In achieving this ob·. objective. the work of classroom and laboratory, par· . participation in extracurricular activities, and contacts with faculty and fellow students are all important elements. The question of the right clothes to bring is an individual problem, but the following generalizations can be made. You will attend meetings, see movies, take a tour of the campus, and go to an introductory dance.
One of the most important social events of the fall season is the Fall Festival, sponsored by the Ag-Tech Student Council. When an Alfredian thinks of his campus, one of his first memories is of the carillon, for it is impossible to think of Alfred and not think of the bells. The festival lasts for five days, and is generally admitted to be one of the high floats of the scho;JI year.
In the morning there is a general clean-up, when the E'ntire student body works together to improve the appearance of the campus. Immediately after assembly, a stair singing competition is held on the steps of Kenyon Hall and most of the residence halls on campus participate. CAMPUS UNION: The "Union", located on the walk from Main Street to the center of campus, is the student cooperative.
COLLI':GE SONGS
Then, shaken by the magic of moonlit trees, And quickened by the kisses let down by a dreaming breeze. CHEERING FOR ALFRED We are out to cheer Alfred on, we will help her win the day, help her achieve athletic victories, through our shouts of beam. Purple and the gold victorious, Waving under a laughing sky, Make us bay, we will fight for Alfred.
Crash thru the opPonent's, Young And victory will come, our way Fight, fight for Alfred,.
YELLS
STUDENT SENATE
ARTICLE 1
All women are required to sign out when leaving their residences after 8:00 p.m., and indicate their destinations. A first semester freshman who does not maintain an index of .8 must observe Sunday through Thursday closing hours one hour earlier than the prevailing hour for her class. All other women not maintaining an index of 1.2 or better must observe, through Sunday.
During holiday periods, women must be present at 12 noon from Sunday to Thursday and at 1pm on Friday and Saturday. The holiday period starts when the student's own exams have been completed, with the approval of the head of the House. A woman attending the second show must present a time slip on her return to her home, signed by the W. notary who was responsible that evening.
No sUp will be awarded to a woman who enters the cinema after its closing time. Any woman wishing to work outside her residence after her closing hours in the School of Ceramics, Allen Laboratory, or South Hall, must submit. sent her representatives after returning to her residence, a sheet signed by the responsible faculty member. For this work, the approval of the head of house must be obtained before the student leaves the house or dormitory.
Women, who have to work due to economic necessity, are allowed later hours at the discretion of the Head of the House. however, no later than the closing hours of the house). Pat's, The Intersorority Ball, The Interfrate~nity Ball, and the Ag·Tech Ball, 2-hour permission will be granted. Male guests must leave women's residences by 11 a.m. Sunday to Thursday and by 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
No one is allowed to feast on a day off approved by the head of the house. Bruce must study and pass the exam at Alma Mater and W.
ARTICLE IV.-SPECIAL REGULATIONS AND DEFINITIONS
ARTICLE V
FROSH COURT
CAMPUS UNION
PUBLICATIONS
ATHLETICS
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
Formerly a member of the Ceramics Society, this organization for Ceramic Design students started anew this year with new ideas and plans. Through films and lectures, he would make people aware of the problems encountered in the production and sale of ceramics. Cercle Francais is an organization: composed of students of the French language created with the aim of achieving greater fluency in speaking this language.
Much of the success of the University dramatic season is due to the cooperation of the members of the Footlight Club. President-Mary Elizabeth VanNorman Membership in the German Club is offered to all students interested in German. The club provides an opportunity for students to gain a more comprehensive knowledge of German through conversational games.
The Latin Club is an organization designed to give students interested in Latin an additional opportunity to learn the customs of the Roman people and to relate these to modern life. The club is composed of those athletes who have been duly named to a diploma for varsity athletics and are also awarded Varsity "A" jerseys for this achievement. The club's main purpose is to promote athletics in Alfred and create principles of true sportsmanship.
The Club sponsored field trips to New York and Buffalo, guest speakers, a dinner dance, and an annual picnic. Members of the DRiry Science Club are students in the fields of Dairy Industry and Engineering. Frozen food majors are offered an opportunity to come into closer contact with key men of the in·.
Efforts are currently being made to link the club with the Institute of Food Technology. The purpose of the club is to advance the interests of rural engineering students.
HONORARY SOCIETIES
The Hortus club consists of experts in the field of floriculture and greenhouse management, as well as management of retail flower shops. Sponsors an annual trip to New York City in March to visit the National Flower Show and metropolitan area growers and retailers. It gives them the opportunity to meet with representatives of various agricultural equipment companies and discuss the problems presented.
Membership is based on academic achievement and interest in ceramics, and is the highest honor a student engineer can achieve. Phi Sigma Gamma, Alfred's female honorary fraternity, was founded in 1925 to provide the university's female students with an incentive for achievement. Each year, those women who have best demonstrated extraordinary loyalty to the University, personal achievement, scholarship and service are elected to membership.
The national honorary journalism fraternity consists of a group of students who, according to them. The national honorary social science fraternity was brought to campus in 1927 to awaken interest and encourage underclassmen study in the social sciences. Membership includes a limited number of faculty members and upperclassmen who must have a 2.0 grade point average and 20 hours of study in the social sciences.
The purpose of this organization is to bring together in a closer connection all those who are interested in the road and the intersection. The society encourages interclass and intramural meetings, and includes interest in sub-collegiate institutions. To further the goals of the route and intersection, it provides officials for meetings between students and high schools.
RELIGIOUS LIFE
Episcopal Service, Gothic Chapel, Sunday afternoon at 5:00, except the third Sunday of the month, when services are at 9:30. Alfred's Religious Community, Candlelight Worship, Gothic Chapel, every Sunday evening at 7:00. RFA is an interdenominational student religious group of men and women of all denominations who participate in a comprehensive program affiliated with the New York State Student Christian Movement and through it with the World Student Christian Federation.
RESIDENCES
Presidente-Gharles Deignan Bise-Presidente-Herbert Anderson Sekretario-William O'Connor Penningmeester-Adam DiGennaro LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-Kalsada ti Estado.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
Students with unexcused absences longer than three and up to and including twelve, which are not made up during make-up (. will automatically have an incomplete. completed may be removed the following semester by making up two hours for each absence. Library Hours- The library is open for regular business from 8:00 am every day from Monday to Friday.1) : Most bool(s) can be withdrawn for a period of two weeks. with the privilege of renewal.
Recent popular books can be withdrawn for only one week without the privilege of renewal. such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, etc., may not be withdrawn at any time. Such books should be returned to the desk as soon as you have finished them, as others may be waiting for them. Failure to comply with this regulation on the part of any student will subject him to the following late charges: 10 cents for the first hour (01' . fraction thereof) and 5 cents for each additional hour, including hours the library is closed is.
While specializing in the technical and agricultural fields, the library will be expanded to include novels, biographies and other resources related to courses at the Ag-Tech Institute. A cross-reference file will be established with the Carnegie Library and students will have access to materials in both libraries. The Clawson Infirmary, located on State Street south of Brick, provides facilities for the treatment of student illnesses.
Students must have a written outpatient order form to visit a doctor in his private office. Students who visit the doctor's office without a written order will be charged the regular price, except in emergency cases determined by the doctor. Students in their dorms must notify the clinic and a nurse will visit them before they can be excused.
All permanent and temporary physical education excuses are issued at the infirmary and must be filed with the clerk's office. After admission to the infirmary, students are not allowed to receive visitors for the first 24 hours without special permission.
