Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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The current semester enrollment numbers 1,003. Enrollment drops as men are ealled to service. Registration Day is started by guidance from a faculty member. Here President MacFarlane talks to a group. The next step is filling out long segmented cards which ask the same ques- tions twenty times. After a student has emptied his mind on the card, he proceeds to the Regis- trar ' s where he stands in a line and counts heads in front of him. Upon reaching the counter he exchanges his cards and his money for a card marked Paid and an activity ticket. And now, duly enrolled, he retires to the Union for a coke. Refreshed with the coke, he feels able to cope with one more staggering line — the book store line. Later sans cash he writes . . . Dear Father, Say, you know that fifty dollars you gave me to live on this month, well . . . AND ORIENTATION

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ENROLLMENT This year a new proi rani of sliuleiit counselors for freshmen vas introdueed. It helps the new student adjust more quiekly to eanipus life, and jjives eounselino; experience.

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THE ALUMS The ALUMiM returning; this year found that the parade and house decorations had been cancelled and the money given to flood relief. The highlights of the weekend in- cluded Curli-Q, a football game, dance, and reunions sponsored by social groups. When the Hornets obligingly trounced the Pittsburg team 7-0. the fans went home hoarse and happy with memories to last another year. George Matheney, Geor- gia cracker, who must have cut his teeth sleeping at the foot of the l)e(l. . . . Three coeds ill the library; one just Iiack from a fertilizer plant. . . . Siehr the pants- less killer. . . . The devas- tating Rawley Fariisworth. . . . Cheer leaders melt fin- ger icicles during game warm up time.