Brigham Young High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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After this orientation the Arts building halls were crowded with students trying to work out their schedules. While registering, we renewed our acquaintances with all our school friends, and talked over the coming school activities. Teachers hurried from room to room with their arms piled so high with papers it was almost impossi- hte to see their faces. Many lines formed. and before the day was over you were pushed into a line you knew nothing about. Registra- tion day will always he remembered as the most eventful day of our high school life.

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Here some of the new students are their fees, so it was one of the first on the steps of the Maeser building. buildings visited. This is time building where they paid Dee Wilcox led some of time new students from the upper campus which was one of the main points of interest on the trek. The Typing department ll is on the upper campus so it was nece- ssary that all new students were ac- quainted with it.