Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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A great university is composed not only of books, lecture rooms, libraries and laboratories, but of the people — students and faculty — in a close relationship in enjoyment and growth both academically and socially. This diverse university family from be- wildered freshmen to distinguished members of the faculty, while holding past traditions of the Farm in reverence, welcomed the many changes and innovations that marked the year of 1960. The year opened with a surprise — an unprecedented freshman class enrollment of 1,325.

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Pre-Reg and Reg Weeks were a flurry of activities — convocation, the jolly-up, co-rec day, meeting Heidi at the President's tea, the confusion of registration, parting with summer's hard-earned cash, scrambling for book lists and hauling away armloads of text- books. Amidst these traditional events appeared three firsts — the opening of Manzanita and Stanford Village to accommodate the overflow of freshmen, the moving of the Medical School to its new and modern quarters on the Stanford campus, and the addition of a maze of one-way roads.