Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Registration Means Standing in Line Standing in line for the procedure called Registration. Registration means a lot of things to a lot of people. It s healtache to some, a necessurv evil to othms a both- ersome Chore to still others and 11111 did this have to happen to me? to a few. Some are adept at getting there fustest with the most- csf, and coming through unscathed with the classes and teachers they desire ; others timidly await the leftovers: still nthur 111ilit11nts tusuully the latecomerst 0111ft go through the process without kicking up a fuss for all to hear. Registration for the F1111 Quartet VViuter Quarter, and Spring Quzu'h'r 111911115 standing in line is 11 foregone 0011- clusinn. whutox't-r vise it might mean. because for Amerii can citizvns' standing in 11110 is always :1 way of life 011 the Anwrican scene of thingx 25

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v-uv-x. . 'E' -17 - : Registration means collecting IBM cards. Registration means signing cards. Registration means paying fees. nan unuun: l x nun

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Campaign Fanfare Ends in Election Pay Off Election Fanfare entails 6ecorating a car Surveying 1551113 Of a decorated car Last Springs election activities for the selection of stu- dent council president, student council vice president and Miss Tennessee State paid Off, as usual, With three happy winners. l' After the parades, the speeches, the parties, and the promises, campaigning victorious for the annual spring election for the top student posts were William Choctaw of Nashville, member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, as President; Lillie Allen of Houston, Texas, member of Delta Siama Theta Sorority, as Student-Council Vice- President: and Shirley Marbury 0f Gadsden, Alabama, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, as Miss Ten- nessee State. 213