Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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I XY A I Q5 5 .as i s 2' -, 'iv f, A M A3 .XM 3 N sw gf so , ti afe ags'9wtgwQu 8 g g ,i-5-ss.-545,52 sl .5 .ami Sk f sf ,ts 'bfi' i -V 5 - A L is it? Even Dad gets into the domestic act of slzowing the gear in a 'typical scene from the clay before registration. Student life begins at the dormitories A new year of student life at Tech begins each September. The day before registration, students begin moving into the dormitories. For many it is a return to an old way of lifeg but for others it is the beginning of a new life, of dreams of the future. The student has the opportunity of becoming a part of the Tech family and of developing those talents that will make him a useful citizen. Registration, ball games, studies, parties, clubs, churches and friends are all a part of stu- dent life. The way in which the individual con- ducts himself in each part of student life will in the long run determine what type of citizen he will be. For some, student life will end at the close of the first week of schoolg for others it will end at the close of the lirst year. For whatever reason a person leaves Tech, it is hoped that the few moments shared with other individuals seeking a common goal will not have been shared in vain. Carrying pillows and peirlzicoais, men from the Baptist Church help freshmen women discover their new home ai: the dormitories. Page 12

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The Chad Mitchell Trio sing 'Favorite songs during 'cheir concert. Big-name groups entertain at Tech Entertainment spotlights at Tech this year included the Chad Mitchell Triog the Smothers Brothersg and Peter, Paul, and Mary. These groups delighted Tech audi- ences with their clever humor and popular music. The Chad Mitchell Trio visited Tech during spring quarterg the S m o t li e r s Brothers appeared at Homecoming during fall quarter, and Peter, Paul, and Mary entertained during winter quarter. Each group held the audience spellbound while pouring forth its own particular talent. Big name entertainment always brings out a large audience, but attendance was especially large for these groups. Memorial Gymnasium usually was filled to capacity. Page 14 Backstage, the final touches are rehearsed 'For the show. During a humorous part of 'che program, Dick Smothers reteils the history of fiaiboaizs. fr I is ..., , . :Q . . a 5 X ff,,-wi