REGISTRATIONS TO BE HELD
AT WALNUT STREET BUILDING
Registration for the Spring Semes
ter is to be held January 29-31. Stu
dents are asked to be sure to bring
their fountain pens, know their stu
dent number, and if-they are veter
ans to also know their “C” number,
and Army serial number. All infor
mation that is requested on the var
ious forms must be printed, and leg
ibility is an absolute requirement.
If any questions arise during regis
tration, do not hesitate to ask the
people in charge of the section.
Following is the registration sched
ule and students are requested to re
port at the time specified, based on
their last name:
Jan. 29-8:00 A.M.-A to B inclusive.
10:00 A.M.--C to E inclusive.
1:30 P.M.—F to H inclusive.
Jan. 30-8:00 A.M.--I to L. inclusive.
10:00 A.M.--M
1:30 P.M.—N to R inclusive.
3:30 P.M.--S.
Jan. 31-8:00 A.M.-T to Z inclusive.
10:00 A.M.-Transfers to
other colleges.
Detailed Registration Procedure.
When registering, students will
first be given forms according to
their class: Yellow forms for fresh
men, white forms for sophomores,
brown forms for special, students.
Here are the steps to be followed
in registration:
STEP 1 will enter Room
13 where they will be given the Sta
tistical Card and the Directory Card.
They will also be given instructions
which should be kept in mind throug
out the entire registration procedure.
Mr. Steele and Mr. O’Neill will be
placed in charge of this work.
STEP 2—Students will proceed
from Room 13 to 15 where they will
receive their schedules from Mr. Kos
tos. No schedule changes will be al
lowed except by the authorization of
Mr. Kostos.
STEP 3—(Students will proceed
from Room 15 to 16. There they will
BOOK STORE PROCEDURE
DURING REGISTRATION
Students will receive their books and supplies from the
Book Store during the registration period which is
to be held January 29-31.
It will be necessary to take over the entire Game Room for
the use of the Bookstore during the Final Examination week.
The Game Room will be closed to the use of the students during
the Finals.
Below is given a description of the procedure to be used in
securing books and supplies on Regisration Day.
Step 1. On entering the Game Room, each student will re
ceive a mimeographed sheet listing the courses and the text
books needed for each course. Every student will fill in the
blanks at the top of his sheet. S. G. A. and Bluebook fees will be
paid or accounted for at this point. Veterans and other students
whose books and supplies are to be paid for by various agencies
will give all the information requested at the top of the page.
Step 2. The student will pass along the tables and the need
books will be issued to the student if available. The person who
issues the books, will check off the book issued and enter the
price in the proper space provided on the mimeographed sheet.
Step 3. At the Bookstore counter the student will receive the
necessary supplies and equipment. At this point the Veteran’s
credit card will be filled out for use during the next semester.
Step 4. The student will then pass to the checker. At this
point the mimeographed sheet will be carefully checked and to
taled. The total of the bill must be paid or accounted for at this
point. Veterans will sign a special printed book bill form in quin
tuplicate, a copy of which will be given to the Veteran when it
has been filled out completely. Every student will also surrender
a card from the Registration Fqrm which gives the student’s
name and the courses listed. The Veteran’s C number and S
number should be on this card. Clearing with the Checker is
the last procedure in the Bookstore.
Suggestions to be observed by the 1 students.
1. Do not obtain any books from the Bookstore unless you
are absolutely certain that you are going to continue in that
course. The privilege of exchanging books was abused last se
mester. Books will be changed by the Bookstore only if you
change your course by an Administrative Ooder.
2. If you are repeating a course you are supposed to use the
same books that you used last semester unless there have been
changes in required textbooks
3. Students who expect to pay by check shall draw the checks
In fsatvor of the ; College Student Union of Hazleton. You will
need two checks —one to pay the S. G. A. and Bluebook fees and
one to pay for the textbooks and supplies. The S. G. A. fee is
$7.50 and the Bluebook fee is 50 cents.
receive the card which requires the
signature of the scheduling officer.
Students will fill in the general infor
mation requested and copy accurate
ly the schedule which was given them
by Mr. Kostos. Mr. Carpenter, Miss
Campbell, and Miss Garbrick will be
in charge of this step in the pro
cedure. They will check carefully
the information on the card against
the schedule given the student by
Mr. Kostos. When they are satisfied
that the information recorded is
complete and accurate, they sign in
the space provided for the scheduling
officer.
STEP 4—The student will proceed
from Room 16 to the Library. Old
students will then be given the large
registration card and student course
cards. New students will be given, in
addition to the above, the student
personnel record sheet, activities card
and general English card. Students
will fill in all information on' the
respective forms. Miss Phillips will
be in charge of the distribution of
forms to the students. Dr. Ramsay
and Miss Dossenbach will be avail
able to answer any questions regard
ing the proper completion of the
various forms. Mr. Broadley and Mr.
Krecker will act as checkers in this
step of the procedure. It will be their
duty to check the information re
corded on the large yellow cards,
(student course cards) and also make
a general check to see that all forms
required for registration have been
completed. After they are satified
that the registration of the individual
is in order, they will detach Card C,
give it to the student, and transmit
the remainder of the student’s regis
tration material to Miss Collier and
Miss Scarnecchia for separation and
alphabeting.
STEP s—The student, if a veteran,
will proceed to Room 2, where Mr.
Pavone and Mr. Levine will be in
charge. The student, if not an ex-GI,
will proceed directly from the Libra
ry to the Book Store. The function
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
of Mr. Levine and Mr. Pavone will be
to record the serial number and “C”
number of the student on Card C,
and also to superintend the comple
tion of the various veterans’ forms
that are to be completed at that
time.
STEP 6—The student will then
proceed to the Book Store and sur
render his C Card and recieve his
books. The following people have
been assigned to help in the Book
Store and wil ! receive instructions
from Mr. Zerbe: Mr. Carr, Mr. Co
burn, Miss Davey, Mr. McMullen,
Mr. Martin, and Miss Staffieri.
Changes Of Schedule.
Changes of scedule will be per
mitted on February 12 and 13. Also
schedules can be changed on Febru
ary 18-19-20. February 20 is the
last day for change of schedule with
out penalty.
Miss Staffieri Stricken
With Appendicitis
Miss Staffieri, our instructor in
Spanish, was stricken with an attack
of acute appendicitis during the
Christmas vacation. She was admit
ted to the Du Bois Hospital, which
is located in her home town of Du
Bois, Pennsylvania.
The operation was successful and
we were pleased to hear that Miss
Staffieri is well on her way to reco
very.
The students and faculty of Hazle
ton Undergradu »te Center wish to ex
tend their best wishes to Miss Staffi
eri for a speedy recovery, and hope
that she will be among us again in
the near future.
After stumbling around looking
for contentment for years I suddenly
learned that you can not find it by
hunting furiously for it. Happiness
sneaks in through a door you didn’t
know you left open.
The U.S. spent $90,000,000 for
chewing-gum in one year, according
to a statisticiaiju. And got plenty of
action for its money, if you ask us.
Ambition is like the sea wave,
which the more you drink, the more
you thirst. —Tennyson
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