTIES ON CAMPUS DEALING WITH THE VA RIO US RELIGIOUS FAITHS OF STUDENTS AND TO
PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR DISCUSSION OF THE ETHIC AND VALUE QUESTIONS FACING
STUDENTS TODAY.

First Row: Dean E. Garth Jenkins, Dr. R. G len Second Row: Sue Ma thison, Kathy Ec hols,
Eaves, C ha irm a n, Becky Sco tt, Dr. R.Y. Buddy Myhan, Maury Stead, Rev. G lenn S.

Cannon. Edgerton, J r., Dr. Robert V. Andclson. o t Pic-

tured : Dr. John S. Good ling.

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MAGNOLIA DORMITORIES SENATE

WORKING AS AN ADM IN IST RAT IVE INFORM! G COUNCIL TO AC HI EVE T HIS YEAR'S TH EM E.
" MAG- A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE."

Seated: Harvey La Rea u- President. Stan Bia las. Mik e Gwin . Sta nd ing: Jam es Ma nsh ip. David Owens. Al Alle n. Not Pictured : Mik e Le Bl anc.

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ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS

THE REPRESENTATIVE BODY OF WOMEN STUDENTS

EXECUTIVE CABINET

Debbie Wilson
Marion Whitehead
Gail Blanpied
Marsha Va n Houten
Jan Andrews
Anita Page- President
Chris Dromey
Lane Ogletree- Social Chairman
Sue Mathison- Treasurer
Nancy Brassell
Peggy Adams- Secreta ry

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A.W.S . DISCIPLINARY COUNCIL
A.W.S. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

1972 GLOMERATA

"A yearbook should ca pture a n emo tion," a nd this is exactly wha t
we have tried to do in this 1972 GLOM ERATA . I say " we," be-
cause many people have wo rked ve ry ha rd , putting in m a ny lo ng
hours to help complete this book. Believe m e, it has bee n quite a
job.
I hope you like it.- We do.
But, if you don't like it, don' t tell me o r a ny of my staff, p lease. W e
have worked hard, a nd I can gua ra ntee you o ne thin g .. . .. I
ain't never gonna do it again .

Jim O' Kelley
Editor

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