New Trainer at Work
of rain the candidates reported to
Trainer Cartrnell at the yyiniiasium.
Vigorous exercise on the gym track
constituted the two evenings work.
Between sixty and seventy men ans
wered the call lor candidates, and a-
niong- them are many new men in
whom there are possibilities.
Proposed Amendments
(Continued from fiixt page)
''Section 3, The editor-in-chief shall
be elected from the rising- senior class,
and the assistant editor-in-chiet from
the rising junior class.
"Section 4. In case of a vacancy in
any office provided for in section 2, by
resignation or otherwise, a successor
shall be chosen by a board of electors
consisting of the officers of the athlet
ic association and the editorial bo;ird
of the Tar Heel.
"Section 5. All profits derived frdm
the management of the Tar Heel shall
be distributed as follows: one-third
shall be paid to the association, one
third to the editor-in-chief, and one
third to the business manager.
"Section 6. A copy of each issue of
the Tar Heel shall be sen t to each
member of the Visiting and Executive
Committees of the Board of Trustees
of the University of North Carolina.
"Section 7. The business manager
shall be allowed seventy-five cents per
annum for each subscription of the
members of said committees, to be paid
out of the profits accruing to the as
sociation; provided, however, that in
no case shall said subscriptions exceed
the amount of the profits accruing to
the association.
"Section 8. The business manager
of the Tar Heel shall submit to the fi
nance committee of the association an
itemized statement of the business for
the year."
4. The following sub-section be ad
ded to article 5, section 3.
"(c) The secretary shall receive five
dollars per "annum for the strict per
formance of his services as enumerate!
above."
f. That the follouiiig article be
added:
"Article VJL Athletic advisor."
"There shall be elected by the as
sociation a permanentathletic advisor
whose duty shall be to advise with and
assist the tnauagers of the various ath
letic teams in arranging schedules and
hotel accomodations."
7. That the title of article six be
changed so as to road:
"Article VIII Amendments."
Respectfully submitted this 25th day
of February, 1910.
B. L. Banks, Jr., Chairman.
J. N. Joynek,
II. K. Stacy.
Committee.
Freshman Medals
The committee appointed from the
sophomore class to award freshman
medals report the following:
"Junior" Strange The cute kid.
K. W. Strange Dormant.
S. H. B-ass-night The morning af
ter.; ' ,: . :
Johnnie Haughton Sampson,
George Elliot The lightning bug.
F. FryAfter him rough.
W. Stokes Aspirant for chafing
dish club.
W. Blair Night watchman of the
campus.
Carringtoa and Tommie Jones
Gold Dust twins.
Porter and Gray Siamese twins
Ferguson The missing link.
De Loache Relic of dark days.
B. Mebane Silent as the grave.
Albert Wilson Hine's best.
Hargrett Sound and gentle and will
stand without hitching,
B. C. Murchison Supreme molly
coddh.
Wm. Cook Teddy.
R. P. Love Looks like brother.
C. Wilson Looks like h -.
W. W. Cook's brother "Null sed."
Bennett "Hero of the gridiron,"
L, V. Scott Sharp shooter.
TV Dcv-ane Bright future in base
ball. H. Calder Sawed off and hammer
uiercd down "batch o' nothin'."
H. A. Young (Notice the initials.)
Horace Manning Balaam's Jenny.
Bruce Mason A happy fool.
Billy Grice "Hasn't scratched yet?"
Norman Vanu Chief cook and bot
tle washer for 1913.
Petteway A young Demosthenes.
Freshman Ratnsaur Mother's boy.
Huffman A consummate ass.
Will Bellois His daddy must be a
carpenter.
McGee For God made him; let him
pass. ',.
Tommie Hughes Great in his own
estimation,
Henry Williams Reuben?
Hancock A conglomeration of mul
tifariousness. The restrictions of the press forbid
the publication of appropriate names
for other members of 1913. Those not
above included need not feel slighted.
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