or her own mind to help the teachers and school by obeying the few simple rules of the school. Over a period of years the following rules and regulations have been found to be absolutely essential to the welfare and progress of McKinley High School: 1. Every student must be in a classroom or reading room during six regular periods of the school day. Cutting of classes is prohibited. 2. A special program must have the approval of the advisor. 3. Loafing during the school day will not be tolerated. School time is work time. 4. No student may leave the school grounds between the hours, 7 :30 to 11:45 and 12:20 to 2:20 without special permission from the advisor. 5S. Tardiness must be avoided. 6. In order to drop a subject or change a class you must first secure the approval of the proper Department Head. | 7. A student who wilfully violates the rules of the school will be put on probation. It the offense is repeated, the student may be dropped from school as an undesirable citi- zen, 8. The good name of our school demands that students be orderly and attentive during assemblies. 9. Rowdyism about the school can not be tolerated. 20 10. Students must not loi ter about the school after 2:20 in the afternoon, _ Every student who is really interested in McKinley must recognize that all of the foregoi ng rules are important. RESERVE The (’.) Two has been years students from Reserve for another of OFFICERS’ CORPS Officers Training established this high at work graduation, school TRAINING are unless in Corps McKinley required os High of they have States Army, School. all male transferred which BOL FS © is not offered, or unless excused from this work during the previous year. Students, who are foreign-born aliens may be excused fro Students may be excused from R. m R, O. T. ¢. O. T. C. for physical disability, when such disabili ty has been declared by a medical officer of the United The following McKinley R: O. REGULATIONS are the requirements T. ¢. unit: governing the 1. The Reserve Officers’ Tra ining Corps is authorized by section 40-47c National Defense Act, passed by Congress June, 1920, as amended. Its military object in a senior unit such as is established at universities is to provide Systematic military training for the purpose of qualifying selected students for appointment as reserve officers in’ the military forces of the United States. 3. In a junior unit such Kinley High School and otheas is established at Mcr academic institutions the immediate object is not the appointment of officers in the reserve corps, but is to give that same systematic military training which will be of benefit to the students who continue s will be of inestimable bene fit in a senior unit to the nation if and would the that young man’s services are need ed by his country, 4. The educational aim of the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps is to give to the stud ent an industrial or professional] career, as 21 it be, should