Students' Handbook V.3
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The program of sports for tliC year Is as follows : Fall — Tennis, Speedl)all.
Winter — Basketball, Foiilshootiug, Vol- leyball, Boxing.
Spring — Swimming, lloreshoe, Play- ground balL VARSITY "I" CLUB As the name implies this club consists of those men who have won the "I" in any major sport, and of the male faculty nieuibers who are on the Athletic Coun- cil.
The purpose of the Club is flve-fold: 1. T'o prouiote brotherhood among the athletics in College.
2. To promote clean athletics.
3. To ...promote school spirit.
4. To interest atliletes to enter our school.
5. To foster qualified scholastic stand- ing. (In conne'-tion with this last point there is a standing committee in the or- ganization whose duty it is to Iteep track C-2 Strdonts' Handbook— I.8.T.C.
of the sf'holastip work of the club meni- Itors and investigate any failures or low marks).
The offif^ers of the club consist of a president, vice president, chief scribe, and treasurer. They all hold office for one year.
The organization has been self-support- ing throughout its history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The program of sports for tliC year Is as follows : Fall — Tennis, Speedl)all.
Winter — Basketball, Foiilshootiug, Vol- leyball, Boxing.
Spring — Swimming, lloreshoe, Play- ground balL VARSITY "I" CLUB As the name implies this club consists of those men who have won the "I" in any major sport, and of the male faculty nieuibers who are on the Athletic Coun- cil.
The purpose of the Club is flve-fold: 1. T'o prouiote brotherhood among the athletics in College.
2. To promote clean athletics.
3. To ...promote school spirit.
4. To interest atliletes to enter our school.
5. To foster qualified scholastic stand- ing. (In conne'-tion with this last point there is a standing committee in the or- ganization whose duty it is to Iteep track C-2 Strdonts' Handbook— I.8.T.C.
of the sf'holastip work of the club meni- Itors and investigate any failures or low marks).
The offif^ers of the club consist of a president, vice president, chief scribe, and treasurer. They all hold office for one year.
The organization has been self-support- ing throughout its history.
What to read after Students' Handbook V.3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Teachers College (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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