Missouri Southern State University - Crossroads Yearbook (Joplin, MO)

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FIRST HECTIC DAYS OF COLLEGE Returning from leisurely summer vacations, students encountered the bewildering experi- ence of registration. The long line of those waiting to enroll inched slowly up to the door of the cafeteria. Inside, the pace livened. After consulting with advisors, students confidently filled out course cards. Then finding, that zo- ology lecture was closed and advanced Spanish classes met only at eight O'clock, schedules were juggled and rearranged. Finally satisfied, weary students paid tuition fees and proceeded to the text book room for a semester's supply of books. After triumphantly completing registra- tion, students felt that they could face anything. E f'., l,,3a-ffmrf :ss tn 5 ' - l 2 it i New M 2' V Eff' if -'P 1 -..lf ' , sa Q . of-A-,. 5 fr I S 'WS '-'lu 'l- ' . i ' 'Emi' ' 'K i it it Z gtf,?'-lllirlas, -fm' , 5 ' ': J f N - f S 1. 4' fm- t ' ' , ' . 1' ' ,., ' n V ' 'Q I Up, E N ' A A 'F ' 1 4 . , ,,,, z . V e ii l it i X 1 ' '-ii Heiiffzfffwf, ' - x l f 7 fa i , rr ottttil I xiii? A 1. A Jr of at fs

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I B :Eb 'qt SCHOOL SETTLES DGWN TO ROUTINE With the convening of daily classes, lectures, and labs, students began to realize the importance of their success in college. Buckling down to the serious business of acquiring an education, they soon learned to appreciate the solitude of the library and the challenges presented in class. Of course, being typical students, they were quick to realize that a well rounded education consisted of more than academicsg so honest attempts were made to enjoy some of the other phases of college life.