University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Receptions, Dances and Tests All Are a Part of Frosh Week. Students entering NSC crs freshmen find many varied experiences awaiting them. From the time they move into the dorms, their time is well-planned. There are various things planned for the first day, including the buffet for parents and Frosh. The Vesper Service is also on the first day. Next Day come the tests. These continue for many, many hours (or so it seems). Student mixers, hanging around the Union, and the dances help to acquaint them with each other. There is also the faculty reception to acquaint the student with the faculty and administration. Registration is a test of patience for one who has never gone through it. Here the meaning of the slogan Hurry up and wait is really learned. All in all, things may happen so quickly for the new stu- dent, he may wonder exactly what is going on. See? My pen has NSC on it. Yes, Mr. Ingram, I plan to major in Bus. Ad. and minor in Bus. Ed. Freshman Week dances are always well attended.

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Hurry up and wait Looking quite familiar, but quite empty is the old gym, where regis- tration takes place. The lineup of advisors is al- ways ready to help. Frustrated Frosh Learn About Registration My advisor says its not necessary for graduation, the instructor says it is. . .and this thing doesn't even list it. If you've paid your class dues, you may move on to the Busi- ness Managers office. $1,010, 1,020, 1,030... This is where they painlessly take your money. -■a «i

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Deltas Carole Most and Sharon George work on their float. Kappa Chis take time out for coffee break while buildinq their float Buses full of bandsmen begin to arrive for the Horn©' coming parade. Band members eat lunch on the campus lawn before ap pearing at the football game. Sigma Nu used a safari theme with the motto, Cage the Eagles. Sigma Theta Phis built a sphinx from Egypt to illus- trate Antelope plans for Chadron.