The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-03-26
SUPT MARTIN ANNOUNCES D..
RULES FOR HIGH SCHOOLS
FUTURE DANCING PARTIES

Supt. j. NJ. Martin of the Bismarck
public schools has prepared code of
regulations covering the dancing par
ties which by recent permission Of the
board of education may be given by
high school students in the high
school gym. The first Of these part
les will be given in the near future.
A committee of seven is to pass upon
the qualification of honored guests,
who will receive formal invitations.
The dances are to be confined only
to those so invited and to the stud
ents Of the Bismarck high, faculty
members and such others as are speci-
fled in the regulations which follow:
These dances are to be regarded
as a concession to high schoO.
students from the Board Of Educa'
tion. They are an experiment and
can continue only so long as the
students manifest a proper regard
for those in charge and the regu
latiOns.
1.-The School Board has given the
Superintendent and High School,
Principal entire and complete
charge Of this matter and will en-
! terrain no appeal from Their rul
| .ings. ..,....
Only the basement hall, two dress
ing rooms and gymnasium are tC
be used during the evening OF +
dance, all wraps being deposited in
the dressing rooms or on the
bleachers.
4.-The high school telephone is not
to be used the evening of dance
Ii an emergency arises, some one
in authority will accompany the
|, person and unlock the Office.
6.-WHO MAY ATTEND. All stud
.ents of the Bismarck High Schoo
attending school regularly, all rye
ularly employed teachers therein,
all teachers and supervisors in the
grades and kindergarten, all men,
bers of the school board with their
wives, the city superintend ent,
high school principal and the secre-
tary Of the board with their wives,
the superintendent secretary, and
the wives of married men who
teach in the school and husbands
of married women who teach in the
school are automatically invited to
N every dance.
EXAMINATIONS. "No one. NOT in
Guided in No. 5 above can be ad
.mitted to dance except by print
ed invitation signed by one Of. sew
, en- persons authorized to invite
e.. outsiders. These invitations. are
to- be given up on arriving at the
hn
of the date stamped or written
thereon. The seven persons who
may sign invitations are the five
members o fthe school, board, the
!. superintendent and the high school
principal. i,'.S. 49,
i7.-There are to be none, other than
achaperons. ALL PERSONS not
included in NO. 5 above must have
, signed invitations. The chaperon
invitations will be marked as such.
S.-Grade children must have signed
invitations same as other Outsid-
8 ARRANGEMENT. The details of
the dance are to be handled by
student committee, of three stud.
ents appoi1 ted by the high school
principal and this committee will
be directed and advised by either
the principal or superinten or
both. ,....y>. i
10,-'The student committee is re.
, sponsible to the principal and sup
erintendent for the careful enforce.
=, ment of these regulations and any
other rules that l.lay be made. The
committe Is to see thai, all inVira.
ton cards are taken UP on the ar
rival of invited guests and deliver