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Fresh man Cla ss Left to right: Bill Gilronan, president; Winifred Whiteside, secretary; Bill Mclntyre, treas. Because they are the newcomers on the campus and because they outnumbered every other class, we ' ll start off with the 1,126 freshmen, who came to Kent last fall. After they got used to the immensity of the place they replaced high school badges with the Kent emblem and entered wholeheartedly in- to the swing of politics, queen elections, Greeks, athletics, Brady sitting and that age old game of campusing. They climaxed their year with the Freshman dance held on Friday, March 31. • 9
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eauttatian. Registration in the fall of this school year brought the largest single enrollment in the history of the University, with a final enroll- ment figure of 2,410 — as compared to slight- ly more than 2,100 for the preceding year. The percentage of enrollment increase for this University this year was greater than that of any other state university in Ohio. Previous to registration there had be en some doubt as to increase because of the teaching requirement change affecting the two-year education course, which had attractea more than 200 freshmen the previous year. The freshman class this year was the larg- est in the University ' s history. it included 1,126 students. Five hundred and fifty-nine freshmen enrolled in the four-year education course, 26 in the two-year course, 321 in liberal arts and 220 in business administra- tion. There were 679 sophomores: 275 in four- year education, 207 in two-year education, 104 in liberal arts and 93 in business admin- istration. Of the 257 juniors enrolled, 180 were in education, 41 in liberal arts and 37 in business administration. The 217 seniors were divided as follows: education, 132; arts, 56; business administration 28. The remainder of the enrollment included 28 aduate students, 31 special students and 72 unclassified students. The enrollment was drown from 1 states and Ohio. 8 •
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