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Caption: Student Regulations - Undergraduates - 1930
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IX Alignment to Band L A suitable number of student* may be aaai hf the Professor of Military Science to be tm«« tf i twt and every full term of such service as musicians shall count for one term of drill; but a student assi to service as a musician may not bold membership in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. '4 • I • • A 121 Student Aaalttantshlps for Band Mea, Any student who, after obtaining credit for four semesters' work in military drill, shall continue in the band by appointment for not less than a shall be paid for this additional service an amount equal to Che term fees for the year, as required from students who are residents of Illinois ($25 each " mester). This additional service includes the cises on Commencement Dajr and on all other occasions required by the President of the University. 126. Use of Band Instruments # The band instruments belonging to the University are for use in practice, drill, and other University exercises; they may be used for other purposes only by special permission of the President. Members of the band shall receipt for their instruments and shall be liable for any damages. At the close of each second semester the instruments shall be turned over to the Comptroller and the receipts returned. 127. The University Medal The Board of Trustees has provided a gold medal which is to be awarded, at the annual competitive drill to be held near the close of the year, to the best drilled sophomore student. Each student competing must have matriculated in this University, and must have completed three semesters of military drill with an average grade of not less than A and three semesters of theoretical instruction in Military Science and Tactics with an average grade of not less than B; and he must have an average standing of not less than C in all of his other studies for the preceding semester, which standing shall be determined by the Registrar. The name of the winner is published in the Annual Register. Medal 128. ( iptain W. C. Hazelton provided in 1890 medal of beautiful artistic design, which is to he awarded at a competitive drill, to be held n ir the close of the year, to tin* best drilled student of the freshman class. Each competitor must have been in attendance at the University at least sixteen weeks of the cm rent college year; and must present himself tor com56 r
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