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Preehmen and new Qtudente met 1ne1nberS of the adm1n1Qtrat1on and faeultx at the Preq dent Q Reeepuon and other members of the stu dent bodx at VR X Pun Nlte Premdent and Mre ohn X Gumn greeted the new students 1n Hubbard Hall. The S u dents were served punch and cookies by a - Campus and class ofncers. New student is greeted by Dean Emerson and members of the administration. eception, Fun ite Welcome Students President and Mrs Guinn welcom - - e new students F - ' reshrnan is served punch. Tw 521145 A stuaven
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4 students. l . wg . A -,i.,, .l egistration equires Patience and Energy Registration is a time for patience. Line after line Hlls the halls and rooms of the AS Building and no one accomplishes much of anything for two days. If youire. not registering, you're getting ready to register or recuperating from it! You hope to get out of that Saturday class, to find that easier or more interesting professor's classes are still open and to be able to sleep late at least two mornings a week. The required physical education class you had planned to take is closed and the one you have to take instead is either too early in the morning or too late in the afternoon. Soon registration is over. After several trips to the book room, book store and comptroller, classes have begun and you have forgotten that the schedule youire keeping isnit the one you planned at all. w-4' A choice between track and field and folk dance im't easy. EM , --' 1 H,uu.' P , V W . ' wax M, Vu I, ....,... i W...-A Si rg Q... XX nf V Q , .,,i , ,1. -, 3, -x ew 'Q as .lm X, -S st X st 'im in y 4'.?u.swS sv L me - .Y W 5 1 xi? A guitar lerson will not .satisfy your fine arts requirement.
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i 1 l lion. I i 3 e Two students vie for ball at WRA Fun Nite. Croquet game absorbs the interest of freshmen students ,Q V l, 5 s +154 L' M A student does a flip on the trampoline in the Old Gym. -be WRA Fun Nite introduced them to the Womenls Recreation Association and the recrea- tional activities open to TWU students. WRA President Pat Kelly opened the sports activity session with a spotlight on the various clubs, and then the students participated in such ac- tivities as volleyball, gymnastics, badminton, basketball and swimming.
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