University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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E V y ,.,,a0 J ll img' Nm... X ' fs M' 1 A 1 V' v,ff ' I I A .f t WAITING IN LONG LINES IS A TRADITIONAL PART OF THE REGISTRATION PROCEDURE. 4 SHOW your yellow topped card please were very familiar words to registering students. The reference room is a crowded, bustling place during semester registration rush. 22

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FIRST DAYS vm 'I' I REGISTRATION BEGAN TO APPEAR AS MASS CONFUSION TO FRESHIVIEN AFTER THEIR ORIENTATION PROGRAM. PROBLEMS in scheduling are inevitable to some, hut a quick trip to the registration office usually solves them. HLETIS see-if I take this then maybe-nope, it won't fit The nemesis of every student: making out schedules.

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Almost immediately after enormous numbers of freshmen converged on the campus, hordes of upperclassmen descended upon the Library to scurry once more through the frustration of long registration lines. Freshmen were lucky, they did not have to battle with upperclassmen for classes, for they had separate days of registration. Regardless of classifications, stu- dents learned quickly to utilize all the wiles they possessed. They skill- fully begged, cajoled, or told a sob story to end all sob stories. Professors were just as determined to keep classes open or closed until the required number enrolled. After three days of pushy-pully crowds, registration lines disbanded, and peace once again mantled the cam- pus as classes began. I in X SIGNING up for P. E. classes is the last step in registration, but many find it to be the most difficult because the class they want is often filled. 4 3 1 .,m,.,.tt-qawigwf 'Sjfsw W is Ai! Z x -f ,,,,. . is X ,, , X f ,, K , pr yy My sy U - , , 'J ' ss , if W7 f N as N ,gf it if ? , fa X , X X X f of 1 Q ? s if X it f f 3 f X g H. M s X A f. , f 7 W . t tiki ,gf fi, X A csv' if f Tig , fl ' X f f- Sf X A. W . , is , WM g gg gg X r , . ,. f M X Z