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.

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Ii A f' Q , Q I ocial Science... Histoiy in the making coincides with education in History as the Social Science Staff produce fine teachers. falsrarceo and uoeumo... Enlightenlng, confusing, lnterestmg, or disturbing, the facts must be probed, attest Bill Purdy, Sonie Siefer and Joe Mc- Carthy. ' W-an Student teacher John Bonn commands the e t f h' v . 1 , h X - . first mp to the teaching field. 1' SPEC 0 18 school chemists, on his W 1 8 x L cience and athematico...