Idaho State University - Wickiup Yearbook (Pocatello, ID)

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Registration The fine art of registering for classes is also becoming a victim of the elec- tronic age. The only phases of registra- tion left untouched are the adviser, standing in line and handing over the check at the end of the line. Even the Spurs in their roles as scratchers-off of closed classes resorted to two-Way radios, and the educational television department provided closed-circuit TV equipment for showing Which classes had been closed. At the close of registration October 5, Registrar Alton Jones reported that 4,060 students had registered for the first semester. Resident students paid 35115 this year. Patty Phillips receives instructions via radio

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Freshman Week ISU extended a welcoming hand to new students during the week before classes began. Freshman week featured two dances, a tug-of- war, a steak fry, acquirement of beanies and introductory ses- sions with advisers. Freshman Week is held for new students in an attempt to show them that college can and will be fun, while it reminds them that learning is also an important aspect of campus life.

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Kappa Alpha Psi pledged seven members this fall. From left are John Shiversg H. H. Holloway, field secretary 3 Arthur Callenderg Leslie Scott 5 Tim Williams and Louis Thomas. IFC Rush Kappa Alpha Psi, the newest frater- nity on campus, was chartered last spring. The Phi Sig's pledged 16 mem- bersg the Pikes 133 Sigma Nu, 205 Sig Eps, 24 and the Tekes 5. In December Tau Kappa Epsilon decided to with- draw from the active fraternity list and recolonize. LeRoy Austin amusedly points out a pic ture to rushees in the TKE scrapbook.. A Phi Sig Rush party