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Daigler �Handbook HIS booklet has been prepared to bring together in convenient form the policies, standards, and regulations affecting the students of Centre College. Every student is expeeted to read the catalog, handbook, and official announcements posted on the bulletin boards. �CONTENTS GENERAL I FORMATION PAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 COLLEGE RULES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ac1·1v1·1·u:s Men's s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 REGULATIONS Miscellaneous ISCEI,I 13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 US Centre Song and Cheers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Colleg Danville al ndar for the Y ar 1964-1965 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Churches . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 62 on tih1tion of th Int r-Frat rnitv Councili I of · n tr Coll ge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Con Constitution f th I11t r-Frat o Fraternity Jt1cl1cial Council11 ... 68 onst1 tution of th Student Government nt of nt r111n C 11tre Coll g of K Kentucky. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 . Con Constitution the ti of Student nt Association . . Constitution titutio11 of th . . • . • . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . Index I ntr .... I 75 .. . . . . . ...... . .. . ............................................... . l 82 �Centre College alumni have included two vice pr ident of the chief JU justice nd on a the nited tat , on associate jujusttzce of ociate ice Supreme Court of the nited tat • �enera n ormation ACADE Academic Council Th cad mic Council includ s the following mernb rs: Th pr id nt of tl1 Coll g d an of tl1 College, d an of men d an of women n dir ctor of coun ling services and four faculty , o ar m mb r elect d by tl1 faculty for t terms f four years ach. One faculty m member cl10 n from tl1 division of humanitie r i ion on from th di,·i ion of nah1ral cience , on from th di,·i ion of ocial ci nee , and on from tl1 fact1lty at Iarg . Th Coun il a t for the faculty on matt r which should not b po tpon d until th n xt full m ting of tl1e fa t1lty. It a t upon p titian of studentsfor waivers of rt1l <; enacted by th nt faculty or for tl1 r reversalof ruling mad by offic rs of tl1e Colr al l g . It con ider at th nd of each m t r the r cordc; of all students on acad mic prol)ation and drops such studentsfrom nt nt the coll g or r tai11 th m. It ad,·i tl1 fact1lty, th d an of the Coll g or th pr 1cl nt on any matters which any of tl1 m may r f r to it. It take><; the initiati,, in considering 1d rnajor questions tio11s of d 1 ational policy and make suitable recommendations ther on to th faculty or to any officer of the ollcg . r CHAPEL A D CON\7OCATIO service Th weekly chap l kly , usually at 11: 15 on Thursday t1ally mor11ing, is a c 11tral I m nt i11 the lif of th Coll g . 111 this service , students and faculty 1n members ome tog th r to join 1n nts c the workship of Goel. 1ormally tl1 cl an of the chapel I I acl th college cornn1unity i11 ·ommon worship On oc a occasion , visiting clergymen ar brought t to tl1 campt1 to nri enrichtl1 worship experience . The inging is usually l d by tl1 ri nc 11tr College g Cl1oir. Tl1 11 : 15 hour on Tuesday morning is orclinarily reservedd for a g ra] 011,1 0 convocation ·al and , 1 1tir1g p ak r address Local th students on subjects s of g n ral int r st. 0 Occasionally a student r1t t 1011ally nt group tak l1a1·g of a convocation program. atio11 Several convocations ral a tio11 a year ar s seta ·id for the ori ntation of freshment11 ar ar1d n w students. 5 �Th Coll ge belives that th s gatherings are a vital part of th student's experience and, accordingly, attendanc at th m is reqt1ired. To facil1tat th ke ping of a11 att ndance record each student will be t1pplied with nt1mb r d cards. He will 11t turn in one of these card at th clo of eacl1 con,,ocation, freshman man con,·ocation or hap I which he att nds. ft r attendance has been recorded, the cards will be returned to tl1 ir owners r If cards ar lo additional copi s may be procur office in Col]eg at th post Hall. If a stud nt mi mises eith r convocation or chap I more than thr time i11 a semesterwithouta ,,alid excuse , h will b alt r lo,v d no absencesfrom eith r convocation or chap I during th nc s rest of that 1n t r or during th f following m t r. tud nt who continually ab nt him elf fron1 convocation or chapel may b a ked to withdraw from Coll ge. SERVICES BULLETIN BOARDS BOARD Ev ry student i expected to r readth official announ announcemen t d _ m nt post d on th bt1ll ti11 boards , on of which 1 in th 11tran hall of oll g Hall· the other i in th ntrance hall to th lowerr floor of Sutcliffe Hall. Counseling Service LI Th Student guidan nt c nt r in oll g Hall, h helps tuwhich d nts 1pon requ st, r garding prob] problems hi ·h arise dunng atC . t ndanc at Centre ollege Th counselors try to h lp th student d nt become a curat accuraetly d about his aptitu l , al ilitie . om infonn and t Interests to arriveat int intelligent and nt cl decisions about his duut cational and oc upational Th ·o counselors el assist tud I havin difficulty in adj adjusting th ·ulty to oll college ·0111nun1t . tud nts who whish to have h help fron ti these counselors coun 1nay arrang for an appointment th nt at ·o counseling · nt r. 1 th basis < f information gain· I fr from discussion nnation with the -..t student nt, coll college I re· records, sychological l tests and inventories. p personnel p , ·ho) ·a th the counselora tt In pt s to h help thetu I = t unerstand n h his problems o · r th student n cl t n r l1 as un1 respo11sihili ty f for th themand ,vor work out lu solutions. Th d an of th coll college, the associate ·iat cl dean,h 1 deanof t womenn, th cl a, of ,n n, th · cl deanf th chapel ar o •l also availal I for di · us ion of stud student I t problems rob goals. I Ji \ i · r)R1" i- I{\7J : i.: H 'pre · ntativ . fron1 cliff ·r nt laundrie., ·< II ·t la 1ndr , ix a ·h '" ·k. Laundry i · 1 lly r turn cl ,vi thin t\v) t f ur sua 6 11tr, Coll g< �Coi11-operat cl ,va l1ing and drying ma l1in ar in tl1 ba ment of acl1 of tl1 \vom n's re idenc s. a,,ailable ~IAIL po t offic·e for all hid 11t i 1naintain d in Coll g Hall. ~1 n a11d \\·on1 11 h1d 11t , i11clt1di11rr tl10) \\'110 do not Ii, · in a coll g r ide11c \\ 111 b a ig11 cl indi, iclt1c1l mc1il l)oxe . h1d nt l1ot1lcl l1a,1 all mail addr d to tl1 1r I)O t offi e box 1111ml) r. 11 i11 t1r d l)ackag l1ot1ld b add1 e ed to C ntre Coll g ,,,. itl1 tl1 tt1cl 11t l)ox 11t1mb r 111clt1d d. All t1ni11 ur d 1),1rc l po t for ,,,on1 n l1ot1ld be addre d to th ir l1ot1 . Tl1e I)O t offic ,,,i11do,v ,vill b op n 8 a.m. to 11: 15 a.m. arld 1 1J.1n to 3 pm. on \"\' kda)· and a.m. to 11: 15 a.m. 011 aturda}',. 1 4 ,f EDIC L CARE Th Coll g ha mad all r a - (1nal)l pro,,ision for h1dent h alth and af ty l)y pro,,iding tl1e Par on, I-Iealtl1 C nt r. Tl1 c; n ic of tl1 oll g 1)11) 1 ian th nur ' n i , th ll of tl1 infirmary a11d ordi11ary m dical car ar 1)ro,·1cled at no co t to th hid nt. Ho\v ,, r tl1e stud nt ,v1ll l) I) cted to pay th actt1al o t of p c·ial dru~ or m dicat1011 , i11cl 1clir1g dn1g that may 1) p cificall)' r qt11r d by tl1 i11d1,1 idt1al tudent. Dir ction in ca of illn 55 or accid nt: 1. Report to th r sid 11t nt1r e. ( Tl1 Coll g phy i ian will b ·011 ult d b}' tl1 nurse if th ca Vv arrant on ultat1on. ) 2. 1 \ll tt1d nt \\T ill11e\ r qt1iring att ntion from th ith nurs mu t r main in the Ilealth C 11t r. STUDE""T I. 'L""RA. ,E Tl1 coll g participat in a ~tt1d 11t in t1ra11 11lan off reel on a ,,olL1ntar} lJcl 1 to all ~ n1d nt , ,vhicl1 1)ro,1 id for tJ1 ex1) n of tr a tmr..;1 t of illne <:, and i1ij ur1 \ tl1at an11ot lJ ~ acommoda t d by our h alth r\ ic . Tl1 plan r)ro,,icl s 11 altl1 i11 t1ranc at a o t of $16 for tl1 1) riod from tl1 op 11in da,, of <;(·11001 i11 pt ml) r tl1rc)t1~h t,\, J,, co11s ct1ti, montl1 . l{ iml)t1r<:> m r1t tll) to $500 \.\ ill l) 111acl ii 1m cliat ly fc)llo'v\ ing tl1 clat t)f a · ·icl nt or fir t n· at111 11t f ()r tl1 i kn . Tl l) 11elits t111cl r tl11s 1)lar1 ar ~ l)aicl i11 aclclitio11 tc> an)' 1) n fits tc> \.\ hi ·}1 a ~tt1d \nt l'> 11titl id t111d r otl1 r l) rsonal I)()]i i or associatio11 . CO\' rag 1s ff cti\ 11ot 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 /land book 7 �only \Vhil stt1dents are in attendance at th College but also while at home or elsewhere, or while tra,,ehng during this period. PLACEMENT SERVICE At ome point in a college car er stud nt may ne d information and cot1ns l about occupations and 01)portunity for employment. In addition to con ulting p rc;on on our f act1lty shldent may get information at the coun ling cent r in Colleg Hall. A file 1 kept on each tudent who com s to the office of the director of couns ling service and compl t th n c ary plac ment fo11r1s. It i , ,ery important that jt1ni r and n1or fil plac m nt form<; in thi offi . ,1a11y tl1d nt aft r I a,1 in a coll g ,,,ill r f r mplo, r to th Coll g for ti ·h mat rial. If it 1\ not on fil th r i no r our but to r port to mployers tl1at t1 h file ar t1na,,ailabl . 7 Dt1rir1g tl1 )' ar, r pr entati, of indt1 tri a11d bt1 in s , 1 1t tl1 campt1<; to m1)lO)' gradt1at . t1ch , i it , for th pt1rpo of i11t r,11 \,ring int r t d c;tt1d nt. , ar an11ot1nc' d i11 th C nto, on th bulletin board , and in convocation announ 1n nts. ST 1 D RDS OF DRESS K 11n.1 ·k \ l1c1s "tal li ·11 cl , tra lition of a hi v n1 nt ·pannint~ t,vo · 1;tun ., This tra lition o 11 l d ,vitJ1 stud nt and fa 1lty I rid in ntr \ d n1a1 1<. that tu I I t b ,..,, l1 dre d on th a1n1 u . Th kc 1 not t a n art a1 d corr ct ,vardrob i sin11 licity. I a1 I1n I atne, and a1 I ropriat n s in dr ,vill id ntify you a - a ntr tud 1 t. 11t1· l)f l\1E1T: 1. I 11 tl1( c]a :1·c>o1 1 , lt:1 bo1·a to1·i · ·I aI I · 11 o ·, ti 1 'l r1 d tl1 t,, lll)J) r· floo1· of t1 t lift. I Ia 11 11 11 11 ,l , ,,, ,11· la k J1i1·t ,, itl1 colla1·, 110 ~ a11d ock ·. 1.,11 ~s a1· tl 11 i11i111u1 1 '"'ta11clc 1·d . 2. 11 tJ1 cli1 i11a 011111101 t] t(11 c1c1rcl: . t,1l \cl i11 1 a1·, g1·,11)l l a 1 I 1 o 1 a 11 oc ·a i o 1 s ,,,) 11 " 1·,, iC _) i . C f \l 1· i" , }1 1l , t l s r, ic: i 1)1·0, id d o c t a r1 cl ti .:; a r ad li ti 11 al 1· CJ ll i i t " . i , } • \ ~ / 1 lov,, r 11 r of ut Hffe 1 Iall , nd n th 111 n 1nay \\ ar uch , } rt c tr r a h rt i ad 3. In th lil rary, on tl 1 cai P 1 , 11 t1· �of slack , l)t1t tl1e re~t of their attire should be approximately that expected 1n the classroom. \\TOME : cJa<;<;roomc;. 1aboratori , chap I, con\rocation, library, and t1tcl1ff Hall regt1lar chool cloth s ar reqt1ired. 2. !11 tl1 cli11i11g common tl1 tandards tat d i11 1Jaragraph 1 ap1)l)1 011 ctll occa io11 \\ l1 n n·1c i cafeteria t,·l \~1l1en eat d er,,ic 1 1)ro, id d ho and dr 110 are a r c1t1irem nt. ,,,I1ile dr and matching n en1bl ar recomm nd d to fit in ,vitl1 the attir of th m n. 3. In th \\·om n's r idennal q 1aclrangl sport attir is allo,,1 d. ''' omP ma1r \\1ear hort 11 rot1t to tl1e t n11i cot1rts. S1)ort attire on carnpt1 \\ ill b cli ct1 ed under \;\Tom n s Regulation5. I. In tl1 1 1 STUDE T CO GRESS The Stt1dent Congress 0 is the organ of stt1dent self-go, r11m nt at C ntr . The Congre s is respo11sibl for the socic1l and xtract1r1i t1lar program at Centr . E,, ry c;tudent is ehg1l)le to participate in th el ction of officerc,. Th offic r of the Congres5 dec,ir and xpect tt1d nt ttpport and int ll1gent riti ism a th y ft111ction to handl i11fr actions of st11dent r gulations and to plan extracurricular progratn!> throughout the year. Officers: Pr sident ................................................................... K n Kell Seer tary ................................................ Patti ~1c oll,11n Treasurer. . . .... ........... ... . . . . ... .. .... . .. Fre(l I liggi 11s Social Chairman .......................................... Tom ,tot111tj<))' \i\7HO 1 TO C01 SULT )"'0 R fi ACULTY ADVISER 1. To dis tiss your cour')e of tudy, pr s nt a11cl ft1h1r . 2. To clisct1 s propos d chang s in th program for wl1icl1 you l1a,, r gist r d ( acld1ng or dropping ot1r~ c;). 3. To dis ·t1ss any difficulty whicl1 you may ha, e with any of yotir ot1rs s. 4. To disct1 · any matt r of int rest to you . • • The appendix contains the llandbook onstitution and By-Laws of the Student ongr~s. 9 �THE DEA OF TI-IE Co1,J.EGE ( DR. HECK) Old Centre-first floor 1. To discuss a change ot your major. 2. To discuss any difficulty which you may have with any of your courses. 3. To discuss any matter of interest to you. THE DR. CAVNES) Breckinridge Hall DEA OF MEN ( 1. To discuss any matter pertaining to the ~fens re idences. 2. To d1sct1ss any matter of int re t to you. 3. To get approval for a ocial function, arrange chaperons for it etc. THE 7 MRS. ICHOLS) Y rkes 1:30-4:30 DEAN OF \,\ 0 fE ( Sutcliffe 8-12 l. To discu s any matt r pertaining to the \\'omen' Di• v1s1on. 2. To discuss any matt r of inter t to you. 3. To get approval for a social function, arrang chap rans for it, etc. • THE DEAN OF THE CHAPEL ( DR. K OWLE ) St1 tcliff Hall 1. To discu matt r of int rp r onal r lation . 2. To g t ad,,i on clit1rch , 1 ocat1011 . 3. To discuss . umm r ~ n 1 . proj ct and po ib1liti . for o,, rs as stttd)'. 4. To talk ov r r ligiou and moral prob] ms. 5. To discu s any n1att r of int r '>t to you. THE A o IATE DIRE TOR OF Old oi-.o 10, ( 1R. Drx:o ) 11tr - fir, t floor 1. To c.lisct1 i 11-t1id, or Ioa11s. THE J IRE TOR OF l. 1'o di u. O , • ' LI (. SERVI I- ( l)R. LLRI H ) oll r Ilall j lb opportnnitil''> on or in tud nt days and aft r 1 raduatio1 . 2. To r iv · vocation1l guidan . 3. 1'o tak ' dia 1 no · ti t sh , for xa1npl al ilit)' or l1c>1·t 0111i11 T . 10 , cl\ t ) 0llf r a lin 1 �4. To di ct1ss any difficulty which you may ha,,e in mastering and tt1dy·ing any course. 5. To di cu s any matter of interest to you. THE REGI TRAR ( MRS. SHEARER) Old Centre-fir t floor 1. To g t information about Selecti,,e Ser,,ice regulations and th offic r-candidate program of the ,,arious a1111ed forces 2. To procure a tran cript of y·our er di ts. 3. To procur certification of eligibility for initiation into a fraternity. 4 To g t information cone rning ,,eteran ' educational b enefit and forms , in luding b n fit to \var orphans. THE A ocrATE DEAA ( DR. v\7H1rrLE) Old Centre-first floor ugge tions r garding the con,,ocation pro- l. To mak grams. 2. To di cu s any matter of int rest to you. Handbook 11 �Centre Colleg alumni have included eight United con gre, state, rr1 en. tate senator . fort ·-tzvo and eleven governor, of �A TTE ~ .r\~CE D l. R gt1lar att ndan ic; xp ct d in all our e , it is rer1t1ir cl in ot1r n 1ml) red l)elo\v 300. It i req t 11red in all c·ot1r for all tt1d 11 t t)11 acaden11(' l)roha t1011. 2. !11 trt1ctor<, \\'ill x1)lai11 to \tt1dc:>nt~ c·lcarI,, tl1c rel,1tic)11l1i1) l) t\\' 11 cl,1\<; att 11da11 a11cl st1c 'CS\ft1l 'C)1n1)let1011 of a h ot1r ir1clt1d111g tl1 nee s 1ty of att nda11 at all exan1ination and an11ot111 · d t t . a 11 s .3 The instrt1 c tor \\'ill , \' arn an\' tt1 cl n t \\'ho "' se m to aff ·t acl,, r l)' h1 tand1ng i11 a Ot1r e. 1 i11 trt1 tor ma, <,t1b ,e<1t1 ntl, clrop a 1 nt for an add1t1onal ab e11 i11 a cot1r5 nt1ml) r d l) lo\\ 300. 4. tltO nt i11 cour nt1mb r d 300 or h1gl1 r a11d tt1d nt on th D an' L1 t ha\· incli\ idt1al r ponsilJ1lity for ,1,1 5 att ndanc . 5. All <;h1d nt xc pt thos on the Deans L15t mt1 t att nd th last m ting of ach clas pr c ding and tl1 fir'" t m etir1g follo,v1ng th Thank)gi\11ng, th hri5tmas, and th Ec:1 t r ,,aations. 6. Fa tilt,, m ml)er \\ ill k l) an a t1rat r c1r<l <)f 'a ·}1 tud nt' · att ncla11 , \\ hich will b a, ailabl to c;tt1(l 11t<;, acl,,i rs , and admin1c;trator . 7. Each stt1d nt is allowed thre absencec; in chap I, three in c ,,n,·ocation , ,tnd U\' in p~1y 1cal ec.lt1 ation. If a c;tt1d 11t m1 c;s itl1 r cor1,,o ·ation or hapel mor than three times in a c; 1n st r, h \\ ill l) al]O\\' d no al1s n s from 011,1 ocation or cl1ar> I clt1rin g th fc)llo\\'ing seme5t r. A student \\'ho cont111t1ally' al) 11ts l1i1ns lf from ·on,,ocation or hap I may b ask tl to \\'itl1draw frorn tl1 oll g . 8. In tl1 nft)r m nt of the<ie r gt1lations tl1 cl a11 \l1all J1a,, ft1ll ad1ninistrati,, ~ at1thority with acl,,i · wl1 11 11 c.Ied from tl1 stt1d 11t's advis r and from th a ·ad mic ~ oun il. 1 1 1 1 1/andbook 13 �AUDITING FI A CIAL RECORDS A11v stt1dent orga11izatio11 or agency ,vl1ich r c i, fund frotn t}; , tudent Budget or otherwise dir ctly or indir ctly from tl1 coll ge treast1ry, must comp!)' with th pro,,i i n for tl1 xa111ination and at1diting of its books of accot1nt , contained in tl1e Constitution of the Student Go,,ernm nt, Article V , ectio11 1 paragraphs e and f. AUT0~10BILE REGULATIONS R sid rit opl1omor junior and senior hid nt '"rith a cun1ulative tand1ng of 2.0 may haYe th pri, il g of k ping at1tomobil s 5t161 ct to the following regt1lahons. N fr hman may have th privil ge, xc pt in rare case of n s ity , p ificall)' at1thorized i11 ad,,ance by tl1e d an of m n or th d a11 of \\ro rne 11. 1 1. STUDE TS \~1HO ARE OT ELIGIBLE T RE I TER \'EHICJ_JE ~1 T LE1 \ 'E TtIEJ\,t T HO~,tE. \ 2. All auton1ohtl mtL t b r gi t r d in th offi of th d ean of m n. ( Th r will be a $5.00 registration f e. ) 3. An appropriat d cal ( color to be changed ea h y ar ) mu t b placed in th lo,v r right hand corner of th \vind<;h1 Id as a 1nean of id ntifving a r g1<;ter d automobil . ( Ther \vill be a $10.00 fin for tho \\1 ho do not display it. ) 4. 1 tud nt 1nay r g1 <. r an au tomob1 I ,vi thou t fir t provi din a · rtifi at of in uranc ( on op) to b on fil in th d a n of rn •n ' or d an of ,vo1n n ' offi ) . Th in uran poli y 1nu t ov r th p ri od for ,vhi ·h th tud nt 1 nroll d . Liability insurance 1 t ov r th ' ntir a ad mi · y ar and th 1niniJn un nus co,, ra r . l1all be 10/ 20/ . 1 0 1 ·tud nt on s > cial condu ·t or a ·a l 1ni · 1 rol ation hall b p n nitted t o k 'P and 01 rat an auton1obil . 5. 0 6. , ' Y 1 Db "T }., 1 OLLI:J ' A1 I '\ 1 RE LE E \\'JI() I• IL TO RE ,I TEH III A l'Oi\t BILE 1 \T TI ii'.. T I. 1E II E I E ,1 TEH FOH ,LA \VIL BE . BJE T TO I b . ' 101 . I• H i\ f 11 IE () L l'.. E FOP Tl l , H <' .\f AL 1 1.' . I OJ, TIIE Ei\IE TER. R :1<-.TRATl() ' () ) TO f BI LE 1 Al ' Y OTII}'.. R ·rli\11'.. i\1 T Br APPR Vb J BY Till'.. 1 l'..A · OF ~II'.. · R '1 IIE I l'..A ()F 1 \ .\I E . ( Th r ,vill h e a Hr for lat r •g,-..trati >n. ) 7• St _u I ~1t n 1a i n t , a r · o i a n a r t< n 1oI i I is a pr i\ i l c, , n l 1 tJ 1 t ca rri ·1 ] f '" 1 r spons, > i ti ·s or prop er II e of th , t ve hi ·It . i 14 Centre College �Common sen e is the basic rule to be observed. However, certain r equirem ent must be met: a. o parking is perrr1itted at any time on roads and drives on campus. ~ o parking is allowed within 10 feet of any fire plug. Parking i expres ly prohibited in areas marked ''no park. ,, 1ng. b. The speed limit on College property is 15 miles per hour. c. The ''La,v of the Road'' of the stat statutes is adopted, insofar as p rtinent, to the r egulations of the u e of all roads and· ~ ays \vhich tra\· r e College prop rty. d. nnece 5ary' blowing of horns on campus, especially at night, and noi y muffi r5 ar~ prohibited. e. A system of p enalties has been set up to take are of infractions. 8. Con,:iction in a public court of any violation of motor ,, hicl la\v \\ ill b uffici nt rau e for re\·ocation of the stud nt automob1l pri\ il g s. 9. Th Stud nt Judicial Board may depri\ e a student of th pri,1 il g of operating an automobil in the Coll ge community sh ould he fail to comply with any of th automobile regulation outlined above. 1 1 1 1 CLA SIFIC~!-\TIO r OF STUDE TS tud nts who have satisfactorily complet d the amount of \Vork indicated h r \Vith are clas ifi d a follo\vs: Fr shm n , l 55 than 24 s mest r hours Sophomores, 24 to 56 m st r h ot1rs Junior , 57 to 6 s m st r hour niors, 87 or more s m t r hours CONDUCT OF STUDE TS C ntr Coll ge xp cts from its students a high le,, I of personal honor and "Ondu ct. In all matt r th be t intere ts of th commu1 1it) as \\' 11 as of its m mb rs must b cons1d r d. The oll g r n s th right to xclt1d at any tim stt1dents ,vhos onduct or inflt1 nc it r gards a und s1rabl . o further r a on n d l) as ·igned. In uch a P f 5 will not b r fund d or r mitt d and 11 ith r th oll g nor any of its ffi , rs hall l)e tind r any liability for su h xclusion. The Stt1d nt ongr s a11d it5 t1bsicliary organi?atio11 , und r th g n ral su1) rvisio11 of tl1 faculty, ar \ s t d with th 1 1 1/andbook 15 �authority to establish specific regt1lations go,,eming the student social life Administration of social regulations ( see page 27) is subject to tl1e jt1risdiction of the Student Judiciary a et out in the Constitution and Bv-Lavvs of the tudent government, which ap., pear in the index of this book. COURSES I. Additional coiirses. A student who has a standing of 3 0 in tl1e pre,,ious eme ter may, ,vith the perm1 10n of hi ad,,i er and the dean, enroll in a sixth course upon payment of the rPgula1· fee for an ext1·a cot1r e. 2. Ar,diting Coi,rses: A sh1dent \vho ,vi h to audit a cot1rse n1t1 t regi t r for that cour e a an at1ditor. Hi r g1 tration is accepted only ,vh n appro red by the appropriat in tructo1· a11d tl1f\ dea11. Tl1e fee for a ditina a cot1r i the ame as for a course tak n for credit. ½. student ,vith the in tructor' permission, may att nd a cour e ,vithout regi t nng or pa} ing <; a fee. 3. Chanae of Course: A tud nt "ho v. i he to change a cot1r " mt1 t con ult hi ad,,i~ r and th n fil \\ith the d an of th college a petition for tJ1 chang . A fee of $1 00 i charged for any change n1ad aft r th fir t ,v k of a me t r. r c ipt for this f e mu t b attach d to th petition. ,v 4. Corresponden ork: ( 1) Ordinarily, no er dit ,vill be ailo,ved for corr spond nc " 'ork b gun arri d out or omplet d at a ti1n ,vhen th stud nt i - in re 1d n at ntr Coll g or any oth r coll g or univ r 1ty. ( 2) o n1or than ix crEdits arn d in corr spond nc ,vork 1nay b ap1 li d to,vard a d gr to b granted by C ntr Coll cr . (3) o r dit for corre pond nc ,vork ,viii be allo,ved ·cept ,vh n th tud nt' r gistration has b n approv d in advan by his advL r and 1 th d an. o uch approva l ,viii b criv n unl .,., th oil g or ~niv rs_ity in qu sti )Jl is approv ,d for ·orru,pond n · ,vc rl by it n g1onal a er di tin a - ·ociation. T . uch approval ,v1ll b o giv n in th cas of a tud nt ,vho do not hav a umulativ a,: rag of at I ast 2.00 on hL ,vork at ntr . ( 4) No r dit ,v1ll b allo,v d fr r orr . pond nc ou1 in n r)i..,h con1po 1tio11 or cl for ig11 lf1ngt1ag . ?· Cr dit for Y czr Course : part of a y ar our id ntifi cl ~n th ca talo r by t,vo ll 1ml r join d by a b) ph n rnay he r dit d _to,vard_ graduation only aft r th ntir y ar·s " 'Ork ha be n sati facton y on1pl t cl 16 Centre College �6. ]1111i,>r (",,llc·f:.(, \\1,,rk: ~<> <.·r<.·<lit t·,1r11(·(l ,tt ,l j,11li<>r (·<>II(' g c l))' c.l , t t I c. lt, 11 t , , 11 <> l1 , l , c <>111 l)lc.~ t ( ·<I t v\' <> <>r m <) r (· y (·,l r \ <>f r < i·" clt'11c·e ,lt ~t'11tr<· Cc>llc·gt· c>r t·I\<.'\\ 11<.'rc.· 111,1 1 I>(' c.•11tc•r(·(l t111<>r1 that \ t l 1cl <.~ 11t ·" 1) (•r 11 1, 111 f' 11 t re:'<.:< r < c.l t Ce 11 tr (' C c>11 c' g c' > l - . 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ReJ)e(1tir1g Co,,, c: 1 \tt1c.lc·11t 1, cx1)c ·tt cl t<1 tc1kc n \ ·011r. \\ l1icl1 11 I ],111<, tc) ,t1l)1n1t a, 111 t\t111g tl grtlClt1~1tic>11 rc·c1t1ircn1 11t ancl ,,,}1i 11 11 11,ls fc1il cl t<> 11,1,", ,1t tl1 fir"t c>1)1)<>rtt111it\' \t1cl1 ·ot1r. 1 off.er cl . .. 1 1 1 1 1 n1a}1 11t1t r 11eat a ·ot1r\f' for er \clit afte:\r 11( l1~1s 11a ~ cl a cc.1111~e of a l1i r]1 r 1 ,, l fc)r \\1 l1icl1 tl1 first ·<>111 ,c~ ,, ,l\ a I)r r c1t1i.sit . 011l).1 C>111 \es i11 \\1 l1i ]1 tl1 ~ fi11a1 Tr,1cl . . 1, 1tl1 r f ail11r ') or ''J)'") 1na)' l) r 11 a tccl. 11. ,1ior Pro< 1 r(1n1 c>f Co,,r.sl~s S 11ic>r, ,,,ill r1c>t c>rcli1l~1ril , l) 11 rmitt cl to t,1k fcJr er clit t()\\1 arcl gr,1clt1 ,1tic>11 ,lll)' ·c>11r,c.\ 11t1r11l1 . . r ~cl l> ]C>\\' 200, l>11t tl1 <.l \a11 111~t}' gr~111t tl \('t1i<Jr J) 'r1111" 1 11 11 si<,1 to tctk \ s11ci1 a c1t1rs tl1 stt1cl \11t s11l>1111ts ,1 ,vritlc'tl stat ·111 ·r1t, ·r1clc)r " )c.1 l>)' 111') ,1cl, I\t\r cl \111<.>11stratir1g tl1~1t tl1 cl1<>i · i ~ ·clt1catic.111all) S<)1111cl. 12. Sl1r12r11er $(; /10,Jl: (I) 1 <) r <lit. ~1.rn c.l }) _ ,l r1tr< <)IJeg · st11cl 11t iri st11nrn r s 11<)<)1 at a jt1r1ic>r c>ll ·g:<\, ·c>I l ,gt· . c.1r t11 i,1 1·sit)' ,,,J1i ] is 11c>t a r clit cl 11)' <>11 <)f tl1, rt gic>11al a r c.Iiti11g ~l "' t iati 111s \,,ill l):) 11ter cl 1111c111 t11 st,1cl 11t·s 1)cr111ar1 r1t r<: <)rel at 11tr c)l1 g{'. ( 2) C> ·r ;)<.lits tlr11 'tl l))' ~l t11tr t,llc<-r stl1dc 1 t l)y \\'<>rk i11 s,1111m ~r s l1<><>l [lt :'"lt1<1t ll ~r \lt1dt11t 1 1 1 \\ 1 17 �coll g or t111i,,er it)' ,,,ill be nter d t1po11 th <;tt1d nt' r cord at Ce11tre t1r1Ie <:, ap1)ro,1 al \\'a granted in ad,,ance hy his ad, 1ser ancl tl1 clean <)f tl1e Acad mic Counc~il. Such appro,,al will 11<)t l)e gra11ted to a stt1d 11t \\ ho i on acad mi probation. 13. [ l pJJer Division Cotirses: A candidat for th bach lor' degre mt1 t inclt1d in hi program of tudi at I a t 30 r dit in t1pper-d1, 1<;ion cot1r e<; ( cot1r e numbered 300 or high r ) . Th Acad mic Cot1ncil may allow an exception to th1 rt1l \\' l1 n a tt1d nt prior to tl1 b ginning of his senior 1 ar'I ubmit a writt n taten1 11t, e11dor ,ed by 111 ad,,1ser, Ot1tlin1ng a program for h1'> junior and <;en1or year. and d mon trating that thi prograin is dt1cat1onall) sound. 14. ,vitl1clratt·al From Co1,rses by Stuclents: ( GR D1 I G SYSTE~,f A'\ D REPORTS 1), 22). 15. '1Vitl1clratval of Course Offerecl: Th coll g r r, e<i the right to withdraw any cour5 for which f w r than fi,, tudents ha,, registered. 1 DEAN~S LIST All stud nts in g n ral good !>tanding who r iv a grad of B or b tter in ea h a ad mi our , or \vho<, a, rag 1 3 ~O or better ,vith no grad of less than in a ad rni · ·our , \vill b placed on the Dean's Li<;t for th following '><.'ffiC'>t ·r. DEGI,EE onf rr d on h on tho<. ·andidates ,vho ubrnit to th ' r 'g1 strar, not lat •r than four \\ ,l-_, h fore the da t of cnn1n1 n ·cn1 ·n t a pp Ii ·a ti on<. for th , cl '<'r , . \Vho co1n1 let ' all th ' r 'quir ·n1en ts for th d, 1 r,, and \ Vho , r 1· co111111 \11cl("Cl f(1r tl1e cl gree 1))' ' '<)t c>f tl1 f~1c·t1lt\ ., Graduation in Absentia: anclidatc'<. \VI o clc,ir th 1 gr to h · a ,vard d in al s ntia n1ust p 'ti t1on th , Ia ·u lt , f c)r t 111, privilege. Th p tition should r 'a ·h th, fa · dty hvo \V k I1 ·ior to cc>n111 r c 111 Ilt at tl1 lc1t, ,t. Appli ·at inn for: I 'gr e<. ar l 1 • G_rad11(~tio11 F e: anclidates for a d 'grt c ,vho hav( 11ot 1 I ll n r s1d nc:e durin<t ·itl1cr of th · t\vo s ·111, ·t •r · i1n1n •di, t ,_ I) pr 'ceding th dat of 1 racJuation ,vill I e r •quir •d to pa , , g1·aclt1ati()11 f " of $-0.00. 1. All ,vrittc n \\ <irk e ·cept as othcn, 1,c ,pc ·ihl I I , th pn f es or, 1nust he done i, 1 i II k or t 'J)l'd. a. I ark colored ink or t:pe,vriter riblH l 11 11 , t he 11 t'tl. �1 <) \). 11,(lr~i1, ..1l or ir1ter-li11e cc)rrectio11 1nay a1)11ef1r Cltl t<.\r1n 11a 11cr . c_~. Ext'f'l)t f<lr \111anr,ot1nced qtti//Cc;,, <)r i11 certair1 clc1) . 1rt11lt'tll\ , 1)<.'11 rt11cl i11k 111t1 t l) tt\(:l<.l 111 ,\·r1ti11g c',c.l111i11,1- tic>11'-i ,111cl <illi/'lC . cl <>rrc<.:ti<l11 i11 <1t1i11e\ ,111cl e ,ar11i11ati<)t1\ 1nt1\t l)e 111,lc.le itl1 <>tlt' li11c clra\, 11 thrc)t1gl1 tl1e n1,lteric1l t<l l) c clelt>ted e. \\T riti11g m\1 t h l gihl . 2. Th \t11clt:l11t n1t1,t fc)llcl\\ tl1c l)a 1c· rt1l elf gr<lm111,1r a11cl l)t1nc·tt1,ltic>11 ,111<l ,1\C 1)r<>11er \ 11t nc ancl 1)aragra11l1 ~trt1c:tt1re , clictic>n, a11cl \11cllir1g. 3. Fat·t1lt,· meml) r ¼rill p nali7 tt1d 11tc; \\. l10 r 11eatedly f,1il tc> m '·t mi11imt1m tandard by ith r r ~ft1 1ng to acce1)t tl1e work or low rir1g th grade proportionat ly. 4. Fact1lt\.r m ml)er \\. ill Ot1tli11 t<> tl1 ir \tt1cl 11 ts tl1 minimt1m tanclarcl\ a ·c ptal)l a nd mark tl1 1)ap r\ f or l)O<>r expr <;io11 1))-' t1\i11 g tar1cl,1rcf c.:c>rrecti<111 n1ark\. 5. Fact1lt 1, m ml) r ~,ill u ~ay type t <;ts wh n ,, r \\ 1 1 1 .,; f a il)l . 6 Form for fc)otnot frc>m anv m > ml) r c)f th lil)rary. .,; EXAMI ATIO and bibliograph,, can be obtained Er1glish d partm nt or th coll g rs l. Final [t.,xamination~ ar r <}ttir cl in ,,ery Ot1rse at the s ,}1 clt1l ~d tim , l),1t~ on C'On\t1ltation witl1 th d an , a t rm 11ap r <>r otl1 r r c1t1ir m nt may b ·ul)stitt1t d f<)r tl1e final Xclmination. iv1 ml)er~ c)f tl1 fa ~ ulty ma,, not cliang tl1 tim of ~cl1edt1 I :lcl xa min a ti 011 s. A stt1cl nt al)s nt withot1t x ·tis from a fi11al . ami11rttion ill r · i, 1 ~ " F" i11 tl1 ·ot1rs . Th f for a 1n~1k -t11) fi11al x<lmir1atic>n fr<>m whi ·}1 tl1 stt1d nt wa\ ab r1t for u11a,,c>idal>l cat1 e is $2.00. 2. Gr(11/,1ate Record E.ramination.c;: 1 . 11ior ar r ~c1t1ir '<l \ll to tak tl1t> (;radt1at I, cord Exami11atio11 . A <ittid 11t cl claring mor tha11 011 n1ajor l1all tak th ad\ a11 , cl t c:.t c)f tl1 Gradt1at R cord F ..,xamination in ach major. 1 \\ 1 EXTRAC IlllJ .,Ul..1 AR ACTIVITIES In g n ral a11y stt1d nt may parti ·ipat ir1 a11y xtra ·t1rri ·,1Iar a ti,1 ity ar1cl }1old a11y office l)t1t a st\1cl 11t <>rga111/(.1ti<>11 111ay tal)lish its c>\v11 <1uali6cations for (>ffic or in >1111) 'rsl1i1). o llandbook 19 �sh.id nt on social or condt1ct probation may hold any office i11 a colleg -spo11sor d organization, suc'h as a11 ag ncy of tt1d nt go,,err1me nt, a c;ocial fraternity chapter or a d e1)artmental lt1b No sh1d nt may , on account of hi part1c11)ati()11 i11 coll g s11onsored ac ti,,ities , be permitted to m1 mor tl1an fi,,e m --tings of any one class in any one semester. FACULTY ADVISERS Each m eml)er of the freshman a11d sopl1c)mor clas<;es i assig11ecl to '" on1 m m l)er of the fa ct1lty \\'ho l co1ne l1i · ,1d, i er dt11·ir1g l1is fre~l1rnan a11d opl1om or 1 ea1~ . Th ad, i r \V1ll counsel h in1 on th plan of h1 cour e and r gi t r him in e,·]a \ ,e~ tie 1<; al<;o r eady to gi,, hi111 h Ip on oth r 1natt r \vh1 11 are 11 1 ta11t to the stt1d 11t ,,,hile }1 1s a r sid nt of th n )c)r college. 1 F r<.>r11 ti1n to tin1 th acl, 1 e r 1na., be a k cl to mak r cv C rn 11 (l ,1 ti< )tn >Il\ tc) 011 ~ c tl1e d ec111s of tl1 .. \.cad n11c Cot1n il r )f garding th ' s tud e nt\ ,vork. This i. ec;p c1ally important ju t b fo re th ' stude nt nte r\ th junior Ia . t tlu. tim th tud •nt', r cor d fo r th , first two y ar ,viii b r v1 \\' d for th purpos of cl tc nninin g hi fitne c; to continu h1 work to,vard tl1e clegr ~e. A t th e en d of his soph o n1o re yt ar, the .., tud nt eI et~ a n1ajor and 1ninor field of concentrati on , and th ·hainnan of th maj or cl ·partinen t or a faculty m mb r d signat d b) h1n1 b ecom · tl1e st11d 11 t's acl,1 is ,r. I. All s tudent · accepted I y th ' coll f(>r fi 1 1(·ial ,1ssist,11 . 1r11 1e,•t\ ..... 1 ll \ r, a r , •litrj} l to applv fi11,111cia l cl\ is ta 11 ' ,1r AP ·t d to niaintai11 a high s ta nd ard < f l <: r<,011a l ond u ·t a11 l t o ,1 I) t the rcsponsihi lities a<:co1 npa r yi n < . u ,h a \va rds r i 11 lt1 cli1 <1 tl1 1)r<>1111)t (),l)' Jl <'11 t <> f ~111 c·c> ll t~ r<:, l)ills. S t l1Cl t>11ts ff'{('i \ 1 i11 1 3. 'J li e aeadctnic s ta n ding o f •ach r ·ipi ·nt \viii I e ·0 111pu tecl at the t•nd of eacl aca d l rni , •en . ~fir i 111 1111 t.1 ndar l f acadtn i · a ·hi'\'< 1ue11t ar< as fo ll o\vs: a. l◄ ~•csltn 1 ·n rnust att ain a curnu la ti,·L' a, ·1.: rngc o f :..0 r higher to be conti111H: cl fi nanc ia l a i d. b. , oplton1o res, ju I ior: a 11d ·e11io rs 111u: t ,nai II t a iI a ·tnnula ti, t' a, erag(' in e ·c:ess nf 2.0 to hv ·ontinu cl on fin·1n0 11 <·i~tl ,li(l. 20 C 11 t r Colle!!. ( �('. A com11etiti, c cl1ol,1r~l1i11 r~ci1)ie11t mtist 1,ave a ('t tm\1 I,1ti,·e ,1, (r,1ge of .'3.0 <)r l1igl1er t<> J1,1, e l1i~ ~chc)larsl1i11 c·o11ti11t1 d. If a c.•<)1111Je titi,·e c.;c_•l1<>larsl1ip i\ lc)st l)y ,l stt1(lt 11t 111,1111tai11i11g ,1 c t1n1t1l,lti, e ,l\ er,lgt) i11 ('<<.•t\\c.; <>f 2.0 11{) 111 ,1) r r~t·ei , c) tl~\1\t,111t·t t111dr·r tl1e r<.)gttl,1r tlicl 1)r<>gr,1m. d. \tt1cle11t ,, l1c> f,1il\ t\vc> <>r m<>re c.·c>t1rses at the 11d <>f ,111\ <.)111e ter 111,1\· l<>~c ]1i\ ,l~\i ta11<.:t. . , 4. \tt1de11t ,,·l1 c> le) C"> l1ic,, fi11 a 11 (·1a l a\\l\ta11c is eligil)le t<) re-a1111l)·: l1 c>,, e,·er, ,l \ec.·c>11d le> 5 of a~ 1sta11ce i~ cc)11c.;id reel termi11al . .5 11\1 f ac.- t \\·l11 c.·]1 affc.~c·t\ t11 e cl(>t( r1ni11 ,ltic)11 c>f tl1t\ 11 .)eel <>f • a \tt1cle11t, i11c.·lt1cl111g t1~e c>f a11 at1t<>mc>l)il<.) c>r m c.1rric.1gc after aid 1 ,l\\'ardc~cl, ma\' lerlcl t<> 1<>">~ <>f c>r alterati<)n c>f l11s tlward. , 6. A\\'ard\ ,,,ill l)e r , ·1e\\?ed a1111t1alI 1, a11d wl1en reqt1irements ha,· b n m t , aid will be continu ed a. 11et")d i11dic.\atec.; ho,"· ,, r , tl1e ratio of gra11t to loa11 a 11cl W<)rk~l1i1) may l) t~ alt red. 1 1 FOREIG \; I.J \'G GE l{EQUIRE IE:\'T The for ign langt1ag t\,,,O reqt1irem ent may l)t~ m t i11 c>11c of \\'a". : "' 1. A c;h.1dent may I)asc; a qualifyi11g c ~1minat1or1 i11 the langt1ag of h1 choic . Th te.5t ar gi, 1 e11 at tl1 e l)eg111ni11g of ach sem t r l)y appoint/ nt with the r g1~trar. 2. hid ntc; may a}go ft1lfill th langt1age r <1t1ir )1n .)nt 1) 1 comp! ting th int r ., diat cot1r in a for 1g11 la11gt1ag at ntr . If a tl1d n ) gi11 a langt1ag at Ce11tre 11 Wlll tl1t1~ tak a total of 12 emec; t r hour , or two y ar\. If a tt1d nt c.·c>r1 tint1es at ntr a Iangt1ag b gt1n in l1igl1 scl1ool 11 \\'ill l)e p1acecl according to th following sch m : a ) If h 1Jr 5ent t\,.ro hi gh cl1ool t1n1t 11 i li gi l>l for th int rm diat cot1r a t Centre. b ) If h pr nt mor than t\VO l11gl1 (·]1001 t1111t\ }1 m,1)' d mon\trat h1 profici nC)/ and b placecl a · 'C)rdi11 rly c)r e, r111)t d 1r1 ac orcla11c'P. \Vith 1., abo,, . tt1d 11ts \\ l10 l1a,, tak n two y ar\ of a lar1gt1ag, 11 l1igl1 s hool may not r c i,, e r dit for a l) ginning 'Ot1rs( in that 1 langt1ag . St1 h hid nts as do not I ct th int rm diat 'Otlr\ in tl1at langt1ag \\. i II lJ \ r c1t1ir d to b gi11 th study of a11oth r l c111 g11age or to al1dit t]1 lJ ginn i11g cot1rc; i11 tl1 la11 rt1ag \Vl11c·l1 tJ1 y tt1cli )cl ir1 l1i gl1 s l1c)c)I. In tl1 latt r ·as), graclt'\ \A. ill l), r J)<)rt c i11f(1rmally tt1 tl1 d ~a 11, l)t1t will not b n1ad ~ a rnatt r 1 1 1 I I a n(llJ<J<Jk 21 �of official record. They will therefore not be counted in computing the student's a, erage for any purpose. The auditors will be 1 required to attend as regularly as though they were registered for credit, and will also be required to take all quizzes, tests, and examinations They will be so info1med by their advisers and by the instructor. Students who have taken four years in a language in high school may not recei,1e credit for our inte1111ediate cowse in that language; students who have taken three } ears of a language in high school may not recei, e credit for the first semes7 ter of our intennediate course 1n that language. Students who ha, e taken three vears of a language in high school are encouraged to audit the first semester of our intermediate course in that language. No student is pennitted to postpone meeting his language requirement except with the specific per1n1ssion of the dean. FRATERNITY REGULATIONS See pp. ~-zt,t. GRADING SYSTEM AND REPORTS The grading system u ed by the College carr1e quality points for each credit hour earned. The grades and the corresponding quali t)1 points are as follows: A ( Excellent )-4 quality points for ach r dit hour B ( Good )-3 quality points for each er dit hour C (Average)-2 quality points for each er dit hour D (Passing)-! quality point for each r <lit hour F ( Failur )-0 quality points for each er dit hour \,VP (\.Yithdre~, Pas ·ing)-0 quality point f r each redit hour \,VF (Withdrew Failing)-0 quality point for hotrr I-Incom1)lete a h er <lit 1 entry of er dit hour· atten1pt d or }llali t)' poi1 t ,,rill h 1nad for cours s from ,vhich a tud nt 1 llo· ,, cl to ,,1ithdra,,, , without grad ( \V) or , ,jtJ1dra,v pa 1ng ( \~1P). \~TF }1a" in eve1·} r S!) t tJ sam ff ct on a stt1d nt rL.1r-.ord a a fail ur at tl1 end of a cot1rs . 0 1 Any stud nt ,vho ,vithdra,v from a cour aft r n1i 01 ter grad ar r ord d ,vHh th r i trar hall l arad d \' F. If, ho,vever, th student i pas ing th cour a1 d f l that h 22 11tre Coll a �l1n, tr<>11g r a . 0 11, f()r \\'itl1dra\\ i11g, l1e n1~l)' 1)etiti<)1 tl1e dea1 1 1 <lf tl1t~ c\c)llegl) fc)r 1)er111i io11 t<) \\1 itl1clrc:l\\' \\'1tl1 tl1 111,1rk of \\ "P. 1 , g1·ad of I ( I11co1n1)let ) 111a1, l) r c·orcled b 1· a fact1lt}· n1e111ber for a h.1de11t ,,,}10 for a11 t111a, oiclal)le at1 e ( i.e. ill11e".,<,, (leatl1 i11 f::=tmiJ,,, accid 11t, and . imilar r a on ) 1<, t111al)l to c·ornlJlete tl1e cot1r rec1t1ir ment or 1<, al)~ 11t frc>m a fi11al exa1n111c.1.t1011. Tl1e gr,lcle of I ( Inc.·c>m1)lete ) mt1\t l)t rein()\ eel from the record l)) tl1 fact1lt) m ml) r>\ r cc>rcl111g a defi11it grade a 0011 a 1)0'> 1l)l a11cl i11 an 1 , 11t \\ 1tl1i11 tl1irt)- da1· after tl1e e11cl <)f tl1e eme~ter, u11le\ ar1 xte11\io11 of tin1 1 a1)1)ro, d by the dean. To be eligibl for gradt1ation a tt1d 11t mt1<;t ha, e a ct1mt1lati,1 grade-point a,,erage of at lea\t 2 0. Tl11 m ans that his 11tir ct11nt1lati,1 e r cord, inclt1ding cot1r e\ pa\~ed, fail d or I ft incornpl t , mt1 t a,, rage at 1ea t 2.0. :\o er <lit i allo\\. ed r1or i a tran cript of er cl1ts i . ti d for ar1y \tt1d nt \\ ho e aecot1nt 1') 1n\ettl .)d at e1tl1 r th l1l)rary or th bt1 ine offie . Eacl1 m ml)er of tl1e faculty shol1ld notify hi<; tud ntc; of th ir final gracl s. ,f mher t)f th fact11t}' may not, xc 1Jt l)y action of th facult)', el1ang a final grad aft r it I a l) ~ n fil d with th r gistrar. I~ port\ c>f acl1 stt1c.l nt'c; )<.:l1<>lar\l1i1) are mad to his parer1t · <Jr guardian eacl1 ~emc<; tcr. 1 1 1 1 1 Gl~1\I)UATION REQ IRE~ IE:\"TS 1 11 ti nclr d t,,, n t 1 er cli t 110 1r in aead mi , 'O t1r c ar1d 6 s me\t rs i11 pl1) 1 ·al dl1 ation acti,1 it)1 ar r r1t1ir cl f<)r gracl11atic>r1. Th ca11cli(lat mt1 t arn a et1n1t1lati,, gracl -11oi11t a,, rag of at I ast 2.0. II 111t1c;t m t th r c1t1ir 1n rlt\ \vl1i ·11 ar ot1 tJ i 11 )cl l)clc)\V c1nd n1t1 t b r \01111n nd ~d by tl1 f acu Ity. On A. 1 7RO 1 REQ 11,~: ~11-:1 ,., .. l r1•1< n1) -:1) '"fO A ~t RE DE1 T A \\7ELI .. -B 1.,J\,c1~0 En 1• ,\1·101T E C:JI n1 - 1. EnglislJ Lit ratt1r C()mpositio11 ( Engl1\h 101-102 ), 6 credits. 2. Th Bible and th Cllristian Philo <>ph} of Li f ( I, 1 ligio11 201-202), 6 r d1t\ 3. Jiistory, a )' ar cc)11r\C ( ·110 ~ n frc)m tl-1 fc)llc1\\ ir1g ot1rs s: I Ii tc)ry 101 a11cl 102; <)f 201 a11cl 202· {)r 203 a1 d 204; or 303 ar1d 304; <1r 305 a11d 306), 6 crt~d1t~. 1 llandbook 23 �4. Social Science, a year cour e ( cho n from th follo\vi11g course . Economic 201-202; or Go,· r11m nt 103-104, or 201 and 202; or Philosophy· 310 and 313, or P ychology 101 or 201 a11d 102, 0 1· 101 or 201 and 104; or Sociology 201 and 202, or 207 and 20& ). 5. Ht1manities, 6 er dit . Eith r 1-Iumaniti · 201-202 or two 5eme ter cot1r . I ct d from th foll o,,711a fl cld5 and cour e . Art; 'lu 1 , Engh. h a nd for 1~n la1 ag cours numb r d 300 or I11gl1 r; Dr,1111atic 1gt1 Art 101, 301 , 302; Pl11lo 01)h 1- 204 305, 306, 312. 6. Foreign La11gt1ag , 6 to 16 credit , ir1clt1d111 rr tl1 com1Jl tion of th coll g i11t rn1edi,1t cot1r i11 on language, or a atisfactory s ·or on a languag profici ncy te t . 7. 1 atural Sci ncec;, 10 to 16 er <lits, includ1n~ tl. A )' ar cot1r, e 1n a lr ll)or,1tc>r) \ Ci 11 ( \ho en fron1 th ' fol10\\ ing cour '<:",. Biology 101 and 102 Bio lo~\ 103 and 104, Ch '1ni tr_· 101 and 102 h m1 try 101 and 104 Phr \l C'> 101 and 102, and Phy ic 201 and 1 202 ~. h. At I , t a .<. ter cour c in anoth r di, i i n ot 11~ltt1rrll \C'i _)11c'e., ,}10\ e n <) tl1at tl1 tt1 cl 11t ,, 111 1 1a, \c1111t.. ,,, ) I k 111 b1olt>gi 'al a11cl <., 0 111 .. 111 1 )l1y ') l C 11 c 1 11c . 13. a 111 ~11 OR F1 ..o 0 1•· E1 1. ~ Icljt r fil-.Id 24 t< 40 ·r .. d1t .. 2. ~ I i11or fi Icl. 12 tc) 23 er .. cl1 t\ ~ 11 •101{ .\ , ' I) \ 1·t ·n1· By the h ginning of the junior _, 'ar, a '> tu I nt in on, tiltation ,vitl the chairrnan of hi: 1naj ff dep,1 rt1 ·nt ,el t a 1 n najor and a 1ninor field of study. Hequirc1n •nts for 1naiors and 1nin ) I are stated hy the se,·c·ral depart1nents. A ,tud ·1 t ,nay 1 ot appl) tcnvard a degree 1non than 40 er di t in a sing! • 6 ,J l. pc•cial attention i: called to th• r gistration da, i1 th( ,ollege Cak•ndar. tudents " ·ho do tH>t a,·ail tltl'Jns •h l of the opportunity to register 011 the da ·s indic-at •d "ill l <.' ·h·1r<r d a l ,.,<Jf(' l~l'g i~·tr<1tic>11 li <'e t>f - .0(). I.1Il1l{1 l{)' 11 I~ ,l1 l.11 l"'I ();\ \ \ Thl' s~ sterlJ of 01 (')f st: c-k: i. \ls cl in the lihrar\'. ·rhi ' "' 111 1~ennits th<' student lo have ace 'ss to th<' (ntirc .;>II c:tion , t all t1111 )s. �The library hour are as follows: 11onday-Friday 8-12, 1-5.30~ 6:30-10, aturda)' -12, 1-5~30; Sunday, 1:30-4:30, 7-10. All librar)· fin mt1 t b paid befor th nd of ach seme ter. The name of an}' tt1d nt failing to pay hi library accot111t ,, ill l) RI d ,\·ith tl1 d an' offi , a11d tl1 tt1d 11t \vill b r ftt ed xaminat1011 t1ntil tl1 accot1nt i ttl d. \\ h n a h.1d nt tak a book, pamphl t, or magazin from tl1e librar1' , h mt1 t ign a charg lip and tht1 a time pect111iar1· r 1Jo11 ibilit1 for th it m charg d. 1 r JOR FIELD OF co1TcE TRATIO At the nd of hi c;oph0mor y ar, or before, a sh1d nt ml1. t el ct a major t1bject. He mu t pr en, toward ft1lfrllment of l'his gradt1at~n r qt1ir m nt not f e"v r than 24 nor more than 40 er dit in th t1bj ct \.\ ith a rrµnimt1m grad of ''C'' m eacl1 cot1r~e Cot1r e \vith the fi11,1l grad of ''D'' may not l) ot1nt d to,,,ard ft1lfilling tl1 major t1l)ject r qt1irement, l1ut tl1e h1dent ill not u t1ally be r qt1ir d to r I)eat a cot1r e ir1 \\·l1icl1 11 ha mad a grad of "D " H ma}' elect to take a11c.1tl1 r C()t1r. c in th major c1t1 nc . Cot1r e d sig11atec.l 61 a t ri. k i11 tl1 "c1Ileg Bt1ll tin may not b cot1nted toward ft1lfill1ng tl1 1n,1101· t1bj ct r qt1ir m nt. 1 1 \\ i\ft r a hid nt ha5 one lectecl l1i\ major, 11 may not cl1ang it \\ ithot1t th consent of th d an and of th cl1airm 11 of tl1 d partm nts one rn d. 1 5h1d nt may tak six hours toward hi major <;t1l)j ct i11 anoth r d partm nt with th cons nt of th dc1)art1ner1t · <.'<)ncern d and th appro\1 al of th d an. Majors ar offered in th following ~ ubj cts: 1. Art 2. Biology 3. Bt15in 55 Admini tration 4. Ch mistr,r 5. Dramatic 1 \rt 6. Economics 7. El m ntar, E(lt1cation 8. English 9. French 10. G rman 1 12. Gr k 13. llistory 14. Latin 15. 1,1tl1 mat1c l6. ,f ti ic 17. Pl1ilosophy 18. Physic·<; 19. Psychology 20. Ileligion 21. Spanisl1 11. Go,, rnm nt All stt1d nts following a pr -professional program <;}1ot1ld consult th ir ad, is r or the d an for parti ular r c1uir m nts. 1 llandbook 25 - �TRATION , A minimum of 12 mester credits fulfills the requirement in most departments, or the minor subject. Courses indicated by an ast ri k in t College Bulletin may not be cot1nted toward ft1lfill1ng t . ~ minor st1bject requirement. The ubj cts in ,vhich a stt1de may elect a minor are the ame as for the major t1l)j ct, ,,-ith the addition of Sociology. The minor "'t1bject i sel cted ,~w1ith th ad,,1ce and consent of th cl1airman of tl1e major department. Cot1r e with the final grad of ''D' may not be cot1nted toward fulfilling the 1ninor sub1ect requirement. PETITIONS Petihons ( appeals for exception to a rule) present d sh1dent to the Acaderruc Council must be signed by th dent's adviser. b)' a hi- PROBATION A stt1dent will be placed on acad mi probation 1. At the close of any em ter or st1mm r term in ,vhicl1 he fails two or more cour , or 2. At th clo of any m st r or st1mm r t rm in whi ~}1 h has fail d to attain th cumulati,,e a,, rag indi at d in the following schedul : Sh1dents who ha,,e complet d on m st r of colleg re . id nee . 1 50 T\vo m ters .. ... .. . ... . . . .. . 1 75 Thr or more . 'Inc~ ter .. 00 Th Acad 1ni · Council at 1t<, di. r t1on, ma\ al<,o pla on acad mi\ 11rol atio11 any tl1cl nt \\ 110 at mid-t r111 i11 an , 111c t r is r I)Ort cl to b fa1l111g i11 two or n1or c·n 1r or to h,1, 1 an a,, rag of 1.0 or I s<; o11 g r '" i cl 11 c oll g or j 111ior coll as Jt1i,,a] 11t to on ha 11 i11 cl LI de r i cl r1 , 1 • T\, 0 timrn r t r1n 1 . .,111e ,1 t a 11 , , t1 l1all . l) n i, 1· 1t t'OL111t , d tr. tran "f . r . tt1d nt ,,,}10 ha fail cl to 111 t t]1 ,1cad n1i r c1t1ir 111 11t. of tl1 i11 t1tL1tio11 fron1 \\'l1i ,11 h tra1 \f rr d \hall 1) 011 a ·a I n1i · prt1l at1011 dt1ring 111<; fir\t n1e t r at 11tr <)11 g . 1 , stt1cl 11t 111a ' 1·e111c),, .. l1i111s )lf fro111 1 )rol atic)11 l , th appro1 riat' u1nulativ av ·rag ind1cc1t d in th a l)o,, . 26 fltt~1i11i11 t·l1edt1l 1 �A sh.1de11t '\\'ho in an)' seme ter fails to remo,,e l1im elf from probation l1all l)e dro1)1)ecl~ t111le 1n tl1 jt1dgme11t of tl1e "'i\cade1ni Cot111cil tl1ere are SI) cial c1rct1m ta11c·e\ \vl1ic·h ,varrant l1is l) ing gi,1 e11 a ft1rther op1)ortt111ity to r 1no,·e l11rn If from I)rolJation. A sh.id nt ,,,}10 in a11\1 5emes ter fail t\\'O or more cot1rse ma)' be dro1)P d at th d1~cr t1on of th Acaclemic Cot111cil, ,,,hether or not he ha pre,11ot1 I,, be n placed on academic probation. ~ An} tt1d nt ,,,ho ha not acl1i ,, d a ct1mt1lati,·e a,rerag of 2.00 at th nd of 111 fo,1rth s me t r a11d who ha b n 011 acad mic probation pre,11()ll ],, \hall l) dro111) d \Vithot1t r C'0tlr e. An)' tt1d nt dropp d tinder th1\ r gt1latio11 ma}' a1)pl1· for readm1<; 10n after an i11t r,,al of n,.ro eme ter . RESIDE CE REQUIREMJ~ 1TS Th ,•.rork of the s nior } ar of a ca11didat must l) don in resid nc at ntr Coll ge. for a degree 1 SOCI L REG LATIO rs Excer)t l)y 11ecial p rmission all ~ocial functions of stt1dcnt grot1p must l)e h Id on the campt1 ·. 1 social a ti, 1 ities ar tind r tl1 . tip n 1<iion of tl1 d an of \ll rn .111 ~111d ti) (l an of \VOm 11 or om 011 d '"'ignc1t rl b)' tl1 m ar1d r sp<Jnsibl to th m. Tl1e1 ar to be go,, rn d l))' th ti t1al rul s of <Y<.1ocl 'ta ·t ar1d 1)ro1Jri ty. _ o formal danc:es ha]l b 11 Id 011 an ,,ening l)efor a day on whicl1 cla<; e\ are }1 lcl. 1 stat cl 1Jrir1 i1)l t1f th n ral J\ss rnl Ii of tl1 Pr \l))' t rian l1t1r 11 th 'oll g tirge\ 1t~ tt1d 11ts to aclo1)t a ~ tanclard of al)sti11 11 fro111 al c)holic l) ,, rag \:\,]1ile t]1 y ar a part of it acacl ;) rni commt111it) l12t<J.ricc1tio 11 Ir1 agrc m 11t \\1 itl1 tl1 :1 1 • or clisorclerl'J con<lt! t i si1ffi.cie11t ca11,/;e for i1,1rr1ecli'1te st,. J> ">;1sio1i or cli.~missal. Th Srucl 11t .,o,1gre c:111d 1t~ ~t1l)s1cliar,' orga11ization , und r th g 11 ral s,1p n 1s1011 of tl1 }.,a tilt}', ar ,, st cl ,vitl1 th at1thority to stablisl1 51) cific regt11atic)t1\ gc1, 1 - sttid 11t ocial lif . Tl1 u of al ol1c)li l) ,, rag s i11 ar1}' I)t1l)li 11la ) or at carnpu -,,,icl o ial f1111 tio11 is I)rohil it d. 1 '· c:1111pt1\ \\1 icl \ so ial ft1r1 tio11'' i d, fi11 ;)d as on to wl1icl1 ~tud nt<i g 11 rally ar invited. r11i11g lland1Jook 27 �No fraternity or other group may pro,,ide alcoholic be,,erag s for its members or guests. No alcoholic b e,,erage containers may be publicly displayed at any time. Many qt1estions ha,,e been posed in ref r nee to the G neral Regt1lations Go,1 rning Alcoholic B ,, rag s as stat d abo,·e. The Student Congr ss d med it prop r to int rpret the regtilations prior to putting th m into ff ct. Th following is a s ri s of definitions and interpretations, to be used in clarifying the regulations. A. A Public Place A public place is defined in common law as: "A place to which the g n ral public ha a right to resort; not n ces arily a plac d ,,oted to th u es of the pt1blic, but a plac whi h is in point of fact public rather than pri,,at , a place \ i it d by many p rsons and usually accessible to th neighboring pt1blic." 7 Exampl s of this on th C ntr Coll g ampu are utliff Hall, Cowan Hall, two low r I ,, ls of th women's dormitori s, cla sroom and offic building , and all ground of th coll g including parking lot . p cific xamples off campt1 are all ar a of H rrinaton Lak 01) n to th g n ral pt1blic, and all comm rcial c .. tal)lisl1m 11ts 1n Boyl County and l ,vl1 r . Thi 11 ·t i~ l)y no m ans int 11d d to b all-inclu i,1 but i m r ly to be used a a guid . B. A Ca1n1)t1s-~1 id Social Function A ·oil g' '>O ial function or can1pu,-wid part) L und r. tood to rn an a gath nng to wluch all hid nt ar i11, 1t cl. Tl1 t rn1 ~· ,1n1pt1 . -\\ id " l\ 11ot 111t 11d d tc.> in ·lt1cl \ fr,1t r1tity I)arti . \\'I 1cl1 ar 11 Id \\'1tl1i1 tl t frat •rnit, hou'>t' . ' of al ·oholic b v rae; at any ca 1111)tl '-\\ icl ft111ct1()11, 11 1t ~() ·1al l 1 otl1 \f\\ l ' c1 ,v II as at any publi · pla ·, I'> "PC' ·ifi ·ally prohil 1t d. . Tl1 '\ 11 tr Cl) I I g l)111111 111 i t) A p rson ,., ·onsid r d , 1nc1nl e1 of th 11tr II< l!;l 1 1 1 ()Jl11l1ll l1lt ' cl\ lt>11g t1':) 11 l'-t 1· g1'-lttl* cl clt )11tr 'I cl _ \ rnernl ·r f th ntr' oil g c 11111 unitv tht ,t I I nt i , u 1 j ' ·t to a II ru I c f th o 11 g l A -. tu :I n t 1-. r i.pon-,1bl to the Coll, a1 d tl , hid nt J 1 li ·i, r , f r ( 11tr ( oll f!. �his conduct during the acad emic year. Any misconduct by the Student which ad,,ersely reflects on himself or the College at any time during the academic year is con idered sufficient cause for reprimand or dismissal. Smoking i prohibited in the following places: all classroom and laboratories, the chapel, library reading r oom , gymna ium pla1 i11g floor, and all other place de ignat d by 0 !\f OKI~G ig:ns . ., Fact1lt) cl1aperon \\rill be required at ocial functions h eld at place5 other than fraternity hot1~e . Chaperones will be selected by the dean of men from a Ii t of those considered able to engag in such affairs. All parties must be registered well in advance in the d ean of men' 5 office. Re5ponsibility for the conduct of tho e attending a fu nction , h th r th y ar in, ited or t1nin,11ted, rests with the or ganization pon oring the ,,, nt. Student groups are xpected to make ,, ry £fort to in tire that the e, ent i a plea ant and enjoyable xp ri nee for chaperons who ar guests at th ir function. Shot1ld it lJ 11cce ary for chap ron5 to mak uggestion to, or r que t of, h1dent in cl1arge prompt a tion is expected. Cha1J rons ,vill r po1·t to tl1 d an of \.\'Om n, to th dean of men or to tl1 ocial chairman of tl1 tud nt Congr in tances of 11on-coop ration or lack of r pon ibl b ha,,ior. ~o girls shall b allow d in a f1·at rnity h ou xc pt during c rtai11 hour5 wh n it is und rstood that th fraternity's hou moth r 'V. ill b pr s nt. The schedule of the hous mother's hours mt1st be on fil in the d an of m n's and the dean of \\' Om 11's offic . All \VOID n mu t I a,, the frat rnit)' hou s wl1 n th worn 11 r sid 11 s clo5e. o worn n are allow d abo"·e the Br t floor of th fraternity hou . Any pi nic, hay ride, or oth r social ft1nction that is to tak plac a~lay from th frater11ity l1ou. l1all be adequat ly hap ron d. Tl1 chap ronag shall b l ar cl at I a t t~,o da1 s in ad\ anc at th offic of th d a11 of 1nen c_)r tl1c d an of \\1t1m n. Dan · s not h Id on Satt11day night may b allo\v d to run t1ntil 1 a.m. Th ~h.1d 11t 01·ga11il'ahon hall pay th baby-sitting f es of official r.hap rons. 1 1 \ \1 1 1 1 SUTCLIFFE HALL St1t Jiff llall is th stud nt c nt r with a ballroom, game room, sna k bar, tud nt go,, rnm nt offi s, a small C'hap I, and llandbook 29 �- - offices of the dean of women and of the d an of th chap I. Any organiz d sn.1d nt acti,,ity to be held at t1tcliff Hall mu t be scheduled in ad,rance with the director nf t1tcliff Hall. No food and drink is allowed to be taken abo,, th lo\v r I ,, 1. SUTCLIFFE HALL S ACK BAR HOURS A onday-Friday ·f 7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. 8~00 p.m.-10:15 p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday 2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m. 8.00 p.m.-10:15 p.m. DI ING COMMO S HOURS "A f onday-Friday 7: 15-8: 15 Break£ast 11:45-12:45 Lu11ch 6.00 Dinner 1 Sattlrday 7: 15-8: 15 Breakfa t 11:45-12:45 Lunch 5.30-6:15 Dinner Sunday 8:00-8 30 Br akfast "'ontin ntal breakfast Caf t ria sty I Caf t ria tyl ated s nric Caf teria Caf t ria Caf t ria tyl tyle tyl Caf t ria n le 1 8:30-9:00 12.30 Dinn r at d nri e 5:30 6.15 tipper ..1f t ria t) 1 Arrang m nts for all sp<' ial fun tions ,nu t go through th offi of tl1 clir 'tor of tit liff IIall. Tl1i ,,·l111 l i11 ·lt1d all ban 1u ts picni " and indl\ 1dual r qu -,t , t •. For a c:rroup f t ~n t)1· 1nor a \\ k~ t)Oti · n1t1<.,t l1 1,, 11. 1)d r 10-4 11 ur 24 l1ot1r 11otic 111t1'" t l \ gi,, 11 11r1or to tl1 ft111 ti 1 if it i t b a11~..._. ] lcl, otl1 r,,,is a .. r, i . ·l1arg ,,,ill l1 111ad . No c l1 cks ,,,ill l) ·asl1 cl i11 di11i11CT \01nrrl )11 1~ 11~1ck l ar i r1 , t 1t ·] i ff ' 1I a 11. 1 :\ 1 Jr l) t11,lt f' ·l,l) 10011 \vh '11 111 ·als ar' s rv d ·af t ria ., tyl and ,vh n at d n 1 is 'IV cl oat and ti for n1 n and a ·hanl!; tc a Ir or .,l_1rt and cir , y hlou , ,vith hos and h <'h or ft t'> for ,von1 1 1 r qt1 ir ,~I. s.._ ir1 di11ir1., · 111111l111s \\1 ill 30 11 tr ll a h �There are no allowances for tardines Pro~ .attendance at all classes and exercise is expected. ( The penalty for tardiness i left to the discretion of the instructor. ) TRA TSCRIPTS Two transcripts are furnished, upon request, without charge. A charge of $1.00 is made for each additional complete or partial transcript, but no extra charge is made for supplementary transcripts or for various types of certificates. TRANSFER STUDE TS Students may not apply grades of A or B transferred from other coll ges to make up deficiencies in quality points incurred in courses taken at Centre College. v\7ITHDRAvV AL FROM COLLEGE Students who leave the College without signing an official withdrawal card in the dean's office shall recei,,e the grade of F in each course dropped. If the student signs the official withdrawal card and is passing in his work and if there is satisfactory reason for his leaving th College, his record will indicate that he withdrew with a passing grade in the subjects in which he was currently r gistered. A stt1d nt who withdraws from the Colleg or who is suspended or dismissed for cause may be readmitted only by vote of the Academic Council. Handbook 31 �Centre College alz,mni have in cluded eleven moderator of th e General 4. e11iblies of the Pre. b tenon churches and fiv e minz ter countries. and consi,i to fore1gn �, , , ct1v1t1es CHRISTIA ACTIVITIES . Centre is interested in the religious development of h er tud nts. The College strives to avoid enforced confo1111ity to a particular pattern but encourages voluntary participation in worthwhile religious activities. CENTRE CHRISTIA! ASSOCIATION President.· Dick Thompson 1ember hip in the Centre Christian Association is open to all students. To promote religious life among the students, the as ociation carries on a program of meetings in correlation with th church yot1th fellowship groups and sponsors such service acti,,ities a Chri tian Emphasi \\7eek, rural mission work, and an annual dri,1e for the support of Christian charities. Students becom m mbers by participating in the activities of the a ociation or 1t m mber group . Tl1 offic r are el cted by the student bod)' in th pring and ar re pon ible for the over-all direction of th association and it member groups. ( See Constitution in Appendix. ) P:1·.K1N CLUBS r Presidents: ]iinior Pitkin: Ron Carson Senior Pitkiri: Ed Guttery Th Pitkin lub , Junior and nior, meet bi-monthly for disct1s ion of p rtin nt probl m in r lation to Chri ti.an principl . ~1 ml) rship in th s club 1~ b, application and I ctiun. Junior and n1or tud nt mak up S nior Pitkin whil freshmen and sophomor s compri e Junior Pitkin. 1 CHURCH-SPO!\SORED GROUPS Coll ge f llo\\' l1i1J groups ar spon or d by the local Christian, Episcopal, f tl1odist, and Pre byterian churches. In addi- llandbook 33 �tion to these formal grot1ps, the churches ha,,e many h.1dents participating in their choir , Sunday School , and oth r church activities. DANCES Dt1ring the course of a college year many informal and formal <lane ar h Id for th njoym r1t of tl1 tt1d nt . T a dances and mall gath ring are pon ored by the frat rnal grot1ps and oth r organizations. In addition to th e informal dances formal dances ar featured. ORIE ,.TATIO The Student Council for ca ts a ''first'' this year with a dance which will be h Id on th tennis court during the Freshman Ori ntation period. Plann d parti t1larly for th n ,v C ntre1tes, the occasion should pro,,id a tinique opportunity for welcoming new friends, as well a initiation to the fall social season. HOMECOMING Th first formal danc of th of the Homecoming football gam lights of th year as graduat r the hospitality of th ir Alma Mat to b g111 the formal ocial s a on Congress sponsors this ev nt. year is h . It is on turn to th r and curr of a n w ld on th ev ning of the o ial highcampu to njo nt tud nts gath r y ar. Th tud nt CHRISTMAS Th anti ipation of Christma vacation 1 nd a pe ial . parkl to th Cl1r1~tmas dan which highlights ntr ' ,vint r social ( ason. This <lane i pon or d by th tud nt ongr and is u . ually h Id on th vening pr c ding th b ginning of th Christmas holidays. CARDENI Th oming of ag of a fr shrnan la s i r"~ogniz d ea h y ar by the Gard nia Dance A que n is l C't d from andidat s J t d l y th fr sh man men. CAR IV L Th arnival pag ant i '>ponsor d by th " ,' ,luh. Th Carnival Ball c;ponsored by th tud nt Congr , follov,, th pag ant and i h Id to honor th King and Qu n of th .ar34 Centre Coll a �nival and , ,arsity lette1111en of the year. Usually, a "name'' band is pr sent to pro,ride the entertainment. This year, to highlight the Cami,Tal weekend, added student acti, ities, such as interfraternity contests and other games, are planned which will augment the traditional festivities . 1 HO ORARY GROUPS OMICRON DELTA KAPPA President: Taylor Sanders Three per cent of the men's student body is eligible for memb r hip in Omicron Delta Kappa, a national men's honor soci ty. Junior and senior students are chosen from the top 34 p r c nt of th ir re5pecti,,e clas e and are r cognized for outtanding leader hip in cholar hip; student go, mm nt, ocial a nd r ligiou affairs, athletics, publications, speech, music, drama, and the other arts. THE Ro DE TABLE President: To b el cted Jt1nior ancl \ nior hid nts \\ ho ha,,e an a,, rage of 3.5 or high r ar tap1) cl for m 1nber hi11 in The Rounde Table ach )' ar. Tl1 stucl nt ar recognized for out tandir1g cl1ola he a hi ,, m nt. Eacl1 pring at H onor Con, ocation, Th Rot111d Tabl r cognizes tl1 cholastic acl11e, em nts of fre hmen by gi,ring ou t tan ding tt1d nt ertificates of merit. 1 1 \'l l 10' \:\,l II0 i~ a n,1tio11al orga11izatio11 ,,,l1ich l)t1l l1 l1 '\' /1 , ·s o r11or1g t1,cler1ts i11 n1 erica r1 11i er 1t1 cs arid Colleges. co111111itt < f '"' tt1cl 11t a11d fa ult) ~ 1 t d l y tl1 tt1d 11t Co11gr cl l10 , t11 11tr r 11r 11tati, 0 11 tl1 l)a 1\ of ''tl1 tt1cl It'... ,. } Iar hi1J, l11 l)arti i1)atio11 a11cl I ad r l11p 1 i11 acad 111i a11d ~ tract1rrict1lar a ti\ iti , l1i ,. citiz 11 l1i1) a11d s r, ice t tl1 '"'!1 001, a1icl }1i 1 r 1111'i of f t1tt1r t1 ef,1111 \ Tl1 nt1rnb r of 1n 11 l) nr ·, ,ari from 1x to t 11~ ju11ior a1 d e11io1ar ligil I . 1.,11 )' ar cho 11 i11 tl1 fall l) for tl1 fir t Honor \~1} 10' ,,,110 \~111 0 1 1 0 1 Con,,o atio11. Preside11t: T rry \\7 tl1 rl )' l1ain J)IJ re] a. , ,~/0111 r ,1r I t d tc) 111 ->111l)t r~l1i1) in tl1 )' ar. Tl1 ,. stt1d .,nt~ ar r og11iz d for ]u lJ ir1 tl1 JJrir1g of ti II a1, c lbook 35 �prominence in the £Plds of cholarship, leader hip, sports, campt1 acti,1 ities and per onality. CE TRE CHOIR For all ,vho lik to ing there are places in the C ntre College Cl1oir. Ther i no tr}T-out or hmit on memb r hip. Choir carries h, 0 credit per year and may b count d a an lecti\'e. 1 TuooR Sr TGERS Tt1dor Sing r i a group of about t\venty musicians elected by audihon from throughout th ntire tude11t body. They perfo1·1r1 mu ic of a <imall , ocal ns mbl dra\vn hi fly from ixt e11th c nh1ry England althot1gh th mu ic of oth r period and other cot1ntrie are not ignor d. Each Chri tma th group ing a s n ~ice of nine le on and carol as part of th coll g Cl1ri tma ob n ance and throughout the y ar they giv a numb r of pt1blic performance both in and out of Dan,rill . 1 CE TRE PL YERS CLUB President: Judy Robinson Th C ntr Play rs i the dramatic club of th coll g . It ha a thr -fold pt1rpose l. To stimt1late and provid campus. dramatic af'ti,-ity on th 2. To pro,,id opporh1niti s for dramati clt1b s m mbers. pr 5.. io11 3. To di Cl1<;c; and re,1 i ,v ,,ariot1s a . pect. of tl1 porar)' th atr . 'or th ontem- Th ·Jul pr cnt at 1 a t hvo produ tion annually tudio production ar prec, nt d at hn1 . during th · \ ar. fl) tud nt is ligil I f c)r a tr)' -0t1t; fl1ll m ml) r\l1i1) i11 tl1 ·lt1b i · atta111 d hy participating in on . produ tion a y ar. Pre'-~i r l 1i t: Tc) 1) l ct cl luh ,vhi h n1c t on a n1onth, aide, in acquainting its 111 1nl 1 ,vith th ountri and p ple of pain and Latin n1 ri a. Th progra1n ·on 1st of ~pant h <Ta1n , songs, and movi s. ·ond-v ar pan1. h stud nts \vith a ''B' 1'hL 36 I ani ·h Centre College �a,rerage and third-year Spanish students, regardless of grades, are eligible. OBITER SCRIPTA A maximum of six women and six men are selected each year from the sh1dent body to participate in Obiter Scripta. 1embership is by election. The me11 and women meet regularly with the hosts., Professors Hazelrigg and Cantrell. At e,,ery meeting member submit mant1 cripts which are read and criticized. In the fall a joint publication, Obiter Scri7Jta, i publi hed. Thi magazine presents the best manuscripts submitted during the preceding year. Pm BETA Cm President: Ed Guttery 1embership in Phi Beta Chi, a society of students and facult)' mem b r in th cience departments, is b,, in,ritation. In order to be ligible for con 1deration a tud nt mu t ha,,e t1cc sfull)' complet d a 1 ear'5 cot1r e in on or more of the ight-credit ci nee cot1r and at the time of initiation be enroll d in a1 additional cot1rs or cot1r e in 011 of th science 1 d IJartm nt<:, In addition an academic a,, rage of 2.5 or b tter 1 a r c1t1ir m nt for initiation. Facult:)1 and nior m mbers preent progra1n of i11t re t i11 th fi Id of c1enc . 1 Pr K.API'A DELTA P, e zclent: To b elect d C ntr · cl1a1Jt r of Pi Kappa Delta, an l1onorar)' for r1 ic oci t)' , 1 c·t its 1n n1b r from tho tt1d nt ,,1ho l1a,, 1Jart1cipat d i11 fi,, or 111ore d bat s or otl1 r for n 1c ach\ iti . Pi Ka1J1Ja Delta m t t,,,ic a \'' ek. S._ .E.A. Preside11t: Dian11a T at r Tl1 Jain 01 ~1. J, n o Cl1a1Jt r of tl1 tl1 l 11t ~ational Eclt1 r1.tior1 t1ciatio11 i a11 orga11izatio11 for tt1d 11t 1Jr paring to t acl1 i11 itl1 r l m 11tary or e 011clar) \c·l1ool. ~1 n1l) r l111J i 011ti11cr 11t t11Jo11 1Ja)1111 11t of lo al, tat a11cl 11atio11al dues. All l)ro IJ cti,, t :1 ,1cl1 r · ar e11courag d and i11,1 ited to join. \ ,, f E r' RE RE 1·10 A O I 1" 102\ Presicle11t: JL1di ol)1er ·oorct111a ti 11g Tl1 \~70111 11's ll er ation ,i\(_, o iatio11 i tl1 })oCl)' of all ,,,0111 11' --1 (1rts, tot1rnam nt , a11d r r a ti 011al clti bs II a11clbook 37 �and acti,1 ities. The "'' · R A. ic; de<;igned to me t th athl tic a11d recreational n ed<; a11d int r t of ach \.\'C)man tud nt. Each girl , r gardle of kill, i~ i11,·itecl t<) take 11art in its acti\ itie . Em1Jl1a 1 1 011 pla 1,1ng for tl1 ft111 of playing. All ,,,om 11 tt1d 11t ar ligil)l fc)r m ml1 r hip in tl1 ) organization, 1)art1ci1)ation i11 on acti,1 ity . 1)011~or d by tl1 orga11ization e11titles one to bec0m a m mber. The \~7 . R. A. u Cot1nc1l, tl1e go,1er11i11g bod)-1 of th organizat1or1 i compo ed of the l)re ident, ,,ice-pre<;ident er tary-tr a t1r r report r and tl1 l)r ident or cl1airmen of tl1 ·1)oru or d acti,~itie . Tl1 r i.. an 01)porh1nit,, for intramt1ral, int rcoll giate, and fact1lty- tt1de11t participation in ports. 7 MISCELLANEOUS ARTI T ERIE C ntr College, in conjt1nction \\'itl1 tl1e Dan,·ill Ci,·i lt1sic A<i50ciat1on~ pon or an arti t s ri ea 11 )' ar. Th cone rts pres nt v.1 ll-kno,,711 mt1 1 ia11 and oth r arti t . E, r)' C ntr stud nt i entitl d to att nd all of th h1 acti ,,i ty card i hi ticket. p rforn1anc , ATHLETIC PRO ,RA I C ntr Colleg is a hart r member of th oll g thl tic Confer nc a conf r nee dedi ated to maintai11 non t1b<;id1z d int rcoll giat athl tic omp tition. Th onf r 11 e 11 dtile an int rcoll giat program. C ntr participat in a r gular int rcoll g1at athl h program for m n in football, bask tball, ba<; ball, track. t nni. , and golf. \-\' omen stud nts sch dul intramurals in , oll yball softball tennis, badminton, and ar h ry, and xtran1ural in 6 Id hockey and bask tball, but do not hav a r gular intercoll giat J)rogram. ~,fal stt1d 11ts repr 11ti11g t]1 fraterniti s heclt1l intra1nural gam s in touch football ba'>ketball, oftball voll yl)aIJ, l1ancl l)all, a11d ping pong. • Fr . hman m n ar in ligiblc to co1npct on frat ·rnit intramural t ams during th touch-football and ha l tball " ason. Fr sl11na11 t am, com1) t :. in tl1es ports. <<C'' CLUB Pre.'>icle11t: K n K l] L tt rm n in int r oll iat sports compn th ·· ·· !uh. Thi organization is r .. ponsibl for th arn1val a pa r ant ar1cl clar1 . . . ~ h ·Id during th graduation ason, to honor th ath- 38 �letes. A king and queen are selected by the ''C'' C lub to reign o,, r th Carni,,al festivities. In addition, the ''C'' Club takes a , ,ery active lead in promoting and maintaining a high level of school spirit. CHEERLEADERS Any tt1dent is eligible to tryout for the position of ch eerlead r on th Centre squad. The squad is composed of eight memb rs. Pr liminary tryouts are held each spring before the ''C" Clt1b, whicl1 select se,1 en to ten nominees depending on th numb r of ,,acanc1 . From these nominees the ,,acant po1tion ar filled by a tudent-wide election. Cheerlead rs then n 1 e a long a th y are enrolled a5 Centre students. \,Vom n ch erl ader \\ ho marry dt1ring the cl1ool }' ar are dropp d automaticalJ,, at the end of that year. Any cheerleader placed on acad mic probation cannot participate until remo,,ed from probation. Each che rlead r hall attend all horn game , all game \\'ithin tra,, ling d1 tan , and an) other game in which th r is g n ral tud nt int r t niforms hall be in exact accordance with 5p cification determin d b, th c1uad. Th ch r1 ad r for 1964-65 are 1anC)' Gt1nn, captain; Kar n '~' ill15, cocaptain; Chinky Ellis, Larry Da,,is, Pattie ~1cCollom, Bet y McKee, Pam Melton, and Ellen Vannoy. 1 1 1 FoR ~i: Ct1rr n t probl ms in for ign affair~ and i11ternational relations ar the l)asis of disct1s ions }1 Id l)y the Forum. ~,t ml) rhi1) 1s op n to tud nt displaying an int r st in tl1 program. Acti,, participation of all tudents is encouraged. HARJ>001T orirri11at d in 1963 l)) Jol111 Grant ~1ark I-Iarr1\ Ra)' I-la),n ", !lick I-Ii11, Fra11k Lan , ancl liitk Tripl tt, i a magazin of ca111r)us literar ; x1)r ssio11. Th I)t1l)li ·atio 1 att n11)t to timt1lat - ar1d r1t rtair b) 1)r 11tin0' lJi-\\' >k} 1, a n1agazin cc)ntai11ir1 r co11trilJ 1tior1. fror11 tl1cl r1t. ancl fa ·tilt)' · t)'I)i al i --s 1 cor1 j ·t "' of _ ~11111)li1 er , f 1)rc> ~1 o 1)0 'tf)' -.atir ', a11d ·a)' · All ·tticl r1t '" a11cl fa 'l1lty ar ncourag cl to expres~ tl1 ms J,, tl1rougl1 tl1 JIARI)001r . IIARI'OOi r, 1 1 (JL.IT IlY Ft116 ]] m 11 t of gaini11 r r11i]i tar)' a co1nrnis ior i1 tl1 ,RO l' l Ii 1 a ti <n. a 11 c.l <1I)l1<>rtt111 it i : for J -Nrt,')', fari11 ~ <)r1)s , 1\r111)1 , <>r 1 \ir 39 �Force are a,,ailabl on the5e program on the campu . For more complete details ee the registrar. PoLITA CLUB President: Betty Bohon The Politan Clt1b is compo ed of ,vomen tt1dents \\"ho Ii,·e i11 Dan,rille and environ . Its pt1rpo e i. to e tabl1 h a clo er tinity b tween re id nt and to,vn women through , ·arious social events. SELECTI\1E SER\1ICE Classification for the draft and chool exemptions for the draft are processed by the registrar. As material become a,,ailable it will be posted on the bulletin boards and printed in the Cento. For detailed information make an appointm nt with the registrar. PUB LI CATIO NS A UAL Editors. Betsy Gillis, Terry Weth rby Business "f..,f anager: Jim Sullivan CE TRE Centre Colleg 's Annual offers xcellent opportunities for sh.1dents who desire exp ri nee in wnting in art work in editing, or in s lling ad,,ertising space. Production of th Annual begins in S ptemb r. Intere ted sh1d nts will have an opportunity to apply for po ition 011 the staff. CE_~ TRE COLLEGE CE_ TO The College ew pap r Editor: 1 T Henry ick B11si11 ess A1 a11ager: Cl1l1 k P ter~ Th C ntr Coll g nto i a stud nt n wspaper puhh. hed for th stud nts by th stud nt . Th paper app ar. e, ry \V k and contains n ws of int rest about ampt1s acti,riti . f ature columns, coll g sports co, rag , and soci ty n '"· . Staff m mh rship ic, op n to any stud nt who apph "· Both m n and ~'om n work on th pap r. Application xnay b 1nad any tim durirlg th first s m st r. 40 Centre College �en's RESIDE CE REGULATIO S Each re~ident student is required to live in college ho1ising and to take his meals in the college dining hall. RESIDE- TT A 1 T RESIDENT ASSIST A TS D The d an of men li,re in Br ckinridge Hall and has direct char ge of all m en' re id nee . v\7ork1ng under him is a student r 1cl nt a c, 1 tant on ach floor. !11 order to 1nake it I)O sible to t 1d1 ff cti, ely quiet hours \vill b ob en, d in and arot1nd ea h r id nee between 7. 00 p.m. and 7 :00 a.m., Sunday tl1rough Friday. R a onahl con id ration for on · f llo\v tudentc; ucrge ts tl1at radio a11d r ord player hould b play d o as not to d1stt1rl otl1 1 \ tl1at door.. l1ot11d al,\1 a}'S l) clo ed ,x.1hen radios and 1· C'()rcl 1Jla , ")r " ar i11 ti · or \\ l1 1 a ''l)u11ion,, 1 in progres Qt1i t hot1r\ a1)11]}, 1)artict1larl to hall\ a11cl "ta1r\\ a)' ,"Vhich r aclil , tra11 "111it cl1 tt1rlJi11g 1101 e Eac/1 sti,cle11t lia~ a clirect in'-' 1 1 terest c1r1d res7JcJr1.s1l;ility served. C i11 se :)L 11g tl1at tl1e qi,iet l1ot,rs are ob- l\r: 01-.. PROPER r1 Eacl1 tude11t is r;) ·1Jo11 ilJl for coll g 11ro1) rty i11 h1 0,,,11 roorn. ,,,11 n lt11r1 C(:l '),1r)' cla111ag o t11 tl1 1) r 011 1 1)01111)1 ill l) cl1arg cl for o t of r ;)pla \1n 11t or r 1)a1r. If cla111ag i a<J'ai11\t ·c1111111011 1 t' 1(l ,.\11 ~ 1)ro1) ">ft) ti ·11 a l1all , lJatl1 , tair,,,a , ·, a11d lc>t111g \s, ~111cl tl1 1) r c)11 or per~on r pon ·ibl annot b d ,t nnit ,d , th harge ,v1ll b <livid d qually a1no1 g all occupant · of th floor or r 1d n . 1 ro ft1r1 itt1r ma)' lJ r 1110,, cl fro111 a roo111 i11 ar1) r id n ' i tl o 1 t IJ r111i " ion of tl1 cl a11 of 1n 11. \ \1 1 1 \ \1 11 ancllJook 41 �Tl1c coll g rec;;en1 ec; tl1e right to di mis· from resid nc s a11, <.)cc·t11)a11t ,, 110 room i5 not kept in good ord r or ,vho 1llft1ll, 1111<-it1 e 01· dc1111ag coll g prop rty . ., If a11 oc.·ct11)ar1t ,, itl1dra\\" from college or tran fers to oth r 1t1art( rs tl1a11 re'-l1lle11ct''> or c·l1anrr room \\Titl1i11 a re 1d nc }1i .. rc)or11 ,,,ill b ·11 ck d for damag and mi , 111g ft1rniture and c1 t11 J)me11 t. 1 ,, 1 ELECTRIC.-\.L PPLIA~CE~ Tl1e lech·i al circt11t tl1rot1ghot1t th r id n e \\,-ill not ,1fel)' c·ar1·. , a11 e c· i, 1 ad of l trical a1)1)lianc , . Radio ., I ·tric fa11" . recorcl l)la> r , I ctri ra?or ., a11d b d lamp are allo,,, cl lJt1 t all otl1 r l trical a1)pl1ance n1i1 t b r ported to tl1 clea11 of n1 11 for cl ,1ranc . FIRE! I Tl1 g 1 ral 011 trt1ction of tl1 r , id 11c i r lati, el)' fir l)roof. Tl1 1· i.. ., 110,,, , e1· t]1 110 il1il1t) c)f a pi of ft1rnih1r , a trasl1 ca11., a cloor or a ,,1 i11do\\ ~ catc}1i11<T fir . I11 a th r is a fire it is acl1 stt1cl 1 t' r <;,11011 1l1ilit) to tl1at it U: r l) rt d imn1 cliat I , a11d tl1at all o t11)a11t, of th r id 11 ar ot1t of tl1 } ll il di 11g. 1 1 It i.. ir111)orta11t tl1at tl1 fir xtingt11. h r in )"Ot1r ho11 lJe i11 tl1 1)r<11) 'r 1>l,1 · ,1t all ti111 FIRE EXTI , G I Ii ER f f ( Tl '/ 1 lQ r /3]: '[ Lf PER FD '' [1.,ff. PER 0~ ' \ J, ' FOlJ! 1D C Il_Jl"''r' 01 II T1 \11Pr,I I~., 11 Y BE DI J\ll ED al<-io :l 1 1 FI10i\1 OI.jLE . FIREAR 1S T fir arn1, \\ ill l o lcpt i11 tl1e r 1 1 11c , or frat r11it, 1 t1 e~ at a11)1 ti111 . 1\l] fi1· a1·111 ar to l) 11 ~ k cl i11to tl1 offi of th cl an of 111 n ,vh 'r th , ,viii h k pt. and r 1110, ed only ,,,jtJ1 J r111i • io11 < f' tl1 ~ l a11 ()f 11 11. IIa,,i11 r Rr ar11 111 or1c·\ 110 .. io11 i11 t] clo1·111ito1·)1 or frat r11it)' l Oll" \\rill b t1ffi 'i 11t 1· ,1 · lt fo1· c1i._ i11li11a1·), a --tjc.)n. 1 1 I llet 1 t111s BB 't111 t ·. ,,,ill 11ot l) pcr111itt d at 11tr Cc>ll ae ri t a11)' ti111 . I~ ire,,,orks ,,,ill 11c)t 1 k l)t or fi1~ l i11 or arot111c1 tl1 dormit(1rics ,r 1 )1•11iti \.. . J)c1ss s •jc)t1 ( 1· ll\( l)f fi1· \\ l)I 1'_-.., 1\ \llffi i I1t ·rat g1·<)t111cis f )f " L1 ·1) )11 .. ic r1. 7 KEY A i T l)r f D \ . ;- D14:1los11· ·i(l 11ts ar r lc1t1ir d. to 11a) a 2- 00 l , a11d da111a ge d I o it at th or ni n g of th , ll g y ar. 1'h s d I o 1 t 1~1] · r 1 C 11tr �ar to b paid to th d an of men at registration . At the end of ach acad mic 11 ar a timing th rett1rn of u1dent k y and 110 room cla111aa , tl1 nt1r $25.00 \\1ill be r funded. If damage to a room or l)t1ildi11g xc,..,.,..,.d the amot1nt of the depo it, the d1ff r nee ,,,ill 1) charcr d to the tuclent. PER OJ.,. L CARE OF LIVING QUARTERS 11 11 li, ing in a commt111it) it 1 nece ary that all inhabi- \\1 1, 1 tar t olJs r,, <roocl hal 1t of 1Jer 011al health lJotl1 i11 tl1 ir 0,,111 roon1 · and l\e\\1}1 re in th tl1 jar1itor a11cl 1naicl · ca1111ot l 011 dt1t)1 t,v cla)'· ach re~1d 11t i r 1Jon ~ ibl for ke 1Ji11g lu and ord rl}' · and orderline s r id nc . Since 11t)1 -fot1r hour a 0\\711 room clean I-I E'ALTH If a h1cl nt f~.. ~.. Js ill, h hould check at on e \\11th the coll g 11 1rs or a IJ11) \l Cian for PXami11atio11 a11d tr atm nt. By faili11g to r IJort hi ill11 co tl1 co h1(l nt 1na) b r<.> pon 1l)l for ill 11 altl1 a1no11 r <)tl1 r r ~jcl nts c)f tl1 1 ~ 11cc. stt1d nt \\ ho i \1d PERSO~ AL 1 1 11t to tl1 i11fir1nclf)' or l1c.) 1Jital 11ot1ld not1f1, tl1 1 ta11t 011 hi floor or tl1 d an of m n. Roo r E b macl i11 roo111 a ... "ignm 1t 1n r \1d 11c· t11 til aft r tl1 fi1· "t tl1irt)' da)1 of arl) t n1 " t r ~x · l)t ,,,1th speia l I) r111i sio11 < t]1 d a11 of n1P.11. ~ i ,, ~~ fr m 011 floor to a11Jf 1 ot}1 1· o r fro111 0 11 r ·icl 11 to a11otl1 r , to a frat r11it) hot1 112L1s t l at1tl1 rizecl i11 acl,,,11 . 1 1o • clzc1 r1ge CII\ r 1dent as- 1na )' 011 of tl1 1)rol I 1n " of at1)' ol] g or t111i ,, r ~j t ' i to k I) 'fa t cl al'' al "In 11 ot1t of r "id 11ce 111 oll 1 ~ tt1cl 11t\ r a lly xp ri nc - riou lo by c! alina ,vitl ·u h individ 1al . 11 tl1 r 1· a 0 11 for k :\ IJi110' al 111 1 ot1t of t11 r "icl 1 i th , i t 11·1 a1 d tl1 )' at1 . • ", a1 111 1 ar all ,,,'.\ l i11 r ~-- icl 11 c ... cJr f1·~it 'r11itie·. If a o - a] 111a1 0 11 , r 1 Jort l1i111 to tJ1 c1 a11 of 111 11. ( Tl ab v r ctulati o1 do · 11( t apply to " n ral laundry 1Jickt1p a11cl cl Jj,, r)' .. 1·,,ic . ) Fl~ TERNITIE ol] i fortt111at 1 ta11di1 g 1 ati 11a I f1·at rniti s. t1· llandbook r i11 J1a,1 i11g <)11 it co a1111)t1s ix ot1t- 43 �BETA THETA PI President. Nor1nan Lemme History: Beta Theta Pi one of the old t American college ocial fraternitie and the first to be organized \\ t of th Alleghenie , wa fol1nded at liami Uni,~ r it)l, Oxford, Ohio in l 39. Th r ar no\v 101 acti,;e chapt r . The Centre Coll ge chapt r Ep ilon ,,. as e tabli hed b) a group of 1iami B ta in the pring of l 48 follo,ving the now ball R b Ilion '' f amou in fraternity hi tory. Th Ep ilon chapter wa the fir t fraternity chapter at Centr and i th old t acti\ye chapter of any frat rnity in K ntucky. 7 1 1 <( Colors: Pink and Blue Badge~ Songs: Epsilon Sweetheart f arching Along Costs. Pl dg F e $10.00 Pledg Dt1 s $7.50 per month Acti,, Dt1 , $10.00 p r mo11th Initiation Fee, $ 0 00 DELTA KAPPA EP ILO Presicle11t: ( To h II istory: r 1 ct d) D lta Kappa Epsilo11 wa\ fL1t1nd d i11 1 44 at Yal Uni,, rsity. Th ntr hapt r Iota ,vas . tablish d at th K ntu ky 1ilitary In.,titut in L - 4. Iota was dormant dt1ring th i,,il \~lar bt1t o<.1n th r aft r it \va.. reop n d at ,<>ntra \ lT niv r<;i ty in Hichmond , K ntucky. In 1901, ntral lTniv r 1ty and ntr oll g w r united at l)a1l\ ill and th D k s of Iota hapt r mov d to th ir pr sent location. J 44 Centre College �Colors: Red, Gold, Blue Badge: Songs: Sweetheart of DKE A Band of Brothers Costs: Pledge Fee, 1one Pledge Dues, $8.00 per month Active Dues, $8.00 per month Initiation Fee, $75.00 PHI DELTA THETA President: Bill Garriott History: Phi Deltct Theta was found d in 1 48 at ,tiami Uni,1 er 1ty, Ohio. In 1850 1orton Georg v\7 illiam\ came from there to C ntr Coll ge~ and e tabl1 h d th K ntucky Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Theta this b ing the fraternity third chapter. In 1901, ,vith th union of C ntral ni,1 er it)1 and Central Coll g Kenh1 k,, Alpha and K ntucky D lta m rg d to form K ntt1ck}' lpha D lta In 1950, K nturk) l11ha D lta c 1 brai. d 1t ntennial. J. ·ationall)1 , Phi D lta Th ta has 90,000 memb r and 120 llapt r . Colors: Blu , and \~7hit Badge S or1 <Is: a t I Pai 11 t cl B1ti a 11 d \ \ 711i t Pl1i I) lta Tl1 ta, \~7 Lo,, 'x ot1 1 Costs: PI clg F Pl clg J)t1 l)t1 , $15.00 , )5.00 , $10.00 1\cti,, I11itiatio11 I◄".) II anclbook , $60.00 45 �PHI KAPPA TAU President: Kenneth A. Daigler llistory: Phi Kappa Tat1 \\.ra founded at t ,fiami ni,,er it) Oxford Ohio, in 1906, th fourth of fi\, national fraternitie to be founded th r . 11tr ' chapt r of tl1 Phi Kappa Tau fraternit}' \\~a th fourth of th Phi Kappa Tau chapter to be organiz d. Formal c r moni r 11 Id on Febrt1ar)' 6, 1914. Tl1 re ar at pr ent 79 cl1apter of tl1e Phi Kappa Tau frat rni~ and clo e to 35,000 memb r . ,v 1 G·~ Badge: ~ Colors: Han ard Red and Old Gold Song: In Old Phi Tau C ·J~ C " ~~ - ;':' I',. Co~ts: 0 ' Pl dge F·ee, $15.00 Pledge Due $5.00 p r month Acti,,e Du , $10.00 per month Initiation Fee, $75.00 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILO P1·esident: Skip Dunford llistory: Sig1na Alpha Ep ilon ,vas f und d on th ampu of th Univ rsity of Alaban1a in 1856. Today igma Al1)l1a Ep<;l1on l1as 75,000 li\,irig fr,1.t rni t)1 alu1n11i a11cl o,, r 10,000 m 1nb r i11 acti,1 l1a1)t r Tl1 r a1· 141 c lCti,, cl1a1)t r in 46 tclte ' Colors: Pt1rpl a11d Gold Baclge: Songs: \ 7iol Yot1 Costs: 46 t r Th Fair st Pl clg Du s $7.00 !) r mo11th A ti,, Dt1 s $10.00 1> r mo11tll Initiation F , $65.00 , . ntr oll h,,e �• SIGMA CHI President: Jack Strother History: Sigma Chi was founded at Miami University in 1855. The Zeta Zeta chapter of Sigma Chi was established at Centre College in 1876 Sigma Chi has 132 active chapters dis1Jibuted across the nation. 1embership is close to 100,000. Colors: Blue and Old Gold Badge. Song: Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Costs: Pl dge Fee, $5.00 Pledge Dues, $6.00 per month Acti\ e Dues $9.00 per month Initiation Fee, $65.00 1 FRATER ITY AVERAGES, C0~1PUTATION • In computincr the schola tic a,, rage of the fraternities, all grades earned by men ,vho ,,, r dul)1 initiat d m mber of any frat rnity at the time of th ir r g1 tration for a seme ter~ ,vork or \\ ho ar i11itiated during the cour of th ,. mest r \,rill b tak n into account. This i trt1e r gardl s of \\ h ther or not th hid nt 1 in 1· id nee at th nd of th s me<;t r. The practice l1a gro,,TJ:1 tip of p rn1itti11g frat rniti to l) r Ii ,,ed of re pon ibili t) for the gracle~ of 1)1 clg ,,,}10 ar dropp d b}1 th frat r11it)1 or ,,lho r "ign th ir 1)1 dg hi1). Tl1 r i no obj ction to tlli pra tic 1)ro,,id cl th reg1 trar r c i,, appropriate notice on or b for tl1 cl adli11 pr c.r1hed b)' th Int rfraternit)1 Council. The grad of all otl1 r 1) r on ,,,ho r pl <lg of tl1 frat rnit)' at arl)' ti111 dt1ri11g tl1 111e~t r ill b tak n into account. 1 1 1 \ \1 \ \1 IJOn tl1 r c1u t of tl1 frat r11it 1, to tl1 cl an of th ol1 g , at I a t on \\,....... k b for tl1 b gin r1i11g of tl1 xan1i11atio11 p riod, th oll g \\7ill x lt1c fror11 fi11al xar11ina tio11 an)' l memlJ r or I)] <lg \\'}10 o,,, a l)ill to that frat r11it, 1 • II 011(/book 47 �o fraternity may initiate a tudent until the r gistrar or d an ha certified in writing that he is eligible for initiation. Befor i u1ng st1ch a certificate, the regi trar or dean hall d termin that th schola tic a,,erage of the fraternity"' acti,,e and pl dg m mb rs for the preceding emester wa at 1 a t ''C, 7 · and that each person certified for initiation earned at 1 a t a "C' , · a,,erag dt1ring the prece~ing semester. The word.. ''initiate'' and ''initiation," a u ed i11 th1 rul , inclt1d not merely formal initiation but also acti,,iti s of the sort inclt1ded in the terms ''informal initiation,,, ''rough initiation," ''pr -initiation program," ''hell we k,~, 'b Ip week,' or any alternat1,,e term. Any fraternity sponsoring initiation practices that ma)· be phr 1 ally or academically harmful to th initiat 1 ubj ct to disc11)li11ary action b)' th fact1lty. The us by hid 11t\ of the paddle or any otl1er form of hazing i forbidd n. ~hall b a imt1ltaneous inihation p riod for all fraternities to last 11ot more tl1an thr e day . Th r INTEilFRATER ITY COU 1CIL Pre.'iicle11t: Kenn th A. Daigler Tl1e coun 'il is con1po ed of all . ocial frat r11itic at ntr Coll g . Each m mlJer frat r11ity , l c rl'prc 11tat1,, :t to tJ1 Int rfrat •rnity Council. Th council d ·ah ,vith matt r · of poli y co11c r11i11 g frat rniti ~ a11d 1)la11s a11d coorclinat s a ·ti,,iti s of j11t r st to tl1 m. T}1 r i als() a11 i11t 'rfrat rr1i t)' jt1di iar , ,,J icl1 takes charg of dis ipline rnatt r cone rning frat rniti . . 0 • The o n _itut1 0 ~ ~nd By- a v.,- o f the lnt c rfratc rnit , oun il and the t the lnte rfrate rn1ty Juda 1al o uncil a rc re pr du ced in the appendi . 48 o n tilutio n f �• omen's tons THE STUDENT COUNCIL Each ,,,oman tudent 1s a member of the vVomen's Student Go,1 ernment, \.\ hich i5 designed to gi,1 e each student the pri,1 ileges and re5pons1b1lities of self-government. 1 • Th memberc; of the Student Council for 1964-1965 are: President ......................................... , .............·........ Paula Jeffrie Secretary .............................................................. Lory Emory Trea urer..... .. .... .... .... .. .. ... ....... ... . ............... Su an Hyman Honor Code Committee Chairman ................ Trisha Gilham Pr ident of Acheso11 Hou 'e . . ........ .... Harriet Ford Pr sid nt of Caldwell House ..... ........ Betty Blandford Presid nt of Cheek Hou e ... . .. ... Iar y ~1cCaul y· Pr 1d nt of E,,an Hot1 . . .... . Kar 11 \Villi Pr sid nt of Y rkec; Hou e . . .. . Jtidi Gr ~Ory· n1or la Pre id nt .......... . ... . .. . .. ... .. ..... an '} Gt111n Jt111ior la · Pre 1d nt .. . . ... ... ... . . anc} \\f aL)'" opho1nore Cla Pre 1dent . .. .. . . . . .... . .. . Pam Ron. h 1m Fre hman Clas Pre 1d n t . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . To b lect d Pol1tan President ............................................ B tty Bohon 1 PRr_ crPLES OF THE ST DE~ r Cot:'\ IL long \Vith th ,villing and int lbgent oh ervance of th rul s t up by th n' Stud nt Council, th olleg xp c t a high tandard of social and moral conduct and r n tl right to a k any ·tud nt to \\ ithdravv if h r pr '> nee on can1pt1 is tincl irable. ,vom 1 AcAoE111c HO"-OR Y TE~i: tudents of Ce11tr Coll g Ii,, t111der a11 .r\cad mic Honor Syst m. One a stud nt 1 nroll d at C ntre Col- Th \\ 0m 1 1/an<ll;ook 11 49 �leg it is not a matter of choice for her to li,,e in accordance ,~lith the principles of the Honor Sy tern hid nt hot1ld b a,\·are of it demand and pri,1 ileg before nt ring Centr . Among the pri,1 ilegec; of the Honor )' tern i fr <lorn in taking te ts ot1tside the cla<i room. The~e te ts mt1 t be completed ,v1thin the allot d time. All test ar pl dged a follo\\' . ''I ha,·e 11either giv·en nor recei,·ed any aid on this examination nor ha,·e I een any gi,,en or recei,red. ,, An1 infraction of this Honor S)' tern ,vill be reported to th 1 Stt1d 11t Jt1diciar11 • tions. 1omen \~ PERSO AL ma}' r port them el,·e I for infrac- 'l'ECRITY SYSTE?vf The ,vomen stt1dent of C ntre College ha,,e chosen to li,·e tinder a system of per onal int grity. Th system i fundam ntally a way of life in ,vhich stud nts make a contract with each otl1er to maintain an atmosphere of hone ty and franknes . It reflects th e r espon ibility and re p ct of the stud nts to maintai11 the standards they ha,re set and those which the college has r com1nend d for an effecti,1 e commt1nity life. \\'hat i expect d is c;1mply for e,1 ery stud nt in all h r acti,1itie ., 1n all her relahonships, to preserve her own and others· personal integrity. STUDE T ORIE TATION Each new student will be pledge: xpect d to sign the following <,I promise to li,,e 1n accordanc with the standard of honsty a nd tn1 thft1lne c; in all pha <; ~ of acad mic lif a t forth in th Honor Cod . I \Vill do m) har and will tak a11 a ti,, part in i11g to it tl1at oth rs as w 11 a my If t11)l1old tl1 spirit and r sponsibiliti s of th social y'>t m of p r. onal in. ,, tegr1t)1 • Ho OR ConE Co~f f1·1·1·EE Th 1-Ionor Code is compo d of two r pr s ntativ s fro1n a h class and a chainnan who is I t d by th tud nt Rody. s it is a tanding comn1itt of th tt1d r1t Cou11 il th m e: 111lJ r ar appoint d l)y th Stt1d nt Cot1ncil. The principal duty of th Honor Cod Committee i. to infonn students and fa ulty of what is exp t d of them in u1 holding th Honor Syst m and th P r onallnt gnty y. t n1. 50 Centre ( oil '.? , , h �This committee possesses no judicial power, but it is an advisory council to thP judiciaries. Trisha Gilham is chair111an of the Honor Code Committee , and it is her duty to call the meetings of the committee whene,,er necessary. Th chair111an also represents the Honor Code on the Student Council. The following women are members of thP committee for 1964 1965. Harriett Morgan Carla Miller Jennifer Smith Emily Dawn Louise McPherson Alice Lawrence Two Freshmen representatives to be appointed WOMEN'S JUDICIARY Each member of the women'5 student body has a pe1s011al responsibility to cooperate fully with the \Vomen's Student Judic1ary Syst m. This includes calling to the attention of the Council or Judicial Board any problems which should be correct d. Th vVomen' J ud1ciary Board is compo5ed of nvo s nior worn n , two junior women, and a chairman, who are all elected by the women's tud nt body. Jan ~ Hill Bt1rch-Senior R pre entati,1e Gail \\1il~on- enior Repre c11tati\' 1artha Denh,1m-Junior Re1Jre5 11tati,1 Babs \\7il5on-J tinior R pre5entati,, Bonnie Butts-Chairman Each re\1d ntial t1nit i go,, rr1 d l))' it 0\\ 11 jt1cl1 1al l)ocl1 Th r are fi\, member "-fot1r r l)r \e11tati, I ct cl lJ}' tl1 do rm and a c }1 airman 1 ct d lJy t 11 ,~.r o 111 11 ''> t ti d rl t l) od )1 • Chairm r1 ar as follo"v : 1 1 • Aches<)11 1-Iotise-Harri .,t Ft1rd Cald\,1 :) 11 IIot1 )- B :)tty Bla11df<lrd l1 :) '.> k l-l<>t1se- tarcy I c~1t1 l \y E,,a11s Hot1se- K,1re11 \\7illi "' Yerk s 1-lou -J t1di Gregor1 1 Th > lJoard . g<),,err1 tl1 jt1cli -ial !)0\\1 rs of tl1 \\ on1 11 and 1nai11tai11 1Jrincipal res1Jor1 ilJilit)1 fc)r di · ·i1)li11ar)' actio11 r latir1g t(1 th m. 1 11 <111 <II>, J< l · J 51 �AB ENCE FRO f TIIE RESlDI-:1 CES 1 l1e11c.), •c~1~ a stt1de11t lEa,,es 11er l1<)t1 e aft<.> r 7:00 11.m. <)r exl)tl<.•t<-. tc) l)e ot1t later tha11 7 :00 1).111., e ·c.·<?11t for dinn r <)11 (:a1111)t1<.; , ~11 , ig11~ <)t1t 011 tl1e re ide11t l)c)ok. A~ s<)<>11 cl· he rett1r11<-. 11e <-.ig11~ i11. If a girl i ot1t after 7 .00 l).m. l)t1t has failed t<) 1g11 <)t1t, ~l1f~ 111t1 t C'all t11e tle k 110 ·t s, \\'110 \\'ill . ig11 h r ot1t. I\ o h1de11t ma1· lea,· th c·ampt1. a1on aft r dark t111l . \ l1e i dri,·i11g a car. ,, ~o tt1d 11t ma) 1 a,·e tl1 l1ot1 e b for 6:00 a.n1. \\'"itl1<)t1t <, l)ecial p rmi io11. Preci e de ti11ation hot1ld b gi,·e11 if po ible S() that a tt1dent n1a)l l)e located for a11 emerge11 y. At1)l opl10111ore jt1nior, or s nior a11d at1)' eco11d . eme ter freshman may ha,,e t1nlimited e,,eni11g e11gagem 11ts. OVER IGHT AB E CE For each o,,ernight ab e11ce a stt1d nt mt1. t sign a card i11 ad,,ance with the resid nt director as well as on tl1e resident book. Each girl may have t1nlimited o,, rnight abs nee ht1t 011ly on Friday and San1rday nights. 0,1 ern1ght ,,isits may be take,1 only in IJlace<:, where there is a chaperon accepted by the college. Married students attending college are not chaperons. °''ernight absences in Danville are to be taken only 011 Sah1rday night. Permission to spend the night in Dan,,il] will be g ranted only after the hostess has communicated by note or tel phone with the offic of tl1e dean of women befor n()Otl Satt1rday. R siclent stt1clents may not take an o,, rnigl1t al)<;e11 ~ 011 tl1e nigl1t of a <.lance if they plan to att nd the dance. Stt1cle11ts taking o,, rnight al)sences must lea,, ~ in tim to reacl1 tl1(\ir ot1t-c)f-to,\,n d stinations by tl1 time tl1at tl1e C >11tr r sidence l1 ,111s clos . ny xcept1on to th rt1lc ~ttC'h a\ l111tt\\1al arra11g 1ncr1t~ at ,,ac·ation p riods must be mad with th d a11 <>f \Vorn n. Th r sic! n ·e. cloc;(' at 10.30 p.m. on Monday, Tut'>day, \V ·dne.,day, and Thursday. On Friday th y close at 11:00 p.rn. on Sunday at 11 30 p m., and on Saturday at 12 midnight. 52 Centre Colleae �Should an emergency make it impossible to return before closing time , a girl must telephone the hostess in her hall giving r a on why she i detained. This regulation applies not only to unavoidable delays in Danville but also to delays when a girl is out of town for the day or a weekend. LATE PERMISSIONS All women snider tc; may ha,,e a limited number of 1: 30 a.m. permi ions on Saturday night , the number d p nding on th cla s to which the student belongs. The exact number for enior , jt1niors, sophomores, and fr sl1men will be announc d at the beginning of each year. This pri,1il ge can be d nied a girl who is late from a 1:30 permission. FIRE DRILLS • Fire drills are held, and upervised, by the Student Council. Monitor are elected on each floor. Each student is responsible for knowing and applying the following rules: 1. Keep qt1iet to prevent confusion. 2. Turn on lights and l a,,e your door open so that th monitor may ch ck qt11ckly each room. 3. Clo your window to pr , nt draft. 4. Put on hoe and coat to prot c·t you out5id th building. 5. Bring a tow I; if ther w r a fir , you would n ed on to co,, r }'0t1r face. 6. \\7ait to b chec,ked by tl1 n1onitor a you l a, . FRESH 1A~ REGULA TIO CLo ED T DY ~ lloun ord r to de,, 1011 r '.)gt1lar \tt1cl., hal>1t\ , fre'->11111 )11 c·lo °'eel stt1cl., l1ot1rs from 7: 00 to 10 · 30 t) m. cl tiring \\, h1ch \' tl1 \' n1l1 t lJ ir1 tl1 ir roc>r11 or i11 tl1 > lil1rar}'· , Eac·l1 fr <.> l r11a11 1n 1<:>t lJ ir1 }1 ,r O\\' I1 ro()m ,111cl mL1\t her light out an l o 1r aft r th hou,e clo,e~. ft r th1 only rn rg ncy long dis tan ct• call n19y b ' rec 't\ ed fr sl1r11a11 r11a\' 11,l'' \IX "lat :.) l1gl1t\ .. ea(l1 1nor1tl1 . ., 11,1, l\ t1 m !11 11,1, e tin1c Each ..,·1· "-I F 1 s t "-s rn st r fresl1111l>11 n1c1)' l1a,,e fc>ltr (:."\' (>11i11 r 11 .gn.crc.>1 1 1 11t. a ,,,t':) k. 1"'l1e clati11g ,,,e k ~t,1rt~ <>ti fc)11(l,1,' ,111cl clt1tc"> l) git at 7 :00 I).m. I }landbook - 53 �OVER IGI-IT ABSE CE Fr sl1m n after tl1 )' l1a,, take tl1 ir fir t o, might ab ence until n in coll g fot1r \\' k . n1a)1 11ot b 1cN1 Tc OUT fr l1man mt1 t ign ot1t if sl-1e I a, e<; }1 r hot1<;e dt1rina clc).. cl <;tud~, l1ot1r. 11 mt1c;t ig11 ''dat ~ if h i ,,ri th a bO)' e,, n if tl1 ) ta)' on am1)t1 , TELEPHO~ T E Onl)' tl1 I),1)' p11011 1na)' b ti eel for 1naki11g long di tan calls ,, 11 jf tl1 cJ1arg ar r , r~f d. Tb p nalt)1 for , 1iolati11g tl1i rt11 is $5.00 I)lt1\ tl1 'O.. t of th call. Tl1 - - l>cial roo1 . i11 tl1 ,,ro111 n s r icl n ar c}o<;~cl to 111 11 cal] r u11til 12:00 1100n. ) ot1r clat ma)' 'all for )70t1 l) for 12:00 1Joo11 bt1t )' OU 111a)' 11ot 1· mair1 i11 tl1 parlor,. f 11 ,cal] 1· in lt1di11e1 r lati,, 111a) 11ot go i11 tl1 lJ clroo111 ar a x pt 011 th first and la t cla)'S of 11001. 1 ,~ n1 11 ·tud 11t ma)' ,,i it tl1 so ial roo111 of frat r11it , ho 1 - only aft r 12 noon and only if th hou en1oth r i Ir e11t. It i tl1 gi1·] 1· 1)011 ibilit)' to 111ak rtai11 tl1at tlJ l1ou 111otl1 r is lJr s 11 t. I, ◄ a 11 )' a1· i 11t girl a1· a1 I i11t cl fr 111 t]1 i11 0111i11cr ·u11ior la t s r, a .. Jt111i r 1· • T\,, l 011s r Ii,, 11 a 11 f1· . 11111a11 fl or a11d a t a.., t111 l 1· clt11·i11a t11 , a1·. 1 h 196 -196- pon. or. ar B , illis h ad po1 or· Jan I )' 1 ·ai T1·i ia ill1a111, l l b · u1n111 1 , ti a1 1 1 1 11 a iri - ,vi , ar ia 1 aul y, farian 1ust nna1 J an 01n1·,1 ill a11 ]3arl a1·a \\liJ 11. l• 1·jda , a11d , tu1·da , ni ht . Y If 1 1 t niu t a I id I , a11 th ilJ g r •<1 1lati r and 1 ti \\ ill b 11 1 I 1· I 11 ib] f r 11 r a ti 11s. })r , i u arra11cY in 11t sl1 t11d l r11acl ,~.ritl1 t11 1· icl 11t clir \tor f r ]1 r a::;:.·;:...111, , 1·11i 1Jt t1 ts '"11· ,,, ] 0111 011 4 J 11tr ~ < ll ,1 h �modations. The charge is $1.00 per night. Sheets and towels will be furnished. QUIET HOURS Sunday through Friday> quiet hours are obsen ed from 8 to 12 noon and from 1~30 to 5:00 in the afternoon. They begin again at 7 p.m. On Saturday quiet hours are from 8 to 11:30. 1 ROOMS . The maid will empty the trash and do light cleaning daily, bt1t you are expected to make your own bed before class. 'You arP not to nail, tack, or pa te anything on the walls or woodwork of your room except with maski11g tape or adhe ive picture hanger . Undue damage to +he room or the furniture mu5t be paid for by the stt1dent. o change · 1n rooms or roommates are permitted without the approval of the dean of women. The college is not responsible for the lo s of personal possessions. Valuables may be locked in closets r may be filed in the office of the Dean of Women. SMOKI G • Centre insists upon trict ob en1 ance of the following smoking rules which are necessary for good app arance ~nd, more important, for your protection. Do not carr) a lighted cigarette out of the dining commons or in the lun h lin . Do not carry a light d cigar tt on the c;tr et, or in any other place ,vher your doing o ""'ill mak you • consp1cuou5. Do not moke in b d. Do not place a light d igar tt on any piece of furniture, ,vindow 111, or any wood n urfac . Do not fli ck a h on th floor or tamp out 1gar tt s on the Boor. Use ash trays or m tal wast basket . \1/h 11 , , r ther i eat d s r,,ic in th dining room ~ 1 0 1n n stud nts are xp ct d to dr ss for dinn r. Thi m ans that th y should chang cloth to a dr s or to a kirt ~ith a dr sy blou or dr ssy sw at r and hould ""' ar ho ,vith ith r h els or flats. It m an , too, that th y hould look w 11 groomed. Ilanclbook 55 �GE ERAL DRESS REGULATIO S For class and oth r coll ge activities except gym cla ses sh.1dents are expected to wear regular campus clothes, u cl1 a skirts a11d blot1s s or kirts and sw at rs or port dr ss s. Infor1r1al c;1)ort attire, such a hort and ,,,or11 ir1 tl1 \\'Om 11 ~ r esid nces and on campu , f ollo,,,ing plac ')s ~ - c las5room bt1ildings - admi11i tration lJuilding - library bt1ilding - St1tcliffe tipper floors - Co,,,an Hall - an)' tr t in Dan,,ill and th back \\'ay to th Fin Girls ar a~ked not to \\'ear port lack ma)' be e_t ceJJt for th that inclt1d s rt bt1ilcling attire on campu ~ <>11 t111da )'. IISCELLA T )US E tJ1 int r t of good ta t , tl1 'oll g a\k )' <)t1 to kP \1) )'Ollf Jo,, -lif as l)ri,,at cl l)O~sibl. 1 \Il l t)t1r1 g of tJ1 :) 111 >11 '~ and ,von1 n · r sid n s and of any oth •r coll g l)ti i1 i11 ~ \ a r cl 111 pul)lic l)lac ~. �\ , aneous tSC CENTRE SONGS CE_ ~ TRE DEAR ( Alma fat r ) II aine~-\Varner • Centr d ar, w off r the Lo,,e profound and praic;es fre . \\T r thy \\ allc; of i,11· r1 e h God t1nseal ot1r l)li11d d ) . \\lh r tl1y tr -li11 d 11atl1\\ a} lur Fri ncl 111 l)'l 1)ri11g t r11al ur . For thy gift ,,,,e off r tl1 C ntr d ar ot1r loy alty. 1 1 - 1 \\7 th} on~ and dat1ghter , fre Throt1gh tl1 trt1 tl1 r ,, al d 1) 1 th e, Strong in r olt1tio11 r1) To tl1 ft1tt1r ' 11t :) r1)r1) . Dt1 ty is ot1r lJ ac<)11 I)t1r . , Hor1or is our - ta11dard ~t1r . Fur th 11 gifts \\1 e off r tl1pp C n tr clear, ot1r lo11 al ty. 1 57 �0IJJ ENTl~E "Al<1r ...i<1lc 0 1 Cc. 11 tr , 111 a r 11 t cl \ ' )r <>t 1 , to \ i 'tr,, a11cl to lor)' . , , IJ )lt I l1eer" ri11<Y Oltt. l1l1zzal1 r .. 0\1ncl T l)f() lai111 tl1 \,1111e old ,tor\. ◄ ,·t:'1· l ol l. ::1 of ()lcl. g\1arcl 11 r l1<1nor: 011 tl1e fi lcl 11 , r )·ield. \\ i11 l1e: r f:.1111 ... For 11t1· 110,, l) I olcl: Tl1 yolcl a11cl \\ l1it t111f<)lcl. 0\1r 11 acl ,,,<\ l)ar . )\tr l)l . cl<Y ,,, . r . n ,, . 0lclE· . 11tr \. ,,, ·11 llt\ trt1<... 011 7 FI IIT 01G 1◄ or tl1 Go1cl :111d \~ l1i t \~ -.']I .. ,,e r Firrl1t J~jcY}1t ' Fi<Tl1t ~ \~ '] I 111 ,1ke t 11 o 1i11 l)tt (· k, ra 1 t tl1 . . core. \\ 'll l it ' 111 011 tl1 Il o,,, ki k 111 011 tl1 sl1i11 11til tl1 )' ,,,a11t to fi<Yl1t 110 111or. 11 , , r)' l)attl fi l l )'Ot1'll ,t 0lcl 11trt', ,l1i l 1 11d tl1 11 ' Ot1 "]] k110,~r sl1 's (loi11c1 \\1 l l. tl1 . t a111 t cc1111 t a111 l ll J) tl1 ,. t a111 , . t !l 111, · t a I 11 for K 1 d i ,, 4 11 t1 • 111 t]1 1\l • l \ ' .,. • l\' ld 1\1 ' 1n tl1 \ g ld gc)ld gold olcl a • > ~ l\' • 11 111 tl1 • 1n tl1 ,,,}1i t 11,1 ,,,}1 it 111 tJ1 ,,,}1i t \\T11 it \\T it Ill tl1 l} , In tl1) Y()lcl-gi,, (\Ill tl1 . ,,,l1i t 1 olcl-gi,, 111 tJ1 \ I 11 t l l \ \ \ 7l1 i t ( ! 111 • 111 • :, )' a- a 11tr .. 1 ◄ j T}) t fi 1}1 t fi 1}1 t ! 01{1~ S- 0-Jl - l\ S- 0- ll - l~ )' :)a-a-~1-,1 11 tr \~ ' \\'~l'll t tTI()r ! 58 �FOR THE GOLD For the gold for the gold, for the gold-fight, fight For th \\ hit , for the white, for the white-fight, fight For th gold, fight, fight For th \vhite, fight, fight Gold-\:\7hite-Fight I-I )', H y, H y ! 1 FRATERNITY SONGS BET A THETA Pl Beta Lullaby Gonr1a rock-a-bye my baby to a Beta lullaby; onna bring h r up on Beta lor and Beta Th ta Pi. Gonna o cupy that old porch swing and sing a Phi Chi Phi. onna ro k-a-bye my baby to a Beta lullaby. Rock-a-by , my baby· andman i nigh. Ro k-a-by , ro k-a-by , rock-a-by , Ra da. hhh - - - - - baby s asl ep. DELT KAPPA EPSILO Band of Brother.s • band of brother in DKE \\' march aloncr tonight, T\\'O by two \vith arm locked firm and tight. Ot1r ] acl r ignal \Vitl1 h,1t 1n hand a \\' go marcl1ing <)11 , inging D lta KftI)p,1 Er) ·il()11. o m rril , ·i1 g \\' > all t<) 1) K E, 1"'11 n1c)tl 1· of j llit)', \\1 l10 hilclr n ar a,, ar1d fr"''. \\! '11 ·ir1g Iota, tl1 11 \\.' ~ 11 ~ ing To d ar old I) lta Kap1),1 E1Jsil<)11 - I IE)'l S/2 i 11 y pi ,i I I :) \\' Or }1i. ·}1i11 , Pl1i Ta,J I)i11 ri l1t alJc1,, l1i · 11 art 11la it \\ 0\1lcl r1 ),, }r I)art. tl1at from its re . tir1 1 Through four loner y ars ( f ·oil r nd h ,vor hi. :hi1 y Phi Tau pi11 Then 'Jon ·, 11 a pair f big blu ' T\vo r ti Httl lin l I d hands r ·ovv th y Ji, in a bu, 1al< ,v ,vitli nd th > pin th h, I y'. liap ·rs i1 11cl \\' Or Iiandbook 1 hi: VO\\' ·tood finn a1 cl tall , in honor of Phi Tau. 1nilin r baby fa · . n ov d it f n ni its pla · '. ,v I 0111 • on th · ,vall honor of Phi Tau. 59 �PlII l)EI TA THETA C'<1,~tle P{1i11t <l Bl,, :> a11d \Vl1ite 701111a bt1ilcl n1 a ca,tl 1)ai11t cl blt1 and \\ hit : 701111a l1a,, al i.., l) \r f c.1 t \ r 1 night, 701111a i11la\ clian1c.)11d<-. all o,, r th floor ., \, i tl1 :1 Pl1 i l)<. Ita Tl1 ta er t o,, r tl1 cloor. 701111a ,J1a11cr 111)' l)lood from r cl to blu ; .,01111a 1narr)' a irl from K \\ : ,c)1111a r1t rtai11 r0}1 alt)' , ·er)' nigl1t l11 a ,1,tl 1)ai11t cl l)lu a a tl paint d \\. l1it; 1 astl 1)ai11t :)cl blt1 and \vhit . \ 1 1 1 1 LPII EP ILON 1ar 11 i ng 011e 1Jy OnP i\f:1r ·l1i11 r 011<\ l))' 011 to ig,na l1Jl1a E1)silo11 l lc>11c)r 1<>)'<111)' 11 )r 11(1m as ,, \ gc) marc,J1ing 011 And ev r shall '" • '-land as brother,; in hc-r n1i~hty ban l; E\11tr c)ll g :). l1 ~ tc) tl1:) . a11cl si11g of cl ar old ,\E. 1il I J<1il tc) tl1 I)t1r1)l \ l1c1il t<) tl1 golcl · 1Ittil tc) J)l1i 1\l1)l1a 1r1c tto c)f <)lcl. ~fi11er,,,1,· tr,1 \~ tl1 \ li t)}) tc)O; ,,,, 'r 1()) ,ll S()n ()f ()lcl . . So rnar ·h1n r on • b , one to ign1a lpha Epsilon. I )cl11<>1· l<))'a11 , 11 r 11a111<\ as ,,., gc) 111,1r ,}1i11 011 .. An I v ·r ·v ·r ·hall ,v • stand a<; broth r'> in h 'r rnighty hand. :.11tr cll l T J1ail tc> tl1, ar1cl \ing of d ar <)lcl . 1 l I-1 I tl1 lI rt of Si 1 111c1 C l1 i TJ1 ' cri1·I lf n1 , lr t1n1 is tJ1 ~ s,,, \ t st girl fall tJ1 o-irls I k11c),,1 • J~a 11 \\' ('E\t > \d lik a rai11lJo,,, trail J◄ ~ I s i,1 t11 ;1ft r 10,\1 • l 1 "}1 l lu >f }1 1· ))' s a11cl tJ1 c)I l c>f 11 r l1air r a })1 \11cl c>f tl1 ,,, \st \r,1 sk,,; , An I th n10011li 1 ht b •arn, on th' girl of rny dr •an,.,, 11 '·s tl1 \ \\' \ ' tJ 1 \,l r t (> f i g n1 ,l }1 i . 60 lllr oll a h �COLLEGE CALE DAR FOR THE YEAR 1964-1965 FIRST SE:MESTER 1964 June 15-August 8 . ~1onday-Saturday ... Summer Session eptember 13 unday .... . Arrival of new students September 14-16 . ~1onclay-\\7ednesday Orientation of new students September 15 ....... Tuesday afternoon .... Registration foi" sophomore and upperclassmen September 16 .......v\1 ednesday morning Registration for freshmen September 17 .. . Thur day morning.. Beginning of classe S pt mber 30 ..... \\ edn sday .............. La t day for regi tration October 10 . . ... aturday .............. Hom coming a holiday ~ o,,em b r 25 .. \\1edn sda y noon .... Beginning of Thanksgiving holiday To, mb r 30 1onday, 8 A.M . .... R umption of clas es D~c mb r 17 ....Thursday, 11 A.M .... Beginning of Christmas holiday 1 1965 • January 4 . January 18 Jant1ary 20-27 A. M. ..... Resumption of classes fonday, 1onday ..... . ... ..... Last day of clas e ( Thursday classes meet thi Nlonday) \\l dr1e dav\~7 d11 ~5day . . . ... 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Sunday Church School at 9:45 a.m., Morning vVorship at 10 45 a.m. and E,1ening Service at 7 :30 p.m. THE FrR T B1 PTI T CHURCH, Quisenberry A,,enue ( west end of ,,iadt1ct ) phone 236-2581 the Re,,erend H. C. Hedgesp t~ pa tor. Sunday Church School 9:45 a.m. St1nday forni11 g \\7or hip Sen,ice 11:00 a.m. Sunday E,,ening v\7orhip er,,ic 7 :30 p.m. \\7 dnesday 1 ight Service 7 .30 p.m . GETII E}.IA11 E • Handbook 63 �Centre College alumni have included /ifty-three tate and federal court circuit judge and thirt -one college presidents. 64 Centre ollege �CONSTITUTION of the INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OF CENTRE COLLEGE PR.EAMBLB IFC We. the members of the Inter-Fraternity Council of the Centre College of Kentucky recogn1zins ourselves to be responsible to the College and to the members of our resl?ec: t1ve organ1zat1ons, and realizing that a strong, properly constituted inter-fraternity orgao12at,on 1s necessary in order to promote the cooperative sp1r1t 1n inter-fraternity matters. do hereby adopt the following constitution: ARTICLB I-NA.?--fB The name of this organization shall be the Inter-Fraternity Council of the Centre College of Kentucky. ARTICLE II-PURPOSE Section I-The purpose of this Council shall be to promote the general interest and ~velfare of the associate fraternities. Se tion II-To insure cooperation and to strengthen the relationship among the fra tern1ties and betv,:een the fraternities and the College. Section III-To contribute to the social life of the College. Section IV-To regulate and coordinate the affairs and activities of the fraternities on the campus. ARTICLB Ill Section I-The charter members of this or~anization are: Beta Theta Pi, De.I a Kapp.1 Epsilon, Phi K appa Tau, J>hi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, Sigma lpha Epsi,on. Section II-Any social fraternity '\\·hich possesses a charter from the Centre College of Kentucky and which hac: at least four active members matriculated in Centre College may be admitted to membership in the Council by a majority vote of the Council. ARTICLB IV Section I-The Council shall consist of two representatives from each fraternity. A member of the faculty or administration shall be appointed by the President as the Inter-Fraternity Council adviser. Section II-Each member fraternity shall at the beginning of the second semester and at the end of the school year designate two men " ·ho are to serve as the representatives of that member fraternity. Section III-The member fraternities of the Council shall each be entitled to two votes, one to each representative and no vote may be cast in absentia. The president as a representative is entitled to vote. l I anclbcJok 65 �ARTICLE V Section I-The officers of the Council shall be a President, a V ice-President, and a Secretary-Treasurer Section II-The officers shall be elected by a majority vote of the Council. may vote. Section III-All officers of each school year, term of office first semester of the following frare.n1t;. 1ne shall ser,e a one Nominees the IFC shall be elected at the end of the first semester of being the second semester of the same school )ea.r and the school year. Of the two IFC members represe-nting each )ear term (the year to coincide v.·1th officers tt of ofi1ce). Section IV-No delegate shall hold more than one office in the Council at the same time, and no t'\\'O officers may be members of the same fraternity. Section V-In the event of a vacancy the office shall be filled by a majority vote of the Council at the next meeting after such vacancy occurs. Section VI-The duties of the officers shall be as follows a. The President shall preside at all meetings, appo.ot all necessary comm 'ttees, subject to the approval of the Council, and shall perform such other duties as pertain to the off ice or President. b. The Vice-President shall assume the duties of the President in the absence of that officer. The Secretary-Treasurer shall keep all records of the proceedio~s of the Council, and shall take charge of all financial matters pe ..ta1n1ng to the Council. He shall send out notices for meetings and other Council act1v1t1es c ARTICLE VI Section I-Regular meetings of the Council shall be held on Tuesdays of each month at 7:00 P 1f. the first and third Section II-The President or any five representatives have the pov.er to call a special meeting. Section III-Regular meetings may be postponed by the Presrdeot or any five representatives. ARTICLB \'II-QuoRUM Section I-A quorttm to conduct business shall consist of t°'\•o-thirds of the ~oting representatives of the Inter-Fraternity Council. Section II-One-third of the voting membership of the Inter-Fraternity Council may at any time request the reference of any matter to the member fraternities before definite, action is taken upon this matter by the Inter-Fraternity Council. A second transaction of the same matter shall require a three-fourths vote of the Council. ection JI I-Robert's Rules of rdcr c:h-11 1 go\'ern matters not stated in thi Constitution v.•ith regard to the conduct of business ARTICLE VIII-PowERs Section I-The po"•ers of the Inter-Fraternity Council of Centre College shall be of a legislative, judicial, and executive nature as regards the social fraternity located on the campus of the Centre College of Kentucky in their relationships to~·ard the College and among one another. Section JI-The Inter-Fraternity Council, through a vote of one-half of its entire membership, may prefer char es against any fraternity represented in its body. Section III- All preferred cases shall be tried before a committee compo ed of one representative from each fraternity, excluding the accused fraternity. ~ecti~n IV-~. If found guilty by a majority verdict ?f aforementioned committ e of _ vJolat1ng pledg1n~ and rushing rules, the accused fraternity shall be -deJ?rived of all sor1aJ, pledging or initiation activities and shall be disallov.·ed part icipa i n 1n Intramural athletics for a tim the committee finds rommensurate v.•ith the action, penalty not to exceed six ( 6) months. If found guilty by a majority verdict of aforementioned committee of any viola tion other th an rushing and pledgin~ the committee sh,11 fix the punishment. C. No fraternity having been tried and sent need may be retried for the same offense. B. D. A fr:tternity found guilty under A & B above shall have the right t appeal the deci ion to the IFC as a body. All members must be present and decisions must be made on the night of the trial. ARTICLB 1 '"-AME~ D~f B, TS The Con titution and B -1.a"•s may be . mended b, a t"·o-thirds a of all signatory chapters expres cd through the voting members of the Council; prov ded that 66 C ·11tr Coll <1 �the proposed amendment shall have first been sublllltted to a meettng of the Council and there be discussed and notice to each signatory chapter shall have been given in writing thereafter, which notice shall be submitted at least one week before the next meeting of the Council when the amendment is to be voted on. ARTICLB X-ADOPTION This Coost1tutioo shall become effective imm~diately upon the ratification by three-fourths vote of the s1gnatory chaptersp BY-LAWS OF THE INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OP CENTRE COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY ARTIO.B I Section I-The Inter-Fraternity Council shall adopt from time to time such By-Laws as it may deem necessary, provided such By-Laws are in accordance with the purpose of the Inter-Fraternity Council as set forth in Articles II and IX of this Constitution. ection II-By-Lavis may be adopted or repealed in v.·hole or in par" by a t,vo-thirds vote of the representatives of the Council. ARTIO.B II The following shall be the rules governing the rushing of prospective members to the various fraternities: a. The date of the rushing period shall be set by the Inter-Fraternity Council. b. No man may be pledged whose name is not on the iist of eligibility, as provided by the of[,ce of the Registrar preceding each rush period. c. The Inter-Fratern ity Council v.·ill pick a day for each fraternity party at InterFraternity Council meeting. d. No man shall be pledged after the closing of the rush period until the following rush period. e. A fraternity shall be held liable for the grades of a pledge in calculating the fratern ity average. f. The fraternity as a v.·hole must average a 2.0 for the semester preceding rush period. A true and accurate list of all active members and pledges shall be given to the Registrar at the opening of each semester. g. A man depledged cannot be pledged by another f rateroity for one calendar year from the date depledged. h. A man depledged cannot be repledged by the same fraternity until one complete s roester has elapsed. RUSH RULES Rush v.·ill not take place until second semester of the year 1961-62. Rules governing rush v.•ill be published by the Inter-Fraternity Council during the first semester. ARTIO.B 111-DANCBS Section I-The combined fra~ernities shall ponsor two la~ge Pan-Hellenic d~~ces to be given in the fall and the spring of the year. The IFC v.•111 act as an adm1.n1strator in determining dance dates, name bands, and the amount of :ffiOney each frater~uty must contribute to make the dances a success. These tv.•o dances v.·1ll upersede the six formal dances of the past. ARTICLB lV-lNrTihTION To be initiated. a pledge must make his ~nal seme~ter g_rades ~t least once. Initiation must take place during _the . s~mester fo.ll_ov.:1ng that one 1n ,vh1ch grades "-'ere made. o student on probation 1s el1g1ble for 1n1t1at1on. A fraternity maJ not initiate pledges if the fraternity av~r~ge is not 2.0 or . better. If a fraternitv shoul initiate with less than ~ 2 .q average ~r 1n1t1ate a pledge h:3v1n~ less than a 2.0 average, the Inter -Fraternity .½ounc1l " '111 automatically fine the fraternity $50.00 plus S20.00 for each pledge illegally 1n1t1ated. . . Fratern ities v.·ill not be held liable for college errors 1n computation. llandbook 67 �I NTROOtTCTJON Th1s onst1h1tion ha, been provisionally e<itablu.hed until February 1, 1965 At that time constitutional re" 1~1on of both the tudent Congres and the Interfratem1ty Council will be compl •t and the I nterfratemit)• J udic1al uncil will be permanentl>· e tabhshed. THE CON TITUTIO OF THE I TERFRATERNITY JUDICIAL COUNCIL ARTICLE I - MEMBER HIP a. The council ,hall be compo ed of one repre,entat1ve from each of the c:.ocial fraterniti · recognized by the adm1n1str,1tion to e 1st on the entre a llege campu h. repre!)t.ntative ,hall be either an incoming Junior or en1or meeting the am oci.11 and academic re<1u1rement as an officer of the tudent body. c. A repre entat1ve shall r1ot be a member of the incoming t en Judicial Board, nor of the Interfratern1t} Council. ARTICLE 11-ELECflO a. Each rcpre entat1ve of the fir<;t boar<l shall be cho en b> hIS re pective fraternity b. 11 futurt.. members of the l>0ard. though ,elected 1n a ~am1lar manner, hall be subj ct to the ap11ro'. <1l of th~ maJor1ty of th · outgoing board. c. C,1nd1d.1te~ namc.s shall be :-;ubmittcd to the hairman of the ht1ard no later than tJie first v,•eek in -\11ril <:>ubJeLt to approval, all ne,v member, shall be installed before tl1e third \\'eek in pr1l. d. In the e\.ent that one member hall h r replaced, h1 ... replacement ucces ...or) i, ,ubject to the appro al of the majorit)· of the board, and shall . erve out onl the tenure of the 1 l0st vacated. e. Tenure of office ... ha1l be limited to one , ear. f. All board member are e ligil)le for reelection to the board. g. The board \Vill be a....s1sted by a Facult\ Ad, 1ser recommended h) the boartl and approved by the President of the ollege. 111- J RI DICTIO involving the jur1.,d1c tion of this board 1n a specific case ,hall be <lecidcd b , ARTICLE a. 11 quc tion the administrativ ~ authoritv. h. 1'his bo1r<.l hall not act as a 11olicing bod •. c. 1'he dee. 1,1ons of th 1, board ,hall be ap11 ala bl onl, to the President of the an administrati\ c official designated b) him d. Fvcry d ")cision of the Boarc.l must have th approval of the Pres1d "nt of the an admin1strativ • official <le,1gnate<.l by h1m. ARTI LE a. l\'-PR lleg '>, or ollegc or EOURE ·r he board ~hall al,va}'~ ha" e ,l chairman an{i a vice-chairman, el ted b , tl1e board rc1)r ·s ·ntative..'i. b. ll citing and charge hall be directed to th1 board through the chairman of th bo.1rd. c. 'fhe chainnan hall call Ut) ,n the contesting pc1rti"'s to prtsent their - .. es. He l1all ha,,e th right to call befo1e th• bonrd those ,vitn •ss s ,vhich the hoa1 l (l e1 u~ nee UI")'. d. ft ·r prt•sentation of \\·hat the chairman ""'Onsid rs sufficien t cvi{tcnc'"', it \\•ill r tir to discuss the case and r Heh a verdict. (•. rrhe repre, ntatives of th d ,.fendant f raternit)' shall neither •ote nor b • pr"s nt at tlie di..,cussion by the board of th,, case of his f ratt'rnit ,. f. l11 deciding on a verdict, t•a h r >pr "s"'nt. tiv shall hav one vote. ,\ mnjorit, sh, l] 1, n ces ary to re,tch a verdict. g. If a v •rdiet of guilty be rc>nchcd, the nsu ing pcnnltv shall be fl ed b • tht" board in .1ccordance \\'ith the oITen •. ( 'fhi..; bo,ird shall not ha\'e the 110,\ tr to r •voke a fraternit ,· c}1artcr.) h. ·rh c> chairman of th l)oard shall announce the vcrdtt:l fon11ally to th I nterfraternit)' ,ouncil at the next 1neeting. All fin s shall 1, paid to th "' s "Cr •tar)' of th Ir.. . i. In the event tha~ continu d cliscu sion results in indeci,ion, the b-- ard shall relinquish it juri diction to the l)re id "nt of th• oll gt>. j. If a n1ajorit) of th board fe"'l", aft "r consid ring the pr"' "'nted vicl nc , that there is l<1ck of evidence, it n1ay di miss th c,tse. k. 1\ll cnse hall l)e tried not n1orc than thirty day nor 1 ss than , v n day-. f ro1n the tin1c the oflense i brought to th .. att ntion of th lJoar<l. 1. Th" ch.,inn.1n shall l>e re ponsil>l"' for k ping minut ~s of th discu sion of th l oard t no time sh,tll it he r corded that ,l s1,ecific f r,1t •rnit)' mad"' a sp cine poil1t, 11or tl1at it , oted 111 a specific \\ ay. The "' minutes shall b k pt under lock and ubicct to the re,•in,v olel)' of tl1e men1ber of the board. 0 1 l{'tlCI.... \ 1-C l'."-1-H l. a. Revision of the constitution of th• Int rfratcrn1t, Judicial ouncil hall come a bout through a thre -quctrtcrs mnjorit' of the Int rfrnternit , ouncil, nt ,\'hi h m •tin~ all frat n1ities nr<' repre cnted. l). l~ailure on the part of n bonrd m ~n1b •r to con1ply \\'ith th pro ~dur , of •l · X>uncil ,, ith rc>,pect to attenct1ncc and s"'crtcy hnll l)e ground for di mi ,al fr m the l ard h di,rni ~11 shnll be appro, eel by n joint n1ecting of the I nterf ratt::rnit • .,oun il an h " Int rf 1~1 • • ,iit , Judie 1al Bon rd, the d fend ant n1cn1b •r not voting. 0 68 Centre Coll '>c, �CONSTITUTION of the STUDENT GOVERNMENT OF CENTRE COLLEGE OF KENTUCKY PART ONE: THB STUDENT CONGRESS ARTICLE I The legislative and executive powers of the Student Government of Centre College arc vested in the Student Congress. ARTICLE II-MEMBERSHIP Section 1. The officers of the Student Congress shall be a President, a Secretary, a T reasurer, and a Social Chairman. Section . 2. Other member~ of the Student Congress shall be one representative from each fraternity, on~ representative from ~ach girls' residence, one representative from Politan Club, a r~ep!esentat1ve of th_e no_n-fratern1ty m~n other. than freshman , and one representative of Breck1nr1_dge Hall (an 1nt~rim representative, serving as a counselor ~.1ill be appointed by the President to serve ut1t1l the freshman representative 1s elected ) Section 3. The advisers of the Student Congress shall be ro·o faculty members chosen !):, the Congress. Section 4. Each member of the Congress shall have one vote. ARTICLE III-QUALIFICATIONS Section 1. a. The President shall be a senior. b The Secretary and the Treasurer shall be juniors or seniors. Section 2 . . a. No student shall_ be eligible to hold a seat on the Congress v. ho is on academic, social , or conduct probation. 1\ny member of the Congress '\\'ho goes on academic social or conduct probation at any time during his term of office on the Congress shall be auto: matically removed from that office. b. o officer may succeed himself. ARTICLE 1\7-ELECTI0NS Sec.tion 1. a. The officers of the Congress shall be elected as follov.·s: During the fourth \\'eek before spring vacation, the nominating committee previously appointed by the Congress shall post its nominations. Additional nominations may be made during the third ee before spring vacation by a petition containing the signatures of forty per cent (40%) of the student body. \ 7 oting shall be held during the last v.·eek before spring vacation and be completed by the commencement of that vacation. b. The candidates for President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Social Chairman shall be proposed by the nominating committee. 1·his committee shall be composed of three senior men, three senior \\'Omen, and a faculty advisor-all elected by the Congress. The President of the Congress presides over meetings of this committee, but shall ha\'e oo vote. c. Tv.·o candidates shall be nominated for each office. candidate' name may appear only once on the ballot. d. The members other than officers and the reI;>rescntatives of the non-fraternity men shall be selected by their respective organizations at times of these organizations · discretion. e. The representative of the non-f ratcrnity men shall be elected by the independent body. f. The freshman male represent.itive v.·ill be elected from the male fre hn1en l"-'O v.•eeks after mid-semester of the first semester. g. The terms of the members of the Congress shall be for one }CJr, beginning the first \X'ednesday of 1iay. Section 2. a. Should a vacancy occur during the first. semeste~ in any position held b>· an offi~er of the Congress, it shall be filled by a campus-\\·1d~ election .. hould a _vacancy occ\;r during the second semester, it shall be filled by Congressional appointment v-.•1th a t"-ro-th1rds (~~) vote of that body concurring. b. Should a vacancy occur at the beginnii:g. of the sch<?ol yea1 r, it st-all be filled ,vithin four ( 4) ,vceks of registration under the prov1s1ons of Article J\ , Section 1. c. If an officer be :1bsent temporarily, the Congress shall appoint a member of the Congress who shall serve during his absence. Handbook 69 �Section 3. The officers and the representatives of the non-fraternity men, and the representative of the freshman men shall ga 10 a seat on the Congress by a plural 1ty of the votes cast 10 a given election Sectron 4. All students of Centre College. except those oo conduct probation, shall be el, g1ble to vote 1n campus-w1de elections. Voting shal l be by secret ballot. ARTICLE V-STUDENT Co~GREss· POWERS AND DUTIES Section 1. a. The Student Congress shall act as a co-ordinating unit for all campus groups b. The Congress shall study the extracurricular community life of the college for the purpose of 1n1t1ating pol1c1es for its cult1vat100 and improvement. c. The Congress shall super\ 1se campus-~ ide elections. the election of the representative of the non-fraternity men, and the elections of the freshman representative. d The Co ogress shall have the po~ er to regulate all drives for funds or for any causes v,•h1ch may be conducted among the student body. e The Congress shall require each organization ~ h1c.h receives funds from the Student Budget to keep books of accounts of all funds and submit these accounts to the Congress for examination three t1mes a year-during November, February . and at such time in 1fay as is designated b) the Congress Treasurer-unless 1t can sat sfy the Budget Committee that its accounts should be submitted on other dates. At least t~·o ~ etks not1le should be given prior to the May examination. At the same time as the tfay submission. each organization shall present a tentative budget for the coming academ.c year. The Congress Treasurer may, at his d1scret1on. require any number of additional examinations. An arbitrary dec1s1on of the Congress Treasurer may be appealed to the Budget Committee. f. The Congress shall be responsible for selection of an auditor to audit annually the books of the said student organ1zat1on. g The Congrec;s shall select the members of its standing comm,ttees and ail committee action shall be subJect to Congress approval. h. The Congress shall meet once every t\\O weeks Special mc:eting may be called by the President or by tv. o-third vote of the members of the Coagres~ ect1on 2 The President shall be the cl11ef executive officer of the Student Government of Centre College. a. He shall prc:-s1de over meetings of the Congress and over meetings of the student body called by the Congress b. He shall co-ordinate the "'Ork of the various committees of the Congress. c. He shall serve as an ex off1c10 member of everv committee, but shall have no ,,ote. d. He ~hall appoint tl1e members of the various committees other than those of the standing committees Section 3. a. l~he Secretary shall keep minutes of all meetings of the Congrt>ss b. He shal 1 make public announcen1ents of the meetings of the Congress. c. }{e shall keep and supervise all files of the Congress. d. He shall supervise the maintenance and publication of an all-college calendar. e. He shall publish the minutes after each meeting and present an annual report of the activities of the Congress to the college community. ection 4. a. The Treasurer shall ser"e as chairman of the Budget Committee. b. He shall report the activities of the committee at each meeting of the Congress. Section 5. a. The Social Chairman shall erve as chairman of the Social Committee. b. He shal I report the activities of the committee at each meeting of tl1e Congress. Section l. a. The Budget Committee shall be composed of an equal number of n1en and " 'Omen students and a faculty advisor. b. Budget. 1·1ie du ics of the committee shall he to formulate direct. and e ·ecute the ~tudent c. The Budget Committee will consider requests for funds from any student or anization "'ithin fifteen ( 15) da ye; a ftcr fall registration e, ch year. Emergency requec.tc; may be granted by a t,vo-th irds ( ,,3) vote of the ongrec;s on recommendation of the Budget Committee. I d. The committee sha 1I pub Ii h annual financia 1 report zations. 70 of al 1 participating or ani- �Section ~ a. The 5ocial Committee shal l supervise Parents Weekend, Ca. rnival, H omecoming. the nominations for Gardenia Queen, and other specia l events b. It shall pubLsh and maintain a ~eekly calendar of College activities c. It shall ma e arrangements for dances given by the Congress d It shall be composed equally of men and v.·omen a11d a faculty advtsor. Section 3. a. The Electio ns Committee shal l supervise and direct all campus-wide elections b. It shall be composed of an equal -number of men and women students VII-AME 'D.ME TS ? Section 1. Proposals may be ma de for amepdments to th is Constitution. by tv. o-th irdc; (--3) vote of the Congress members or by petition by forty per cent ( 40%) of the stud'- nt body Section 2. Amendments to this Constitution shall be ra tified by tv,•o-thirds (2~) rna,or1ty of the qualified student voters. ' ARTICLE \'III- Ii ' ITIATI\'.E Section 1 The student body has the pov:er by petition to propose leg1sla t1on under this Constitution and directly to enact or reject such leg1slat1 n at campus v. de elections Sect1un 2. a. An initiative petition to propose legislation under the Constitution must contain the signatures of forty per cent ( 40% ) of the qualified student voters This petition shall then be filed '1-' ith the President of the Con~ress. If 1t is not passed at tr.e first session of the Congress after the filing of said petition, then the c;uec;t "on of the adoption of the legi~la tion shall be submitted by the President of the Congress to the qua! if ied stude'1t voters no later than one month after the session at \vh ich it "as rejected by the Congress b. A majority vote of qualified student voters shal l be required to pass such legi -Iat1on. ARTICLE ARTICLE IX-REFERENDU.f • Section 1. The student body has the pov.·er to requ1,c: , br petition. that legi lation en:t<.ted by the Congress be submitted to the qualified student voters, as defined by Article IV, ection 4, for their approval or rejection. Section 2. A referendum petition ~gainst any legislation p:isse<l b, the Congrec.s sh, 11 be filed with the President of the Congress ~vithin ~ -o v.·eeks of the session at "'h1ch such legisla tion v.•as enacted. and to be val id, shall be signed by at least fifty one per c~nt ( 51 ~) of the qua 1ified student voters. The question of approving any legislation aga Inst v. h ich a valid referendum petition is filed shlll be submitted to the qualified student voters ":ithin one month of such filing. Section 3. Legislation shall be sustained by a majority of the qua lified student voters ARTlCLB X-REVISJO. Thi C nstitution shall be revie"·ed by the Congress every thre of maintaining a progressive Constitution. yea for the purpoc.e XI-, DOPTIO. This Constitution shall be adopted by a majority of the votes ca t by the qualified ARTICLE - student voters. I Meetings of the Congress shall be conducted in accordance v.•ith Rob rt'- Rules of Order. ARTICLE ARTICLE II There shall be six or more cheerleaders each year. a. The C Club, vlith the retu rning cheerlea~~rs, shall nominate after tryout , ten cheerleader candidates each year for the va.cant po 1t1ons. b. The ten candidates shall appear before the student ~ody at a _convocation, :it "•hich time the student body shall vote by secret b_allot for a cand1~ate ~o fill each vacancy. The vacant position sha ll be filled by the candidates, corresponding 1n number to the number of posit ions open, " 'ho receive the largest number of vote~. . c. All cheerleaders elected shall be bound by the rules and regulation establi hed b · the cheerleader group. d. Married cheerleaders will be dropped f rorn the squad at the end of the school year. Handbook 71 �III TJ e Homecoming Queen shall be a senior girl elected by secret ballot by the student body. She shall have five attendants elected by the student body. Section 1. Nominations for Homecomiog Queen shall be made f:-om the floor of a convocation at least three "'eeks before Homecoming. There sh a ll be a minimum of eight- r1ndidates. ARTIO.B ction 2. The election shall take plJce the v.reek follov.•ing the nominations. The can ,uQte "'ith the largest number of votes hall be Queen. Section 3. The five attendants shall be selected from the next five candidates in order of number of votes. IV ARTICLE The 11ountain Laurel Queen Candidate shall be a junior girl elected by secret ballot by t l e student body. tion 1. lominations shall be marle from the floor in a convocation. S tion 2. The election shall take pl ce the v.reek follo'9:ing the nominations. car•. Jate v.·ith the large t number of votes c.h 11 be Centre representative. The V 1"he Gardenia Queen sh 11 be a freshman girl elected by a secret ba !lot by the member of the freshman cla s. 1 h'- --andidate "·ith the largest -number of vot s shall be the Queen. The candidates hall be nominated by the f rec.hman men. ARTICLE ARTICLE \TI The C Club shall have the sole a 11thority to plan and produce the C1rri ·val Pageant, including the election of the King and Queen of c~r,ival. This a u thority shall re t "'ith the C Club until the C CI ub choo es to relinquish such authority. PART T\\7 0: THE STIJDE1 T JUDICIARx" ARTICLE I The judicial po" ers of the Student Government of Centre College are vested in the Student Judiciary. ARTICLE 11-FRA~fliWORK Section 1. ETery student has a part in the function of the Student Judiciary y tern. Section 2. The judicial pov.•er shall be ve~ted in rn·o Judicial boards and t~.'e}ve lo"•er councils. Section 3. The rn·o boards hall be t11e \X1omen's Judicial Board and the fen' Judicial Board. Every dcci ion of a Board must l1ave the approval of the dmini tration. Section 4. The hvelve lo\'\·er councils ~hall be the \\7iseman Residence Council, the Breckinridge liall Dormitory Council. one each from the six fraternitie , and one each from the \\'Omen's residence. Secti n .5. a. council. All case involving "'Omen resident only shall originate in the appropriate "-'Omen's b. All cases involving men only hall originate in the appropriate men's council. c. All case involving men under more than one Council h II ori inate in the 1en' Jud 1cial Board. d. A II case invol\ ing ,,•omen and men ogether hall originate in a joint meeting. oard c. If any ca e cannot be handled in a concerned. ouncil. it must be rcferr d to the Board f. App al may be made from any ounci], to the Board or from the President of the college or an administrative official designated by him. Section 1. ARTICLE oard to th JJJ- 1E iDER I-IIP a. The officer of each Judicial Board shall be a ch irman. 7 b. The officer of each \\ omen' Re idence ouncil c;hall be pre ident of that hall. Section 2. The student members of the ]\fen'c. Judicial Board hall be t\\O enior m n, tv..·o junior men, and the Chairman. Th tudent member of the \\7 om n' Judici I Board shall be t"\\o en1or v..om n, tv..•o junior \\Omen, and a h irman. Section . Ther hall be one man from the faculty \\•ho hall act in an dvisor capacity on the 1'-ifcn·s Judicial Board and one '\\'Oman from the f cult, v.•ho h 11 ct 1n an advisory c pacity on t}1e Women' Judici I Board. Section 4. :ach tudcnt member hall have one vote. 11tr oll �AATIO.B JV-QUALIPICAnONS Section 1. The Chairman of each Board shall be a senior and shall have served one year on the Board as a Junior member. Section 2. No student shall be eligible to hold a seat oo the Board or on a Council who IS oo academ c, social~ or conduct probation. Any member of a Board or a Council who go~s ?~ academic social . or conduct probation at any tune during his term of office on the Jud1c1al body shall thereby be automatically removed from that office. Section 3. No member of a Board may be a member of a council. ARTICLE V-ELECTIONS Section 1. a. The Chairman of the 1{ n's Board shall be elected as follov.•s Prior to the first \\'ee~ of 1fay, t_he Chairman shall pos! the names of the junior members of the Board as nominees. Voting shall be held dur1ng the first week of 1-fay in an election prior to that of the other m:mbers. The Chairman of the Womens Judicial Board shall be ~lected as follows Immediately fo.llow1og. the election o_f the Women s Stude-nt Council Secreta.ry and Treasurer, the Women s Jud1c1al Board Chairman shal l post the names of the junior mem_bers of the Board as nominees. Voting will jmmediately follow the posting of the nom1nat1ons. b. An incoming senior shall be elected to fill the seat vacated by the Chairmanelect. T~·o candidates for this seat shall be proposed by a Nominating Committee composed of the senior members of the respective Boards, the Faculty Advisor, the President of the College, the Chairman-elect, and the Chairman of the Board. The Chairman shall preside over meetings of this committee, but shall have no vote. The Men's Nominating Committee and the \Vomen's ominating Committee shall meet separately. c. Tv.·o incoming junior v.•omen and tv,o incoming junior men shall be elected for terms of t\\'O academic years to serve on the resEective Boards. The candidates for junior members shall be proposed by the 1ominating Committees established in Section 1 b. A total of four junior men and four junior v.·omen shall be nominated. d. Candidates to be the incoming senior member and the t~vming junior members of the :,t\.fen's judicial Board shall be posted by the ominatir. 6 ' ·ommittees during the second \\'eek o ~1ay. Voting shall take place the third v.·eek of lv{ay. Candidates to be the incoming se-nior member and the incoming junior members for the \"v'omen ·s Judicial Board shall be posted by the Nominating Committee immediately follo"·ing the election of the Women's Judicial Board Chairman. Voting shall take place immediately follov.•ing. e. The faculty advisors shall be appointed for a term of one academic year by the President of the college and the Chairman-elect. The faculty advisor may succeed himself. f. The Chairman and the members of the Boards shall be chosen by the vote of qualified student voters as defined by the Student Congress: The men shall choose the Men's Board and the v.•omen shall choose the Women's Board. g. Voting shall be by secret ballot. Section 2. a. hould a vacancy on the Board occur. in any position, it sl~all be filled by an elertion on the campus concerned. Should a senior vacancy occur during the second seme ter. it shall be filled by Board appointment with a t\\'O-thirds maJority of that body concurting. b. Should a vacancy on the Board occur at the beginning of the school ye;ir ·t shall 7 be filled v.•1thin four v.·eeks of the registration under the provisions of Article \ • Sc: tion 1. Section 3. The members of the Councils shall be elected by their organizations at time of these organizations· discretions. ARTICLE VJ-DUTIES AND PO\X'ERS Section 1. Each member of the student b y, faculty, _a~d a~mini ~ration ~a a ~rson al responsibility t~ cooper~t~ fully v.•ith the Stu?e.nt Jud1c1ary incl ud1ng ca 111ng to the attention of a Council or Jud1c1al Board problems \\ h1ch should be corrected. Section 2. a. Jt shall be the duty of each Council ~o investigate each ~ffense reported to it. ~nd to ~ive an appropriate penalty if guilt is established. If the Counc_rl_ cannot rea~h a dec1 10n or if it feels that the offense is serious enough to go to the Jud1c1ai Board, 1t must make this referral. b. Each Council must keep a record of all decisions. This record hall be open to reviev.• by the appropriate Board. c. The appropriate Women's Resi?ence Council shall handle all offenses involving resident "omen, including temporary residents. d. The Women's Judicial Board shall handle all offenses involving non-resident v.·omen. • · h The appropriate ~fen's Residence Council hall t~andle_ all case~ occurring 1n t e ,e. resident halls except those of fraternity men living 1n their respective houses. men s "d · d d f The Wiseman Residence Council shall handle all cases. of. n?n:resr ent, 1n cpe~ · ent ~en except non-resident freshman men who are under the l ur1sd1ct1on of the Breckinridge Hall Council. 1l <1rzclbook 73 �Section 3. a. Each Jud1c1al Board .shall handle any case called to 1ts attention by a Counctl and any other of fenscs which 1t 1s asked to handle by any member of the student body, faculty, or admi-01strat1on. b. Each Judicial Board shall allow to the student appearing before it an opportunity for defense including the right to cross-examine, to call w1toesses, and to have the assistance of counsel chosen from the college community. c. The af propr1atc Jud1c1al Board must approve the plan of membership and function of each counc1 , and the proceedings of the respective councils. ( 1) The appropriate Judicial Board may, upon maJority vote of its members, assume the po~ver of a Council which is dilatory 10 handling offenses. (2) The appropriate Board may, if 1t judges necessary, peoal12e a Council or the group the Council represents. ( 3) The appropr1ate Boud may overrule a decision of a Council. d. All proceedings of each Judicial Board shall be kept secret until such a time as the Board is ready to announce its decisions. c. A quorum of four members present shall be required to function. Section 4. a. The Chairman of a Board shall call all meetings of the Board. b. The Chairman shall preside over all meetings of the Board. c. Either the Chairman of the Women's Judicial Board or the Chairman of the Men's Jud1c,al Board shall be elected by the members of the Boards to act as chairman of a Joint meet1ng. Th1s Chaumao shall have oo vote. d. The Chairman of a Board shall appoint a member to act as Secretary and to keep a record of all decisions. c. The Secretary shall assume the duties of the Chairman in the absence of that officer 74 Centre Coll c, �CONSTITUTION of the WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION W e , t he v.·omen of Centre College, in order t, assume t~e. respons1b1l1ty of uph old ing perc;ona l h onor, government. and high standards of group I rving on o u r campus. or da in 2nd establ sh this Constitution for the \Vomen s Student Government Associa t io n . ARTICLE I-NAMB This organization shall be called the Women's Student Government Associat,oo. ARTICLE II-1! E~fBERSHIP Section A. All v.•omen students shall be members of the Women' s Student Government Association. Section B. Sixty per cent of the members of the Association shall constitute a q uorum . ARTICLE IlJ-FRA~tEWORK OF THB STUDENT CoUNOL Section A. The officers of the Association "-'ho shall constitute the Women· s Student Council shall be a s foliows: 1. President 2. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4. Chairman of the Honor Code Committee 5. Presidents of the 'X'om,,.11's Residences 6. President of 1 1 on-resident s~udents 7. The Class Presidents Section B. Qualifications for Officers 1. The President of the Association shall be chosen fro m the incom ing senio r class 2nd sha ll have served on the council at least one year 2. It is recommended that the President of the Day tu dents be chosen from the incoming junjor or senior class. 3. It 1s recommended that the President of the Honor Code Committee be chosen from the incoming senior class and have served on the Honor Code Committee at least one year. 4 . It is recommended that the Secretary and the Treasurer be chosen from the incoming sophomore or junior class. 5. I o girl may be elected to the same office for two succeeding years. 6. 1o girl may hold tv.•o offices simultaneously. Section C. 1-iethod of Election 1. President a. The nomination and election of the President of the: Associatio n sha ll be prior to that of the other officers. b 1·he nominating committee shall be composed of nine members representing equally the senior, sophomor~. and freshman classe~, v:ith the P es1dent of the student body acting as chairman. This committee shall nominate no more than three persons for the office of preside-nt. 2. Remaining Officers a 1·here shall be a Senior 1 ominating Committee composed of eight members of the outgo;ng senior class, elected _by the student body .. The incoming Presi~ent \\·ill also be _a member 'fhe outgoing })resident of the Assoc1at1on shall act as chairman. The oomrnat1ons · for members or the Senior r 1 ominating Committee shall be taken from the floor during a Student Body meeting conducted for that purpose. and the votes hall be cast by secret ballot. b. Election of the hairmao of the Honor ode Committee, President of the pperclassman Residences, and the Secretary and the Treasurer shall precede the election of th( other off ice rs. c. Election of the President of the freshma n class shall be held after the first six v. eeks in the first semester by the f reshmao class. d. The J>residents of the freshman residences shall be elected by the -tudent body from the v. omen designated as sponsors. Handbook 75 �;. General Election Procedure a. The election of all officers shall be held during the munths of March and April. b. Presidents of the sophomore, Junior, and senior classes, and Pol1tan shall be nominated and elected by their respective groups These groups shall not nominate more than three people for each off1ce. c. Nominations for all elections shall be posted three days preceding the day of election. An eligibility list for all officers in the Student Government Assoc1at1on shall be posted twenty-four hours preceding the student body meeting 1n which the nominating committee 1s elected. d. Where more than two people are nominated, there will be two elections for each office. The two g1rls receiving the most votes 10 the first election shall be put up for the second election. The one with the most votes in the second election shall fill that office. e. If a petition of thirty per cent of the Women· s Student Body is presented to the nom1nat1ng committee for the addition of an eligible candidate, it must be accepted . ARTICLE JV-DUTIES AND POWERS OF THB STUDENT COUNCL Section A Executive Duties. The Student Council shall be the Executive Board of the Association and shall have the powers usually accorded such bodies. Section B Leg1slatrve Duties. All legislation of the As~oc1at1on shall arrse in the Student Council. Pasc.1ng the Student Council, it sha ll be submitted to the s tudent body. -nd if passed by two-thirds vote of the student body, shall be submitted to the fa culty committee Section C. Duties of Officers t . Preside-at a. Calls and presides over meetings of the Student Government Association and the Student Council. b. c. Acts as an ex officio member of the H onor Code Committee. Acts as chairman of the variable and senior nominating committees. 2. Secretary a. I s responsible for the Women· s D1vision of the Handbook. Keeps minutes of all student body meetings and Student Council meetings. Carries on all necessary correspondence of the Association. b c. 3. Treasurer Is responsible for the recordtn8, and publishrng of budgets and itemized accounts of expenditures of the Student Council and for the handling of funds of the As~oc1atioo. 4. a. Chairman of the Honor Code Committee Calls and prc~.Jcs over all mett1ngs of the l-f onor Code Committee b. Is responsible to inform students and faculty what 1s expected of them 1n uphold ing the H onor System. 5. Residence Presidents a. Scr'9es as 7 omen ·s Judicial \\ chairman of respective res, Ience council and send Board. ,,·eckl • reportc. to Keeps judicial records for each studen t in her dormitory. c. Is in charge of house meeting~ in re"pective dormitory. d. The President of senior residence "-'tll be the \Tice Pre ident of the \\''omen's Student Council. accepting all duties in the absence of the President. b. e. As chairman of residence council she "'ill present casec. to the Jud icial Board. 6. President of the Senior Class Is responsible for the socia 1 program of her class. Calls and presides over all meetjngs of the Senior Clas . a. b. 7. a. b. President of the Junior CI ass Is responsible for the soc1a l program of her class. Calls and presides over all meetings of the Junior Class. 8. President of the Sophomore Cl iss a _Acts as chairman of the social program of the Association . '1e s~1ll hn,·e charge of a social calendar, v.·hich she \hall post v.·eekly for the convenience of the student . b. Is responsible for the social program of her class c. Calls and presides over all meetings of the ophomore Class 76 Centre Colleb ' �9. a. b. President of the Prcshm20 Cla.ss Is responsible for the social program of her class. Calls and presides over all meetings of the Preshnun Cla.5s. 10. President of Pol1tan Club a. Calls and presides over all meetings of Politan Oub. b. Is to cooperate with the Student Council in providing a closer relationship between the town and resident students. Section E. Residence Councils . 1. Each hall bas a Res1~ence Council composed of the ball president, who acts as chairman, and four representatives from tl1e residence. a. The members of the councils shall be nominated and elected by the hall. b. Each representative shall serve for one year. 2. a. the best b. The duties of these councils shall be: To make and carry out the standards of group living which shall be conduc1ve to welfare of the resident students in the capacity of a lower jud1c1al board. Hold weekly meetings and other meetings deemed necessary by the chairman. Section P. Freshman Orientation and Guidance. A program of Freshman Orientation to last throughout the first semester shall be con• ducted by the Women's Student Council. Section G. Social .Acti..-ities A Program of social activities among women residences shall be conducted by the Women's Student Council. .ARTICLB V-MBETINGS • Meetings of the student body shall be called at the discretion of the President or by a written request of twenty per cent of the members of the Associat100. It is recommended that notice of student body meetings be posted at least one day 10 advance. The Student Cou!'lcil shall hold regular weekly meetings. Members having three unexcused absences during a semester will automatically resign from the Student Council. Student body meetings, house mc:etiogs. and class meetiogs shall be compulsory . Failure to attend will involve a penalty unless a legitimate excuse is given. ARTICLB VJ-AMEND~fBNTS Amendments and By-Laws of the Constitution shall be valid when agreed to by two-thirds vote of the student body and when approved by the faculty. Ten per cent of the members of the student body roay present a petition to introduce an amendment. BY-LAWS ARTIO.B I All rules of order must be determined by Robert's Rules of Order. ARTICLB 11 Any student whose name appears oo a ballot as a candidate for aoy aajor office mu.st have an accumulative average of C. ARTIO.B III In case a vacancy occurs in the Student Congress during the f 1rst semester , the can didate will be nominated by the Student Congress and elected by the sophomores, juniors and seniors . llondbook 77 �CONSTITUTION of the CENTRE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Attna B I-NAME The name of this organization shall be the Centre Christ ian Association II- PURPOSE To promote the growth of Christian faith and Christian living among the students of the college. To serve as the coordinating instrument of other student religious activities on the campus and in the community. To direct the cooperative activities of the church related student fellowships. To initiate and direct such Christ ian activities as can best be done on a campus wide basis. ARTICLE ARTICLE I I l -M EMBBRSHl P Membership 1s by interest. CCA or of related groups is by Related groups include the a.nd any other ca.mpus religious Any student who participates tn any of the activities of the that participation automatically a member Pitkin Clubs, the denominational college youth fellowships. organization. CO MMIIIEES A. The executive committee of the CCA shall be the elected officers · 1. President 2. Vice-President 3 Secretary 4. Treasurer ARTI CL E IV-0FFICBRS .AND B. 1 2 , The cabinet shall consist of the officers and the following One member from each related group Chairmen of all standing committees Dean of the Chapel ARTICLE V - ELECTIONS The term of office for officers and cabinet members hall be one academic year. ARTICLB VI-ELECTIONS Section I. a The officers shall be elected 1n a campus-wide election no later than the l th day of Aprrl. b The officers shall be nominated by a nominating committee made up of Senior~. appointed by the President of the CCA The slate shall be made public at least one ~ eelc before the election c. Further nominee$ may be sugge~ted by any member of the CCA if the recommenda tion is accompanied by fifteen other student signatures, d. The cand1date with the plurality of votes shall be elected. Section II . Should a vacancy occur in any offjce of the CCA the vacancy may be filled by the cabinet. ARTlCLB Vll- AMBNDMENTS Section I. A proposed amendment shall be presented in writ ing to the $ecretary to be read at the next subsequent meeting of the cabinet. Sect1on II It ~hall be read aga tn and voted upon at a ~econd meeting of the cabinet no oooer than one week later. Section III. If approved by the cabinet it shall be presented for approval to the membership of the CC.A, a ma1or1ty of those voting be1og sufficient for passage. 7 �BY-LAWS ARTfCLB I-POWERS AND DUTIES Section I. The Centre Chr1st1an Association a. Shall carry out the purpose of the organization ; b Shall have the power to supervise the expenditure of all monies allocated to the Centre Christian Association. Section II. The Cabinet of the Centre Christian Association a. Shall plan the general program of the Centre Chr1st1an Association ; b. Shall organize and guide committee activities c. Shall propose a budget for the approval of the Student Congress, d. Shall receive "·ritteo monthly and annual reports from the committees e. Shall compile and present to the membersh p an annual report of act1v1t1es • Section III Officers. Members. and Advisers a. The Pres dent 1. Sh,11 call and pres de over all meetings of the Cabinet of the Centre Christian Assoc1a t1on and the Centre Christian Association; 2. Shall act as a member ex off1c10 of all committees of the Centre Christian Association, 3 Shall appoint nominating committees; 4 Shall represent or select a representative for al 1 student government organtza t1ons 5. Shall perform all other duties pertaining to the office. b. The Vice-President 1. Shal I assume the duties of the President in the absence of the President, 2 Sha 11 assist the President in other duties pertaining to the office. c. The Secretary 1. Shall keep the minutes of all meetings of the Centre Christian Association and the Centre Christian Association Cabinet; 2. Shall announce all meetings of the Centre Christian Association and the Centre Chr1st1an Association Cabinet; 3. Shall take care of all correspondence for the Centre Christian Association. d. The Treasurer 1. Shall keep an account of all financial transactions of the Centre Chr1st1an .Assoc1a• tion and shall report monthly to the Cabinet and annual ly to the Centre Chr1st1an Association~ 2. Shall hold and disburse all funds of the Centre Chr1st1an Asc;oc1at1on. e. Delegated Members from Student Groups 1. Shall represent their respective organizations on the Centre Chr1st1an A sociation Cabinet ; 2. Shall keep their organizations informed on the business of the Centre Chr1st1an Association. f. Faculty 1.fember 1. Shall t""present the faculty and administration on the Centre Christiln Associ:ltion Cabinet; 2. Shall keep the faculty and administration informed on the business of the Centre Christian Association ; 3. Shall assist the officers and committees of the Centre Christi1n Association. ARTICLE II-STANDING COMMTTTEBS Section I The chairmen of the standing committees sha 11 be apP.ointed by. the officers of the ~entrc Christian Association. Additional members of ~h~ standing_ c?mm,ttees shall be nominated by the chairmen and selected by the Centre Chr1st1an Assoc1at1on Cabinet. Section II The standing committees shall be: a. The All Campus Fund Committee: 1. Shall direct all charitable drives approved by the Centre Christian Association ; 2. Shall apportion the funds received subject to the approval of the Centre Chr1st1an Association Cabinet. b. The Religious Emphasis_ Committee shall direct the planning and execution of any special Religious Emphasis and its follow-up. ll l1t1{l!JOOk 79 �c. The Outpost Committee shall direct student participation in service to churches io the vicinity d. The Worship and Program Committee: 1. Shall encourage and organize such meeting for devotion and discussion as will best serve the needs of Centre students ; 2. Shall help correlate the cooperative programs of the member groups. e. The Service Committee shall help plan and execute projects of service on campus and in the community not assigned to another committee. f The Chapel Committee shall help with the regular and special chapel services, providing ushers. worship leaders, and counsel. ARTICLE I I I-ADDITIONS AdJ1tions or changes in the By-Laws can be made by two-thirds vote of the cabinet members present at a regularly called Cabinet meeting. 50 Cer1tre �I 1PORT ANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS FRATER ITY HOUSES Pr BETA THETA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 236-5635 DELTA KAPPA EPSILO!'T . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-5668 PHI DELTA THETA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. ........ 236-3452 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILO~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-2839 SIGMA CHI 236-9994 PI-JI KAPP A TAu 236-9987 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MEN'S RESIDE CES HALL BRECK.Ii T RJDCE ,vr E~!A 236-9933 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-992 'J HALL M CREYNOLDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................. 236-9 05 1 \VO 1E 'S RESIDE CES • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-6:104 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-.~857 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . 236-3750 EvANS HousE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-6292 ACriESON HOUSE CALDWELL HOUSE CHEEK HotrsE • • • • • YERKES • • 236-5107 ~ B ILDI re . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-5211 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1ISCELLA EOUS Ao ri T JSTR TIO DEA " OF "''' o fE DE1\ ,. c F 1AI T ,f E OFFICE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-4233 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 236-437 4 SUTCLI:F'Ft; HALL . . . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . Cow AN 1-IALL ( Dining INFIRMARY Jla1idbook 236-3202 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0FFI E r' I-'IBRARY r • • • • • 236-3691 ommon ) . . . . . . . . . . 236-27 44 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 236-2019 • • • • • • • • • • • 81 �INDEX Academic Council 5 Arti t Series 38 As ociat Dean 11 Athl tic Program 38 Auditing 14, 16 Automobile Regulations Bull tin Boards ''C'' Club 14 6 38 Carni,,al Dan 34 Cento 40 Centre Annual 40 Centr Choir 36 C ntr Cl1ristian A ociation 33 Centre Players Club 36 C ntre Songs 57 Chain Club 35 Chapel 5 Changing Courses 16 Cheerleader 39 Christmas Dane 34 Cht1rch Sponsored Groups 33 Classification of Sn1d nts 15 Clt1b Ot ro 36 College Calendar 61 Condt1ct of Srud nts 16 Con titution 65- 0 Int r-Frat rnit)w Cot1ncil 65 Int r-F1·atern1ty Jt1dicial Cot1ncil 6 Stt1d nt Go, rn1ne11t 69 \~1om 11"s tl1d nt o,, r11m nt 75 11tr l1ric;tiar1 ociation 7 Con,1 0 'ation 5 Corr spo11cl 11c \~701-k 16 ot111 . e li1 g er, 1c 6 9 Cot1rs s 16 Ct1ts 13 Dan of Chap 1 10 of c)ll ge 10 of Men 10 <)f Wc)m n 10 82 ntr �Dean's List 18 Degree 18 English Standards 19 Extracurricular Acti.\ ities 1 • 20 Faculty Ad,risers 20 Final Examinations 19 Financial Ass tance 20 Foreign Language Requir ment Forum 39 Fraternities 43 A\ erages 47 Bills 47 Initiation 48 Pledging 48 R gt1lations 47-48 ongs 59-60 21 7 Gard nia Dance 34 11 ral Dr s Regulation 56 Grading 1~ t m and R port\ 22 radt1at R cord Examinat1011 20 Graduation in b ntia 18 F ee 18 R quir m ents 23 • I-Iarpoon 39 Honorary Groups 35 I Iom con1ing Da11 34 4~ l11t rfrat rnit).1 Cot1ncil Ju11ior Col] ge \~7ork Jt1ni or p onsor 54 Laundry Ser\ ic 6 Libra1·}1 R gulation 17 1 25 1ail 7 i\1 dical ar 7 ~ !ajar Fi lcl 25 f r1's R ·icl nc H :)gt11,1ti<.>11\ ar of Prop rty 41 EI ctri al IJplian · 42 Fir 42 Fir arms 42 I!<Jn{llJook 41 -43 �Key and Damage Deposit 42 P ersonal Care of Living Quarters 43 Personal Health 43 Resident and Resident Assistant 41 Room Changes 43 Salesmen within the Residences 43 Military Groups 39 1,finor Field 26 Obiter Scripta 37 Omicron D elta Kappa 35 Petitions 26 Professional and D epartmental Groups Phi Beta Chi 37 Pi Kappa D elta 37 Pitkin Clubs 33 Placem ent Service 7 Politan Club 40 Probation 26 Reading Courses 17 Residen ce Requirem ents Registration 17 25 Registrar 11 R p ating Cot1r es 17 36 27 Scholarship Policy 20 S I cti,, S rvic 40 S 1EA 37 Social R gt1lations 27-29 Standard of Dress 7 Stt1d nt Congr ss 9 tt1dent In uranc 7 St1mm r School 1 St1tcliffe Hall 29 Tardiness 31 Transcripts 31 Tran f r tud nts ' '' itl1dra\\1als \~7110,s 31 18, 31 , , 1110 35 ' ' ' om n's H onor od 50 , ,1on1 n' Judiciary 51 \ i\1om n' R er a tjon ~. o iation 4 37 11tr oll r, b �· fl arztlbook \Vomen's Residence Regulations Callers 54 Closed Study Hours 53 Dates 53 Fire Drills 53 Late Per111issions 53 Overnight Absence 52 °''ernight Guests 54 Quiet Hours 55 Signing Out 54 Smoking 55 Telephones 54 vVomen's Student Council 49 85 �NOTES �NOTES �NOTES �• BLUEGRASS PRINTING CO ., DANVILLE, KY. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Centre College Catalogues & Handbooks Subject The topic of the resource Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—History Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Curricula—Catalogs Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Catalogs Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Faculty Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Students Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1819-1901)—Registers Central University of Kentucky (Danville, Ky.)—History Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—History Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Students Description An account of the resource Yearly college catalogue including requirements for education and behavior, professors, and organizational structure of college. 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Title A name given to the resource Centre College Student Handbook 1964-1965 Subject The topic of the resource Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—History Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Curricula—Catalogs Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Catalogs Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918-)—Faculty Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Students Centre College (Danville, Ky. : 1918- )—Registers Description An account of the resource "This booklet has been prepared to bring together in convenient form the policies, standards, and regulations affecting the students of Centre College. Every student is expected to read the catalog handbook, and official announcements posted on the bulletin boards." - from the Handbook Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource McCollom, Pattie Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Centre College Student Congress Centre College of Kentucky Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964-1965 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Daugherty, Tom Nunemacher, Ann Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All Rights Reserved Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource handbooks