Marist School - Guidon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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College Department CSIPEGB t DEPT Making Possible A Liberal Education at Home I

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IV. DISCIPLINE The College gives each professor disciplinary authority everywhere in the precincts. Dis- obedience and disrespect to him are con- sidered as serious as though shown to the President personally. Requests for exemptions and excuses of all kinds-which should be rare-are not even noticed unless made by the parents and in writing. The College requires that all such communications, both excuses for absence, tardiness or neglect of home-work, and requests for exemption from recitations or any College exercise, should be made to the Vice-Presi- dent and not to the several professors, and should contain, if possible, some acceptable reason. The College does not al- low a boy to leave the premises during school hours without permission from the Vice-President. All other permissions must be obtained directly from the member of the Faculty actually in charge. 1. Its Mean- ing and Scope. Ordinary faults, such as unruly behaviour, 2. Punish- breach of silence, neglect of lessons or exer- ments. elses, tardy arrival, etc., are ptnnshed by de- tention after school hours, or some like pen- alty, while immorality of any kind, serious insubordination to any professor, or incorrigible laziness is visited' by expul- sion shoul-d the Faculty so decide. liiiht V. EXPENSES The College year is divided into two unequal 1. Tuition. terms, the lirst ending with Christmas, the other, longer, closing about the lirst week of June. The tuition fee is 2540.00 for the first term and 3550.00 for the secondg to be paid the second month of each term. No pupil will be allowed back unless he has paid in full the tuition of the preceding term. No deduction is ever made in case of exemption, temporary or permanent, from military or gymnastic training. There are no extras and therefore no deductions. The charge of 35.00 in the classes of physics, for the use of physical and chemical apparatus is not looked upon as an extra. Though formerly only the high-school pupils 2. Uniforms- were obliged to have the College uniformg Cost of. now, beginning with September 1910, all pupils are required to have two uniformsg a dress uniform and a service uniform. The dress uniform costs about S17.00, the service uni- form, about 38.00. Students must be in uniform whenever in attendance. 3 Dama es All injury to College property will be re- g paired at the expense of the damager. iii! VI. THE STUDIES Marist College comprises three departments, each with its special aim, means and methods. They are: 1. The College Department ClVIarist College, properj. Page 13. 2. The High-School Department. Page 17. 3. The Preparatory Department. Page 22. 12

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EXTRACT FROM CHARTER AM ENDM ENT GEORGIA, FULTON COUNTY. To the SUPERIOR COURT of said County: The Petition of the Marist Society of Georgia respectfully shows: 1. That it is a Corporation duly organized and incorpo- rated under an order of this llonorable Court, of date Sep- tember 6, 1897. 2. That it desires its articles of incorporation and char- ter, heretofore granted, amended as follows: That it have authority, right and power, to establish, maintain and conduct, such schools, academies and col- leges, as it may desire, in said County or elsewhere in said State, and to charge and collect tuition fees and .4 1. other appropriate expenses. That it have full power 4. tnm' authority to grunt diplouzux and confer degrees 1111- der its corporate seal, fortified to by Hx family or other proper board nf 0jficers,' and, generally, to do all things necessary, usual and appropriate, in the conduct, main- tenance and operation of schools, academies and col- Iegesf' u rt 14 3. . . ....................................... . . . KING Sz SPALDING, Petitioner's Attys. Filed in Oflice May 15, 1902. ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk. No. 1285. EX PARTE Marist Soc. of Ga. - FULTON SUPERIOR COURT. Spring Term, 1902. Appli- cation to Amend Charter. It being made to appear to the Court that the foregoing Application for Amendment to the Charter of the Marist So- ciety of Georgia has been tiled and published, as provided by law, and that the said Application is within the purview and intent of the statute in such cases made and provided: and all the requirements of the law having been complied with: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Application for said Amendment be and is hereby granted, and the Charter of said Marist Society of Georgia is hereby amended in all respects as prayed for in said peti- tion. In open Court this 28th day of June, 1902. ' J. H. LUMPKIN, judge S. C. A. C. KING Sz SPALDING, Petitioner's Attys. CRecorded 30th day of June, 1902D. 14