University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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5 . ff- JN 4 but steadily the wheels of newly formed edu- cational machinery. General supervisor Heckman, unifying agent in the helter skelter jumble, scurried madly to enlighten confused registrars, passed out pads, gave directions. Physicist Hendren, new dean, observed, benevolently beaming as he saw in operation the quarter system he had helped Sanford arrange. Educators 8: linguists swore at scientists 8: XE 1 JC' soldiers as labs and drills confused schedules. Journalism, Commerce, boomed in numbers, wreathing in smiles the faces of rotund, jovial, Journalist Drewry, pipe-smoking, dour Econ- omist Brooks. Chatting of Paris, French teachers Chance, Holland, Thaxton, took what came-seemed content. Thankful for completed schedules, the sep- arated mob congregated again, now at the registration desk, where T. W. Reed, silver-

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mon herded them sheepishly in front of blaz- ing lights, clicking cameras. Men took a lick 8: a promise at unruly hair, tugged at a tie, self- consciously stared at imaginary birdies. Three clicks took profile, full face, three-quar- ter view, best of which went onto registration card, 8: athletic ticket. Later came the women, rocketing Solomon's blood pressure, increasing his frenzy, as they arranged coiffures, powdered noses, rouged lips, slowed the mill. Past .lournalism's wing, they stumbled over rugged pathways to Woodruff Hall where bedlam awaited. Ogling the sparrow inhabited reaches over- head, the surging mass of perplexed adminis- trators below, they stepped into the mael- strom where was beginning to grind creakily

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