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When to Enroll
Students may enroll for a full or special course on any school day of the year, without disadvantage to themselves or to others. Each student enters upon a separate term, counting the time from the first day of attendance. Persons desiring to attend should call at the College, or write to the Principal before the day of entering, so that they may begin their studies without delay or confusion.
Visitors
Parents, former students, and all others interested in school work are cordially invited to visit us at any time. We have no special visitors' day.
Rules and Regulations
Students are received and treated as ladies and gentlemen, and they are expected to be courteous to the teachers and to one another. Our rules and regulations are similar to those found in every well conducted school, and students who will not comply cheerfully and willingly with them are not wanted.
Promptness
We believe that promptness is one of the prime qualifications for business. We insist on all students being punctual, not only in arriving at school, but in all their duties during the session. A satisfactory written excuse is required for each time tardy or absent. Students who are habitually tardy or irregular in attendance seldom accomplish much, and we do not hold ourselves responsible for their progress.
Records
Complete, permanent records are kept of each student's attendance, progress, examinations, and conduct, and we shall be pleased to furnish this information concerning any present or former student to parents, prospective employer, or other persons directly interested.
Reports
Monthly reports showing the attendance, progress, and conduct of each student under twenty-one years of age are mailed to parents or guardians.
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For School Year Ending June 30, 1908
Day School
| Adams, Bertha, South Bethlehem Abbott, Augusta L., South Bethlehem Buchecker, William D., Centre Valley Best, Wilbert C., Bethlehem Best Floyd R., Bethlehem Bolla, Roque J., Corrientes, Argentine Republic, S.A. Byrne, Peter W., South Bethlehem Bedford, Harry C., Quakertown Bachman, Roland A., Freemansburg Bilger, Robert E., Richland Centre Bauder, Mertie E., South Bethlehem Butz, Warren E., Rittersville Buss, Harry L., Hellertown Baker, John P., East Bangor Connell, Mary M., South Bethlehem Couch, Alice B., Pen Argyl Chemberlin, Jennie, Bethlehem Cawley, Walter, Springtown Cann, Pearl L., Pen Argyl Dimmick, William H., Hellertown Dewalt, Harry H., Butztown Drake, Carrie, Bethlehem Dankel, George, Chapman Quarries Dwyer, Nellie, South Bethlehem Dwyer, Nellie T., South Bethlehem |
Dwyer, John A., South Bethlehem Ettwein, Nellie M., Noxen Fritz, Henry A., Chapman Quarries Frey, Jenny S., Richland Centre Freedman, Fannie, South Bethlehem Gruver, Merritt L., Seidersville George, Joe H., Chapman Quarries George, Elsie Q., Nazareth George, Albert R., Sellersville Geisinger, Alice M., Centre Valley Gerlach, Emma M., Bethlehem Goerlich, Bessie M., Bethlehem Godshalk, Elwood, Pen Argyl Heft, Ada M., Springtown Hess, Jacob, Johnsonville Heitz, Mabel M., Quakertown Hess, Thomas J., Bethlehem Hermany, Ellen S., Bethlehem Hellick, Arthur H., Nazareth Heffelfinger, Richard, Bethlehem Hoere, Helena P., Bethlehem Hassen, James, Friedensville Hess, Cora M., Springtown Hess, Addie, Hellertown Hess, Charles, Bethlehem |
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