Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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STATION A in . 12 uw, ,. n The business of becoming a student really begins with the start of the trek from station to station. A future Sittner resident becomes acquainted with his dormitory deang each is an integral part of the other's life during the school year. 4147 Probably more friends are made in the registration queue than at any other one time. Once inside, everyoneis attention is centered on the task at hand, but here there is an opportunity to speculate about others, chat a little and laugh a lot. t I lll Ei: :ss .xi Q , ,I ' . ,vt 'I 0 U , I , 'JY 1 Y Registration is a series of numbered stations, hun- dreds of questions and innumerable signings of one's name. Here, way back in September, Mountain Ash portrait number 48 deliberates over making an ap- pointment to see the photographer. lil ESI Ill ' FY'i.2L1',f STA g'f1m?f1,'T WW'

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-A--. -3-4 '.-'L Let's see which professor shall I take this 9 class from . . . ? lt's engrossing work to figure out a class schedule for months in advance. Columbia auditorium never looks quite the same again :luring th.e school year. Depart- mental signs anll station placarlls, along with the buzz of activity, create a once-a-year atmosphere. 'lk -1 52,1 1- v, P ...Q--, J.. s 4 N - XY, f il 5 I Sanflwiching a cat n.ap in between the arrival of each student is a good irlea for advisers as the afternoon wears on. '4YILIh5i1'5l1 ,Mil 'IT ' h The last stop, one last signing of a name and the complicated process of becoming a stu- flent is over. This is the final push against a floor which opens into a way of life. ST NUON ' ' me m . fi , S - , 4, an v ,, Ji.:'-'f . i n -H 'NI L- -x , v,fl, Q v' f Jn 0 r 1 'ik - 1 ffmilgt gig ', I . , t N ' K if Al 1 Q X uf' f . x.d.,' 5' 2 ' - 1 'N i b 51 'Z 2 .5 5 , t . 5' V' V M' s, -. 17:5 AQ' W g x 5 ff Lt. , . Ak t'.v?v,eAk , i .... x i Y S, ? 11, f ,. 15 lv: F. 1 .ff .lm-