Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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' eU K 7U€fintf-t - ' R MHd The last mile of registration forms at the cashier tables. Only a small portion of the cost of a student ' s education comes from tuition. 23

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(Unen 7 ac i S zC£noo K ' pon, onnctMzC Everyone wants to join something. Intfrcslcd clul) joiners packed the student center ballroom for the Activities Carnival in September. Campus organizations sponsored gaily decorated booths to interest prospective new members. Dis- plays, gimmicks, and give-aways vied for the atten- tion of passers-by. KTCU offered slightly unknown platters to the crowd. Angel Flight and Corps-Dette members were in full uniform to greet the guests. The Young Re- publicans blasted the Young Democrats, and the Young Democrats blasted Barry. Those interested in athletics found their way to tJie Women ' s Sports Assfxiation and Judo Club booths. Language lovers found the French, Spanish and German clul) regis- ters. Service organizations- CESCO, and the Activities Council — found many names added to their rolls. Religious organizations— BSU, DSF, Canterbury Club, and URC outlined programs to the mingling mass. Many students stepped oulside for air and refresh- ments offered by the Council. After it was over, the alltnale Vigilantes ( lub found two fi-niales listed nii iheir rolls. Linda Clay signs up for ViEilant ' «? 25