The registration line winds through the parking lot as incoming freshmen wait to see their new advisors. Weber Reaches Record Enrollment More than 6,400 students registered for fall quarter, setting a new record for Weber State College. Day school students totaled more than 5,000 and nearly 2,000 of them were freshmen. The previous record was set in 1965 with about 4,600 registrants. Evening school students totaled 1,500. Freshmen were welcomed on campus by student leaders with an orientation assembly and tours of the campus buildings. "Hello Week" ended with Kangaroo Kourt for delinquent freshmen who failed to wear identification buttons and who had not learned the school song. Other get-acquainted activities included the Hello Dance. Several adjustments were made by the administration to accommdate the increased number of students. Many faculty offices were moved off campus and 7 a.m. classes were scheduled. Plans also were made for a new administration building and classroom space. High rise residence halls were in the planning stages to accommodate the future increased number of non-resident students. A sophomore gets her chance to hand down the beanie to an incoming freshman. Water fight begins as Kangaroo Kourt goes out of control. Jerry Freeman, candidate for Freshman president, is "syruped and feathered" for failure to obey rules during "Hello Week." Registrar Milton C. Mecham directs registration from his desk for a record number of students.