University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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TRATIUN 5? .102 'W Page lj 6 3-f irrelevant questions and delaying proceedings in general. After a few thousand forms had been thrown at them, though, students came to realize the general nature of the questions, and soon had a large repertoire of stock answers available for any type of questions that could be asked. But everything has its own reward. And the hard day of registration was followed by a jolly party at the book stores with everyone invited. Not pic- tured here are those unfortunate students wl1o died of gangrene while waiting for their copies of 'ilnnovations of the Amoebaf'