Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

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hr The Frosh find the picnic-line o specially rewarding one. But there was more to Orientation Week than long, hot walks and dreary discussions. A picnic was held on the terraced slopes east of Aca- demic, where the lawn was dotted with bright summer skirts and the air filled with lively, get- ting-acquainted conversation. There was a tal- ent show to impress the upperclassmen, an all- school dance, and various other activities to show that college life isn't iust note-taking. The little people help to entertain the new inmates during talent-night festivities 'l 'l

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. g-- V ' , .i..,g..g,:.'.i-,: ,i 4....4.g,. L- - In the middle of the confusion of orientation, the freshmen-and everyone else-found enrollment a har- rowing experience consisting of standing in lines for hours and hours, filling out packets of cards, dashing from room to room for IBM cards, thoughts of suicide when a closed class remains closed despite pleading and tears, desperate conferences, thirty-second smoke or coke breaks, and, finally, the exhausted elation of a completed schedule. The people who had pre-enrolled just sat in the Caf and gloated while their friends, carrying orange schedule cards trudged to the library to spend a few more hours in the book line trying to find a text that hadn't come in yet. ID pictures are also taken during enrollment-those blue cards don't resemble anything human, but are necessary to college existence. ENROLLMENT: STUDENTS CURSE Find your eyebrows in the mirror and smile! instructs student photographer Roth. Students wait patiently or not in one of many lines. E