Linden Hall School - Leaves Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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LINDEN HALL Calendar-1930-1931 Tuesday, September 16 Resident students report before 8:00 P. M. Wewesday, September 17 Formal opening of First Semester at 9:00 A. M. Thursday, November 27 Thanksgiving Holiday observed in school only. No recess Friday, December 19 Christmas Recess begins 8:00 A. M. Friday, January 2 Resident students report before 8:00 P. M. Saturday, January 3 Work resumed after Christmas Recess Saturday, February 1 Second Semester begins Friday Before Palm Sunday Easter Recess begins 8:00 A. M. Monday After Easter Resident students report before 8:00 P. M. Tuesday After Easter Work resumed after Easter Recess Sunday, June 7 Sermon to Graduates Monday, June 8 Class Day Tuesday, June 9 Alumnae Day Wednesday, J une 10 Commencement IPage Forty-eigbij

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LINDEN HALL Books and Magazines Thoughtful arents are careful as to what their daughters read. The Principal will allow those placed under his care to receive and read only those books and magazines of which he can approve. Callers The pupils may receive callers, other than relatives, only at stated times. All callers who are unknown personally to the Prin' cipal must bring letters of introduction, signed by the pupil's parents. Telegrams All telegrams should be addressed to the principal. Telephones The Seminary is connected with the local and longfdistance telephone. Students will, however, be called to the phone only during the hours of 12:30f1, 6f7 p. rn. and9f9:30 p. rn., except in cases of urgent need. Week-end Visits Weekfend visits interfere seriously with the routine of the School. They should therefore be very rare. Exceptional circumf stances only can justify more than one such visit in the periods be' tween vacations. Written permission from home is required. The Hnal decision rests with the Principal. No girl is permitted to spend a night with friends in town ex- cept in the company of her parents or other near relatives. Visiting in town is permitted, without chaperonage, only in the home of a relative. This also applies to Lancaster. lPige Forty-sevenj

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LINDEN HALL A Partial List of Patrons For Reference Hon. James M. Beck, LL.D. f f f Washington, D. C. Ex-Solicitor General of the United Stat Mr. Herbert Spencer Greims f f ' New York City James A. Hearn 6: Sons Mr. Frederick Pierce fff' f New York City Mr. A. G. Mattson f f f f Detroit, Mich. W. H. Keller, Esq. 'fff Prof. H. M. Klein, Ph.D. - f - f Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. I I Franklin and Marshall College Mrs. W. N. Watson f ' Dr. George de Schweinitz f ' f University of Pennsylvania Mr. Ransom T. Lewis f - f 4 Philadelphia., Pa. 1 f Philadelphia, Pa. f Elmira, N. Y. American Bridge Co. Mr. W. H. Sullivan - - f f R. R. Superintendent Mrs. James B. Martin Mr. C. S. Washburn f f 4 4 4 The Rev. D. W. MacLeod - f Dr. F. W. Mathewson f Mr. C. A. Overstreet f Mr. W. N. Kissinger f The Rev. M. F. Oerter f Mrs. Charles Kaiser - Mr. C. M. Pritchard Mr. H. C. Walker Mr. I. C. Budding Mr. G. P. Reinhard f 4 4 4 4 4 I I 4 Youngstown, O. Columbus, Ohio Elyria, Ohio 4 4 East Liverpool, Ohio f Oakdale, Pa. Franklin, Indiana f Wiconisco, Pa. Tuscarawas, Ohio f Allentown, Pa. Tulsa, Oklahoma f Waban, Mass. Lancaster'Harrisburg, Pa. 4 4 4 4 f Siquirra, Costa Rica f New York, N. Y. Addfcrrer forwarded an requ If IPage Forty-ninej