University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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Checking cards and answering sfu- demxs' quesfions kepr Jan Lawhon busy in H13 Armory during eurolimenf wcelc.

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egistration Poses Endurance Test Fun and games in the Field- house, Union and Armory. That was the general atmosphere each semester when OU's 15,500 stu- dents tried to get the classes, sec- tions and professors they wanted. Enrollment last fall was a little less complicated than in previous years because most freshmen pre- enrolled. During enrollment week, they only had to go through a short matriculation involving one step-the Armory. Upperclass- men were spared time hy not hav- ing to answer those questions that only freshmen ask. Upperclassmen did, however, still have to secure their IBM card packets in the Fieldhouse, visit their advisers to tell them what courses they wanted and stand in lines in the Union to pay fees and he photographed for ID Cards. Spring semester enrollment was eased for graduate students and seniors, who were permitted to pre-enroll, and the Office of Ad- missions and Records promises a new enrollment system for all stu- dents next fall. Joe Gutel, university photographer, took no less than I,OOO pictures each clay of enrollment week for those complimentary lD cards. 28 Loolcing grim about parting with their money, these men line up to write checks to cover the expense ot enrolling. Adviser Pamela Merrifield counseled Lynda Swanda during pre- enrollment in July, while Linda Pennell completed her cards. sr. K .

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inning ilc D d D Quartet coctest was the Siizmfi Chi arctic' Sew- McCo. Phil Htl' Jwlw Fifi -arid Jim Wiltsl'I t1. Activities Oecupy Students' Time partictiar iserso Bevy Bo Activities on the Oli campus were as plentiful as pretty coed smiles. From Campus Chest in the fall through Sooner Scandals in the spring, willing stu- dents had ample opportunity to forsake their studies. During the College of Unionology event, students signed up for committees which kept the Union Ac- tivities Board going all year. Friday at Four gave stu- dents the chance to relax while listening to and per- forming their favorite folk hallads. At Campus Chest everyone joined in the lun oi' mud-slinging and mous- ing, with all proceeds going to selected charities. The spirit oi competition was keen in the Phi Delt Turtle Race and the Phi Psi 5130. University Sing pitted student against student in musical hattle. All-campus dances dotted the academic calendar, allowing students to release their frustrations and huilt-up tensions with the frug and OU stomp. sm lint mliwfjii if E t iw, -fa 1 ll ' Kal it fe s :Still W in USPS it