West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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Signing class tickets requires much time and thought REGISTRATION As usual, the lines were long, the cards were many, the day was hot, and most were thoroughly confused. The task of becoming enrolled in an institution of higher learning re- mained a confused and time-consuming chore. Upperclass- men were involved in devising time-saving schemes while the bewildered freshmen were seeking advice at every turn. After successfully gaining entrance to the Field hlouse, one was confronted by one line after another, meeting the solemn faces of advisors, filling in one blank card after another, posing for a flattering portrait picture, resisting aggressive salesmen, and finally emerging into the clear air after parting with a sizeable number of hard-earned dollars. Finding the need for either rest or celebration upon successfully complet- ing this harrowing task, it was off to bed or to one of the local pubs for a quick one. Lines lines, and more lines M.E. 20 — me and all those boys!

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Freshmen take time out to get acquainted at a dance given by the Morgantown Community Do you believe In freshmen traditions? Freshman meets advisor

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Rushees meet Hannah at the DG Hous RUSH Issuing rush cards Beginning with the obtaining of rush dates and culnninating with the issuing of pledge pins, the ever-watchful eyes of IFC and Pan-hel were alert to the slightest infraction of the many rules established to regulate this madness known as Rush. The end of the period of parties, dinners, big smiles and firm hand- shakes, and the where ' re you from, what ' s your major? routine, brought sighs of relief from all the Greeks and shouts of joy from all the pledges, but moments of sadness to the rejected ones. KA ' s hold pledging ceremony