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

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Registration! Here’s my plan — DeEdra Lightsey and Laura Livingston visit during the fall registration process, waiting for their turn. What a tough schedule. Daddy! William Jackson, with a little help from his daughter, Erin, checks his packet before moving to the next stop. 24 Registration

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Huff, Fuff, Gasp, Wheez — Jim Cruser and Steve Scott trek up the stairs at Lawrence Hall with their hands full. Where are they? — RA’s Shawn Tulk, Tissy Davis and Karen Talley wait for the crowds to show on opening day.

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Enough to make your head spin Registration, that first step toward a col¬ lege education, is often one long blur. Al¬ though pre-registration has eased the hustle and bustle for some, the increased student enrollment has more than taken up the slack. Sometimes the trauma involved in the ac¬ tual registering is only the beginning. Sched¬ ule changes and late registering can really familiarize one with the Administration Build¬ ing. While the process might seem tedious, the Administrative offices at Sul Ross have main¬ tained an outstanding record of efficiency and professionalism as well as keeping a more personal relationship with the students. The fall enrollment was close to 1900 stu¬ dents and the registrar’s office kept track of and organized class cards and various other informations for all those students. And just when the students and administration were all set—Spring Registration! Easy does it — Darcy Harrington (center) and Alex Perez, at an early point in the registration line wait pa¬ tiently for their okays. Fixing those fees — One of the final stops before walking out the door “registered” is at the Fee Fixers. Petra Tucker totals up a set of fees. Registration 25