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Title: Bulletin of the State Normal School, Fredericksburg, Virginia, June, 1917
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: University of Mary Washington
Subjects: University of Mary Washington Mary Washington College State Normal School for Women (Fredericksburg, Va.) Universities and colleges -- Curricula -- Catalogs Universities and colleges -- Virginia -- Fredericksburg -- Catalogs
Publisher: University of Mary Washington
Contributing Library: University of Mary Washington, Grellet C. Simpson Library
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ON President—Mary Harwood.First Vice-President—Eugenia Milkier.Second Vice-President—Garland Straughan.Secretary—Lucy Wilkins. OFFICERS TOWN STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President—Elizabeth Carter.Vice-President—Margaret Hawkins.Secretary—Virginia Haynie. OFFICES HELD BY STUDENTS The following regulations in regard to offices held by students willobtain for next session: 1. Offices held by students shall be valued by percentage. 2. No student shall hold offices amounting to more than 100%. Ifnominated for a second office which would make her rating more than100% she may resign or withdraw, but not hold two offices. 3. Students making an average below 80% shall be ineligible forany office. 4. Nominees for offices shall be members of regular classes. 5. The approval of the Student Activities Committee is requiredfor all entertainments given by school organizations. 6. The assignment of parts in any school activity shall be subjectto the following scholarship regulations:
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Fredericksburg, Virginia 39 (a) No student having a failure in the preceding quarter, oran entrance condition to be removed, shall be allowed to take partin any school activity, such as plays, athletics, committee work,etc. (b) The president of every organization shall submit to thechairman of the Student Activities Committee not later than oneweek before preparation for any entertainment a statement fromthe Deans office, certifying the eligibility of all engaged in theentertainment. 7. Each additional five periods of class work above twenty-five shallbe valued at 10%, the same to be deducted from the 100% allowedeach student. The percentage of students serving in the dining-room, library,supply-room, etc., shall be decided by the committee. 8. The Student Activities Committee may at any time make ex-ceptions to these rulings, or remove any student from office for un-satisfactory conduct or work. y. That the system of rating will be made known to the studentsand will be kept posted. S

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