Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

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Above: da Rodarte and Minerva Cevarrulias wait for students to come by their station to check housing forms. Top: Larry Gore, Justin Miller and Kelly Hargis talk Norma Venegas into buying a 1981 Brand yearbook. Right: Students wait to pick up class cards for a chemistry course. 22

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Above: Rick Miller, Patsy Shirley and Randy Klimkoski watch student traffic near Marquis Annex. Left: Bob Addy dips down to catch a frisbee tossed by Arthur Green. 21

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The Student Who Registration ♦ » Rojeana Ayers waits to pick up a class card from Dr. Allen Anthony before moving on through registration. Loved Academic Award Winner Best Horror Classic Producer: Sul Ross State University Director: Sully Lobo Cast: The Sul Ross student body, faculty and adminis¬ tration 900 minutes 1980 Rated: PG In this darkly humorous, satirical film, a long-stand¬ ing wish of college administrators comes true. A timid, obscure, would-be Sul Ross student anxiously moves through the registration lines, realizing that as he passes by each checkpoint he is about to commit that last revolutionary act — falling in love with registration. Stanley Student stars as a freshman torn between up- perclass peer pressure and an uncanny love for registra¬ tion. Set in the Bryan Wiidenthal Memorial Library, amidst volumes of resource books and periodicals, Stanley finds himself stumbling through registration not once, but twenty-five times as he finds the final checkpoint will never let him out. The suspense builds as Stanley realizes the irony of the situation, but discov¬ ers too late that he cannot turn the tides of love for the process. “An awesome portrait of man and nature. The film restores one’s common sense and appreciation for the macabre. It takes your breath away and leaves you panting for more. ” — Nelson Sager, The Skyline “ ... devilishly conceived and executed. An accurate portrait of a student and his naivete. This one is infa- tuatingly weird.” — Ronda Badrot “If you watch this film, you’ll never want to go register for a college course again. It makes Psycho look like Mary Poppins. But don’t miss it, it’s truly a work of art.” — Lead Screen “Definitely a spoof on the anxieties students face when registering for college courses. This film is meant to make you laugh and cry at the same time, but not in the same place.” — The 1981 Brand