Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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ulgcd to our first round of classes, Armed with new hooks, heavy hearts, and aching heads, we slowly t lowly In The West As Orientation Week Faded The life of the party—the morning after. I gaiu. class « off dusty hriefc: recognized by t campus maps. 'I of bridge games summer; hut in were forced to j and consume lx Soon students alarm clocks, at feeling of not q after nine 0 cl' c rollments filled, professors wiped es. and new freshmen were ir tightly clutched e first week was lost to studies in a haze md reminiscences of the past itablv exams were announced and we y open rusty test files ties of No-Nods. awakened their hatred of wake-up men and began to get readjusted to the ite waking up until

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Ink Blots Were For Number One Schedule Cards 1 Tlie next morning the long vacation officially came to a close with the start of registration. Despite the orientation information which said hours of time would lx: saved with the new registration system, closed classes, ink blots, and eight o’clock's Saturday morning put us in the proper mood for the final insult, our passport picture. 1 idwav through orientation week, we had our big chance to prove that we could beat the ratio. Dressed in green pots and levis, we attended the freshman picnic, there hoping to make the acquaintance of some freshman lovelies, but the presence of the experienced upperclassmen greatly hampered our maneuvers. without a pencil—lend me your lipstick. This is a great time to hi

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. . .We Succumbed to Classes Again lfes, it looked as if it were inevitable. Glasses of course. Although Orientation Week was over and school officially in session, still it seemed a little hard to believe that this was itl 19 morning Sweet Shop lab forsaken, we walked toward our first fifty minutes of excruciating pain.