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Title: Catalogue of the Hampton Normal & Agricultural Institute, at Hampton, Virginia, for the academical year ..
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Subjects: Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Publisher: Hampton : Institute Steam Press
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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t ** „ r tors. The tuition or scholarship donation is for the salarLs ofteachers ; it has nothing to do with board bills. f The school uniform consists of a niai„ i *• c°* •»-» -<«- c,„,„, »„;: ^l* ,r Ev:s young man i, required to provide hiim. f wirh »tSe^rrrJIrrtr^^rrllrfr-— th- Ton • -^ institute. The uniform suits are made in the Tadonng Department of the Institute, and are furnished It 20 CATALOGUE OF $6.504 502.00I.OO reasonable prices. Young men can also procure underclothingfrom the Sewing Department. Cost of uniform ; Coat • Trousers - - - -Vest - • Cap - - • Every girl must bringa gossamer and rubbers, orGirls Cloth- money to purchase them. Those entering the Working Department will be expected to provide themselves- with plain, easy-fitting wash dresses and aprons, andwill be expected to wear Warner waists. All the girls in the Dayschool take gymnastics unless excused by the resident physicianand must provide themselves with gymnastic suits.
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Company Having Wand Drill Every student who enters the school agrees to-Discipline submit to its discipline. The first year is especial-ly probationary. Students may be sent home atany time for inability to keep up with their classes, for unsatisfac- I! A m I- T o N I n S T l T U T E o\ toiy conductor for bad influence over others. Courtesy and mut-ual forbearance are expected of all. Labor is required of all, for the sake of disciplineLabor and instruction. Students in the day school work Monday. ^ SCh°o1 day each WCek and the whole or half of Students are subject to prompt suspension or dis-Mispension charge for an unsatisfactory record in regard tostudy, conduct, or labor. Five zero marks in con-duct amount to one warning. Students receiving three warningsor fifteen zero marks, will be liable to suspension. Those who arethus suspended will not be permitted to remain at the Institutewhile waiting for money to take them home. Special Low or profane language will subject a student to

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