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Page 25 text:
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y XW:. ' Winning the tug oi war between the freshmen and the upper classmen means no more beanie wearing. President Dave Kirk substitutes for John Marshall and the annual nose cleaning. A quick lunch between tests and orientations is always in order. Each freshman offender of the rules must appear before the freshman court who gives sentence for the rules infraction. 21
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Jh Ahman. CkiwiiinL, Freshman week and the be- ginning of the year as a college freshman. As you look back to those days when this year began, it was so different from what we left in high school. New faces, new surroundings, and new sit- uations to be faced. The freshman class for 1957 was one of the largest in the his- tory of Marshall College when nearly a thousand students reg- istered for classes in the fall. The days of freshman rules and the sentences given for the breaking of these rules, the an- nual tug of war when they all ended, and the excitement of freshman election are just a part of the many memories to hold of the start of a college career. The end of registration means purchasing the necessary book at the book store. With the fresliman guide constantly as the companion, eacli group must keep a rigorous schedule of tests and appointments broken by an occasional coke b reak. 20
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d siqiidJiaimn, Each card is thoroughly examined to be certain they are all complete. 22 A record enrollment was set at Marshall this year, the highest tabulation for a second semester in the school ' s history. A total of 3,51 1 students were enrolled for the second period of the year which represented an increase of 92 students or 2.7 per cent more than last year ' s total of 3,419. The increase in part-time students was the largest. The percentage of increase was 1 1.4 per cent more than last year ' s. That final check by the assistant registrar before walk- ing down the stacks. Some students even stand as the record enrollment is made. One interesting factor showed a situation which is uncommon on most campuses the size of Marshall ' s. Men outnumbered the women by 2,005 to 1,506. The increase in women was greater, however, than the in- crease in men. Three of Marshall ' s classifications increased over last year. Increasing were the freshmen, sophomore and graduate classes. Slightly smaller this year were the junior and senior classes.
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