Portland State University - Viking Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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'Qs so T Lt xy l'llUlSll'illlIlll Portland State took the Big Three statistical-image scrim- age fall quarter in a registration upset that left the tatistical brass as red-faced as a Northwest forecaster he day after the 1962 windstorm. The State Board had covered its 1965-66 budget bet on n 8300 enrollment at PSC. Registrar Baumgartner said he final tab would be 8500. The registrar stuck to his igure all through the pre-registration press forecasts End finally was stuck with it when the total hit 9125- 0 percent over fall 1964. The 9125 were stuck with it when they found the field f interference through the halls all but impossible to un, the lines to the section-stamp goals harder to buck. o add to the fun of registration, 1965, this was the fall he academic headquarters staff chose to hold tough on ection enrollment maximums. By Friday, mid-morning, nglish, history, poli sci and other heavy enrollment ourses were turning away customers, and the sound f Closed Section keening could be heard in the Park locks. By mid-afternoon the wail had reached head- uarters and a two-day extension of registration was rdered.