March, 1948
STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE NEWS LETTER
Page Three
ALUMNI NEWS
The Executive Commit'tee of the
General Alumni Association at its
meeting in January, adopted the
regulations listed below regard
ing the Student Loan Fund. Any
student desiring to secure a loan
from the fund should read care
fully the regulations and then fol
low the procedures as outlined.
1. Those students recommend
ed by the Registrar and Board as
worthy of loan resulting from pre
vious three-year record will be up
for consideration.
2. Students under age will have
to be endorsed by their parents.
3. There must be an agree
ment between student and loan
board, properly signed and notar
ized, before loan can be consider
ed.
i. There will be a fee of 6 per
cent interest on all money loan
ed.
5. It will be agreed upon be
tween studen't and Loan Board
that before or not later than the
fourth month of the first year of
teaching, payment will begin and
last until the end of each school
year until bill is paid.
6. To receive a loan it will be
futher agreed upon that students
will teach at least one year or
more until the said bill is paid.
7. Application must be made
nine'ty days in advance for proper
consideration.
8. Parents or those responsible
for loan must sign with student.
II—Securities
1. The applicant must have
notes signed by parents or those
in authority, worth 'three times
the value of the loan at 6 per
cent interest. (At present, the loan
will be limited to Seniors and is
not ‘to exceed $150.00 to any one
individual.
2. If the said student has an
insurance policy worth the value
of the loan and is in benefit, it
will be considered as a collateral,
but must b? kept up by the studen't
or members of the family and
turned over to the Association.
3. If a student is forced to
withdraw from school, the loan be
comes payable upon demand.
Ill—Requilred Information
1. Family history of the stu
dent.
2. Scholastic record.
3. Other qualifications.
CHEERLEADERS
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Cheerleaders definitely I ates returned late at night or early
Left to right: Elbert L. Hopkins, Alice V. Knight, Louise Parker, Bettye E. Wynn, Hampton L.
Williamson, Hattie O. Privott, Muriel G. Newkirk, Irene Chambliss and David L. Grier.
Who’s Whc. their moral support
will always be remembered by us
for its influence on the fellows
who wore the togs.
Who woiiidn’t block kicks for
these boosters!
State’s
deserve a ‘big hand’ for their loy
al support to the E.I.A.C. Champs.
Whether our boys were winning or
losing, they inspired them to fight
hard with their yells. If the Pir-
in the morning, our cheerleaders
were right there to greet them
victory or defeat!
Even though the kicks they
blocked will never be recorded in
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