University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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S. S. SAKHON, a new foreign student, meets Mrs. Hancher and Dean Huit at the annual President ' s Open House during orientation week. Advice Smiles . That ' s Orientation SWING YOUR PARTNER, the voice called, so Nancy Anderson and Charles Antrum did so, as they square-danced during Play-Night at the Fieldhouse. FINDING that SUI differs greatly from Austria, Adolf Opel asks Gloria Cleaver for directions at the information booth. DR. BUSH is one of the many faculty members who entertain new students during orientation week. Multi-mass meetings . . . ex- asperating tests . . . the awe- some President ' s Open House . . . ciiaotic registration — when we had survived all this, we were real SUI students. 24

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AFTER THE PRELIMINARIES, comes the chaotic process of actually registering. Perfect schedules become disrupt- ed as sections are closed. Then the revamping begins. . . Closed Sections WAITING in the first of many lines, students debated how they could get into the Fieldhouse early to register. Some tried, most failed, the maiority stood, resigned. ASSAILED it the exit after registering, students are asked or cajoled to sign up for a 1958 Hawkeye yearbook.

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NEW CO-EDS form ye olde stag line at the First Nighter Party held at the Union. Activity Day Means Getting to Know You! WATCH ME— Nolhuig to it. says Judi Hammon. but Ray Carlson can ' t quite get into the swing of things. F y sm i mi . 1 x . B it L ' n HR II rn lL y «tfX WB wa WK 1 ORGANIZATIONS, like Student Council, mobilized their forces to recruit workers from the new students. I ' m sure you want to join our club . . . just sign here . . . the dues are only one dollar. These were the sales talks issuing from the decorated booths on Activity Day. CPC PRESENTS ... was the Central Party ' s booth theme, as enthusiastic students signed on the dotted line. . . 25