University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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Y L19 I 'Y E' 3-.nt Enrollment time is full of thrills-and tired feet and aching fingers. There are forms to be signed, tests to be taken, lines to be waited in, people to be found, and books to be bought. Seniors tell freshmen, You never had it so good! You should have been here when I was a freshman. Yes, procedures have been simplified and enrollment ac- celerated. Literally, a hundred advisers, are now on duty during enrollment to assist the student and speed him on his way. Information desks are set up, instructions are clearer and lines are far, far shorter. Enrollment is now on specific days according to alphabetical order of last names. Further improvements are even now being plan- ned. Maybe todayis freshmen will have a tale to tell when they are seniors. 4 1

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The advent of the space age adds mystery and excitement to the hallowed halls of Howell hall, Budding young scientists, pre- med, pre-dental, and pre-nursing students all get their basic training here. Underclassmen in other fields also taste a small portion in their general education courses of science and biology. A paradox of the dreaded, yet the most appreciated when illness strikes, the modern CSC infirmary with the registered nurse stands guard over the student's health. From the smallest of pains to the more serious, to the preventative medicine, students find the help they seek, either from the RN or the staff doctors. f of Q 1 T2 2 if . ' 5352. 'ag '-sri' 1. ef' .df-YP 4527 TW E emi? I Keri-v Q3 -wllfwfi 1- rvfjisig jfqf - .fe -1 . , YV ., , W jg. S. -ga , 7

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