University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ON TO THE CHECKING DESK-On her weary road, Florian bumps into a friend. They fill out their cards together. This Takes at least an hour and necessitates writing her name numerous times and giving her family history back to Adam. After Margaret has filled her life history in for everyone from Dr. A.A. to the janitor, she spends another hour waiting her place in the checking line. The checking line consists of instructors and graduate students who go over her card with a fine tooth comb. CLIMAX-At the cashier's window is written the end of a tiresome tale, now begins anew her life in col- lege. Margaret is in the process of paying 536. Out of state students pay an extra S100 but she is a resident student. She has signed up for Humanities, under Fowler, Economics, from Harvell, Insurance, Prof. Herrick, History of Modern Art, from Andreas Anderson, Speech 5a, from Mattingly, and Golf. This is a total of T6 units. She spent nine hours getting herself registered, all of Friday afternoon, Saturday morning and Saturday afternoon. END OF A ROTTEN DAY-Eddie Held, Varsity foot- ball player, kicks in with a coke as Margaret relaxes on the gymnasium steps. These steps and the coke man look pretty good to most weary upper classmen and confused freshmen. Here also one hears shrieks of ioy as girls renew friendship in the typical fem- inine fashion, and the handshaking, backslapping prattle of fraternity rushing. At least for a day, these steps can boast of being the center of school activity. ln two days Margaret will begin the routine that will not end until five months later-then she will go Through registration again.

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SCHEDULE SCHEMER-Margaret Florian, like 2700 other University of Arizona CONFLICT CONNOISSEUR-Dean Riesen is straightening all these little Troubles students, is a perplexed person around registration time. Perfect schedule would for Margaret. Dean does this tirelessly for two long days. All Liberal Arts fresh- have no 7:40's, no afternoon classes, one class on Tuesday and Thursday, and men, sophomores, juniors, and seniors plod past his desk for approval. The Dean the rest on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Margaret has just been informed does not like the looks of Margaret's card, takes her to Dr. Schmidt, an economics that her Humanities section is filled. She changes to another, and starts the prof, who might hold the solution to the vexing problem. Registration Ramifications AS THE PLOT THICK- ENS - the Dean is bringing the source of trouble nearer to so- lution. Florian ap- pears bored with the hopeless, idiotic quest after something you 'fgfw have to pay for In the end anyway. .. KEY MAN - Things look pretty bad as Prof. Schmidt shakes his head in woe. These college kids do a lousy iob of regis- tering. Margaret looks on, hoping that things turn out all right.

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ATKINSON IONES BOARD OF REGENTS THE POWERS THAT BE BRAY ANDES KELLEY PICKRELL VOSSKUHLER REEVES CARPENTER HAURY T T T A CARLSON SLONAKER DEAN WOOD OTIS CLARSON RIESEN ANDERSON HH fav-12 V T T CHAPMAN MCCORMICK BROWN HEALY LESHER MCKALE GITTING-S K1 IJ