University of Kansas - The Jayhawker Yearbook

“New Students Five days of campus activities, students completing the yearly move back to school, and the semesterly melee of registration and enrollment . . . Separately these events are components of KU orientation week, September 13-17; combined they mean a fast-paced beginning to university life. The New Student Convocation and Induction Cere- mony in Memorial Stadium started the annual week of advisors ' conferences, enrollment, and parties which also earns the yearly title of " Country Club Week. " The Cwen picnic for freshman women at Potter Lake, SUA ' s Activities Carnival, and the Traditions Rally and street dance rounded out activities. A total enrollment of 14,605 on the Lawrence cam- pus saw 3,200 freshmen, 2,900 sophomores, 2,700 juniors, 2,450 seniors, 178 special students, 3,080 law and graduate students ply the awesome course of numbers and arrows through the IBM-land of fall semester enrollment. By the week ' s end a weary stu- dent body fondly contemplated the comparatively less- hectic schedule of next Monday ' s classes. —Chuck Stewart FOLLOWING HIS SEMESTERLY ENCOUNTER with the maze of enrollment lines, a student in the crowded Book- store stops to re-examine his textbook needs. 9 ”