Both are possible, much depends on how much time, naphtha, freezer space etc. you have...
Besides, if you'll be doing 4-5 pulls and leave your solvent in the freezer for 12-18 hours in between them, your extraction might take a long time...
Also, less saturated pulls tend to have a need to be pre-evaporated before being put in the freezer or there won't be that much precipitating...
There are alternative options however... You could do a pull, salt it with vinegar, let separate, decant naphtha for next pull, save vinegar (now containing your product)... This step will take one hour at the most... At the end of your process, re-base the vinegar and pull again with naphtha... Not only can this save you from having to pre-evap some of your naphtha, it is also a purification step, as some of the impurities in the naphtha will not form acetates and will not be soluble in water (main component of vinegar)...
One thing you may also consider is not doing the heat baths that are mentioned in Cybs tek... The saturation of your pulls will increase as the temperature differential between solution and solvent gets bigger... Hot solvent in room-temperature solution... The trick is then to have it separated and pulled before the temperature between the two liquids is equalized...
Edit - Also, try not to discard of anything until you have your final yield - this way you'll be able to correct most if not all of the mistakes you may have made...
Hope this helps

PLUR
PS May your yield be pure and plentiful

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