Marist School - Guidon Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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College Department AIM : RECOGNITION ADMISSION : STUIIIES: ' SESSIONS: PROGRESS: REI'OR'I's : PROMOTION : PRIZES: FEES: AIINI : RECOGNITION FEES PROFESSORS : HOURS : REQUIRED : ADMISSION: SESSIONS: fini! A-DAY CLASSES A liberztl education. The degree of A. B. By certificate from High School. tal 01Il1:Lf'lIf07j'-- X 1-Philosophical Studies: COutlines of Logic, Psychology, Ethics, Meta physics, Theories of Knowledge History Of Philosophy. 2-Social Studies: tCivics, Ethics, Eco nomicsjg 3-Historical Studies: 4-Literary Studies, 5-Language Studies fhatinl. fbi Opiiozzal flast two yearsl-Mathematics Sciences, French, German, etc. Fall Term -Sept., Oct., Nov. 5 Winter Term-Dec , Jan., Feb.: Spring Term-March, April, May. Checked off continuously hy daily recita tions and home work and by mzmtlzly writ ten tests. Made monthly. According to progress, as checked above not by Final examination only. Competitive scholarships, one in each class Cf. conditions next page. Entrance, SSS. I Tuition, 3530 at bqgfimmrg of each term. Fil B-Night Classes Same as for Day Classest Six. Mgndaysy 'l'ueSd3,yS, W6dDCSdHyS. '1lhllI'S days and Fridays: Two classes each eve ning from 8 to 9, and from 9 to 10. In each obligatory study- 1-Attendance at least 7523. 2-Averages of 75 per cent. in examina tions. At the opening of any term. Pau 'Perm -Oct.. Nov-. Dec.: Winter Term-Jan., Feb., March: Spring Term-April, M2155 -lime- 15

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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

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Scholarships lfilfil IXIQXRIST offers her students of the College Department tllay Classesj, at the close of each scholastic year, a scholar- ship, equivalent in value to a year's tuition, on the following conditions: l. The candidate must have attended regularly, during the year then ending. the class in which the scholarship is offeredg must have won promotion: must have paid his tuitiong must have no serious objection on the part of the military or ath- letic authoritiesg and must have at least one competitor. 2. The candidate must win in the competitive examination averages of 75 per cent. in each of the live obligatory sub- jects and further must reach the highest general average above 75. 3. This scholarship examination will be held during the fourth week of August. CThe College Department opens reg- ular worl: with the lirst week-day-not Saturday-of Septem- berj. QQ! The three scholarships offered are: A.-The Saint Augustine scholarship, offered the Sopho- more Classg B.--The Catholic Ladies scholarship, offered the Junior Class: and C.-The 'lCatholic Gentlemen scholarship, offered the Sen- ior Class. N. B.-Although these three scholarships are founded by Catholics, they are open unreservedly to non-eatholics other- wise duly qualifying. . 16