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IT'S ALL IN THE RECCRD If you made straight A's when you were a freshmang if you were vice-president of your sophomore class, if you made the varsity basketball team in your junior year, or if, as a senior, you were elected to the honor society, these facts are recorded on your permanent record card and pre- served in the files of L.H.S. The card also contains a record of your attendance and punctuality and estimates made by your teachers of your initiative, dependability, and co-oper- ation. If you wish to enter college, this card becomes the basis of the credentials sent to the college authorities. When a prospective employer inquires about you, this card is the basis of the recommendations made by the principal. Itls all in the record-the complete story of your high school career.
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FORMS AND BOOKS A number of other cards in use about the school are more familiar to students than the permanent record card. Those shown below are a few of several in use for admin- istrative purposes. Any student who has been absent must obtain an admit to class from one of the deans. A utardy slip,', which is handed a student who enters a classroom or study hall late, is usually accompanied by a Q'7th period assignment slip, which somewhat prolongs the school day. lVIuch more welcome are the passes which give entree to the library, where the student may browse quietly through books and magazines or do serious study in connection with a class assignment. Students who wish to use the library sign a card indicating their willingness to use the materials prop- erly. Passes for pleasure reading are issued only to those whose classwork is being done to the satisfaction of their teachers. 'wr' F., ivcia S Annu' -ro cuss rwareJ L5 ,115-19. ll 'C Numa TARDY SUP Times Tnrdy 3 , - Manual Tnniy IQ Reuon luze LHALL, JE 9 ,am The Teacher for wah period is lu sign at-iw. Inxcu.sed,i Lnexcuud K Pe nlal Sixth period Teacher will return this pun w the lveufs um:--, Page Six
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