Summer School Hand...Book
-QUIET HOURS
In Dol'mitol'ies

and

On:<9a1nPUS

Houses

COME

1. During all: class periods, 7:50-12:00.
1:30- 4:00.

R SES

2. Evenings

~Y !

ITEM
E FOR

REGU
R CO-O
L

HAP

8:30-10:30.

Except Fridays, when
study hour will be from 7:OO~ 8:30.
3. Dormitories and homes must be quiet and locked
at 10:30P. M. every day.
.
4. Students must not leave dormitories or homes
before 5:00A. M.
5. Sun~ays. (Church time)__- 10:30-12:00.
Meditanon
2:30- 3:30.
No popular music on Sundays.
AB~ENCE

FROM

TOWN-Onlybypermissi~nfrom
the deans. Register all
absences over night in the book provided for that purpose in dormitory houses and in off-campus houses.
GUESTS-Please
report allover-night
guests or guests
for meals to the dean as soon as you know
your guests are coming.
Ch~rge for all guests: 75c a night, 50c a meal.
RECREATION-(jymnasium,

~ath.ing

and S"'imming:

The gymnasium will be open for use
by students during class hours, athletic practices, and
school functions.
Page One

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For

other

be

use

ob~ained

of

fro~

'T ~nn!s

gymnasium

~r.

Harrison..

'Regula:,onso

of
Normal
students

The

students
have
first

use

courts

All

players

When

only
must

are

"

may
nbt

play

waitin

g

courts

to

must

W

i.

for

use

Normal

;~,j

e..

having

!nay

no

P la y ers

not

a

!

unti/they

Beach:

Vision

of

A

guard

life

The

th~

will

use

the

be

open

will

be

Stud~nts

a;e

not

bathing

SUitS,

or

under

public

the

comply

p~rmitt~d

requests
to

to
hair

in

super-

walk

times

from

with

and

ca~oeing:

.Any
in
time
.

musth ousesign as up
to

the

soon
safety
24utoin

to
as

stu

of
g

retUrn.
d
ent

ese
f
returns

~tudents
:

Onl

as
y

b y

,,¥

b~fo];e
in
on

opens.

streets
towel

8:30

far

registrati~ns
1 k
rom
a e.

as

P ermissinn

T!lust
h o
is

(T

e cance
0
insure

t

1

r

8:30

-10:00

P.

M.,

Movies

Saturdays,

6:45

of

boys.

Dancing

Normal

for

faculty

6:45in

front

Wednesday,
Porch

2,

and

8:30

P.

ofH~ven

of

4.

5:00

-8:00

8:00

-10:00

JU 1 Y

7

1 y,
"

h
,eac
I
July

the

Audi-

.

all

Summer

alumni.

M.,

"Get

Hall.

acqu~inted"

In

gymn

in

case

M.,

12 ,

flower
Wed

Dance

8 : 30

00
give

Mr.

M.,

Sing

on

Emery.

Treasure

campus.

from

M.,

the
P

Hunt.

Meet

Patriotic
meet

Exercises;
at

gymnasium.

gymnasium.
M

,

.iSS

M

instructions

etc.

. 45

d6 ay,0

Wednesday,

Th.-ee

Community

by

Roast,

in

10
to

representatives
ff
0
-campus

16,

M"

A.

Steak

making,
nes

p,

-11:00

Company

9

-8:30

School

P -M.,

to

P.
Led

Hall.
10:00

P.

-8:30

green.

6:45

Haven

Friday,

on

Page

6:45

and

Wednesday,

front

making,

I

parties.

Sings.

M.,

students,

green

,stUdents

T u?b

P.

r

.

A.
in

Community

-10:00

Wedn~sda:y,

25,

as
the

parties.

C.

rain.

tween

dean.
.I

Page

for

.

Vates:

July

J

"."

i
the

Fridays,

Dennison

d
e

girls.

class

School

Y.W.

Haven

i'

All

P.M.,

M.,

in

youor

to

8:30

P.

July

in

11

classjor

Dancing

-8:30

on

~,&,

possible).
from

6:45-

party

,1

over

P.~.

b

Dancing

6:45

18,

clas-

each
1 a k e dormitory
an d time
.u

..

Th
expect

time
the 0 f book
gOing
.

M.,

June

~

Rowing

P.

June
of

arm.

students
0
ff -campus

-8:30

Special

individuals

bath

6:45

r

when

teaching

th~ough
or

Tuesdays,

I

swim.

down,

M"'i

-school

schedule
session

engaged

with
how

With

all
A

afte~~~mmer
not

learning

at

classes.

posted

when

to
in

the

P.

thoroughly

i

School

-8:30

toriumand

Department.

to

Normal

glad

assistance

is

6:45

,

duty.

instructors

will

for

Education

be

by
classes

Swimming

beach

Be~n

will

in

swimming

ses

Phys~<;;lIl

beach

not

:hebathi~g

Mondays,

Wednesdays,

set.

are

7.

.Thursdays,'

heels.
on

deuce

eeklySOCial~t'09~:

0,,1

t

those

that

rain

open

sunset.
e.,
outsiders

dry.
B.a~hinq

t

~i,

students.
i.

P lay

and

after

to

by
shoes,

set

are

M.
couxts,

wanted

one

on

courts
A.

tennis

plafbut

permission

\

6.00
to
the

not

wear

special

.tennls

from
right

when

others

court
Do

the

A

n d erson

in

basketry,

0 f

t h e
bead

.
8 - 30

each

P

M

, ...M

corridor

oc k

in

T rac

k

M

dormitory

eet

b e-

and

.
Unit.

6:45

-8:30

P.

M.,

"CiT~s

Night"

by

,

July Z3, Wednesday, 6:45- 8:30 P. M., "Stunt Night"

by

-12:00M.; 1:15 P. M.-4:00 P. M.

students grouped according to counties;

Evenings-nOO P. M.+

9:00P. M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

July 30, Wednesday,
6:45 -8:30 P. M., "Vaudeville
d
by students on-campus.
August 1, 4 and 5, Friday, Monday, Tuesday.

Rlu es- F1C
. t.10n b00 k s may bke ept J:rOUrt een d ays.
L 'r-ary
'b
.11be ch arged fdor over ue
A "lIne 0f two cents per d ay W1
books.

Night"

Dr. Losey.

...ermg 6, Wednesday, 6:45 -8:30 P. M., "Children's Party"
August

t

Ov

w1th

I

and must be returne db erore
J:
9:00 0' CIock th e f 0 II OWing
.

games

on the green.

In case of ram

m the gym.

August 13, Wednesday, 6:45 -8:30 P. M., Wiener Roast on
the Campus followed by games on the green.
~Free use of tubs, ironing boards, electric
irons, etc., in Haven Hall basement, south
Laundry reserved for the boys on Thursdays.

ANNOUNCEMENTS-Libr-ary
..tan, I ven Departmentto C
. Librar-I,
age; assiStant 1bratian, Mildred M. Forness.
Libr-ary Houl'S-7:39 A. M.-l2:00 M.: 1:15 P. M.-5:00
P. M., every day except Saturday. Saturday-7:30 A. M.
Page Fou..

00 k S may

b e d rawn

a ft er 430
:
.mea
th

& ernoon

B
d
.
d b k
b
f
.
magaZinesan
ac num ers 0 magaZinesmay b e
t k en f rom th e I1' b rary overmg. ht an d are su b)ect t 0 th e
.1
'
same ru es as overmg ht b00ks. C urren t num b ers 0f mag.
azmes cannot b e t ak en out.

Student laundry for off-campus students washed at50c per
..oun
week. All .alaundry, not including colored clothes, must
be placed m bags especially made for steam laundry, and
which may be purchased at the school book store. All
bags must be clearly marked with the name of owner.
NURSE'S
ANNOUNCEMENT-Mrs.
Lockard, the
h It!
.11
sc 00 n rse.. W1
bebinf her room-Room
d &11
B' Haven Hall second floor north
f
h .' k
-e
ore an a er a meaIlJ. Or d ers ;rOr tray or t e S1C
must be given to the nurse or written on pad hanging on
her door, 15 minutes before the meal hour.
LIBRARY

hbt

morning. A fine of ten cents will be cqarged for overnight books kept after that time. To avoid mistakes look
at the date stamped on the date slip in the back of the
book. This gives all students an opportunity to use
these books during the day. Any book being used as a
reference book by a class is an overnight book;

LAUNDRY
end.

.

.

No person. who owes.a lib.rary fine will be allowed to draw
books untll that fine is pa1d.

t

I
d
k &
P easereturn newspapers an magaZines to rac s a er us.
mg tern.
h

~

:o4r-=ngement of Libmry-AII
library
under ten main divisions, as follows:

.

.

h' l
hy. d
lOO-P 10S0p
-h 1d
136 C 1 Stu y.
150-Psychology .
ZOO-Religion.
300-Sociology.
pcge rfIOe

books are classed

I

~
.

33Q-:EconomiC$..
37Q-:Education.
370.7 -Educational Tests and Measureri1ent~.
370.7 -His~ory of~ducation.
371.7 -School hygiene.
372
-Elementary education.
372.214-St~ry
372.4

.'

telling,.

-Primary

IS

h

G

r

973--AmericanHistory.

language.

\

372.7 -Primary Arithmetic.
371...8 ~Geography;
375
~Curriculum.
379
--Rural Schools.
380
-Commerce.
Commercial Geography.,
-ng

I

'.

Readmg.

372.5 -Writing.
'3.72.6 -Primary

4OO-Philology.
425
'E
1.

830--German Literature.'
,
840--French Literature.
8,70~reek and Latin Literature.
?OO~Travel, Biogtaphy a~dHistory.
.
940--General European and Modern History.
'
970-IndianLife
and History.

Fiction books are arranged alphabetically on the shelves
and have no class number. Biography books have no
class number but are marked with the letter Band atranged alphabetically after the history books. Bound
magazines are arranged alphabetically and according to
volumn number. Children's books are marked with the
letter Jand are found in the Children's section.

.or

0 Find

rammar.

"
.card
500-NaturalSclence.
511
-A:ithmetic.
570
-Biology.
590
-Zoology.
600-Useful Arts..
620
-Eng~neerin~.
630
-Agriculture.
640
-Home Economics.
700-Fine Arts.
.t
.740
-Drawmg.
800-Fme Arts.
.classes
808
-Collections.
808.1 -Poetry Collections.
81Oc-American Literature.
811
-American Poetry.
8l0-English Literature.

I
,

a

~ook-

There

are

three

types

of

cards

in

the

catalog: (a) author, (b) title and (c) subject. You
may look for a book under the first letter of the author's
last name, under the first word of the title (with the exception of A, An and The), or under the general subject,
as Hygiene, Psych<;?logy,
etc. When you have found the
card for which you are looking take the number in the
upper left hand corner of the card, go to the shelyes and
by following the classification system. given locate the
books.
CLASS

attendance in all
is expected of every
student. Pupils who miss classeswill be expected to get
.readmission
permits from the Dean of Insrtuction. The
office hours for the Dean of Instruction will be announced
on the bulletin board. Instructors are asked to refuse to
admit students who 'fail to get these readmission permits.
Page S';x

ATrENDANCE--Regular

Page Seven

In case of illness, a permit must first be secured from Mrs.
Lockard, the school nurse.
CHAPEL

ATTENDANCE-At

the beginning of the
term each student will be
assigned a seat in Chapel. Students are expected to attend Chapel regularly and to occupy the seat assigned to
them.

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