Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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With neatly planned scheduies in hand, students in the second group of registrants are prepared to face closed class sections and more lines inside the library Registration Registration, heid on September 13 and 14 this fall, was the usual hectic experience, initiating Freshmen into the com- plexities of college red-tope and reminding Upperclossmen that they were indeed back at Valpo. The tiring day included, for most, planning a schedule, checking with advisers, standing in lines to place their names on class lists ioncl often finding that the section they wanted was ciosedi, filling out those long railroad tickets with quantities of statistics, standing in bill- ihg lines and then fighting the bookstore crowds to find text- books. For many, the day meant settling in new dormitories, renewing old acquaintances, and sneaking off to the Dunes. Old records were broken with 0 total enrollment of nearly 4000 students. Registration day in the tall means unloading trucks, back seats, and even U-Hquis for many students. 28

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Over 1000 members of this year's freshman class hear speakers elaborating on life at Valpo during Freshman Orientahon Week early m Septemben Proudly, yet :imidly, these freshmen wear their traditional freshman becnies. 27

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Dedicated to the iob of keeping English registration lines straight, Profes- sor Czumonske directs traffic in his vigorous manner, Using ihe book list given by the book store designating required tex'rs for each course, this student searches for the correct government book. , W53? gem '