Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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5 .s 3 'V Wx REGISTRATION LEFT MANY WEARY, BUT A FEW STILL SMILED I Au1umn's tired gaze saw WSC in the bustle of registration, sua A RALLY WAS AN OCCASION TO SPEND THE AFTERNOON PAINTING SIGNS OR MAKING COSTUMES, TO WIND ABOUT THE CAMPUS SHO YI Hs , A I L, 8

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1 HIS YEAR, as in every year hefore, a new cycle ot growth was hegun. As the eager young faces of freshmen appeared, different in appear- ance only from those of years past, they had the same searching look of the unfamiliar. Throughout the year these new students were strengthened,-1 physically and mentally-Jand their gazes deepened and lips formed the line that said, Ufve heen aroundf, Achievement came fast and struclc high for a few, hut for the most part they were content with the small inward triumphs which huiid good citizens. At first college was a challengeynew and different-hut gradually it developed into a way of living which will always he rememhered as the college life. . . . FACES OF FRESHMEN APPEARED . . .THE SAME SEARCHING LOOK...

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ACH FALI tlie campus is laceol Wllll a simr lar para e of events eacli year ll1lj6lS slrolqtly li om tlie one past Events are mucli tlie same ut liere ancl tliere almost rnclistinguislr able alterations liave talcen place. Registration seemecl mucli more orclerlyg yet to tlie new it was a nearly insurmountalole obstacle, to be crossecl only alter liours of struggle. Tlue rallies were Wilder, tlle games more excitingg yet 'to many froslr even liall tlie action and noise Woulcl have lneen impressive. To tlie new girl on rally committee everytliing olcl loecame new ancl important. Eacli impression was noticeol momentarily ancl passecl on lout eacli playecl its own part,-'large or small,-fin tlie constant cliange of a living campus. ' suddenly engulfed in u flurry of rallies, water lights. . . THE CAMPU SHOUTING WILDLY, ONLY TO RETURN HOME EXHAUSTED. G E THE TAR M ENT