University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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DOUBLE CHECKING his schedule before pay- ing his fees, Steve Folies consults an up- perclassman to assure that his packet is filled out correctly. YAWNING sleepily, this weary student wonders if he will ever finish registering. SORORITY SISTERS Celeste Bithell and Michelle Hunt sparkle with happiness after Michelle was invited to join Kappa Kappa Gam- ma. Both happy and sad emotions were displayed when the freshmen girls opened their bid envelopes on squal day. First Few Days 17

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MOVING once is bad enough, but twice can be . real pain. But Janis Roberts and Lisa Keithley ,- be team up to lessen the burden as they move from T dh Orr eet A Rc, the Theophilus Tower to the Gamma Phi Beta sorority following rush week. Settling In dome to sign up for classes. Despite the fee increases, over 7,000 students registered, topping last year’s record of 6,707 ‘“‘We were pleasantly surprised with the number of students processed at registration this year,”’ said Matt Telin, registrar Because more students registered than expected, some students who registered later in the day, had difficulty in obtaining required classes like physical education and English, but for the most part, registration went smoothly. For the first time, the ASUI provided volunteer helpers for registration. These up perclass students were familiar enough with MONEY DISAPPEARED quickly when students tho registration process to help those SORA Ine MeeIOORE mt S09 86: 580 COC students having difficulties, and were easy to find in white t-shirts, with “HELP?” written across the front. “IT was about ready to give up, when I bumped into someone wearing a ‘help’ shirt. In just a couple of minutes everything was worked out,” said one freshmen girl on registration day. With the hassles of getting settled behind them, most students found going to class a relaxing change from the hectic pace of registration and moving in. After students located their classes, met their professors and emptied all of their boxes, it appeared as the semester was well under way, and thoughts of going home for Thanksgiving were already crossing the minds of most students.) 16 First Few Days

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STANDING WITH PRIDE, Ann Aschenbrenner, second attendant; Jenny Pottenger, homecom- ing queen; and Laura Duren, first attendant, smile for the photographers at halftime. CLAD in Vandal football jerseys, Alpha Gamma Delta pledges eagerly await their turn to present their skit. The sorority later received the second place award for their presentation. 18 Homecoming