The Regulations that the 1966-67 Corps of Cadets lived by were found in The Blue Book. In it, cadets could find out how they were expected to dress, act, and study. Details on promotions and punishments were also found in its pages. Additionally, the school’s Code of Conduct and the lyrics to the school song were highlighted on the inside of the cover pages.

Click on one of the entries  below to review the different parts of The Blue Book Regulations that controlled the day-to-day lives of the members of the 1966-67 Corps of Cadets.

Code of Honor and Conduct	General Order Number 1	Administration	Principles
	Regulations Cover Page
	Regulations Index
Absences	Academic Load and Changes of Courses	Barracks Regulations (Call to Quarters – CQ)	Cadet Officers and Noncommissioned Officers
Church Attendance	Class Ranking	Classroom Regulations	Conduct
Day Students	Discipline	Fire Regulations	Furloughs and Leaves
Grades and Reports	Graduation Requirements	Guard Regulations	Hazing
Honor Company	Howie Rifle Honor Society and Drill Team	Infirmary Regulations	Inspections
Laundry	Limits	Mess Hall Regulations	Organization of the Corps
Personal Property	Promotion Policy	Salutes and Compliments	School Property
Societies, Fraternities, and Social Functions	Study Hall Regulations	Supply Room	Wearing of the Uniform
Miscellaneous	Summer Uniforms	Winter Uniforms
	Blue And Gold