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Show NOTICE TO PRONPFXTIVE i HIGH SCHOOL l'IPILS In order to avoid the customary late registering of high school pupils pu-pils the school authorities Adopted a regulation which places an additional addition-al fee of $1.50 on any pupil who does not register during the first week! of school. Students who cannot enter during that week may avoid paying the extra fee by making satisfactory sat-isfactory explanation of intention to enter and courses desired to the principal either in person or by mail. It is hoped that this plan will do several things for the good of the school and the pupil. First, it will be an urge to those pupils who in the past have taken the attitude that it does not matter about registering regis-tering for a week or two as school will not do much in that time and whose action have kept the school from much. Second, it will give the principal a definite line up on the desires of the pupils concerning courses, etc., at the opening of school and thereby enable him to provide sections to take of all pupils. pu-pils. Third, it will enable the faculty fac-ulty to give its attention to registration registra-tion during the first two days and thereafter not be interrupted in their classes by late registrants. Registration fees are the same as last year. All pupils are expected to pay their fees at the time of registration. reg-istration. Any deviation from this policy will be made only by special arrangements between the parents and the principal. No pupil will be registered or allowed to enter classes until the student body fee is paid and no pupil can be fully enrolled in any class requiring a laboratory fee until that fee has been paid. More time and effort hare been put forth this year in getting the building in readiness for school than any time previous. Competent Com-petent instructors are now employed for .every position and a very successful suc-cessful year is being looked forward to by all. |
