Mississippi State University - Reveille Yearbook (Starkville, MS)

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The Amazing Kreskin performed in the spring at Humphrey for the enjoyment and entertainment of the students. Student Life. Whether it ' s sleeping in class, eating in the cafeteria or standing in line to pay a parking ticket; that ' s student life. It ' s a large piece of the puzzle at Mississippi State. After all, what ' s college all about anyway. It ' s about growing up. This is your life . . . your life as a student at Mississippi State University. You ' re a part of it just by being here. No one has to tell you how to fit in. ' You just do it. Be a sorority woman, an athlete, a scholar, a partier, a grad student . . . anything you want to be. It ' s all here in the puzzle. You ' re the student . . . and this is your life. L. Ivey Cheryl Sidney, homecoming queen was escorted to the pep rally in a convertible, Mississippi State style. A Piece of the Puzzle

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Student Life ... A Piece of the Puzzle Smile! This will be on your student I.D. card for an entire year. Tim Applewhite blows out the candles as he celebrates his birthday with the residents of Smith Hall. Paying the big fee at registration for tuition and dorm rooms takes a big chunk out of everyone ' s pocket. Carolyn Mas performed in an open air concert the Friday night before homecoming on the field in front of frat row. Everyone enjoyed the concert.

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Registration is a Time of Pushing, Shoving and Hoping Every year we think it will be better. We keep thinking that they will invent a registration process that we can get through without acquiring hurting blisters, splitting headaches and frustrations beyond belief. Job wouldn ' t have the patience it takes to stand in some of the lines. It ' s hard to face the lines, the checkers, the signs, the closed sections and even your advisor at 8 a.m. The day wears on dropping and add- ing, dropping and adding. So there you stand. It ' s 4:30 in the afternoon — still clutching your computer printed schedule and wait- ing. You only have eleven hours and you ' ve already lost your I.D. card. Someone just told you that E.E. is Etruscan Etchings instead of Electrical Engineering We always knew changing majors couldn ' t be that hard but thought we ' d at least know it happened. Now the day is over. You are a full-fledged l6-houi student with eight o ' clock classes across the board You ' re tired of standing in line and flat broke from paying your fees. But you just keep thinking, next yeaii will be better. L. Ivr Although registration can be a long and tedious task, some students can always find a reason to smile. 18 1 .ivmg