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ARTICLE I.


Tllc rnles in this Article are binding upon all tbe Students.


1. Students having connected themselves with the School, must


consider its rnles binding upon them until the end of the term, or


until they seYer their connection with the Institution.


2. Students ma.,- be excused from the opening exercises in the


mOl'l1ing, by furnishing an excuse from their parents, in writing, at


the beginning of each term.


3. Btndy bours hegin Monday morning at 9 o'clock, and con­tinue


until 9 P. M., with a recess from 12 to], and from 4 to 7.


4. Pupils must, in every eveut of absence fwm class exercises,


furnish a written statement of the reason for the absence.


5. Students not belonging at the Boarding House lllllst not en­ter


it without permission from the Steward.


G. The Institution ,,- ill hold pnpils responsible for disorderl.'


conduct in going to and from School.


7. To preserve the neatness of the School Rooms, and to desist


from marking, marring or in any way defacing the lmildings, is a


dnt,'- reqnired of all.


8. All Stndents must remain in the School Room, 01' in their


o" IYn private rooms dnring study holll's.


9. Students will be allowed to stnd,- out of the School Room,


only at the request of their parents, in' person or in writing.


~. \\' lIcl1, in tllC aggregate, the llelllerits of any pupil shall


amount to 16, he will be privately wal'lJed ; and when he has re­ceived


32 demerits, information of the same will be for" IYarded to


11is parents. 1' Vhen by persistent disregard of the rules of the School


lIis demerits shall amount to 48, his connection with the School


shall cease.


ARTICLE II.


The rules in this Article are binding npon those Students who


live at the Boarding House.


1. All callers must be received in the reception room, unless


permission be grantcd to clo otherwise; and in no case must a gen­tleman


visit a lady student's room, or a lady visit a gentleman stu­dent's


room. For violation of this mle both parties " lYill be held


responsible.


2. The Steward will appoint snch regular holll's for meals as he


deems proper, and students must be present at that time.


3. The house will be closed at 9 : 30 P, M., and each Stndent


must be in his or bel' own room at that hour, and the builrling quiet


and orderly. Students must retire at ] 0 : 30 P. lVI.


4. Students will not leave town cxcept to go home on Friday


night, without permission from the Principal or the Teacher in


charge. This rule applies to all students from out of town.


5. Stndents remaining in town on the Sabbath, must attend


church one- half day, at least.


ARTICLE III.


It becomes the duty of the Assistant Teacher, Steward amI


Janitor to report all violations of the above rnles.


SCHOLARSHIP.


Students " ill be ranked in scholarship on the monthly examina­tions.


The maximum mark is ] 00. Every Student who fails to


obtain 50 per cent. of this mark on any examination, will be re­quired


to go through the examination again, until the required 50


per cent. is ohtained.


Marks of Scholarship and marks of Deportment are not com­hined.


A careflll report of each Stndent's scholarship and deport­ment,


together with the stndies pursued, is to be prepared, and


presen'ed in the records of the institution.


Monthly Reports will J)(, sent to parents.


THI~ GS STRfCTLY FORBIDDEN TO ALL.


]. Profane 01' improper language of aiLy kinel.


: 2. Smoking in or around the bnildiugs of the Institution.


S. Opening the doors of the Boarding House, after they havc


1.1e<> n close( l for the night.


MARKR OF DEPORTMENT.


1. For evel'l" unexcused absence from recitation, 01' tardiness,


the pnpil will reC'elVe two demerits.


2. For disorderly conduct the pupil is liable to receive clemer­its


at tlw clisC'retion of tlw Tenchcr in ehargc. / ./


Jr. ('{)( JGAN. P, · incipal.