Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Qbegiotration cweek waneo hectic I hate to tell you this but you're in the wrong line! - If enrollment lines seemed endless, it was because more than 10,000 students passed through them this year. Fall quarter had the highest enroll- ment with 3,547 students. Adair county provided the most followed by St. Louis and Macon coun- ties. Natives of 27 states entered the gates. The majority came from Iowa and Illinois. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York provided the eastern bloc. . Foreign students were attracted by the high standards and 32 countries sent scholars--from Thailand to Iceland. Iran had the largest number of regresentatives with Korea and Hong Kong secon . Enrollment is so-0-o easy with these new, shorter forms, exclaims Jo Weekly to Ann Todd. Cheer u 1 d' ,..... , ff M... it fy p, a ies and gentlemen, this is only the beginning.