. Catalogs . ster Guardian, New York Even-ing Post. STUDENT BODY. The entire school is organized into an association knownas the Student Body. It fills an important place in the generalwork of the Normal School. Through this organization, re-ceptions are arranged, the Lecture Course directed, and manyother special services as they arise from time to time are ren-dered. A Student Body fee of $ a year is required of all stu-dents. This covers the expenses for receptions, flowers, andadditional expenses of the Student Body. It also entitles thestudent to a ticket for all numbers in the regula
. Catalogs . ster Guardian, New York Even-ing Post. STUDENT BODY. The entire school is organized into an association knownas the Student Body. It fills an important place in the generalwork of the Normal School. Through this organization, re-ceptions are arranged, the Lecture Course directed, and manyother special services as they arise from time to time are ren-dered. A Student Body fee of $ a year is required of all stu-dents. This covers the expenses for receptions, flowers, andadditional expenses of the Student Body. It also entitles thestudent to a ticket for all numbers in the regular LectureCourse. It is paid at the time the tuition is paid at the be-ginning of each semester. The students also assess them-selves a penny a week with which to purchase music for theVictrola and other purposes. LITERARY SOCIETIES. In the early history of the school two literary societieswere organized, which have had a great influence in thegrowth and development of the school. The Lyceum Society — 22 —. was organized in 1872, and the Mozart Society in 1874. Sincethat time these societies have been active and have exerteda positive, constructive influence upon the lives of many Nor-mal School students. Any student of the Normal School is eligible to member-ship in these societies. They meet regularly each Fridayevening. The programs are varied in character, and thus meetthe varying abilities of the different students. Vocal and in-strumental music, declamations, readings, orations, and de-bates, are given with sufficient frequency to enable the stu-dents to get practice and the growth and confidence thatcomes from practice. There is a good healthy rivalry between the two societies,which without doubt is an important factor in their activityand vigor. During the commencement season, the annual con-test between the two societies is held. This is regarded as thegreatest school event of the year, one which fills the spaciousauditorium full to overflowing. ATHLETICS. Athletics
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