LaGrange College

HANDBOOK

1941.1942

LaGrange, Georgia

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LaGrange College

HANDBOOK

1941-1942

LaGrange, Georgia

GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1945:

We are charmed that you have selected LaGrange as
the college of your choice. May you find here a joyous fel-
lowship and a stimulating atmosphere. A college friend-
ship is, "a thing of beauty and a joy forever , \ May you
show a spirit of friendliness and so have many friends
while you are at LaGrange. Happy days to each of you.

Sincerely yours,

H. T. QUILLIAN, President

8:30 A. M.
January 20 End of fall term.
Ji.nuary 21 Holiday.
January 22 Beginning of spring term.
Spring holidays (dates to be announced).
May 22-25 Commencement.
May 23 Meeting of Alumnae Association.

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I, , upon my

honor do hereby pledge myself to honesty in academic
work and in student relations. I promise to cooperate with
the community in maintaining high standards of citizenship
by upholding the Constitution, By-laws, and Regulations
of the Student Government Association. I further promise
to help my fellow students to maintain, the ideals of this
insti'ution by calling her attention to any misconduct on her
part.

I understand that a plea of ignorance will not excuse
my failure to keep this pledge.

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FOREWORD

The Student Government Association, based on powers
and laws granted by the President and Faculty, has control
of all matters pertaining to the conduct and social life of
the students. Each student should learn to appreciate that
the least disregard of the rules on her part means extra care
upon her fellow students, who, though conscientiously as-
suming office under the Association, have yet come to col-
lege to enjoy and make use of the advantages that La-
Grange College offers. The life and work of the college is
based on the Honor System, and this system applies not only
to the rules and regulations concerning conduct, but to
scholastic work as well.

To learn to live honorably and unselfishly in a communi-
ty and to share in the responsibility of the government is a
part of the broader education for which we come to college.
We ask of each student her hearty cooperation. We hope
our Student Government Association will succeed in helping
its students be intelligent citizens and thinking individuals.

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OFFICERS OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION

President Mary Baldwin

Vice-Presidents Louise Donnan,

Elizabeth Harrison, Patrica Barbour

Secretary Mary Nell Evans

Treasurer .Pauline Crowell

Honorary Member __ Helene Sloan

Senior Representative .Virginia Purgason

Junior Representative Kathryne Hays

Sophomore Representative Doris Williams

Freshman Representative To be elected

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CONSTITUTION

Whereas, we, the students of LaGrange College, desire
to assume individual and community responsibilities in the
life and conduct of the College, thereby manifesting our
loyalty, we do hereby, in accordance with the charter grant-
ed by the Faculty, organize ourselves into an association
based upon the system of honor, with a pledge to uphold the
ideals in its laws.

Article I.
Name

This Association shall be called the Student Government
Asscciaticn of LaGrange College.

Article II.
Purpose

The purpose of this Association shall be to preserve the
student honor, to maintain high standards of living and
scholarship, and to assume the direction of all matters con-
cerning the college life not reserved to the jurisdiction of
the faculty.

Article III.
Membership

Section 1. All boarding students residing in the college
dormitories, with the exception of Freshmen and the first-
year girls, shall be members of the Student Government As-
sociation from the beginning of the year.

Section 2. Freshmen and first-year girls shall be regard-
ed as associate members of the Student Government Asso-
ciation until a time as the Student Council shall consider
them qualified for full membership. Full membership im-
plies that a girl has been without censure in conduct, and
honest and faithful in her work.

Section 3. The dues of the Association shall be one dol-
lar and a half per year included in the Blanket Activity fee.

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Article IV.
Legislative Department

Section L The legislative power shall be vested in the
Association as a whole.

Section 2. All proposed measures shall be presented to
the Association by or through the Student Council. A two-
thirds vote of all registered members of the Association
shall fee necessary to defeat any measure so presented or to
sustain an appeal from any decision of the Student Council.

Section 3. All mesures adopted by the Association must
before going into operation be approved by the Faculty.
Article V.
Executive Department

Section 1. (a) TJ12 Student Council shall consist of the
officers of the Student Association (President, three Vice-
presidents, secretary and treasurer) and six other members.

(b) Elections and terms of office. All officers shall be
nominated by a nominating committee of five students ap-
pointed by the President of the Association and Advisory
Council at least three days before time of the election.

(c) The president and two members shall be elected
from the incoming Senior class; the Vice Presidents and
Secretary from the incoming Junior class; the Treasurer
and one other from the incoming Sophomore class; two
from t' e incoming Freshmen class.

Section 2. The President, Vice-President, Secretary and
Treasurer, shall be elected by a majority vote of the Asso-
ciation. This election shall take place one week before the
20th of March, after which date the officers-elect shall as-
sume the Association offices.

Section 3. (a) The President &hall call together and
preside over all meetings of the Association and Student
Council. She shall call a meeting whenever she deems it

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necessary, and shall appoint all committees not otherwise
provided for in these articles.

(b) The President shall arrange for the yearly revision
of the Constitution, Regulations and the Point System. She
shall see that a record of all amendments be filed by the
Secretary.

(c) The Vice Presidents shall assume the duties of the
President in her absence; they shall enforce the regulations
in their respective dormitories.

(d) The Secretary shall keep a list of all the members
of the Association, of all indictments, of all changes in the
Constitution and Regulations, and attend to all the cor-
respondence of the Association.

(e) The Treasurer shall collect all dues of the Associa-
tion, keep a record of all expenditures and receipts and re
port same to the President, and shall not issue checks ex-
cept on order of the President.

(f) It shall be the duty of the Student Council to re-
ceive and pass upon reports from Vice-Presidents and
Chairmen of Committees, to consider all charges and to
impose ordinary penalties. In cases of very severe penalties
and those involving suspension from college the final action
will be taken by the Faculty upon the recommendation of
the Student Council.

(g) The Student Council shall meet weekly.

Article VI.
Judicial Department

Section 1. The judicial power of the Association shall
be vested in:

(a) The Student Council, from which alone an appeal
to the Association may be made.

(b) The Association, which shall constitute a court of
appeal from the decision of the Student Council.

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(c) The Faculty, to which all appeals may finally be

referred.

Article VII
Advisory Council

Section 1. Membership. There shall be an Advisory
Council composed of three members of the Faculty, consist-
ing of the President, as ex-officio member, and two others
to be elected by the Faculty from among its own members,
or from officers of the college household.

Section 2. Duties, (a) Tnis council shall meet with the
President of the Association to appoint the Nominating
Committee.

(b) This council shall meet with the Student Council
once a month or any time when serious matters are to be
considered.

Article VIII.
Meetings

Section 1. Regular (a) A regular meeting of the Asso-
ciation shall be held within ten days after the opening of
school. At this meeting the Constitution and By-Laws must
be read.

Section 2. Ordinary Meeting. A meeting of the Asso-
ciation may be called any time by the President.

Section 3. Requested Meetings. Requested meeting of
the Association shall be called at any time by written re-
quest of five members of the Association.

Section 4. Students are held responsible for all an-
nouncements made at Student Government meetings.
Article IX
Appeals

Section 1. In case of an appeal, two-thirds of the en-
tire membership of the Association shall constitute a quor-
um. A vote of three-fourths of those present shall be neces-
sary to sustain an appeal.

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The Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds
vote of the members of the Association, provided the
amendment has been read at a meeting not later than one
week in, advance, and such an amendment, when approved
by the Faculty, shall become a part of the Constitution.

Article X.
Amendments

Section 1.. No girl is eligible for a nomination for the
President of the Association who has been a resident stu-
dent for less than two years.

Section 2. When necessary, one of the Vice Presidents
may be elected from the incoming Senior Class, in which
case that class shall have only one representative.

Article XI.
Budget Council

Section 1. Membership. This organization, shall consist of
the Treasurers of all organizations and publications, with a
member of the Faculty selected by the Advisory Council
acting as an honorary member.

Section 2. Duties. (1) To make quarterly financial re-
ports to the auditor concerning each organization.

(2) The Treasurer of the Y. W. C. A. shall act as chair-
man of this council, calling all meetings and assuming the
duties of President.

Section 3. Auditor. The Auditor shall be selected by the
President of the College from the Faculty.

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BY-LAWS

I.

1. Each resident hall shall be divided into sections each,
wmch shall have a proctor appointed by the house President.

2. Each proctor shall serve for a term of one month.

3. Proctors shall report all disorder.

II.

In question of doubt and disagreement, all committee
rnd officers of the Association may seek advice from the
Advisory Council.

III.

Any member of the Association whose conduct and atti-
tude are at variance with the principles of Student Govern-
ment, may after investigation by the Student Council, be
expe led or suspended from the Association.

BLANKET ACTIVITY FEE

All students will be required to pay a fee of fifteen dol-
lars for the maintenance of student activities. Half of this
fee must be paid during the first week of the school year.
The remainder is to be paid at the beginning of the second
semester. The fee includes the dues f the following organ-

izations:

Student Government $ 1.50

Y. W. C. A 1.50

Athletic Association 1.00

Scroll 1.00

College Annual 5.00

Library Fee 2.50

Concert Series _ 2.50

Total $15.00

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REGULATIONS

DORMITORY REGULATIONS

Quiet:

1. From 8:30 A. M. to 1:00 and 2:10 to 4:10 and 7:15 to
to 10:00 P. M., except on Saturday afternoons and
nights, Sundays, and Holidays.

2. Absolute quiet from 10:30 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.

3. Radios must not be heard outside the room during quiet
hours or after lights.

4. Girls answering phones are requested not to call in
the halls.

5. A minor call down will be given for loud calling or
runn.ng at any time during day or night.

6. Phones must not be used during study hall and after
room bell except for urgent calls.

1: Following a concert or a program, study hall will be
strictly observed even if only thirty minutes remain.

1. No one is to visit after room bell at 10:30.

Students must remain in their respective buildings after
this bell.
Lights:

2. On Saturday night room bell is at 11:00 o'clock.
Penalty :

3. If this is not observed, a major call down will be given.
Three of such will deprive person, of light privilege for
a month.

Visiting In Dormitories:

Students may spend only Saturday nights out of their

rooms.
Inspection :

Students are held responsible for the neatness of their
rooms which must be ready for inspection by 8:30 A. M.
except Sundays, Mondays and college holidays.

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Meals:

1. All students are required to attend the evening meal
unless they sign meal absence slips in the office of the
Dean of Women before 6 P. M.

Penalty:

2. Hostesses at each table shall report any such absence to
the office of the Dean of Women. Minor call down.

3. Chairman of any group planning to be away for iuncli
or dinner will sign for the entire group before 11 A. M.

Telephones :

1. No telephone conversation alt^r room bell.

2. Students are requested to be considerate of others when
talking on phone. Don't talk too long. Only urgent
calls may be received during study halls.

3. Telephone on main floor of Smith building is reserved
for faculty use and college business. Students are re-
quested to use telephone on dormitory floors.

Study Hall:

Study Hall will be kept by a study hall monitor from
7:15 to 10:00 P. M.

1. No student may leave the floor without permission from
the monitor*

2. Freshmen may not study in another room without per-
mission from the monitor.

3. Penalty for not observing these rules will be a minor
call down.

4. Students must not sit anywhere on campus after 7:15.

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SOCIAL REGULATIONS

1. Each student shall sign in office of Dean of Women by
7 o'clock of the night she intends to receive a caller.

2. A student may have dates with any LaGrange boy who
is on calling list.

3. See Dean of Women as to requirements for placing
friends on calling list.

Dates:

4. All stuJents may have dates on Saturday nights.

5. See Class Privileges for number of dates. A student
may see an. out-of-town caller for one hour without
signing a date slip.

6. Students may have dates on campus on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons. Students must sign, in immediately
following the church hour on Sunday night.

7. No student may have dates while under restrictions.

3. All students are allowed one tennis date a week with
young men who are on the calling list. Sign with Presi-
dent of Athletic Association.

9. Cailers are to be received only at times specified in
date privilege list.

Smoking:

No student may smoke in dormitory, college buildings,
or any place on campus or any public place while under
jurisdiction of the college.

Riding :

1. Students may ride with dates to and from show and to
and from dinner. This does not include riding around
town or out of the city limits. See class privileges.

2. Students may not keep automobiles at college.

3. Students may ride unchaperoned to and from destina-
tion signed for.

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4. With permission of the hostess, a student may ride
within the city limits when having dinner at a friend's
home.

5. Dates may go only to drug stores and sandwich shops
in the business section of LaGrange after the show.

Visitors :

1. Students must sign in Dean of Women's office for
week end guests.

2. Students must pay rate of 35 cents per meal for visi-
tors except members of the immediate family and
alumnae. Breakfast charge 25 cents.

3. Town stucknts may spend the night at the college for
some special function, alter airangement has been made
with the Dean of Women.

4. Students are responsible for the conduct of their guests.

5. Failure to sign for guests will cause a student to forfeit
the privilege of having visitors.

Sorority :

There are to be no sorority parties during the week un-
less special permission is granted by the Dean of Women
for exceptional cases.

Pianos and Victrolas:

Pianos and victrolas are to be used only between supper
and study hall during the week. They are not to be
used Sunday morning.

Dress:

1. Students are not to appear on campus or in lobbies in
shorts, bathing suits, or halters. Sun baths must be
taken directly behind Residence Hall. Neither halters or
bathing suits will be allowed on. tennis courts.

2. Ntat appearance is urged at breakfast.

3. Fnimal dress is expected a: concerts and recitals.

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GENERAL REGULATIONS

Chaperonage:

While visiting in town, students are under chaperonage
of hostess.

Time Limit:

1. Time limit specifies the hour at which students are
required to be on campus, unless accompanied by a
chaperon, faculty, or family.

2. Time limit varies with length of day and is set by the
Student Government.

3. When leaving the campus for the evening, students
must return by 10:15. Callers must leave by 10:15.

Registration (in Dean's office) Special:.

Students must sign out when going to dinner, any
special function in town, when going out of town, spend-
ing the night during the week end, spending the day in
a home, and dates.

General :

Sign out when leaving the campus for riding or walking.
Sign in when: On all occasions signed out for.

Permissions:

For leaving town, having dates with out-of-town boys.
Permisssions from parents or guardian please send to
Dean of Women .

Permissions must be mailed direct to Dean of Women.
No permission enclosed in letters to students will be
accepted.

Regulations :

Exam. Will be posted prior to examination week.

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FIRE REGULATIONS

There shall be a system of fire drills under the direc-
tion of the Student Government Association*

Fire drills shall be held at least twice a semester.

During fire drills all quiet hour regulations must be
observed.

A major call down will be issued to those who fail to
attend fire drills.

CLASS PRIVILEGES

Freshmen:

1. May go to town 3 times a week.

2. May have one date night a month. This must be on the
first Monday night. See privilege list.

3. Must be chaperoned by Juniors or Seniors when riding
with boys in cars.

4. May attend picture show two nights a month. See
privilege list.

5. May have Sunday dates on Campus.

6. May have dinner only in homes of friends.

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Sophomores:

1. May go to town four times a week. See forfeit list.

2. May have two date nights a month on the second and
fourth Monday nights. See privilege list.

3. Must be chaperoned by Juniors and Seniors when riding
with boys in cars.

4. May attend picture show three nights a month. See
privilege list.

Uppercla ssmen : Juniors :

1. May go to town at their own discretion.

2. Juniors may have dates on Sunday and Monday nights.

3. May attend the picture show four nights a month. See
privilege list.

4. May have dinner dates on the second and fourth Sunday
nights.

Seniors :

1. Seniors may have dates on any night.

2. Seniors are unlimited in the number of times they may
aftend night shows. "

DEAN'S LIST PRIVILEGES
Students whose names appear on the Dean's List will
receive one extra date night a month and one extra show
privilege a month.

FORFEIT OF PRIVILEGES

1. A student going to town too many times per week for-
feits her town privilieges for one week.

2. A student is fined 25 cents or serves a campus for one
week.

3. A student who fails to sign in at 10:15 three times is
campused for one week.

4. A student who attends the show oeyond the allotted
number of times forfeits her night show privilege for
one month.

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CUSTOMS AND TRADITIONS

College traditions make college life worthwhile. When
you come to LaGrange, you not only enjoy the customs
handed down through the years, but you have a share in
adding to the traditions of your Alma Mater.

The college will honor the new students at a formal
entertainment in the fall.

The Freshman-Junior wedding takes place when the
Freshmen receive their privileges.

"V Installation service is held during the first month
fcr the new girls. The Juniors choose one or more Freshmen
"sisters/'

The local sororities, which every one has the privilege
to join, provide social activities for the girls; bids are sent
out at a time designated by Inter-Sorority Council.

The Y. W. C. A. sends Thanksgiving baskets to several
needy families in LaGrange.

The Y. W. C. A. has a Christmas service for the ser-
vants. Students are expected to give a small gift to their
wash woman.

On the night before Christmas holidays, college girls
smg Christmas carols around town.

The Sophomore class is responsible for the daisy chain
for Class Day exercises. They also give a tea for their
"sister class" afterwards.

The Seniors sing to the Underclassmen at midnight on
Commencement Sunday.

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HINTS TO FRESHMEN

Begin well. We're here to help you, and you to help
yourself.

Remember we do not know all you can do, so show us
by going out for all college activities.

The student Government is to help you, not catch you.

Remember that we have all been Freshmen ourselves,
and don't hesitate to call on us.

LaGrange has the honor system in Student Government.

If you don't know, ask. Curious Freshmen make wise
Sophomores.

The faculty is waiting to like you, so give them the op-
portunity.

The Dean's List is a place of honor.

Always introduce your guests to the Dean, of Women.

When leaving college "sign out" and when returning
"sign in." It pays.

This is the place to make friends, so don't go around
with one girl exclusively.

Remember that you reflect your home.

Remember that you are here to work. Each neglected
task makes the next one harder.

Honor is too dear to be compromised for popularity, or
for the fear of being unpleasant.

Remember that your health is important; take care of

it.

Don't come to school prejudiced; you'll like it.

A freshman who can smile will go further than one
who cannot.

You'll never like anything until you try it.

Pay on time all dues. You are not a full fledged mem-
ber of any organization unless you do.

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Don't be afraid to make mistakes. You can be a Fresh-
man only once.

Remember to read the bulletin boards each day.
Every one needs a white dress.

Remember that appropriate street clothes should be
worn in town.

Begin well. Bad work the first semester may handicap
you through the whole year.

PLEASE REMEMBER

To see the Dean of Women during her office hours.
Not to leave the dining hall until excused by the hos-
tess of the table.

To aid in keeping the college and the grounds in order.
Class spirit is fine, but college spirit is better.
To clean your room each morning.

That absolute quiet and courteous attention is expect-
ed in chapel.

That your vote is an expression of your opinion and
should be cast with careful and consideration.

Not to talk from dormitory windows.

Dress formally for concerts and public recitals.

Do not appear on the campus in shorts, swim suits, or
house coats.

Carry Coca-Cola bottles to senior store.

Do not drink Coca-Cola's or eat in lobbies, on porches,
or in. the library.

Any library book checked out on your name for an-
other student, if not returned at the proper time, will run
up a fine for you. Let your friends check out books for
themselves.

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OFFICE HOURS OF DEAN OF WOMEN

8:3010:00 A. M.
1:302:00 P. M.
6:307:00 P. M.

Sunday Hours

12:301:00 P. M.
1:302:30 P. M.
5:30 6:00 P. M.

Request your hostesses to call for dinner permits only
from 5:30 to 6:00 on Sunday.

Please ask permission ONLY from office during these
hours.

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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF LAGRANGE COLLEGE

"I am come that they may have life, and that they may
have it more abundantly."

Officers

Helene Sloan President

Caroline Butler - Vice-president

Florence Thraiikill Secretary

Kate Foster/ ____ Treasurer

Mary Baldwin Honorary Member

Chairmen of Committees

Hazel Alien .... Devotionals

Virginia Etheridge Social Service

Barbaia Brinkman Recreational

Hilda Lamkin World Fellowship

Manda Fuller Publicity

Eleanor Bryan : __ Reporter

Elizabeth Hall ... Music

Mollie Murphy Under-Graduate Representative

WELCOME FROM THE Y. W. C A.

A hearty welcome to the new girls!

The ideals of the Y. W. C. A. are high. This Associa-
tion endeavors to help students to nobler and better living.
Make the ''i 7 " Room your headquarters, and let us make the
year a happy one.

HOW TO HELP OUR Y. W. C. A.

1. Be prompt and constant in all your attendance to
religious service.

2. Be silent and reverent in the Prayer Hall.

3. Do your part to make each service a success.

4. Continue to cooperate.

5. Be cheerful.

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FOLLOW THE GLEAM

To the Knights in the days of old,
Keep watch on the mountain heights,
Came a vision of Holy Grail
And a voice through the waiting night.

Follow, follow, follow the gleam,;
Banners unfurled o'er all the world.
Follow, follow the gleam,
Of the Chalice that is the grail.

And we who would serve the King
And loyally Him obey;
In the consecrated silence know
That the challenge still holds today.

Follow, follow, follow the gleam;
Standards of worth o'er all the earth.
Follow, follow, follow the gleam
Of the light that shall bring the dawn.

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CONSTITUTION OF THE Y. W. C. A.

Article I. Name

This organization shall be called the Young Women's
Christian Association of LaGrange College, LaGrange,
Georgia.

Article II. Purpose

The Young Women's Christian Association of LaGrange
College, a member of the Young Women's Christian Associa-
tion of the United States of America, and a participant in
the World's Student Christian Foundation, declares its
purpose to be:

We, the members of the Young Women's Christian As-
sociation of LaGrange College, unite in the desire to realize
full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God.

We determine to have a part in making this life possible
for all people.

In this task we seek to understand Jesus and follow
Him.

Article III. Membership

Section 1. Any student of the institution may be a
member of the Association provided she makes the following
declaration: "I wish to enter the fellowship of the Young
Women's Christian Association and will endeavor to uphold
the purpose in my life."

Section 2. Leaders:

(a) All members of the cabinet (officers and chairmen
of standing committees) and advisory board shall be chosen
from the members of the Association, and shall accept the
responsibility of furthering the purpose through the Asso-
ciation fellowship.

(b) Voting delegates to the convention shall be chosen
from the electoral members of the Association.

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Article IV. Officers and Cabinet

Section 1. (a) The Association Cabinet shall consist of
the officers of the Association President, Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and Undergraduate Representative,
the President of the Student Government Association, one
representative from the Freshman class, and seven Com-
mittee Chaiimen.

(b) The officers shali be nominated by the student pri-
mary and elected on or before March 20.

(c) Tne Commiti.ee Chaiimen shall be appointed by
ol fleers of the new Cabinet, and by the Seniors of the re-
tiring Cabinet.

(d) The Freshmen, representative shall be elected by
the Fieshman class from names submitted by the Cabinet.
The e ect'on shall take place after the period of Associa-
tion is ended.

(e) Fiom nominations by the Cabinet an election shall
fill a vacancy in an office.

Section 2. (a) The President shall direct the work of
the local Association and the Cabinet.

(b) The Vice President shall direct the duties of the
President in her absence. She shall assist in the general
work of the Association.

(c) The Secretary shall keep in permanent form an
accurate record of the meetings of th Association, and of
the cabinet. She shall carry on the general correspond-
ence of the Association, and file Y. W. C. A. materials.

(d) The Undergraduate Representative shall direct cab-
inet-study and present information concerning the impor-
tant happenings in the student world.

(e) The President of Student Government Association
shall be Honorary Member of the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet.

(f) The Freshman Representative shall represent her
class on the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet.

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Section 3. (a) The Devotional Chairman shall be re-
sponsible for all the Y. W. C. A. religious meetings except
those directed by other chairmen.

(b) The World Fellowship Chairman shall provide ,a
Missionary program for the fourth Sunday evening service of
each month. She shall have charge of Mission study Classes
and of Missionary offerings.

(c) The Music Chairman shall have charge of all the
music of programs held by the Y. W. C. A.

(d) The Social Service Chairman shall supervise all
social service work undertaken by the Association. She shall
be responsible for the care of the Prayer Hall.

(e) The Publicity Chairman shall announce all the lo-
cal Association activities.

(f) The Recreational Chairman shall supervise the so-
cial activities of the Y. W. C. A.

(g) Tne Tea Room Chairman shall manage the Y. W.
C. A. Tea Room. She shall keep a permanent record of the
business transactions.

(h) Each Committee Chairman shall appoint her sub-
chairman and other committee members.

Article V. Cabinet Advisors

Section 1. (a) There shall be an Advisory Council com-
posed of no less than two members of the faculty, alumnae
of the institution or other friends of the Association, elected
by the Cabinet in September.

Section 2. The Council shall advise the Cabinet in re-
gard to Association problems.

Article VI. Meetings

Section 1. (a) The regular meeting of the Association
shall occur on Sunday of each week.

(b) Regular prayer services shall be held five evenings
during the week.

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Section 2. Special meetings may be called by the Presi-
dent whenever necessary or when requested by the members.

Article VII. Finance

Section 1. (a) All Association finance shall be kept
within a budget to be formulated by the Treasurer.

Section 2. (a) Dues shall be $1.50 and shall be included
in the blanket fee paid at the beginning of the scholastic
year.

Section 3. (a) There shall be a fund to send delegates
to the Student Y. W. C. A. Conference at Blue Ridge, N. C,
nnd for other puiposes as directed by the Association.

(b) Proceeds of the Tea Room and of the Christmas
Brzaar shad go to the Conference fund.

Section 4. All bills shall be paid by the check issued by
the Treasurer at the order of the President.

Article V'lII. Amendments

Section 1. Procedure. Notice of proposed amendments to
this constitution shall be given one month in advarce and
shall require for their adoption a two-thirds affirmative
vote of the voting members present, except this Article and
Article II, and Article III, Section I and II, which shall re-
quire a two-thirds vote of the entire membership.

Section 2. Affiliation affected. Should Article II or Ar-
ticle IIP, Section I and IP, be altered or repealed, and any
membership basis adopted other than the authorized alter-
nate basis, the Association would forfeit its right to mem-
bership in the Young Women's Christian Association of the
United States of America, according to the constitution of
the national organization, and would thereby also forfeit its
affiliation with the World's Student Christian Federation.

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THE OFFICERS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Doris Arrington
Martha Wilson..

President

.Vice President

Christine Gordon

.Secretary
.Treasurer

Dorothy Price ..
Katherine Cook

Senior Representative

Junior Representative

Sophomore Representative

Barbara Brinkman.
Evelyn McGee

CONSTITUTION OF THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Article I. Name

The name of this organization shall be Athletic Associa-
tion of LaGrange College.

Article II. Purpose

The purpose of this organizaton shall be to promote
interest in athletics and to develop the physical side of the
individual.

Article III. Membership

All students of LaGrange College who have paid the
dues required by the Association are members of the Asso-
ciation.

Section 1. Officers. The officers of the Association shall
be a President, Vive-President, Secretary and Treasurer.

Section 2. Cabinet. The Athletic Association Cabinet
shall consist of the above officers and one representative
from each class.

Article IV. Organization

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Section 3. Qualifications.

(a) The President of the Association, shall be elected
from the incoming Junior or Senior class.

(b) The Vice-President of the Association shall be
elected from the incoming Junior class.

(c) All other officers may be elected from any class.

Section 4. Duties

(a) The President sh.ill call and preside over all meet-
ings of the Athletic Association and Council and appoint all
committees.

(b) The Vice-President shall assume duties of the Pres-
ident in her absence, and assist in duties.

(c) The Secretary shall keep a list of all members, all
changes of constitution, and shall carry on any necessary
correspondence.

(d) The Treasurer shall keep a record of all expenditures
and receipts and report same to President, and shall not
issue checks except on order of President.

Section 5. Term of Office and Elections.

(a) Term of office shall be one scholastic year.

(b) The elections shall be held on the day of the stu-
dent elections, the officers to assume duty on or before April
15.

Section 6. Association Meetings.

(a) There shall be a regular council meeting once a
week.

(b) Additional meetings may be called by President.

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LETTERS

New Point System

1. Class Teams: First team, 100 points.

2. If Class team is winner of game, 25 additional points.

3 Observation of Health Month, 175 points.

4. Tennis: 20 points for entrance in tournaments; 10 points
for each match won; 3 points for each hour of practice.

5. Hik'ng: (1) Two points for each mile hiked. At least
two miles must be hiked before points are given. (2)
Not more than 50 points may be earned a semester in

hiking.

6. Track: 25 points for winner in any event; 15 points for
second place in any event; 2 points for entering.

7. Swimming: 2 points for each half hour.

8. Archery: 3 points for each hour.

9. Practice: All hours in any sport over required number -
2 points. i

10. Executive position: President, 100 points; Vice-Presi-
dent, 75 points; Secretary, 75 points; Treasurer, 75
points; Class Representative, 50 points. This is limited
to the three major organizations and to class officers.

11. Ping Pong tournament: entrance 10 points; winner, 5
points. College champion: winner, 20 points.

12. Stars: Stars will be awarded only after letter has been,
won. 500 points are required.

13. Tennis emblems: Special tennis awards will be given to
the student having 200 points in tennis.

14. Awards: College letters shall be awarded to the ten
students making the highest number of points over 1000=

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SCROLL STAFF

Louise Donnan Editor

Elizabeth Harrison Associate Editor

Mollie Murphy _ _ Business Manager

Polly Hutchinson .^Advertising Manager

Silvia Hennessy Assistant Adv. Manager

Mary Nell Evans Circulation Manager

Helene Sloan Exchange Editor

Barbara Jackson Review Editor

Este le Greenway ____ Alumnae Editor

Marion Williams _ Art Editor

CONSTITUTION OF THE QUILL DRIVERS CLUB

Article 1. Name

This organization shall be called the Quill Driver's Club.

Article 2. Purpose

The purpose of the Quill Drivers' Club is to further the
interests of the Scroll by providing fellowship for the per-
sons who work together in those interest.

Article 3. Membership

Section 1. The membership of the Quill Drivers' Club
shall consist of all members of the Scroll Staff and all con-
tributors to the Scroll who have had as many as three con-
tributions accepted for publication in any one year.

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Section 2. The membership of any contributor auto-
matiea.ly lapses if she rails to have at least two contribu-
tions published in any given year.

Section 3. The editor, the business manager, and the
auvert.sing manager of the Scroll shall be elected by the
subscrJbei s from candidates named by the senior members
of the current staff and the faculty advisor. The remaining
staff members shall be appointed by new and the old staif
in joint meeting before the end of April, so that the new
staff may work in collaboration with the current staff
in the preparation of the final issue of the Scroll.

Article 4. Officers

The officers of th3 Quill Drivers Club shall include a
President, a Vice President, Secretary ana Treasurer, these
officers to be ejected for the following year by the mem-
bership of the Quill Drivers' Club alter the appointment
cf the staff members and the admission of those who have
gained membership through contributions.

Article 5. Meetings

Regular business meetings shall be held before the
preparation of each issue of the Scroll. Additional meetings
may be called by the President when necessary.

Article 6. Dues

There shall be no regular dues for the Quill Drivers-
Club. Ordinary expense such as the annual page shall be
provided by the Scroll Budget unless the current staff sees
fit to make a provision.

Article 7. Amendments

The constitution "of the Quill Drivers' Club may be
amended by a two-thirds majority of its members.

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ORDER OF THE DAY

Release Bell.
Dinner Bell-
Supper Bell

Rising Bell

Breakfast Bell-
Library Bell

First Class Bell

Vesper Services

Study Bell

Recreaton Bell-
Room Bell

7:30 A. M.
.7:30 A. M.
.8:20 A. M.
.8:30 A. M.
...1:00 P. M.
..1:05 P. M.
.6:00 P. M.
.6:30 P. M.
..7:15 P. M.
10:00 P. M.
.1030 P. M.

ATTENTION NEW GIRLS!
WELCOME TO L. C.

First Things To Learn College Songs

L-a-G-r-a-n-g-e
RAH!

Oh, L. C. of '41,

To thee we pay homage true;

We are thy daughters loyal

In all that thou wouldst have us do.

We cast ourselves before thee;

We raise thy anthems to the sky,

L. C. of '41;

We spead thy glory far and wide.

Come lift your voices and sing to L. C.

La Grange, here's to you!
I'll praise her traditions and glory anew,

LaGrange, here's to you!

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Here's to old L. C. and here's to her fame,
Here's to the women who honor her name,
Here's to the red and black always the same,
LaGrange, here's to you!

Oh, L. C. will shine tonight!

L. C. will shine!

Shine in her beauty bright

All down the line.

She's all dressed up tonight;

That's a good sign!

When ths sun goes down,

And the moon comes up

L. C. will shine!
But if you want my heart to burst wide open
Just mention L. C. days;

Just start me thinking of those girls down yonder

And those L. C. ways;

Where the girls all seem so happy

And they make everybody glad;

There's where I want to go

Because I love 'em so.

Fve been thinking of those good old days gone by.
Oh, how I'd like to be back
Down on L. C. Way.

I'd like to wander with you up that hillside

And there I'd like to stay;

I want to see all the girls

And hear the latest news;

But maybe you don't know

About those doggone L. C. blues

Oh, I've got 'em,

Say, I've got 'em,

I've got the L. C. blues.

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ALMA MATER

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater;

Guardian of our days;
For thy spirit never failing

We would sing thy praise.
High aloft we hold thy banner,

Ever loyal, true;
Hail to thee our Alma Mater,

Hail to thee LaGrange.
In thy mighty grove of learning,

Wisdom's path weVe sought;
High upon thy lofty hilltop

Visions have we wrought.
From our hearts we sing the chorus.

Let the sound prolong!
Hail to thee, our Alma Mater,

Hail to thee, LaGrange.

L. C. ON THE HILL

Oh! It's L. C. on the Hill

That we love and always will,

Because she has our hearts and spirits too,

She spurs us on in all we do.

Oh, we respect her and her past.

May her glory ever last.

So here's to the red and black we cheer,

To LaGrange we're glad we're here.

Elizabeth Reed

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INDEX

Calendar - - - 5

President's Greeting 4

The L. C. Girl's Creed - _ 6

Pledge 6

Foreword 7

Officers of Student Government 8

Constitution 9

Blanket Fee Activity : 14

By Laws 14

Peculations . . 15

Dormitory __ 15

Social ____ 17

General 19

Fire ..... -. 20

Class Privileges . 20

Dean's List Forfeit -~ -~ 21

Customs and Traditions 22

Hints to Freshmen , 23

Please Remember 24

Office Hours of Dean of Women 25

Y. W. C. A 26

Athletic Association 32

Point System 34

Scroll 35

Constitution of Quill Drivers' Club ... 35

Order of the Day , 37

College Songs .._ . 37

Alma Mater 39

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