McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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etweon orientation and registration thoro was a break for relaxation and ntortainment in the form of a mixer. Vith. filled in forms, class schedules and muddled minds freshmen return heir materials to tho offico. Final stop: The cashier's window where bills ore poid ond registration is finally completed. 19

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'P'ie 6 K€ t Sccwcve OicentatuMi cutcC Registration is standing in long tirec lines—and walking—and writing—and talk ing—and many more things, but mostly it' just standing in long tired lines. A person stands in line to get informa- tion on how to register—he stands in line to collect blank cards—and then stands in line to fill them out—and. then to sign in classes if he's lucky enough not to meet a closed class first. He stands in line to give back all the precious paraphernalia he has so carefully collected and last of all he stands in line to pay. Froihmon sit through a wools of oriontotion which covors study mothods ond compus initiotion. Infinito tangles of studonts form linos oround tho switch- board as they wait for their materials.

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 4 SCcnte, S i . . . A slime, Sir, is so low, Sir, that he can sit on the edge of a thin sheet of paper. Sir. and never even touch the ground, Sir, and furthermore, Sir. a slime is so low, Sir, he can crawl under the belly of a snake, Sir, with a top hat on, Sir, and not even tickle the snake, Sir. A slime, Sir, is a mere spit in the ocean, Sir, please pardon my humble existence, Sir. Is there anything else I can do for you, Sir? 20