Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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' on t be so eager — you ' ll get yours eventually. Matriculation It all begins with matriculation. There are endless lines, abundant confusion, too many people. To the freshman this mass of chaos represents a vision of things to come; to the upperclassman, who has suffered it before, it is merely routine. To all it is the beginning of another school year, with all its trials and tribulations. Since when could you write, Carroll? You can ' t get in without a key. The end of the beginning — room 1 ' Forest is still the whec

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ative staff A never-ending row of figures is a necessary evil of administration. Miss Elizabeth Shanklin, the Assistant President , takes a call in the front office. Keeping the school out of the red is the job of the Treasurer ' s Offi Sara Gambrell is still trying to juggle those booh Genius at work-Doc Milford must have an Some people always pos idea for a new type of pill. This is the bulletin board that all Cadets will be required to read. the results of whose work is seen at

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Registration Again the section you want is filled. endless lines that are so characteristic of Clemson. You can still get math at 5:00 every day. ' Hurry up and wait. This couldn ' t be boring, could it? LaGrone signs up a few more victims. Next in the cycle comes registration. The early ones are lucky — they can get the schedule and professors they want. Those that follow receive one disappointment after another. They may be able to sign up all their classes, if the gods so choose. The unlucky ones, though, must add, sub- tract, change, and substitute until their schedule looks like a D. T. ' s nightmare.