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Janaszek,
Lodge,

full,

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coll~ge

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con
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present,
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principles.

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the

catIons

standards

governing

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to
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participation.

purpose

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intelligent

not

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HISTORY
,
,Ninety years have gone by since Edmboro
was first chartered as a State NorIIl.a1 School
-ninety
years of growth and. service to t~e
Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania. The begmnings of the college were laid in 1857 when
a band of Scotch-Irish
farmers grouped to'
gether and founded
a priyat;e acaden;ty at
Edinboro by popular .subscnptlon, but It was
not until 1861 that It was chartered by the
State
as
School.

Pennsylvania's

second

Nor

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wealth
made Edinboro
Teachers
by
organizing
a four-year a curriculum

Coll~ge
leadmg

to the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Ed
t.
uca lon.
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Although
desl~ned prImarily to serve the
of

E r Ie,
Crawfo~d,
Mer
c ~ r,
and
Warren,
Edmboro.
re.cewes

and welcomes students .from every sectlon of
d f
th
t tes
t h .IS state an
rom 0 er sa.
As a result of the building
program C?W
cluded in 1940 there ~r~ four new bulldings, ~ gymnasium,'tralnlng
and demonstra-

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A great forward stride was taken in 1914,
when the Commonwealth
purchased
Edinboro Norma.! School and made it the prop'
er
of the State. Twelve years later, realizini the need of the schools of Pennsylvania
for better educated teachers, the Common-

counties
Venango,

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school, power plant,

and spacious audi-

tonum, For these and the older buildings
the campus of thirty-eight
acres makes a~
appro.priate setting, Haven Hall, the women's
d.orml'tory, was built during the administratlon of John F. Bigler.
Reeder Hall
the
men's dormitory,
was built in 1907' and
named in honor of one of the early donors
of the s.chool. A.cademy Hall, known recently
as MusIc H~lI, IS the oldest building on the
campus,
havmg
been built
about 1857. Normal
Hall
was built
in
1875
and in 1891
was con~id.erabl.y
enlarged.
Today
it contains

tfe admmlstratJonh offices, the.lib!ary,
seve.ral
assrHUs, ba~l t e ol~ audlto~lum.
Recltatlon
a,
.UI t early m the hlstory of the
school, provlde.s cl~ss room space. The New
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C?ymnaslUm, Wlt~ Its excellent athletic facilitles: nl?w overs adows the' old gymnasium,
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fo~lch IS outmoded. Loveland Hall is named
h t~e late Mr. Frank Loveland of Corry,
~ .Con
o.r h~an bY . IYde.ars was a. trl!stee of the
ege, t IS Ul mg was bullt m 1930 and
.houses
the A.rt and Science departments. A
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temporary
the Federal

science
Works

building
Agency

was erected
in 1947.

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We are rightly P roud of our ca
b .mpus
c.ause 0 f ~ts
attractiveness, its accommoda-e
tl?ns and. ItS traditions. We hope this pride
wlll contmue to be shared by all incoming
students.

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6:00

to

1.00

to

8:30

to

8:00

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B~eakfast

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6:15

to

5:45

DInner

12:15

to

11:30

L~nch

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2174.

Edinboro

home,

his

at

or

7:30

to

7:00

Breakfast

Edin-

Clinic,

the

at

Ghering

Doctor

call

may

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EMERGENCY,

OF

CASE

IN

4.00.,to..,

are:

hours

Meal

meals,

serving

m

M

P

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5

M

P

stu.

boarding

the

all

accommodates

people,

A,M.

9:00

to

A.M.

7:45

400

seats

which

room,

dining

The

Hall.

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hours:

office

followIng

the

respect

are

students

ti~e,

any

practically

at

firmary

Haven

in

located

room

dining

College

the

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in

students

boarding

to

served

are

Meals

l'

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the

at

found

be

can

Nurse

the

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ROOM

DINING

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12:00

and

A.M.

:00

11

between

infirmary

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at

IS

PhysIcIan,

College

the

Ghering,

P.M.

5:30

dinner

For

h

Haro

p~.

H.al.l.

Haven

of

floor

first

the

A.M.

11:30

luncheon

For

"

Id

locate

IS

whIch

Infirmary

the

joining

A.M.

7:00

breakfast

For

ad-

sultd

a

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ltv~s

Nurse

College

The

hours:

following

the

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before

nurse

the

to

made

be

must

rooms

INFIRMARY

thei~

in

ill

students

for

trays

for

Requests

'"

member.

ex-officIo

an

IS

TRAYS

FOR

REQUESTS

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Instruction

Public

of

Superi~tendent

.~tate

The

VIce-PresIdent.

as

Rose

P.

Will

and

nurse.

and

physician

the

of

services

the

PresIdent,

as.

E.arp,

K.

John

with

members

have

also

students

day

and

Off-Campus

nIne

of.

composed

Trustees,

of

Board

the

necessary.

if

Infirmary

the

to

moved

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vested.m

IS

College

the

of

control

The

be

will

student

The

treatment.

prescribe

..and

him

visit

will

physician

the

or

She

Nurse.

COLLEGE

THE

OF

CONTROL

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used

is

method

self-service

the

b.ecause

?ents

Noon

12:00

to

A.M.

11:00

to

asked

Noon.

12.30

DInner

room

hIs

m

ROO~.

IN

.ILLNESS

2182

boro

."

5:30

Supper

College

the

to

student

any

of

illness

The

.

immediately

reported

be

must

r.

Admittance to the dining room is by
meal ticket only. These tickets are issued to
all boarding students and are non-transfer-

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assIgned

able.

A limited number of guests may be accommodated in the dining room, providing
individual meal tickets are purchased in advance in the
Service.

office of the

Director

$ .45
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opportunity

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leisure

hours with enjoyable reading.
Our library has the distinction of being
openofshelves
for inall the
books,
allowing
all
one
the few
statethus
which
employs

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students easy access to the volumes. Of
course, this system must be carefully super-

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drawn at 5:00 P.M., and returned at 7:00
P. M., or taken at 8:30 P.M. and returned
before 9:00 A.M.
the following
morning.

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Teachers College soon discovers the educational and recreational facilities available in
our College Library. Approximately thirty
thousand volumes offer a wide range for
reference and study. A generous fiction section and 193 magazines and periodicals give
student

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LIBRARY

The entering student at Edinboro

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Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

books
which
have been definitely
to classes
are placed
on
shelves

directly behind the desk and are known as
the Reserve Books. Such books may be with-

of Food

Transient meal rates are:

vised and consequently certain rules must
observed.

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Failure to observe these rules will result in
a fine of ten cents per hour.
2. Books not on reserve but in demand
are termed "overnight books" and may leave
~~=h~ib:~dY:u:~y b~m:et~~;~J t~o~~ o;:e;O
A.M.
return

t~e
following
IS ten cents

day.
Penalty
a day.

for

late

3. All books except those on reserve may

be withdrawn ~or two weeks; a fine of two
cents. a day wIll be .chargd for book~ ~ept
overtIme. EncyclopedIa volumes and dIctIonaries may not be withdrawn.
4. Magazines may be withdrawn from the
Library
Books.

subject

to the

same

rules

as Reserve

No student will be issued grades or
credits until all library obligations have been
settled.
6. No books may be removed from the
Library except by proper charging at the
desk by the Librarian in charge. Anyone

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taking books not properly charged from the
Library will be subject to a fine of $5.00 for
each book and suspension from all College
activities

until

such

fines

are

paid.

will

Normal

Hall

observe

the

d
Mon

and
following

h
ay

throughout

t

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roug

the

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-4:00

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ACADEMIC STANDARDS
d.
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Gra Ing ystem
Standards indicating the quality of work are:"
"A" -grade
given to students whose
,,:,ork is clearly of an excep'
tlonal nature.
"B" -grade
given to students who' do
distinctly superior work.
"C"

-grade

rep.resenting

work

of

"D"

-grade
indicating unsatisfactory
work.

th.at

the

Justifiable

been

able

.::

quired
limit.

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[.

must

be

re'

a grade, but a mark indi,

some

to

work

student,
cause,

has

complete

within

the

the

for
not
re'

timf"

The Dean's List
Twice a year there is published, "The
Deans List," a list of students who have
made a grade "B"

or better in every course

taken during the previous semester.
Classes
The following number of credits are neces'
sary to become a member of each class:
Sophomore - 32
Junior -64
Senior -96
Graduate -128
or degree
REGISTRATION

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.dd
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tu ents are remm e to register
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qualtty.

10

earned

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cating.

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P.M.
P.M.

-grade
indicating failure. Any
course in which an "F" grade
has been
peated.

hours:

Saturday

good

(

year

F .d
n ay

8:00 A.M. -5:30
7:00 P.M. -9:00
8:00 A.M.
1:00 P.M.

'F"

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Clipping

and marking books is prohibited.
The Library is located on the second floor
of

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fees
paid

on
in

the assigned
dates. All
advance.
Permissions

and pay

fees must be
must be ob-

tained from the President of the College in
advance to avoid penalty for late payment.

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Dates of regi.stration and payment of fees
may be found In the Calendar.
ABSENCE AND TARDINESS
S d
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...Women
tu ents s ou ~ be famIliar wIth the
method of securing excuses for. ~~sences
from

class.

The

burden

of

responsIbIlity

after
an absence..
Plt;ase
note
that
excused
absence
IS wIthout
penalty.

no

been

approved

by

the

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Personal illness or emergency

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Unexcused

absences

are

regarded

as

of neglect
and inof the student
and

Three
equal

tardinesses
shall
to one unexcused

be considered
absence.

as

It is the student's responsibility to con.tact his instructors to make up work

be penali~ed in his grade.
7. The student may not make up work because of an unexcused absence. He will

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be penali~ed
in his grade
absences.
For example,

or death in the imme-

c. Marriage in the immediate family.
d. Absence from the campus for participation in athletic contests (or other
college activities) when requested by

unexcused.

missed because of an excused absence. If
he does not make up this work, he will

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dentist.

Serious illness
diate family.

considered

are so considered in assigning grades.
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or dental appointments.
(1) A written statement from the

b.

be

prima
facie evidence
difference
on the part

medical

college nurse, the college physician, or the family doctor or

shall

There is no cut system at Edinboro State
Teachers College.

faculty.

1. Excused absence forms may be secured
from the Dean of Men or the Dean of
Women for one of the following reasons:
a.

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The' f.ollowing regulations governing excused and unexcused absences for all stuhave

the faculty sponsor and approv~d by
Dean of Instruction.
2. If the student does not secure his excuse
from the Dean of Men or the Dean of
and present it to the instructor
..within
seven days after the absence, the

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for

absence and tardiness rests at all times upon
the individual involved. He must take the
initiative in planning for making up work

dents

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course three unexcused absences will resuit in lowering
the grade one letter;

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for all unexcus~d
in a three-credit

four unexcused absences will result in
expulsion from class with failure.
Whenever a student has been absent
from any course more than twenty per

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cent of its total class hours, the teacher
in ~harge shall report the case .to the
ChaIrman of. the Absence CommIttee.
No student whose absences fro.m any
course exceed twenty ~er cent .of Its total
class hours. s~al.l receIve credIt for ~hat
~o.urs~.In indIvIdual caseswhere obvIous
InJus~ce

would

result

from

of

each

quarter.

ASSEMBLY
h W d d
. teen
h
tI
t
acb d e nes ay. morning
ref s u'
h
d ..
ent 0 y meets In t e au Itonum or a
period of worship and entertainment. The.
programs are varied and consist of lectures
by prominent thinkers, musical recitals, plays,
skiis, movies, and important announc.ements.
A committee of students meets wIth the
faculty sponsors to plan the programs.
Every student at Edinboro is required to
attend. An assembly seating list will be pre'
pared with seats assigned and attendance
will be checked. The list of absentees willi
be filed in the office of the Dean of Iw
struction.
matically lowers
Each by
unexcused
one pointabsence
the totalauto'
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The Student'F~cul~y C~uncil consi.dersa~d
enacts much legIslatIon In connectIo~ wIth
campus problems. Probably its most ~mpor'
tant
function
dent'Activity

is the
budgeting
Fund.
The
Council

of
the
meets

Stu'
regu'

larly and is always ready to listen to and
discuss any new prqposal for college prog'
ress. Council meetings. ~re. open to any of
the

student

body who wIsh to attend.
membet:s
are elected
by the

stu'

dent body and facu.lty. and. serve for two
semesters. MembershIp In thIs group should
b e consl.d ered a very h.Igh honor.
CONSTITUTION
Revised 1948

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cumulation of quality points which the stu,
dent has earned toward graduation:

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Student Council

enfQrcement'

of thIs rule, the A?sen.ce CommIttee of
the Faculty may waIve It.
9. Reports of a.bsences,both excused and
unexcused, will be sent to parents at the
end

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Name
...
The name of thIs organ!~atIon sha11b e t h e
Studen~,Faculty Co'operatIve Government of
the Edmboro State Teachers College.
ARTICLE II
While

.appreciating
Purpose
deeply the provinc.e

and functIons of the Tru~tees, College Presl'
dent, Dean of InstructIon, the Dean of.

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Women, Bursar and other officials and fac'

(1

ulty committees and members, organi~.ed
chiefly for administering the business and In'

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struction
of
the faculty,

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and

college,
we,
the
President

the
of

.
isting and to be organi~ed are vested ih 'a

.Council,

students,
the
Col,

cluding
th~
the Council,
the College.

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ulty

lege, feel that there still remains Un?ccupied
a large pro~ising
field for cooperative serv'
Accordingly,

we

do

hert;by

declare

that:

the purpose of ~he Co:operative Gover~~e?t
is to take .o:-,erIncreas!nglr the responsIbilIty
for .orgaru~lng and dIr.ectlng purely student,
affaIrs,. t.o co:operate WIth the proper colleg~

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authorIties

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In

matters

of

student

welfare,

and to seek constantly to make the college
a better agency for developing effective citi'
~ens and teachers.
ARTICLE III
M.em bersh'IP.
The membershIp ~f this Co'operative Gov'
ernment shall consIst of all ~tudents, all
faculty members, and the PresIdent of the
College.
ARTICLE

IV

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follows:

(a) legislative functions in relation to all
student and studenwaculty agencies now ex'

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exec'!tive functiohs, in'

of any. measure
p~ssed
vested In the President

and
sponsors

student
are

existing

stude'nt ,faculty

o!"gani~ations
continue

to

by
of

in

with
their

fac'
pres'

ent form and to function as at present until
such time as they may be modified either
by vote of the Council and approved by. the
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..College

College

President
President.

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or

by

direction

ARTICLE

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of

the

V

Membership, Elecion! Officers
' of the CounCIl
Section
1. The Student
Faculty,members,
Council
shall
be composed
of seventeen

~ight of whom -four
men and four women
-shall
be students elected by the several
'classes,
a representative from the Reeder Hall
Council, a representative from the Haven

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Hall
men,

General Organization
Section 1. The functions of this Co'
operative Government shall be distributed as

veto
are

Section 2. The
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and (b)

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a

a representative

representatIve

of

of

off'campus

off'campus

women,

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a chairman, elected by popular vote, a faculty
member electt;d by the faculty,. a faculty

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member

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appointed

by

the

PresIdent,

the

Dean °LMen and the Dean of Women.
Section 2. Methods of election:
To be eligible for election to the Council

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students should be outstanding in character
and ability and have a college record Df bet'
ter than a "C" average.
Each

claS$

shall

elect

annually,

at

the

elect

class

me~hod shall be used to

representatives:

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of three whIch
shall
the cl~ss at least two

nominations

membership

for

each

on

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Cou~cil

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for

,

upper

three

classes

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by the end of the first quarter f~r freshmen,
and ..for the second semester electIon, by February 15. From. this. ~roup of ~o~inations,
with
or without
addItIOnal
nominations
that
may be made from
the floor,
the class shall
elect by ballot
its two representatives
on the
Council.
.
Othe,

groups

shall

elec~

their

election
later

the

,

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,

and

h?urs
candIdates

than

]

before

take
February

place
15,

the
at
at

an
which

will speak about his
the
S,tudent-Faculty

Government.

Following

shall
by

appoint
shall

before
shall

the
be

elect

electIon.

The

assembly
time

not
each

aims or plans
Co-operative

the .speeches, the

the

ChaIrman

of

the

ballot.

Sect!on 3. Any student vacancy on th.e
shall be filled for the balance of hIS
term
same

.regular
this

at a special
elec~on
cond.ucted
in the
manner
as herem
prescrIbed
fo,
the
election
or appointment.
Nothing
in
Constitution
shall prevent
the election

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of
Erie,.

.ceedmg
[:

forty-eight
of
all

hours

candidate
regarding

-.Council
L

representa-

tives by popular vote prIor to October 1.
The chairman shall be elected in the fol:.
18

l~st
Names

shall

students
Council

,

L

at

twen~y-fQur

L

names shall be posted
on the
board
of the college
for one
the election,
which
~ust
be
the

who

posted on the official bulletin boar~ at least

L
1

class
shall
of
three,

ballot, be presented to the secretary of the

L

completed, for the first semester electIon, by
October

the
junior
committee

Chairman of the Council.
In addition, any
junior may be eligible for this office if a
petition signed by twenty-five
students, requesting that his name be placed on the

,

.election.

a nominating
committee
submit
at a meeting
of

of

!1°~inate
at least ~wo persons from the
JUnIor class as candIdates for the office of

The president of each claS$shall.appolnt

Council.
These
official
bulletin
week
prior
to

president
a nominating

be'

ginning of the first semester, a woman, and,
at the beginning
of the second semester, a
man the men and women each to serve for
two 'semesters. During the first quarter of the
first semester the freshmen class shall also
elect annually a man to represent it for one
semester.

The following

lowing
manner: As soon as possible after,
the opening
of the second semester, the"

]

any

student
or

s~all

doing
prevent

student
any

teaching
student

in
from

suc-

hImself or herself..I
Section 4. The other officers of the Coun19

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cil,

which

shall

retary,

shall

cil

from

after

be

be
its

the

vice-chairman

ahosen
stude.nt

new

.0

in

1.

co-operation
ram
for

g

Section

2.

supervise
all

the

Section

dent

or
Section

To

Athletic

mittees

may

committees
(student

appointed

by

approval

the
To

the

and

of

faculty

~he

bodIes

co-operate

control

least

slon

oj

the

five
b,e

0
l

Council
]

with
or

In

the

of

any

20

the

some
assessment,
Student

LJ

College
properly
col-

re~ary

Activity

or

by
a

or,
the
of

for

the

any

the

Council

of

Presi-

students

the

or
the

vice-chair-

preside;
shall

the

brought

meetings

absence,
shall

for
of

College
the

assembly

his

one

business
Body

of

such

least

work

Student

Council
the

not

expul-

semester
the

Cou~cil,

in

are

at

each

transacting

At

of

which

interpreting

the

faculty
penalties

possible

representatIve

faculty.

ChaIrman.
man

cases

assembly

for

the

College

provide

to

It

dent,

upon.

punishment.

To

.and

or

members

to

w"drrant

severe

general.lnterest
before

the

acted

the

to

of

faculty

recommend

dl~clphnary

pu!pose

I
once
'

meetings

suggestions

and

study

g

meetings
' I

of

.of

8.

ap:
and

controllin

specla

constructIve

To

other

State'
are

College

other

students

serious

general

the

dues

the

hold
regular
add'
tI '
t
I
on
?

.Presl~e~t

Section

by
or

or

pa;
~el-

0
0

in

or
and

T

7..

or

assess

of

investIgated

specIfic

'

~ouncll
WIth

.e

for

com-

should

6
h '

SectIon

s~fficlently

Council

to

fees

PresIdent

rom.

i

s.aid

f when

the

students

the

agencies

Trustees,

!1~eded

or

the

of

supported
the

'

a

that

vote

actIvIties,

the

Section
h
eac
mont

the

~rust~es,

authority

at

of

r

These

and

Board
agency.

co-

faculty

majo!i!>:

that
by

s

dues

adequately

chltiilbms.

~ ,

or

for

proved

( ]
l

by

not

the
Com-

purely

have

ChaIrman

Council,

delegated
lectio~,

the

as

These

~aculty)

of
5.

stu':

purpose.

should
and

and

Se,ction

renew

fees,

recommenda.tion

provIde

as,
r

Publicity

same

student

PresIdent,

of

needed,

with

the

standing

]

.

L

such

etc.

co-operate
for

the

as

Committee,

mem?ers

~

and

any

committees

Committee,

committees

provided

pro-

submi.tted
of

provide,

House

mittee,

fare

agencies.

upon

agroee

l

!

activities

may

,

]

other
the

to

agency.

standing

following:

from

act

social

or

upon

I

dIrect,

.
improve,

organi2;ation

4.

a
y

and

student-faculty

operative

and

the
faculty,
student
bod

To

Fee

L

student-faculty

the

I

]

office.

organl2;e,

organi2;ation

3.
for

taken

integrate,

and

(

Council

0 ..'
Initiate,

To

students

quests

the

with
entire

the

sec-

~ouw

VI

of

To

a

the

ImmedIately

has

ARTICLE

SectIon

b~

members

presIdent

Duties

and

annually

~

the
record

secthe

minutes.

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ARTICLE

VII

Powers of the President of the College
Because

of

the

nature

of

the

office

Qouncil of Education,
and the Govthe ~resident is an .ex-c;'fficio member
commIttees and to hIm 1S reserved the
and right of final approval of all acts,
and regulations
that may be devised

[

]

Section

1.

In

order

to

co-ordinate

cre

f

its

0

h

eac

.

orgam~a-

Fund
tion

as provided
for
1. Disbursements

in Article
shall be

VIII,
made

Secupon

duly authori~ed requisitions of each organi~ation.
'-

, ]

Section 3. There shall be an annual audit
of the General Control Fund made by an
auditing committee of three, one representing the student body, one the faculty, and
one the President of the College. This audit

,
!
[

]

shall be published
or posted
of each college year.

at the

beginning

Section 4. To prepare and submit to the
Faculty, the President, and any other inter[

]

and

control the funds of the several studentfaculty activities and organi~ations either now
existing or that may be created, all funds
belonging to or collected by the several organi~ations.
shall, when requested by the
Council
be deposited
in and disbursed
through
a Genera1 Control Fund of which
the President of the College and the Bursar

or other faculty member or members may
be custodians.
Section 2. The Bursar or any delegated
member of the faculty of t~e Co~lege, may,
aPproval
u on request
of the
of the
President
Councilof subject
the College,
to the

ested
persons
by
for
the
succeeding

May

1,
school

a

tentative
year
of

budget
the
dis-

bursement of Student Activity Funds; and
to prepare and submit to students, faculty,
[

]

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.

I

the President, and other interested perso~s
by October 1, a final bu~~et for the dl~bursement of Student ActIvIty Funds. ThIs
duty is to be ptrformed
by a committee,
known as the Budget Committee, to consist

of at least th~ee students and. t;wa faculty
members appomted by the ChaIrman of the
..Student
Council.
ARTICLE IX

]

k~ep individual and separate accountsbf the

22

and

:
i

or offered.

ARTICLE VIII
F'Inances

funds

tion included within the Genera! Control

,

of the

President of the College and his responsibilities to the Board of Trustees, the State
Superintendent of Public Instruct;ion, the
State
ernor,
of all
duty
rules

[

severa!

Ratification
and Amendments
Section
1. ThIs qonstltutlon
shall go mto
effect as soon as ratIfied by the approval of

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the President of the College 'and by a twothirds vote of the faculty. and student body
present when such vote IS taken.
Section 2. T~is Constituti~n. may bel.
amende.d or revIsed by a majorIty vote of
t~e entIre stu?ent body and the fac:u~ty,provlded th~t sal? am~~dment or revlslo~ first
be

submItted

the

In

President

them,

and

of
then

wntln!(

to

the

College,

posted

for

REGULA nONS
CARS

the
two

CouncIl

and

approved

by

to

register

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[

REGULATIONS
FOR WOMEN
Section One -Women's
Hours

]

Regular Permissions:
A. Regular hours shall be observed by
women students according to the fol-

]

lowing
women

I

cars

with

(2nd
One
the

are

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]

the

.One

1]

RECREATION ROOM
..B.
temporaryofrecreatIon
operates
In
theA basement
Normal center
Hall on
weekday

I ]

evenings from 6:30 to 8:00 P.M. except.
evenings when a major social function or
athletic event is scheduled. Ping-pong, danc-

only
must
dormitory
after
part

of

these
the

ing, and cards are featured. This is a project of
the
Student-Faculty
Co-operative.
Council.

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;
ten

0

9:90 P.M.
per week.
9.30

clock

per

P ,M.
week.

Junl.ors
Seniors
Saturday

10:00 P.M.
10:00 P.M.
11:00 P.M.
All women students
Sunday
10:00 P.M.
All women students
Regulations concerning special late
permission
be given students bv
the
Dean ofwill
Women.
.

i

I

seme,ster)
ten 0 clock

Sophomores

Dean

of Men and to obtain ~ campus license
sticker. Car permission may be removed at
any time for reckless driving on campus.

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Not
in

Freshmen (1st semester) ...8.30 P.M.

CAMPUS

the

be

Monday
residence.
through Friday -

CONCERNING

ON

schedule.
students

or other
student
residence
hours,
but
in the
private

[ ]

weeks.

Students retaining cars in Edinboro
required

I

II.

A.

..
General ProVIS:Ons
Whenever

a woman

student's

name

appears on the Dean of Instruction's
list of students doing unsatisfactory
work, i.e., work below standard, her

25

I
i

p~rmissions are to be curtailed c:>r
wIthdrawn by the Dean of Women In,
an amount at least to correspond
proportionately

B

to

the

hours

of

II

b

]

ta

PermiS6ions

en.
for

absences

from

2. For the night.

[

Dean

.l

"

of Women.

a

I .en M
]

A.

.lowing

-

providing

B.
I
J
I

1]
I

]

end when a general permission is.
granted.

W

in

Saturday

other

she
writing

than

registers
with

u

Men

en

the

her

her
Dean

omen.

s

m

omen

students

s

must

residences

not

.

eSI d ences:
loiter

immediately

in
fol-

meals.

I]

[

spend

room

Section Two -Guests
St d t . W
' R
women's

l

3 Out of town.
.Before leaving, except in case of
short hikes a student must secure
permission 'of her parents and of
going
to her
home over
the week-.
the
Dean
of Women;
except
when

26

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A student is required to secure the
written permission of her parents
the

may
in

intention

and shows at the local theater.

of

stUdent

own..

resl-

dences are granted as follows:
During the day:
1. In Edinboro.
All students may visit approved
women's residences and busi~ess
places and attend church servIces

and

A

]

k
een

On the campus, but from one's
own room.
nights

.
c.

[

4.

work

reported as unsatisfactory.
Th
D
f W
'
Oflic
keeps
.e
ean
0 II omen.. s
e
d
f
f
h
a recor 0 a permIssIons or eac
person. Women will be notified indivi dually when their permissions have
a

l ,II ]

1. Men students who are with women
regjdents may stay in the parlor
until nine o'clock.
Aften ten o'clock on Moriday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday; eleven o'clock on Saturday; and
ten o'clock on Sunday, only women
students returning from social engagements
with
out-of-town
entertain
their
escorts

in

escorts
may
the
music

room or parlor of their re$idence.
~omen students returning f~om soclal engagements may entertaIn such
guests there until their permission
C. Men
ends.are not permitted to remain in
Haven Hall between the breakfast
hour and the lunch hour.

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D.

Men and women guests must always
conduct themselves in accordancewith.
accepted standards of good taste.
Violations of such standards will re'
suIt in loss of privileges.
Se
Th
H
H nH
C un 1
ctlon
ree -aven
a
ouse
0 CI
.omen
The ~~ven. Hall House CouncIl a.cts as
the admlms~ratlve bo.dy for t~e exe.cu~lonof
the regulatIons herem described; It IS also
an Advisory Council for student problems.
The Council is made up of women students

.

elected
side in

.

for one semester
Haven
Hall.

by

those

who

will

be admitted

',

,

(3) canoeing and boating
( 4) skating
(5) riding in automobiles
(6) visiting away from home or college
depend upon the action of the Dean of
W
as d etermme
. d b y .md..IVIduaI requests

from parents. Forms will be sent to parents
for recording their requests.
.
..B~cause
of the danger of accIdents, per'
"

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]
' .the

.is

[ ]

..of

,
[

]

l

]

at the time

for which their admission has been granted.
..,. FIve -Parents
.Edinboro
Section
PermIssIons
Women st~dents' permissions for:
(1) goIng home weekends
(2) swimming

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]
(

re'

The Council.borough
Officers are:
P~esident
June Leopold Mancht;ster
VIce' PresIdent
Dorothy Sullrvan
Secretary
Johanna Brown
Tre~surer .:
Natalie H~meniuk
S?clal Cha!rman
Sally Hollingshead
FIre Captam
Colleen Foley
Section Four -Locking
of Doors
All doors are locked at ten o'clock by the
night watchman. Women students having
late permissions

0

[J
(. )

mIssIons
students
day

of part;nts
~ust
be gr~nted
bef?re
may
ride
m automobiles.
During
all students
may ride
within
the

their but
parents'
in the limits
Dean'sif office,
after permission
6:00 P.M.
students must have the additio~al perm~ss~on
the Dean of Women. SpecIal permIssIon
from the Dean of Women must be obtained
for all trips outside the borough of Edinboro.
Women students are not permitted to
leave for home after an evening college func'
tion of any kind, except by special written
permission from her pa~ents, which must be
m the Dean of Women s office two days be'
fore the event.

Permission to maintain automobiles in
must be filed on blanks provided
for that purpose by the Dean of Women.
No women under twenty'one years of age
will be permitted to maintain automobiles in
Edinboro.

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t (if
...
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The use of or the possession of alcoholic
beverages by women students is strictly for'
bidden, Failure to com,ply with, th,is regula'
tion

may

cause

suspensIon

or

dIsmIssal

Mamtenance

1 ' Rooms
,

]

I
,

to

rooms

IS

by

the

.Typewriters

.

hC

30

Hall

4.

Absence

willing

able

desk phone
from

must become

telephone

and

system

to

answer

the

at all times.

Campus

the

campus

the

,

[J
[

life
not
the
pro-

IS requIred

destination,

for

an

absence

and

forms

to regIster

expected

provided

time
at

and upon returning,
.
5. Qwet

the

her name,

of

return

Haven

I

on

Hall

desk,

the time of her return.

Evening
quiet hours are desirable and
arranged by House action. Night quiet hours,
,except
Saturday,
are from 8:00 P,M.
to
10:30 P,M,;
11:00 P.M.
to 7:00 A,M,
S~turday; midnight
to 9:00 A.M.
Sunday.
.J

'

[J

PIanos
hour

[ J

P,M,

not

outside

played

during

these

room.

may

not

be

used

after

11 :00

by special permission

of the

Council.

6, Calrers and Guests
(a) Guests fo r overnI ' ht or f or th e
should

b

I '

e

I J

be

the

excepting

Dormitory

room

11

must

s" Radl' os may be p 1ayed at any tIme
'
except durIng the night quiet hours, provided that they are tuned so they cannot be
heard

,

Fire regulations and the protection
of
and property
require that students do
smoke in ,their
rooms or elsewhere in
"
college buIldIngs
except where specIal
VISIons are ma e y t e
0 ege.
b

]

Dean

Smoking

d

Haven

Hall

campus

leaving

of Women or her agent. Keys are procured
from the Office of the Bursar. Rooms must
be kept clean and ready for inspection
at
all times. Tacks, scotch tape or nails in
walls are not permitted.
The electric wiring
is not the type for heating appliances; therefore, electric irons and hot plates are not
permitted.
, ,
,
, Damagefi
b to' furnIshIngs
h
d or ' walls h will If resultd
m a n,e, emg c arge ~gamst t e 0 en er.
The ~Immum
charge will be one dollar, to
be paId to the College Bursar.

,

ready,

a student
made

th,e,

of more th~n one ,hour, and ~fter 5:30 P.M"

,

AssIgnment

with
be

]

Problems

[

2.

familiar
and

[

Six

..Before

Donmtory

I

3, Telephone
All residents of Haven

from

the college.
Section

[

t

n

d

ro

g

uce

31

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upon

arnva

I

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0

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This
room,
locate

32
In
t e
a~emen
t

0
girls

o~ders

(

than

late.r

not

In

report

must

All

A,

In

listed

h?urs

the

beyond

last

..,

etc.,

movies,.

games,

lectures,

as

such

tions,

func-

colle~e

all

of

evenings

the

On

(d)

]

.9.

Saturday.

P.M.

:00

11

and

daily

P.M.

may

10:00

at

guests

to

closed

is

hall

The

(c)

.,

year.

college

the

of

day

first

the

to

apply

not

does

This

room.

her

to

[

student

woman

a

accompany

they

mission

)

homes

per-

special

by

unless

lobby,

dormitory

the

Women

In

entertained

be

must

students

women

of

filed

gues.ts

masculine.

other

and

Fathers

(b)

person.

[

ra!lge~ents

per

cents

fifty

is

lodging

overnight

for

other

Charge..

Women.

of

Dean

the

by

provided

granted,

cards

on

register

must

guests

Overnight

[

hostess.

the

wI~h

rests

regulations

these

with

nated

guests

acq~alntlng

for

responsib!lity

the

that

r

and

.ho.stess,

their

governing

regulatlons

the

,!,he

follow

will

gue~ts

th:at

un~erstood

is

It

homes.

.'

n

om

0

ean

e

t

at

talne

~om

.

.

ffice

O

s

.

e

W

f

D

g

h

en.

d

mus

ob-

be

to

are

forms

istration

Re

h

t

w

ere

regls

e

must

guest

.

b

f'

O

Dean

the

th

'

I

d

t

(

Every

arrives.

guest

the

before

made

be

must

.linen

for

Arrangements

only.

nights

.

Saturday

dormitory

the

in

guests

overnight

.dent

All

Council

(

have

may

Students

men

W

f

D

h

[ ]
necessary.

IS

33
im-

is

all

get

to

is

object

The

follows

everyone

that

see

to

tak.e~

b~

care

greatest

and

participate,

must

month.

a

once

least

at

held

are

drills

Signals:

Fire

A:

Regulations

Fire

mother.

house

the

by

granted

be

councils

dormitory

women's

the

by

granted

ordinarily

Permission

campus.

on

dents

re~i-

t?

rules.aI?plying

the

general,

In

follow,

to

expected

are

own

their

than

~ther

In

Edlnboro

In

living

students

..

9?mmi.ttee.

Housing

the

by

and

approved,

received,

a~e

blanks

plicatIon

ap-

the

until

temporary

only

are

ar-

individual

arrangement,

off-campus

any

of

case

the

in

As

however.

automatically

not

is

homes

these

in

live

]

to

Permission

Houses.

Approved

as

desig-'

officially

been

have

which

residences

the

of

list

a

has

Committee

Housi~g

own

their

in

living

are

students

such

nless

u

President

the

0

approva

e

t

ave

.

f

I

h

stu

dormitories

the

outside

IVlng

ents

1",

Speed

safely.

.hall

ImpliCitly.

girls

Fire

]

d

the

~f

..out

must

]

Regulations

Off.Campus

8.

]

Stu-

College

the

of

project

a

is

Hall:

Haven

]

]

[]
[
Silence

peratlve.

f

fullctlon.

the

of

close

the

after

students

which

o.

b

h

Room

Recreation

hour

all

ean 0

.

.
The

one

t e

d

7

-1

-~-

..

"

-n
B.
I.

Fire

Drill

When

fire

Procedure:
alarm

r

Close
Turn

the win.dows.
on the lights,

3.

Put

4.
5.
6,

Put on shoes. ..
Have
a to~el
m one hand.
~tand
o~tsld.e clo~ed door of room
tll captaIn
gives signal to start.
When

f

L

heavy

Captain
h

nearest

dered

2.

by

Residents
resi.dents
ThIs

Ill.

fire

fire

of
of

signal

to

prevents

]

start,

uw

l"

ob-

L

own

side

to'

exit

(as

or-

captaIn).

each

floor
abo~e

congestion

will

wait

have
on

until

the

staIr'

3.

4.

If

be

leaving

put
for

on

or

the

taken

night,

from
students

~~IIIIIIII

OF

STUDENTS'

THE

ROOM

not
living
relax
in

in the
the Day

]

The

parlors

women

of

Haven

students.

Hall

Also

are

available

open

to

for

use

ours.

L

]
.REGULA

l

]
.~nd

l

.l

room.

nONS

accordance

]

l ]

FOR

MEN

STUDENTS

Men's
regulations
for Reeder
Hall are cow
trolled
by the Reeder
Hall
House
Council
the Dean
of Men.
The
House
Cou~cil
IS elected
by the ~en
students
and consIsts
of one representatIve
of each class.
The

must

notify
the floor captain.
.good
The fire chief or Dean of Women
wli\
sound the alarm for fire drills.
In case
L
of real fire, the person nearest the alarm
box should
give the signal.

34

USE

'
I R
.
. th S
IS
e ocl.a
?om m t h e b a~ement 0 f Haven
d1!nng
the
regular
dHall, . t whlC hh IS open

vacate.d.

w~y,
MIscellaneous:
1. Fire escapes are to be used only for fire'
drills
or in case of actual fire.
2. No clothing
other
than that
specified
must

'

DAY

THE

Student
Room,
located
in the basement
at
the end of Normal
Hall,
whenever
they do
not have a class during
the day. This
room
is open daily from
7:30 A.M.
to 6:00 P.M.
and Saturdays
from 7:30 A.M.
to 12:00 noon,
all

escape
or
.ormlory

floor

FOR

All
women
who
are
dormitory
may study. or

I

'

serve t e 0 oWIng
ru es:
1
Walk
down
corridor
on
.the

]
' ,

coat,

gives

II

REGULATIONS

.WOMEN'S

1.
2.

II.

,

,

rings:

on a long

-

main

insistence
with

the

is

that

accepted

behavior
standards

be

in
of

tas~e. All
men
are expected
to cooperate
m
respect
to
the
matter
of
all
women's
regulations.
No man is permitted
to
be in Haven
Hall
Lobby
until
after
6:40
in the evening,
at which
time he is to be in

35

i

r-

the company of a woman student. All men
are expected to enter and leave Haven Hall
by the north entrance at mealtimes. Men
must

appear

in

jacket

sweaters,

sports

shirts

With

ties

must

be

worn

WIth

[

]

jackets.

or suit coats, all with collared shirts at each
evening meal Monday through Friday. At
the Sat~rday .eve~ing meal and Sund.ay noon
meal

[ .l
[

]

Men students are asked to use the Mead,
vine Street walk when returning to the
dormitories after 7:00 P.M., except when
the.y are escorting women to the campus
residences.
[
No intoxicating drinks may be brought
into the dormitory. No men students are
permitted the use of alcoholic beverages..'
anywhere, at any time, while they are ma'
triculated at Edinboro State Teachers CoI- [

men who smoke will use metal ash

36

living
way

off-campus
from
those

are
not
segregated
living
on
campus.

pertai?ing
applYing

to
i:>

the.
men

~ff-campus
living

~roup.
in

the

college

dormitory apply to those outside the dormitory.

[ ]

All

lems
Rules.

jackets or suit coats.

trays
For ,safety reasons
use ..0
of any elec"
.'
tncal appliances IS not permitted In the.
dormitory or rooming houses.
h "c"
, ,.
All men maintaining
a grade less t an '.
.,
In .any subject ~iII be e~pected to be m
their rooms. studYIng by 9.00 P.M., Monday.
through Fnday.

.Men
In
any

FOR OFF-CAMPUS MEN

They .have a reptesentative in the Student
Council who helps advise and settle prob-

sport

lege. Any misconduct resulting from the use
of alcoholic beverages in Edinboro
or else'
where is subject to disciplinary action.

REGULATIONS

'
]

']

[ ]
[ ]
[ ]

Sa-lEOULIN G SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
To avoid conflict it has been necessary to
have one central office where all social events
can be sched~led. This scheduling duty has
been delegated to the Director of Student
Pers?nnel. No social event in which women
are Involved ~ay be scheduled until all the
necessary req~lrements for chaperones,
etc. have been met and the approval
Dean ,~f Women
has been given.
advertising any evening activity, it is

hours,
of he
Before
neces-

Sa;~alt°Ca~:~d th.e ~htivi~ recorded on the
f S d
Par In I e 0 ce of the Director
tu ent ersonne
..
' Th~ Director ,of Student Personnel, acting
In this scheduling capacity, represents the
d
d .t .
Colle g e Social Comml.ttee an,unerlsmstructlo~, seeks to maintain a well,balanced
and satisfactory social program. Permission
for scheduling an event may be denied when

37

i

r38
of

Dean

the

or

Men

of

Dean

the

and

dent

Personnel,

Student

of

DIrector

the

sponsor,

Therefore,

the

to

approval

for

~riting

in

submitted

s

a

be

shall

program

initiation

public

Any

tion

tIme.

any

at

Istered

.sponsor,

admm-

be

0

shall

.punishment

physical

.No

Itles.

o

INITIATIONS
[

dIscussIon,

tiyities.

CLUB

AND

FRATERNITY

It

College.

the

of

dent

Presi'

the

by

approved

be

must

room

any

of

[

cases

use

Evemng

Office.

Instruction's

of

Dean

'

the

thro~gh

administered

is

purposes

activity

to

and

meeting

for

rooms

of

Assignment

boro

.

date.

the

of

cancellation

in

result

j

may

regulation

this

with

comply

to

Failure

actIvIty.

the

of

date

the

before

week

one

1

.1e.ast

at

Office

Personnel

Student

of

Director

by

approved

and

completed

be

to

is

form

the

to

returned

and

advisor

organization

the

The

event.

social

major

a

planning

2;ation

organi'

any

by

Women,

of

Dean

the

of

office

In

the

or

'Personnel

Student

of

Director

the

of

The

.

office

eitherthe

at

obtail1ed

be

to

is

Trips,'

pubhc

and

Function

Social

Student

form,

A

q~estl<?n.

actlvlty}n

the

discourage

to

no

activiti~s.?n

seem

w?uld

c?lIege

.t~e

in

standards

academi~

high

of

maintenance

the

when

or

crowded

The

tlon

qver'

seems

orgam2;atl0n

parti<;ular

a

for

V:-'°men

Calendar

the

or

Calen.dar.

Social

general

the

[']

[

.,

[

1

39

stu-.

study.

of

course

perhaps

is

college

participa-

of

value

educational

club

a

becomes

never

teacher

a

If

activ-

student

of

promotion

keeping,

record

law,

parliamentary

of

techniques.

the

with

fa~iljar

and

certain

or

each

that

in

activities

the

ge?eral

the

to

club

some

of

some

of

that

as

Even

accustomed

!

athletics.

from

advisable

seems

it

these

in

~~d

becomes

member

a

becomes

great

college

aside

activi~y

other

]

in

student

every

that

Important

very

IS

Therefore,

groups.

student

<?ther

and

~lu~s

]

sp~nsor

to

expected

be

will

teacher

the

of

percentage

large

a

I?

actIvItIes.

school

c

and

hfe

communIty

In

.1e.a?ershlp

assume

e~.pected

?e

will

t~acher

~

becomes

and

Ediw

from

graduates

who

person

Every

PROGRAM

EXTRA-CURRICULAR

undesIrable.

]

are

attention

undue

attract

which

action.s

any

or

dress

of

mode

Any

usual.

as

proceed

may

work

classroom

that

manner

a

such

conducted

be

shall

program

initiation

general.

In

the

dIsturb

whIch

tIme

any

at

~ctlYltles

and

~ours

~lass

~uring

campus

no

include

shall

program

initiation

begins.

initia'

the

before

week

one

least

.at

I[[I.]1
L1
,

ac'

i

or

activity

may

be

set

up

;
I
(

petition
of not fewer than fifteen students
with the approval of the Committee on Student Activities.
3. All o~ganizations will provide for regular meetings
No

m~etin
f
It
c

own Faculty
f
0

..d
ItieS

ty

f
an

0

f

approva

.

or

be

e

th

er

omml

P
.e

IVI

b

mem

t

.d

tt

y

t

without

IS

0

concerne

h

at
se

C

1. tS

f

en

Activities

FRESHMAN

an

0

th

ColI
e

)

Th

I

( ]

early

qouncil
has
establ.ished
tlons.
The
rules
will
be

T

(

each

I..
]

S

ay,

b

ep~em

f H
.
0 B omecommg
b
.
y

qua

0

er

the freshmen
the Student

!reshman
m effect

regulabetween

an

evemng

11,

d

t

he

res

..

man

cus

oms

m

th

Splnt,
stu ent
h. heac .11
k can
h. acquire

Itles

w
of

lC
his

WI

ma

college:

e
an

1m

a

attitude

.

.

D
t b t 13
f ayh' 0 coer.

servIng

member

wort

of

e

t e
h

y

friend-

liness towards all other college students, a
respect for the standards of his school; and
a familiarity
with its special "trade marks"
I

]

[

]

-its
Alma
Mater,
songs.
In
addition,
learn that he belongs

particular,

semester.

The

veterans.
1. The

[ ]

its cheers,
and its own
the
new
student
will
to the freshman
class in

to the college as a whole.

followin~

members

(b) Participation
report
of each individual member, of the office polders, attend-

40

d

ues

'

e

report to be turned
of the Committee on

CUSTOMS

In an effo~t to help. orient
college lIfe at Edmboro,

,to

tel

e~e.

may be secured
of Instruction.

:

shall be to record
and report
and program
as follows:

(a) A membership
over to the Chairman
Student

I

00

Facult.y AdvIsor IS not to be resp~n.slble. for
p~anmng. the. pr.<>gram of ~he actIvity sInce
his relatIonshIp IS only advisory.
6. Each activity is to have a Secretary,
whose
duty it
its membership

Blanks for all these reports
from
the office of the Dean

Stud en t A ct IV.proper
ee on

t

~esl

held

presen.
.
t

(I

b.
h
su Ject to td e consent
d
h

ac

Advisor

I

acu
I

the

u

.

.ac

of

shall
g d .

acu
y a visor
I b
t ..

h

C

t

eas
one
5
E

th

4.

I

]

on

h

club

[ ]

.

A

'

ance at meetings, and contribution
to the
program. This report is to go to the Dean
of Instruction
at the end of the semester.
(c) A mont~ly report of the activities of
the club to be given the Chairman of the
Committee
on Student Activities.

d

2.

['J

h

In the College year of 1951-52, the foJlowing plan of extra-curricular
activities will
be in effect:
1. At the beginning of the semester each
student will be given the opportunity
to
choose any club or activity in which he is
interested.

of

rules
the

wearing

shall

freshman

of

41

apply
class

dinks

is

to

all

except

required.

~

(I}
These
should
be purchased
on Registration
Day and are to be worn
from that time until
the .~°.nclusion
of
the
Ho~ecoming
Day
Actlvlt:es.
be

on

worn

In

Room,

~3.

classrooms,

or

2.
card

October

on

Dlnks

In

the

shoul~

College

All freshmen
bearing
their

the
3.

or

classes

awards,

such

as

be prepared
to
one
week
after

5.
6.

will

7
All
regulations

f

all

ash stated

.res

men

football
game,

8.

Freshmen

Friday

carry

at

a

for

all

copy

times

. 11

in

it.

WI

be

1.

I

will

d

para

gather

Enforcement

to

t

by

Always

the

be

greeting

forbidden

Student

ready

to

Council

with

when

an

these

42

]

2.

a

you,

impose

or

cheery,

meet

upperclassman

to

Its

or

a

cour'
a

fellow

faculty

class'

fi

(]

best

school

spirit.

Make

your

school.

times. 4.

Always

present

a

well'groomed

ap'

pearance.

material

.5.

[

Attend
Go to
]

held

7.

Try

classes
church

to

get

and assembly
on Sunday.
eight

hours

regularly.

sleep

every

night.

Day.

regulations

good

the

3.. Be courteous
a~rJ well .behaved,
ob,
s~rvlng
the
best rules
of etiquette
at all

erst

be

Develop

school

Home'
..6.

suitable

Homecoming
of

(

the
pre'

h

e

Bonfir~

before

are

regulations
by
by
the
Student

Tribunal.

member,

which
upper'
customs
or

game,.
a!1d also the
an~
Sit In a g.roup.

Homecoming

mght

of
these
penali~ed

be

that

TIPS TO FRESHMEN

()

fac'

of

a~d

answer
any questions
may
ask concerning

hom.e
coming

the.

doors

whomever

mate.

must

Handbook

pared to
classmen

only

I

upperclassmen.

Freshmen

Student

open

Councilor

any
type
of ha~ing
upon
freshmen.
Any
st';ldent
or g:oup
.violating
~his regulation
will
be penah~ed
by the Tribunal.
12. Any
additional
regulations:
will
~e

teous

Freshmen
and

Infractions
will

designated

be worn.

freshmen
must
:'Alma
Mater"

10.

added

letters

begin.

ulty

9.

]

I

high.
These
on the back

the Student
designates.

Council
s Tribunal.
11. All
students

(

shall wear a 10 x 10 inch
names
and addresses
in

school

shall

All
the

]
,freshme?

[]

high

sweaters,

fo:

I

Dlmng

wearer.
No

4.
sing

[

':lot

with
body

Sundays.

letters
not less than two inches
shall be suspended
by a string
of

I

8.
lies

Put

property.

[ ]43

your

name

on

all

your

personal

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CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
Alpha Delta Sorority
The Iota Cha
ter
of thec h Alpha
Delta
Sorority ..
is
one
0
t h e seven
apters
In
.
t h e
State

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8.00- 8.50 A.M.

8:55- 9:45 A.M.
9:50-10:40A.M.
,. 10:45-11:35A.M.
Afternoon
Period
Time

5

~
Po

Morning
.Time

2.
3.
4.

[]

'

J

Teachers

Colleges

of

Pennsylvania

and

N~w York. Its membership is limited to onethird of the total enrollment of women stu-

dents.
!he r~quirementsare b~sed on .scholas.tic
g with no memberbeing admitted with

a grade average lower than 1.3; active mem-

bers must maintain
acter, abilities,
and
taken

lei < .." ~ ~ ~ .. S
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into

an average
of 1.0. Charsocial attaiments
are also

consideration.

The'purpose

of the

sorority is to foster the developmentof all
[]

45

r""

Th
"
f
'
W Inter
'
and SprIng
concerts.
e Spirit 0
the Band strives for the entertainment of its
members, as well as the entire student body,
The college owns many instruments which
are available for student use.

(1]

.
Delta Phi Delta

.Me~bership
College Choir
The

college

choir

l

is a choral

group

early

Chorus

In

each

semester

Festival.

and

New

all

students

"

]

whose

[

[

]

those

Junior

and

Senior

art

stu-

sponsors.

D'

[J

ramatlcs Club
All ~tuden.ts,!nterested in participating in

dr~matlc
shIp.

who

actIVIties

are

eligible

for

member-

The -club presents for the public a tournamen~ of four one-act plays, a three-act productlon, an~ a television program.
[

]

by the Junior Class, IS a student
in which the whole college takes

dLJ

anTh
active
part, " Co nneautteean"' IS d enve
e name
'
from the original name of Edinboro Lake -T~e
Lake Conneauttee,

48

to

in honorary
Delta PhiartDelta
national
fraternity,
is

~ents :-vh,~,have maintained an average of
sup.enor In art subjects and "good" in aca1
?emlc work, The pu~pose, of the fraternity
IS to ~urther a genuine Interest in art, to
,
rec~gnlze scholarship, and to promote professlonal fe,llowship. Pledges are chosen by
.members
wIth the approval of the art faculty

ro~es

The Conneautteean
T~e Conneautteean" the colleg.e yearbook,

and

r

like to sing are urged to tryout.

published
enterprise

~r°.fesslonal
limIted

repertoire includes sacred and secular numbers. It presents a Christmas Vesper Service
a~~ a Spring Musicale annually,. and in addltlon sponsors each year the appearance of
some fine choral groups. For the past two
y~~rs the group, has been prese!1ting a televIsIon program In the early spring, and has
been sending delegations to the Pennsylvania
have been purchased recently to make this
group outstanding in appearance as well as
perfor!Ilance. Members are selected by tryouts
Intercollegiate

,
The book IS put out by a staff. of students
and faculty advisors.

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.The
mee~l!1g~ are h~ld every 'Tuesday night
In th~ a~dltlorlUm wIth one night a month
a socIal time.

The Forum CI ub
Forum Clu.b is an organi~ation which
trov!des both socIal and, ~~uca~lonal growth
or ItS members. Its actIvItIes Include inter-

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collegiate
debating;
panel
discussions
giv~n
in the college
assem~ly,
before
commum~y
gr<;,ups,
o",:er television.
station
WICU
~n
Ene,
and In club meetings.
The
panel
dls'
cussions
are
devoted
to
current
local,
national,
and international
pro~lems.
The
club
two P.M.
evenings
a month
between
7:00 meets
and 8:00
Programs
for
these meetings
are arranged
so that preparation by the. students
who
ar~ presenting
.the
'program
cons~mlng.
Membership will isnotopenbe totoo thetimeentire
student

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tional

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I

ment

Teachers
of America
Future
Teachers
of
grew

from

the

America

Horace

move-

Mann

of the N.E.A.
three hundred

sixty

been

local

forty-six

chapters

have

established

in

has

in

way

teachers

with

portunities

in

Since

the

of

development

life;

to

information

various

fields

its

established

functions
as substitute
a campus-tour
service,

charter
committees

of

provide

specific

receiving
has

conformity

)

Eta

of

I

I

future
or'

last

for

cation.

the

1

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such

dable

ideals,

teaching
and tutoring,
cooperation
with local

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Pi
shall
intellectual,

deavor
sional

[ )

nation's

of
in

to
encourage
and
personal
this

such

for

lead-

rushing.

Pi

whose

end

it

is

an

motive

of this
national
of Kappa
Delta
high
professional,
standards
and

shall
as

qualities,

sound

Delta

contributions

persons

personal

and

Kappa

education

outstanding
To

rules

in the by-laws
"The
purpose

be

bership

spring,

of the

college

Chapter
society

~ecogni~e

education.

voca'

.
PI

is contained
organi~ation:

our

about

with

Delta
Iota

honorary

played

and

ing
professional
and social
fraternities,
was
formed
when the Beta Xi Fraternity
received
a national
charter.
The
members
of this
group
are selected
by the current
members

Kappa
I

organi~ations,

This
organi~ation
is open to all students.
The
dues, two dollars
a year per member,
are sent to the N .E.A.
and P .S.E.A.
In re'
turn,
each member
receives
literature
from
nals
these from
organi~ations,
both.
including
monthly
jour'

in

states.

democratic

F.T.A.

'

Asand

The
purposes
of the F.T.A.
are: to cultivate personality,
character
and leadership;
to
foster
interest
in the role free public
educa'
tion

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Centew

nial (1937),
as a project
sembly.
Since then,
over

and church
guidance.

Kappa
Delta
Phi
Kappa Delta
Phi,.. one

body.
Future
The

I

to

invite

to

exhibit
educational

It

shall

to maintain
a high
degree of
fellowship
among
its members

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mem-

commen-

worthy

scholarship.

to
edu-

en-

profes'
and to

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quicken

professional.

achievement
Mu

in

Kappa

growth

educational

Scholarship,

upon

The
tution

Newman
of American

is .a.n
spIrItual,

orga?ization
Intellectual.

ability,

[

co-

se.cvice
and.
p~rticipamusIcal
organIzations
are

membership

is

]

based.

[

[ ]

Club,
an
colleges
planned
and

students

meetings,

established
instiand
universities

held

to .help
fill
soCIal
needs

on

the

on

alternate

th;
of

campus

are

The
tion,
is

at

The

Pep
one

Club,
which

foster
' and
...or
etlc
activItIes.
Awards
are

members
male

on

Pep
or

of

the

meI?bership

in

the

Club
female,

a
cheerleaders'
strives
to
promote
student

participation

presented
~asis
IS
who

each
of

open

service
to

has

any
any

year
to.

in

al,l.

to

its

th.e

.club.

J

J

cheerleading

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Sigma

Photography

Pi,

Pi

aptl-

.

for

a national

pro-

is

of

~s

use

1 .Q~m

of
by

dal

em.
of

tlclpate.
as well

a

camera

darkroom

college

i.n

by

SpeCIal
as those

basement

In

selectln,g

regularly.
.extended.

the

IS

gIven
advanced.

space
who
to

i~

who

at,
and
par-

beginners

he Spectat
~pectator,

trad!tlonal
Edlnboro.

of

s~dents,

of

college

campus

newspaper,

repu~tion

f<?r

Published

bl-weekly

The
life.

Spectator
It

,

of

club

those

DarKroom
to ~tudents

help
more

will

facilities

t~e

MembershlI?

twelve

work

in the
Photography
once
each
week
and

excellent

the

Hall.
to.

In

activity
meets

offers

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good

covers
an

excellent

has

had

jou'rnalism
by
all

a

III'

the

Council,
and
development

Oub

!nterested

Club:~hr.estlng
k
IS group

at

ability.

soCIa

requirements

Sigma

Interfratern~ty
the
professIonal

St d"
d ':! ents

The.
l

an

1

teachers.

T

indIvIdual,

~hi

IP,

basic

.

d

a member

PhI

Natl?nal
phaslzes

Imlte

l

ers

of -the

h.

gan~zatlon.

Lake

organizaschool

ea

d

The
Upsilon
rati~~
actIvIty of and
seco-nd
or-

ma
J

Ip,

te~d.
meetings
p.rl.vlleges
are

hI

The

Lady

I

'

fesslonal
educatIonal
fraternity.
of
Chapter
~he ,SIxteen.
.holds
an
chapters
unofficial for

~ovlded

Oub

spirit
at

Our

]

Monday
[

evenings,
Chapel.

0 ars

h

a few

fi
l

Pi

I

are

The

Catholic

Pep

]

Sigma
Sch

I

the
honorary
music
its
membership
those
life
of
the
college.
in
an
outstanding
musical

of

which

Oub

The

Phi

tude

length
or more

Newman

the

l

work:'

leadership,

o.per~tion,
tlon
In one

club's

LI ]

honoring

Gamma

Mu
Kappa
Gamma,
fraternity,
takes
into
way
to
the
musIcal
students
who
con~ibute.

points

by

staff

phases
oppor-

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[

to gain expenence In newspaper work. Cost
of publication is covered by the Student Activity Fund and advertising. The Spectator
is distributed without extra charge~

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Student
Th

Christian
St d
t

Movement
Ch . t.
M

,

The "B" Cub
I
[

.to

e
u en
Ian
ovement
IS an
organizati
t ns 11
d
cam us Tohn open 0 fa 11menthan W
I omen on
set u P
by ~h .eN ti g rou
1 ~t 0d ows
t Che.f. an M
.a ona
en.
ns
ove~ent, e.wIth
regular ume.etlngs
forIanworshIp,

the college is equipped for badminton, pingp~ng, volleyball, softball, and many others.

The aim and purpose of the "E" Club,
made up of the athletes who have won a
]

[

[ ]
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dIscussIon, and fellowshIp.

varsity

"E"

in

intercollegiate

competition,

is

Ed.maintain
b
I af high . standard
h. II of hathletics
f
.at
In oro. t unctIons c Ie y, t ere ore, In
connection with athletic events.
Other ..Important events of the year for thIs
club are thebasketball
"E" Clubgam
dance and the annua1
intramural
es.

W.A.A.
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ATHLETICS

men's

[

intercollegiate

athletic

track,

and tennis.

Intramural Sports
The college has expanded the intramural
programs so that every student will have the
opportunity of participating in his favorite
sport. Besides the above-mentioned sports,

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types
of recreation
are carefully
chosen
for
the complete
development
of each s~udent.

program

includes intercollegiate competition in football, basketball, soccer, swimming, golf,
wrestling,

The Women's Athletic Association is a
member of the Athletic Federation of College Women. It also is a member of the
States Field Hockey Association. The

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.United
Men s AthletIcs
The

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Eve.ry.w~man student.. up~n .ente~lng colleg.e' IS invited to membershIp In eIther the

[

]

Phis or the Deltas, who make up the
national
health
recreational
sorority,
Phi
Delta Lambda. Throughout
the year there is

L

-,

two groups.

regular intramural competition between the
Fall sports, outdoors, consist of field
-~ockey,
tennis and hiking; winter activities
Include skating, basketball, swimming, life

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s3ving, b3dminton, 3nd bowling; spring
sl?o~ts, outdoors, are 3rchery, ~e!lnis, golf,
hiking, softb31l, 3nd horseb3ck rIding.
Th W A A .
d b y 3 stud ent
e
...IS
governe
council which meets every week to pl3n 3nd
guide 3113ctivities. The progr3m of the Associ3tion is b3sed on 3 point system. Aw~rds
3re pre~ented 3t the Recognition D3Y ceremonIes In M3Y.
YOUR CHURCH

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Church Services
The Edinboro churches offer students 3
variety of religious 3nd soci3l 3ctivities-. The
Y oung PeopI es' groups h 0ld weekl y meet .Ings, d..Iscusslon groups, suppers, etc. M 3ny
students sing in the church choirs or serve
3S ushers throughout the school ye3r. A
cordi3l invit3tion is extended to 311students
to continue their religious 3ffili3tions with
the churches here in town.
Advent Christian Church
10:00 A.M.
11:00 A.M.
8:00 P.M.
8:00 P.M.

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Sund3Y School
Morning Worship
Evening Service.
Wednesd3Y, Pr3yer Service

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Baptist Church
10:00 A.M. Bible School
M M
. W orsh .IP
11:00 A ..ornlng
,
7:00 P.M. Young People s
8:00 P.M. Wednesd3Y, Mid-week Service

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Catholic Services
0 ur L 3d yo f t he L 3k e Ch 3pe I
8:00 A.M. M3ss
10:00 A.M. M3ss
Episcopal Church
9:15 A.M. Holy Communion
(Second Sund3Y of the Month)
W
h..
.. 3 pnv3 te
ors IP services once 3 mon th )n

home.

Methodist Church
9:45 A.M. Sund3Y School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
Presbyterian Church
10:00 A.M. Church School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
7:00 P.1:i. Young People's Westminster
Fellowship
8:00 P.M. Wednesd3Y, Mid-week Service

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GENERAL

INFORMATION
F
M
or
en

Rooms
Men
Hall

s.tudents
or

approved

m

any
by

~ill

be

private.

the

housed
home

Housmg

Rooms
Women.
students
Hall,
White
Hall,
ha.s been
approved

For

tha~

instructors.
Each student
the text books
required

:
in

Reeder
has

[ ]

been

[

Women

[

]

..The

[

I

Facilities

All
students.
~ill
be expected
to eat in
the College
DIning
Room.
However,
other
arrangements
m~y be made if approved
by
the College
President.

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Bus Service
Edinbor?
is situated
on .the majn bus line
between
Pittsburgh
and Ene. Dunng
the day
and
evening
the
buses
run
approximately
every two hours.
Because of the fact that the
schedules
are constantly
changing,
we shall
not atte~pt
to print .them. The schedule
may
be obtaIned
by calling
2481.
Book

Store

Books
~nd
ot~er
supplies
are. obtai!lable
at Cooper s Stationery
Store.
It IS advisable
to order
your
books
as soon
as possible
after
they
have
been
designated
by
your

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the

students'

mail

offers

no

service

post

post

office

office.

Lock

may

be

deliveries
delivered

boxes

there.

for

of stamps;
such
by the individual

local

,$

[

to

chasing
handled

mlttee..

Boarding

directly

College

r
I

own

Service

The
College
receives
two
mail
each
day.
Dormitory
mail
will
be

Committee.

will be h?used
m Haven
or any private
~ome tha~
by the Housmg
Com

Mail

is expected
to
in his classes.

the

matters
should
students
at

boxes

at

secured

the

at

pur-

be
the

Edinboro

the

rate

of

.60 a quarter.
General

..
Fire

Regulations

Fire drills
are required
by the
Commonwealth.
Signal
for drills
announced
particular
The
first

.persons
The

laws of the
will not be

and will be given always by some
person
de~ignated
for
this duty.
fire a~a.rm IS always
a call to the
to participate.

following

drill

procedure

should

be

.observed:

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1. When
the
alarm
windows
to prevent
draft.
2.

Empty

3. Order:
by faculty.
4. Keep
rushing.

first

floors

students
to the

is

given,

and

to

right.

leave
Avoid

close

basements
first,

all
first.

followed

running

and

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Responsibility for the observance of fire
drills and other fire regulations falls to all
persons -students,
faculty, and employees.
Custo.dians

~f

the

vari,ous

buildings

will

[

]

see

[

t~at InstructIo~s 3;re gIve!! ~o meet the partIcular needs In each building.
Laundry Service
.St.udents are permitte~ ~he u~e of tubs,
Ironing boards and electrIc Irons In the basement of Haven Hall.
As a part of dormitory service students
living in dormitories are permitted to have
limited laundry privileges. Articles to be
washed must be color-fast and tied securely
in a laundry bag made e~pecially for steam
laundry.

All

bags

and

artIcles

to

be

washed

should be clearly marked with the name of
the owner. Students are advised not to send
fine
pieces tolaundry
the college
Women's
bagslaundry.
are to be at the
foot of the basement stairs by nine o'clock
on Wednesday mornings. These are to be
called for on Wednesday after lunch.
Meri;g laundry bags are to be at the back
entrance to Reeder Hall by nine o'clock on
Monday morning. This service includes no
m?re than twel.ve pieces, including. two
shIrts. Laundry IS to be called for FrIday.
Laundry bags may be purchased at any
of several stores in Edinboro.

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All students living 'on the campus are en-

titled

to seventy-five

based
on
price
the
schedule
of

[

of laundry
laundry
consulted.

Pa~ment will be made when laundry work
is completed.

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cents worth

list.
For
additional
charge
should
be

TelephoneService

'Telephones
on a private College branch
(Edinboro 3301) are loc.ated in. vario.us
places on the campus. OutsIde calls In Edlnboro may only be made by students through
station "78," and there it will be necessary
to dial "0,"
before dialing the number
li~ted in the directory.
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Long
distance
over
the
pay

calls
may
telephones

only
found

be
in'

made
each

dormitory.
There are Student
a limitedSelf-Help
number of part-time
positions available at the college, and it is
anticipated that there will be a few jobs
avaiiable in the community.
To be eligible for employment a student
must:
1. Be matriculated as a student either in
a four-year Edinboro course or the
Commercial Art Curriculum.
2. Be boarding at the College Dining
Room.

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3. Be rooming on the campus unless exist,
ing facilities do not permit.
4. If a freshman, have scored not below
the
twenty,fifth
on Psy'
the
American
Council percentile
On Education
chology Examination which is administered to all Edinboro Freshmen.
S. At the end of the freshman year and
every
semester
thereafter
earned
II
II
t I have
than
"C "
ana 'co ege average noess
.
E II Em h
.In
Committee HW
On Student
loyment
..ar
ey,
airman

c

Loans
A small loan fund administered by the
EdinQoro Chapter of the Edinboro Collegc
Alumni Association is available. Consult the
Director of Student Personnel for informa'
tion about a loan.

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(Aloha)
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater glorious,
Fresh wreaths we bring to bind thy brow;
Trails past thou has withstood victorious
Never f alrer,
.
I
never state ler t han now.
0 Ed ' b oro, Ed In
' b oro

.

While. class speeds class
As swift years pass,
To thee our hearts are true.

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Winds That Sweep the Campus

'

Winds that sweep the campus,
Winds that stir the trees,

-.Through

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AI ma M ater

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We revere thee, love thee, serve thee ever.

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SONGS AND

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Sweep around her towers
Standing calm and still
the Winter's darkness,
Through the summer shine,
Bear her our blessings
Through glad good will.
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Dear Home of College Days
(Old Refrain)
Dear home of college days so great and free,
Thy sons and daughters will be true to thee.
Thy love we'll cherish and thy fame declare,
Loyal to thee, and to thy naI!1e so fair.

HandMe DownMy Bonnet

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Hand me
Hand me
Hand hie
I'm going

First she gave me honey,
Then she gave me cake,
And then she gave me gingerbread
For kissing her at the gate.

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Chorus

0
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So .raise your voices all, and honor. give,
Her fame and glory may they ever live.

...as

-You
[

Through

joy

and

sorrow

as

the

years

go

go

marc

h.
mg,

can hear the people

"Edinboro

(

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College

wins

shouting

today:'

Victory Son~

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Pep Song
C
"II
"
Edmboro
ollege, we WI smg to you
We'll defend your standards
In whate'er we do.
"Hail, hail, the gang's all here."
. h
Round thy colors bng t
We'll stick together for the
Crimson and White.
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we

And the band begins to play

by,

And with a constancy that cannot die.

.

down my bonnet,
down my sha.wl,
down my calico dress,
to the Calico Ball.

,:
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-piling
,Sun
-Jack

:

On you old Red Raiders
Beat those clarned invaders
And march on to Victory.
Down the floor we'll thunder;
We'll put them asunder
And march on to Victory.
Dribble,
dribble,
dribble
down the floor.
Onward, onward
up the score.
wi!1 shine tomorrow;
For we ve won E. S. T. -C.
Dick Rockwell '43
Alton '44
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Hello Cheer

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Hello (opponent); Edinboro says
"Hello.'"
Two bits, four bits, six bits, a dollar;
Everyone from Edinboro, stand up
and holler!

We've got the T.E.A.M
That's on the B.E.A.M
We've got the team
That's on the beam
That's really hep to the jive.
Come on, Edinboro,
Skin 'em alive.

[ ]

rah, rah~rah~rah!

[

Rah, rah, rah~rah~rah!
Rah, rah, rah~rah-'--rah'! .
Yeah,

Jive Cheer

[

15 Rahs
Rah,

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Team!

Edinboro Special
Fi ght .g Ii ht, Ii g ht, Ii g ht
E~S~T~C

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Yea Team

Fight, light, light. light
E (clap three times) light
S (clap three tiIhes) light
T (clap three times) light
C (clap three times) light
E light

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Yea team, sock ~t to :em.
Yea team, sock It to em.
Yea team, sock it to 'em.
Team, sock it to 'em.
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Slight

Dynamo

T

Dynamo, let's go,
Dynamite, let's light,
DY';1amo, D'fnamit~,
Let 5 go, .Jetslight.
Rah Team
Rah team, light, light!
Rah team, light, light!
Rah team, light, light!
Fight! Team! Fight!

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.Come

I.

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light

light
E:-S~T~C
FIght. light, light!
G
T 'E
Ive I tom
Give it to 'em

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Sock it to 'em
Mow 'em down,
on, Edinboro..
Let's go to town.

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Locomotive, locomotive,

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( ]

Steam, steam, steam;
Get together, get together
Team,
team,
team.
Smear
'em
Beat (opponent)

]

Freshman
Gymnasium

!

( ]
,

Divided Team
!
TE
TB
TB

I

-AM
-AM
-AM

]
'

Team, team, team.

1951- 52

September, 1951
10. Mon.
Registration ?f Freshmen

[
I

-

[ ]

Mixer

Party

-College

-8:00-11:00

P.M.

11. Tues.
Registration of Upperclassmen
Freshman
Auditorium
Assembly
-9:00 -College
A.M.
Freshman Orientation -College
Auditorium -1:30
P.M.
All-College Dance -College
Gymnasium -8:30-11:30
P.M.
12. Wed.
Classes begin
Assembly -Third

Period

13. Thurs.

Let's Go Raiders
,
Let

.Faculty-Student
s

go

raiders,

Let's
L et' s go raiders,
raid ers,

l J
II

(pause)
Beat 'em.

14. Fri.
15. Sat.
Reception
Gymnasium

-9:00-12:00

16.un.S
17. Mon.

68

, !

18. Tues.

69

-College
P..M.

~

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l'

Septembef,. 1951
~'.

19. Wed.
Assembly -Induk
Pahk (Korea),
Al h Ph. 0
W.
R
p a
I. ~ega
lener oast at
Green POint -7:15
P.M.
20. Thurs.
.
H
H 11M . P t f OffC
aven a
Ixer ar y or
-ampus
~omen -7:30-10:00
P.M.
21. Fri.'
Tea for Student Teachers -Haven
Hall -4:00-5:00
P.M.
College Sing at Edinboro Lake 7:00 P.M.
22. Sat.
Football -Edinboro

September, 1.951

,

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28. Ft:i.
...
Big and Little Sister Reception
S Haven Hall -8.00
PM
29. at.
Football -Clarion
at Edinboro
Record Dance -College
Gymnasium -'8:30-11:00 P.M.
S

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~.

October 1951

.'

LJ

1.
2.

.3.

at California

[ J
.4.

(J

23. Sun.

5

.rI.

'

24. Mon.

6.

25. Tues.
26. Wed.

bl

[J
-

Assem y
Choir Picnic at Green Point
27. Thurs.

[J

Mon.
Tues.
Soccer -Westminster
Wed.
Assembly
Thurs.

at Edinboro

F.

Soccer -Edinboro

at Grove City

Sat.

Football -Slippery
Rock at Edinboro
"Sox" Dance -College
Gymnasi1)m"--8:30-11:00 P.M.
7. Sun.
8. Mon.
9.

70

un.,

Tues,

71
).

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October, 195i

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.,October,

(]

Assembly
Open Meeting of Student Christian
Movement
11. Thurs.
12. Fri.
Soccer -Allegheny

.Assembly
at Edlnboro

[ ]
[
(

"E" Club Ball -College
9:00-12:00

Gymnasium -

]

I

Pennsylvania
Week
Program
Student
Christian
Movement

Party ..7.30
25. Thurs.
]

Fall
of

I

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15. Mon16. Tues.
Neal (Folk S9ngs)

18. Thurs.
19. Fri.
Soccer -n I dlana
'
at Ed Inb oro
.0
20. Sat.
Football -Edinboro
at Thiel

.

72

l
I
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C<Jnference
Teachers

"Buddy"

PM
of Erie
District
Council
of
Engli~h
-4:30-9:30

P.M.

:

17. Wed.
Assembly -Ruth

on.

23. Tues.
G. E,. House of Magic

P.M.

14. Sun.

~

2.2M

24. Wed:

[

at Edinboro

~

21.Sun.
[

13 .a.S t

Football
-Indiana
Homecoming
Day

1951

26.

Fri.

--.,

27. Sat.
Harvest Ball -College
9:00-12:00 P.M.
7.8. Sun,

-30.

29. Mon.
Tues.

J'
-,
,

...j
"-

Gymnasium -

31. Wed.
Assembly
H b
M ' h II (P t .
art
Itc e
oe ry In Songs )
Haven Hall Masquerate Party 7:30-10:30 P.M.

73
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November, 1951

1.

;hurs.

2

Fri

..1'1

November, 1951
[J

..Erie

3.

Sat.
Football -!Mansfie1d
at Edinboro
Record Dance -College
Gymnasium

8:30-11:00 P.M.

4.

Sun.

5.

Mon.

6.

Tues.

7.

Wed.

14. Wed.
I

Soccer -Grove

-

City at Edinboro

( ]
]
I ]
!
I ]
[

Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Ritual
Mu Ka ppa Gamma Initiation
Thurs.

9.

Fri.
Frit~
Mahler
Haven
Hall

10. Sat.
Quarter Payments Due.
Football -Edinboro
at Brockport

11. Sun.
1.2 Mon.

Philharmonic

8:00 P.M.

Alpha

]

:

P.M.

Phi

Orchestra

Omega

(]
[ ]

,28.
..urs.

13. Tues.
[

Bi-Annua1

Chapter

Election

6
1.

F.

rI.

17.at.S
Square Dance -College
8:30,11:30 P,.M,
18. Sun.
"

ThanksgIving
of
classes

Gymna.sium~

.
Recess

begins

Recess

ends

:]

at

the

close

at 8:00

A.M.

26. Mon.
Thanksgiving

27. Tues.
Assembly

cW eld.V'
o.

.

aSIO
1 K otov

29 Th
30. Fri.

74

-,-

19. Mon.

r
'(Erie
Philharmonic)
Fall Tea -3:00-5:00

Thurs.

20. Tues.
I

8.

15.

75

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December, 1951
1.

Sat.

,C.,.,;

Haven Hall Card Party and Dance.

2.

Sun.

3.

Mon.

4.

Tues.
Basketball

[ I]
[ ]

S. Wed.

at Edinboro

6.

Assembly
U. S. Navy (Special Devices)
Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Initiation
Ceremony
Thurs.

7.

Fri.

8.

Sat.

14. Fri.

,

IS. Sat;
.
SwimmIng -Fenn

[ ]
[ J
l

,

~

[

[ ]
[

]

9. Sun.
10. Mon.

.,
'

[ J
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Choir Program
76

at Edinboro

Basketball -California
Record Dance -College

at Edinboro
Gymnasium -

9:30'11:30 P.M.
16. Sun.
Christmas Vespers -Auditorium
4:00 P.M.

-

17.on.
M

.

Basketball -Edinboro
at Allegheny
.18.
Snow Ball -College
Gymnasium -Basketball
:
9:00-12:00 P.M. (Newman Club)

11. Tues.
12. Wed.
Assembly

13. Thurs.

[

[ ]
-Fredonia

December, 1951

i
[~]

Christmas
-Haven

Party for Off-Campus
Hall "Rec"
Room

Women
-7:30-

10:00 P.M.
Tues.
-Gannon

at Edinboro

19. Wed.
Assembly
Dramatics Club
20. Thurs.
Haven Hall "Christmas Spirit"
21. Fri. .

Patty

Christmas Recessbegins at noon.
77

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ianuary,

1951

I
'cO"

3 Thurs..
.Christmas

!
Recessends at 8:00 A.M.

4.

Fri.

5.

Sat.

6.

Sun.

7.

Mon.

8.

Tues.
Basketball -Slippery

Rock at Edinboro

10. Thurs.
Assembly -Dr.
James Hepbron
(Crime Investigation)
11. Fri.
.
Basketball -Edinboro
at Fredoma
12. Sat.
Wrestling -Edinboro
Basketball -Edinboro
13. Sun.
.on.

( )
[ )

at Lock Haven
at Buffalo

15. Tues.

I

20. Sun.

I

of

Second

24.urs.
Th

ClassesBegin
Basketball -Alliance
25. Fri.

)!
I
J

J

Swimming -Grove
26.at. S

Wrestling -Indiana
Square

at Ediriboro

.

Dance

-College

City at Edinboro
at Edinboro
Gymnasium

8:30-11:30 P.M.

27.un.
S
28.on.M
,

]

for

of Upperclassmen for
Second Semester

,

[

Freshmen

23.Wed.
Registration

I ]

[

.

Semester

I

.,

78

21. Mon.
22. Tue~.
RegIstratIon

IJ

16. Wed.
Examma
. t"Ions

,___""';";;'" .

17. T,hurs.
FIrst Semester ends at close of classes
18. Fri.
Basketball -Edinboro
at Gannon
19. Sat.

[

M

1952

~
~

[ ]

9. Wed.

14

-January,

79

"-

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January, 1952

February.. 1952

29. Tues.
30. Wed.

"Basketball

Swimming -Buffalo

at Edinboro

31. Thurs.
Assembly -William
Skadden'
(Social Psychologist)
,c
February, 1952
.,

( ]
( ]
l

-..Baldwin-Wallace
f

1 .., \ FrI'
Tea for Student Teachers -Haven
cHal1 -4:00-5:00
P.M.
Basketball -Edinboro
at Indiana

[I]

,

I

1 .1
'

8.

Fri.
-Clarion

at EdinborQ

9.at. S

Swimming and Wrestling at Edinbo~o
Sweetheart.Dance -College
GymnasIum -9:00-12:00
P.M.
10. Sun.
11

Mon '
Alpha Phi Omeg~ Founder's Day
Banquet.

..-'",

12. Tues.
2.

Sat.
Basketball

3.
4

Sun.
Mon

5.

Tues.

6.

Wed.

..

1
-Edinboro

at

Slippery

Swimming

Rock

Basketball

1J

l

Assembly
7.

]

Th~rs...
SwImmIng -Edmboro
80

."
at Westm~nster

'
'

J
,

I ]
'

I

~

Edinboro

"-'Grove

at
City

Allegheny
at

Edinboro

13. Wed.
Assembly -Hedley
Hepworth
(Dickens Interpreter)
14. Thurs.
15. Fri.
Basketball -Edinboro
Talent Show -C<>llege
8:00 P.M.

81

at California
Auditorium --

r""

-February,

1952.

16. Sat.
Swimming -Edinboro
Wrestling -Edinboro
Basketball -Edinboro
17. Sun.

at Slippery Rock
at Case
at Clarion

[ ~

[ []

[ )
r

l

18. Mon,
19. Tues.

[

20. Wed.
Wrestling -Edinboro
21 Basketb3!11
Th
' -Edinboro.

at Waynesburg
at .r
Alliance

.urs.
Assembly
Wm, Haaker (Pianist)
22. Fri.
R h
Ed ' b
W restI Ing
,
-oc
ester at
In ora

February,.
1952~

26. Tues.
Basketball -Thiel
at Edinbor~
27. Wed.
Assembly
28. Thurs.
Basketball -Geneva
at Edinboro
29. Fri.

]

,~

[ []

March, 1952
1.

l
[]

2.

[ ]
[ ]

24. Sun.
25. Mon.

'
(

:J
I

Sat.
Record
Dance -College

Gymnasium .:.-

8:30-11:30 P.M.

.3.

.
23. Sat,
Swimming -Edinboroat
Youngstown,
Haven Hall Card Party and Dance -Assembly
8:00-11:00 P.M,
;

82

~

Sun.
Ed ' b
G
C.
sMwlmmlng
o?.
-In
ora at rove Ity

4,

Tues.

5.

Wed.

,
-The
Laublns
(Indian Dances)
Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Ritual
6. Thurs.
'"I. F~i.
83
J

March, 1952'
8.

9.

Sat.
Square Darice -College
8:30-11:30 P.M.

l]
[ )

23.un.
S
24. Mon.

(]

11. Tues.
12. Wed.
Assembly

[

13. Thurs.
F .28.

Payments Due:
Record Dance -College
Gymnasium-'-!
8:30-11:30 P.M.

[ ]

10. Mon.

14

;.

22. Sat.

Gymnasium --Quarter

Sun.

15..rl. Sat.

March, 1952

'

.Haven

AII-Colleg~
Choir
Dance --College
Gymnasium
-9:00-12:00
P.M.

25. Tues.
26. Wed.
Assembly -Forum
]

2?

Fri.

,

29. Sat.

I ]

16. Sun.

1

L

18. Tues.
19. Wed.
Assembly -Dramatics
20. Thurs.

11
]

21. Fri.

84

I]

Hall Card Party and Dance -"'.: '..

8:00-11:00 P.M.
Sun.

..30.

17. Mon.

Club

Thurs.

31.on.
M
~

April,
1.

Tues.

2.

Wed.

1952

."
.
Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Initiation
Ceremony

85, '

,,-

)

r-

n
-April.
3.

1952

c(~

[ ]

Thurs.
Assembly
Margaret St. Clair (Sketches)

4.

Fri.
.Art
Easter Recessbegins at the close of
classes.

16. Wed.
Easter Recess ends at 8:00 A.M.
Assembly

[

Alpha .Phi Omega Bi-Annual
ElectIon
17. Thurs.

Chapter

Northwestern Penn&ylvania Council for
the Social Studies Conference
18. Fri.
Haven Hall Spring Tea .3:00.5:00 P.M.
19. Sat.'
20. Sun.

r

23. Wed.
Assembly -Wm.

l

24. Thurs.

[ ]
[ []
[

-Choir

[ ]
[ ]
[

[ ]
"

86

I ]

1952

";c,:,,..,

Walkins

(Organist)

25. Fri.
Conference
26. Sat.
Art Conference
27. Sun.
28.

Mon.

29.

Tues.

30. Wed.
.
Assembly -Hobart
Mitchell
'(Poetry in Song)
;;?,c":;ii::'

.May,

[ ]

21. Mon.
22. Tues.

April:

tr
1952

.

1
2
.rI.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Th
F .urs.
Sat.
Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Assembly

87

~

I
.May,

LI ]

1952

-May,1952

8 .urs.Th
.
Spring Concert ~ College ChoIr

[I ]

20. Tues.

9.

[

21. Wed.

Fri.

10. Sat.
Alpha
Phi.
Junior-Senior

0
Omega
Prom

Gymnasium ~

]

.
utmg

~

I

Thurs.

I
,

[ ]

9:00-12:00 P.M.

I

12. Mon.
13. Tues.
..Home
Recognition Day

15. Thurs.
All-College Sing ~

22.

College

11. Sun.

14. Wed.
Assembly ~

,~

Haven Hall Porc

16. Fri.
17. Sat.

[

, I

]
c
J

h

-25.

[ ]
.'

18. Sun.
.
Tea Honoring Senior W omen ~
Haven Hall ~ 3:30-5:00 P. M.

l

!

23. Fri.

]

'-

24.' Sat.
Alumni;Senior
Alumni Day Reception ~
-3:30

88

l J
"

P.M.

9:00 A.M. Services ~ Cone~e
Baccala.ure~te
AudItorium ~ ~30 P.M.
;
,
26. Mon.
Commencement ~

College
10:00 A.M.

89

f,
~
l
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Sun.
.
Breakfast for S~nlor Women ~

Auditorium ~

19. Mon.

President's

:'

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CALENDAR
*...1O~')1952
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3 4

5

6

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3 4

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2
1~ ~

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6

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31

90

Alma

-..Guests

1 2

63
14

Athletics,

Men's

Athletics,

Women's

54
55
69

on

Campus

[ J
L. J

Day

56

Students'

~.

,J

c"

Room

(Women)

36

Room

7

Employment
F'
D .
Ire
!I 11s
."

raternlty
F
h
res
man

61
34
d

General

Information

Grading

System

H

H

.H~s::~

'...'

'."

an
Club
C
ustoms

11 C

o~ theo~:~;
Y

[" l

36

Churches

23

~

Organi~ations

Mater

~orewo:d

28 30,

1~ 1~ 1~ ~~ ~~ ~

45

and

DinIng

z.s z.s 2: ~ 2.9 ~ ~1
JUN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 9 10 11 12 ~
13 ~14
~~~~~:

23 24 25 26 27 28 28
3031.
JAN .-1
2 3 4 5

12

Activities

Calendar

i

9 10

11121314151617

Absence and Tardiness

,Cars

:

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

4

]

1~ ~~ ~~ 19

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.INDEX

:..:.."':
Imtlatlons

2
38
.
41
58
10
27

.1

28

ege

[nfirmary

Laundry

'..'

4
6

91

60

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INDEX
Subject
L~ans

Pagc
62

8

[

24

RegIstratIon

11

Regulationsfor Men
Regulationsfor Women
Scheduleof Activity Meetings
Social Activities, Scheduling
Songs and Cheers
:
,
Stu!:ientGovernmentand Constitution
Time Scheduleof Classes

37
25
44
37
63
15
45

.]

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3:
Rec~eatio.n
Room

MEMORANDA~

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L

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