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Show DAILY HERALD TtTBSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1957 Utah County. UtaJf 8- - BYU NEWS Registration Enters Second Day A'V - ' "My goodness!" 3 i That was the response of a m... rJ fnrU w n PnylAflf llnAtl Centra M entering the' George Albert Smith Fieldhouse at Brigham Young University where the wheels of registration were turning Monday and Tuesday. To the returning students the long lines, for various instructions and procedures, the tables lined in orderly fashion on the eanvas-covere- d basketball floor, nigns identifying colleges, deans, traffic, counseling, the lost and found department and other tables, were familiar but no less awe-inspirin- g. Registration was not confined to the main floor but different phases were being conducted in the smaller gyms in the east end of the building. It was in one of these smaller gyms that the new system of reproducing registration cards was being used for the first time at BYU. Students copied their completed registration cards on special pa- l. per with a special multilith pen-eiFourteen copies of each card will be reproduced for distribution on campus. According to Bliss H. Crandall, dean, of admissions and records, the reproductions are expected to be ready for distribution by Tuesday, Oct. 7. Throughout the registration the. loudspeaker blared names of students whose activity cards had been found and turned in. a turned-i- n checkbook, and other found articles, as well ost' and as names of people being paged for various reasons. "Never ask questions," said one student, '"because that's when you get fouled up." Two girls paused at the door of one of the smaller gyms. "Now what's this?" one asked. The other girl giggled and replied,. "I don't know." They went in anyway. And finally, a student muttered as he left the building after completing his registration, "I'm amazed that I got out!" students will Approximately be attending Brigham Young University on scholarships, fellowships and other awards. Wes ley P. Lloyd, dean of students, announced today. The scholarships were awarded by service clubs, church organizations, private individuals, cor-- , porations. scholarship foundations and other sources, and range from tuition and fees to 800 Si .000. Brandt R. Curtis, instructor in music at Brigham Young University, has been named new director of the BYU Air Force ROTC chorus, it was announced today by Col. Barnett S. Allen, professor of air science, and Dr. John R Halliday, professor of music at BYU. Brijtham Ynunr University cation Association has elected Dr. Percy Burrup, chairman of the Education Administration Departmon, as president; Miss I,ue S. Groesbeck, instructor in music, as vice president, and Wayne M. Carle, instructor in F.riu 1125 W ii E if Di7v J. 1v Vat Hire to roi1Jnf - Dart " 1 XJ'..J 7 a i of course sltter u 4 i fSS Usmt,"00171" . iq 1a Xft-- ff--r c SPRINGVILLE .Senior dass of Springville High all-gi- all-bo- pals of. radio comunications especially designed for beginners will be held at Brigham Young University every Wednesday evening Oct. 2 to Dec. 4 from 7 through 9 p.m. I 4 y ; . ": :.;:.::. yy. :: t by Laure Mclntyre, president. EUREKA Mike ,MacAfee, who rl School voted in an corps spent the past six weeks here visitof class officers for the coming ing with Mr. and Mrs. Brennan year. The Junior class came up Hanifan. his grandmother, Mrs. y with an group, and the Elva Bonner and Mrs. Ethel Donbacked the tradition- nelly, left last week for his home Sophomores in their elections, in Palos Verdes, Calif. al mixed group it was revealed in a report of the elections issued Friday by the Mrs. Jane Wagner of Springschool office. ville has been a guest of Mrs. The results of the election ar. Clare Larsen, and his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Stack. as follows: .Seniors Kathryn Degn. presiMr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter, a dent; Kathryn .Savage, vice presis son and dent; May Ivory, secretary, Terry, of Mammoth and Mr. Linda Whiting, treasurer. and Mrs. Kay Sorensen left Juniors iJavid Strong, presi- last week for New Mexico, where vice Bonner Gillies, presi- Mr. Carter and Mr. Sorensen will dent; dent, and.Merril Bryan, secretary. work. Steven Wilson, Sophomores Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Livingston president; Billy Decker, vice presSr. spent a day in Dugway visitident, and Myrna Harmer, ing with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Livingston Jr. and family. 'DIsAlTED VALUE Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Phipps and GREENFIELD, Mass. (UP) Mrs. Marguerite Wickline of Tur- son, Blaine, of Spanish Fork were ners Falls figured a worm in a guests recently at the home of Mr. can of corn she purchased was and Mrs. John Phipps. worth $5,000 damages but a K Mrs. V. S. Anderson was hostwas worth just 13 judge ruled to the Entre Nous Literary ess cents. The amount represented the Club recently where the book "The price she paid for the corn at a Three Worlds of Albert Schweitlocal store. zer" by Robert Payne was reviewjournalism, ,ai secretary for the ed by t Frank Gear. A discussion followed and a short 1957-5- 8 years. business meeting was conducted A class in elementary princi- members - ft Californian Ends Visit With Friends in Eureka By MARGARET LUCAS kinder.- , serious Students and faculty members concentrate on two-daSERIOUS BUSINESS y BYU Fieldhouse during business of registration in this typical scene at registration yesterday and today. Springville High School Classes Pick New Officers a ' freshments were served. Channel 5 . Mrs. Marie Berry of Mammoth is visiting in Reno at the home of her daughter, Mrs. La Rene Schlers every ? Tun horning at in p r e I ii A f v 1 ' : '. ' of I Mrs. Jay phatterson agd Mrs. Agnes Piatt were visitors in Salt Lake City recently on a combined business and pleasure trip. :'. ' 1' r The Bridge Club met last week at the home of Mrs. Orris Sander-sen- . Winners were Mrs. Gerald Drussell, Mrs. Hejiry Wall and Mrs. Ned Allinson. Refreshments t i' V, V ' W were served. 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