Texas A and M University - El Rancho Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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Blessed are those that know where the library is. Blessed is he whose time comes early, for he will still find classes open. Smart is the student who uses preregistration. Blessed shall he be who remembers to drop before mid-term. Blessed are the strong for they shall not fail in drop-add. 21

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Registration So the saga goes on, as sure as the sun rises so comes registration. This burden we all share, teachers as well as students. For the new and the foolish — who blew preregistration — they must face the time and be there at the appointed hour, cards in hand, courses ready and knowing how to do it all. For the beginners it is an awesome experience of finding your department, getting a card and hustling round the classes you want. Those poor people who Have a late time usually finds classes full and closed, then comes the problem of juggling your schedule. Since preregistration has been instituted, life has been easier for all concerned. If you can pay your teacher for giving you a high priority number you are assured of your class. One of the main flaws to regestTation is that you do not know what student fees cover. This title covers a great deal and you never know what. It is money paid to College Hall and that is the last say you have. Of course, you could pay your fees in pennies. Can you imagine what would Happen if several students did that? 20

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CARNIVAL This must go down in history as one of the strangest Fall Carnivals in history. Of course, there were the usual stalls; food, prizes, games, and drinks. There was a crop of new different ana strange booths to try. In the middle of the carnival was a car. Nothing odd you may say, until someone goes up to it with a sledge hammer and beats the hell out of it. This is good therapy take it all out on the car instead of your teacher, roommate or lab partner. There was the nay ride round the carnival, good for some, and, of course, the B-B-Q supplied by the engineers. The bottle picking booth never seemea to attract too many people. At the water dunking machine there were two seats instead of the other machine from Corpus. The girls were brave, foolish, and were having a good time. They must nave as they always came back for more. The air was full of people, guys with their girls, people out for a good time enjoying a relaxing night away from the books, study, hussle and bussle of school life. The smell of the food mingled in the air to add to the enjoyment that was there. As for the AG Department, they had the mechanical bull. Definitely only for the brave and drunk. There were also some strange races. These included putting your head on a baseball bat, running around the bat and then running a race, or something like tnat. It was a strange sight, but it was fun, 1 think. FALL ATEU- HAUOa TOSS f 6 s-a COKE mor % Skoi TCT TQOl TOOKITE TOMS f TKIEWS 5=00-5:30 5 30-6:00 ’COO-G O '6:30-7:00 7 50-800 8=00-8.30 SV»-3:00 3 00 - .50 -30 -10-0O lO-'Qo- 1030 1(0 30-1100 !t 00-1130 111: 30- Km r:OQ-T-3o POi. AM DO 4 Lru-i 4 Amelin SnucHet DfflW LlWDEfe pe LJAH flie. FAir teDo o - fimlev me. eoeAtrHPoe jAtijA 02. Jrtisc SL‘- 4 on « . ftot i a 4 RlCHfittb 606 4JbrfM V WCE E»o6EPT Mike 4 neutri n ieTnuE«. DR LEE Foc-tiAll ec ft 4: — qA e SrttiuidAjf At aM 22