The New Constitution.
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vote by roll call; and if ten members
vote in favor of said motion, the
roll shall be called.
... Sec. 2. Elections. The . election
for the Manager and Sub-Managers
of the Football Team shall be held
on the first Saturday in December
The election for President, Vice
President, Secretary, and Treasur
er of the Association, Manager and
Sub-Managers of the Basebal
Team, Manager of the Track
Team, and all other officers of the
Association shall be held on the firs
, Saturday in May. But these officers
with the exception of the Managers
and Sub-Managers of the differen
teams shall not take their seats un
t;l the following year.
Sec. 6. The President of the
Association shall advertise the elec
tion of officers at- least forty-eight
hours before hand, and in the man
ner prescribed for .advertising other
meetings.
Sec. 7. The management of the
Association's business shall be in
trusted to the-following offiicers and
committees: A President,. Vice
President, Secretary, Treasurer,
Mauager and at least two Sub
Managers of the Football Team,
Manager and at least two Sub-Man
agers of the Baseball Team. Man
ager of the Track Team; Commit
tee on Finance, Committee on Rec
ommendations, Committee on Rules
and Relations, Committee for the
Awarding of Sweaters, and such
special committees as may be ap
pointed, by the President of the
Association, for the transaction of
particular business.
Article V Duties oe Officers
and Committees.
Sec. 1. President, (a) No per
son shall be eligible for President
of the Association until he shall
have lived at. this University for a
period of three years, (b) The Pres
ident shall call and preside over all
meetings of the Association; shall
decide all questions of order; shall
vote in case of a tie, but not other
wise; and shall appoint all commit
tees vvhose appointment is not oth
erwise provided for.
Sec. 2. Vice President, (a) No
member shall be eligible for the
office of Vice-President who is not
eligible for the office of President,
(b) The Vice-President shall per
form all the duties of the President
in the absence or incapacity, of the
President.
Sec. 3. Secretary, (a) The Secre
tary shall be chosen from the Senior
Class, (b) It shall be his duty to
keep a record of all the proceedings J
of the Association. He shall keep
also a roll of members and shall
have it together with the minute
book at all meetings duly called.
He shall also obtain from the Treas
urer, and keep as a record, the
names of all numbers who have
been disfranchised for the non-payment
of dues.
Sec. ." Treasurer., (a) The Treas
urer shall be chosen from the Senior
Class, (b) fie shall have charge of
the general treasury of the Athlet
ic Association. , He shall cover all
moneys into the treasury; and, on
the written order of the chairman
of the Finance Committee, acting
for the Committee, shall disburse
to collect all fees due to the Associ
ation, and to keep a record of the
same. He shall have authority to
expend such sums as may be neces
sary for the purchase of stationery
for the Association, (d) He shall
receive fifty dollars for his services,
(e) The Treasurer, before entering
upon his duties, shall give a bond,
the amount of which shall be fixed
by the Finance Committee, and the
bond must also be approved by this
Committee. The Association shall
pa y all fees necessary for the pro
curement of the Treasurer's bond.
Sec. 5. Managers of Teams
(a) No person shall be eligible to
the office of Manager of the Foot
ball Team or Baseball Team who
has not served at least one term as
Sub-Manager, (b) It shall be the
duty of eachManager to prepare a
schedule of games for his team; to
make suitable provisions for the
comfort of his team while on its
trips; to arrange for the accommo
dation of visiting teams; to provide
for the clothing of his team; and to
hold in trust all moneys which may
come into his hands; and he shall
have authority to expend such sums
as may be necessary to meet the ob
ligations incurred by his team.
(c) At the end of the season each
Manager shall turn over all money
in his hands to the Treasurer of the
Association, and shall make an
itemized statement of all his trans
actions to the Finance Committee.
(d) At least two Sub-Managers, and
if necessary more, shall be elected
hby the Association to assist the
Managers of the Football and Base-
ball Teams, (e) The Sub-Managers
shall be chosen from the Junior
and Sophomore classes.
Sec. 6. Finance Committee.
(a) This Committee shall be com
posed of five members, two, and on-
y two, of which shall be members
of the Faculty. The members of
this Committee shall be appointed
by the President of the Association
acting by and with the advice of the
Vice-President and Secretary of the
Association. It shall ; be the duty
of this Committee to hear all claims
against the Associaton; and to make
all orders on the Treasurer for the
payment ol moneys, (c) It shall be
the duty of the Finance Committee
o employ coaches for the various
teams, (a) I his Committee sha 1
nspect the books of the Treasurer
and the various Managers at the
end of each season, and shall make
a report to the Association at the
ast meeting of each term. It shall
have authority also . to inspect the
ooks of any officer of the Associ
ation at any time.
Sec. 7. Committee on Rules and
Relations, (a) . This Committee
shall be composed of five members,
three of whom shall be members of
the Faculty, appointed by the
President of the University; and
wo of whom shall be student mem
bers of the Association elected by
the Association, (b) It shall be the
duty of thisCommittee to make rules
to govern athletics, to determine the
eligibility of men desiring to play
on the teams, and to represent the
Association in disputes with other
colleges as to rules and eligibility
of players. , ,' .
Sec. 8. Committee on Recom
mendations, (a) This Committee
Spalding Athletic
fib Goods
Committee, the members of the
Committee on Rules aud Relations,
the President, Vice-President, the
Secretary, and the Treasurer ; of
the Association, the Managers of the
Football, Baseball and Track
Teams, Editor-in-Chief of the Tar
Heel, aud the Director of Outdoor Always pass because they are kept up
Athletics, (b) ThisCommittee shall to the mark and never fall below the
meet on the fourth Saturday of each official standard. Recognized untver-
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tee on Rules and Relations shall be, No. m. Group XVI-Muscle Building. By
ex-olhcio. chairman ot tnis com
mittee. (d) It shall be the duty
of this Committee-to consider the
general business of the Association,
and to make such recommendations
to the Association, and to its officers
ing, N. Y. Public Schools.
No. 27. Group XII College Athletics. By
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No. 248. Group XII Athletic Trainins for
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A oopy of our complete catalogue of athletic
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and committees as may seem to it
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expedient; but this uommittee shall
have no powers other than those of G. SPALDING & BROS.
recommendation. It shall advise 126 Nassau St., 149 Wabash Ave.,
the Association, but shall not be New York. Chicago,
allowed to act for the Association.
Sec. 9. Committees for Azvarding ODE LL HARDWARE CO.,
Sweaters, (a) A Committee for
awarding sweaters shall be appoint
ed for each of the teams. Each
Committee shall consist of the GKtuwNSBOKO - - . ... - N. O
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one of whom shall be a student and
the other a member of the faculty.
(b) Each of these committees
shall, at the end of the athletic sea
son, select such men as have by
their athletic attainments shown
themselves worthy of sweaters; and
shall report at the last meeting of
le Association the number of
sweaters and to whom given on the
different teams.
Article VI Amendments.
bee. 1. This Constitution shall
be amended only by a two-thirds
vote of all the members eligible to
vote at a meeting regularlv called
For the purpose of amending. But
each amendment must be submitted
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