W ebfoot Men
Will Compete
In U. W. Relays
Hay ward To Take Runners
To Seattle Meet on
Friday
Sprinters Will Also Run;
Robinson To Vault
Oregon will be represented at
the annual running of the Uni-1
versity of Washington relays'
which will be held at Seattle Sat
urday, May 3. The Webfoots’
participation was assured yester-j
day, when Bill Hayward announc
ed that he would definitely take a
distance medley team, two sprint
ers and a pole vaulter to the north- j
ern city Friday.
Relay Team Named
The relay team which wia com- J
pete is the same team which de- i
feated the Oregon state runners
in last Saturday’s meet. It is com
posed of Tyrrel Lowry, 220; Clair
McKennon, 440; Tom Mbran, 880; ;
and Ralph Hill, mile.
The two sprinters who will com
pete are both members of the re
lay team and will compete in the ;
special 100-yard event as well.:
Lowry and McKennon, who are
the speedsters, will be in fast com- J
pany as Washington will be rep
resented by Pendleton, their vet
eran century man and Washing
ton State will have Foster compet
ing. Both these men are strong
contenders and will give the Ore
gon men a lot of competitioif.
Others May Compete
Bob Robinson, who last year
scaled 13 feet in the pole vault
will go to Seattle as Oregon’s lone
contender in this event.
Two events may be competed in,
by the Oregon athletes as Hay
ward contemplates taking a 880
yard relay team composed of Low
ry, Bale, Rollwage, and Anderson,
or Virg Schicber, and either Ed
Siegmund or Hubert Allen to
compete in the high hurdles.
Webfoot Nine
Trampled In
Opening Game
Orangemen Take Honors
In First Conference
Battle 5 to 1
Make Safe Hits To Match
Oregon’s Fielding
Wafting powerlesaly, albeit
gracefully at the bat, and making
fatal mlscues in the field, the Web
foots handed their first confer
ence baseball game Saturday to
the Staters, 5 to 1. The Orange
ment made plenty of safe blows to
match the Ducks’ fielding gifts,
and played consistent ball.
Ken Scales did the heaving for
the Webfoots and was opposed by
Brown for O. S. C. Scales dished
up a fair brand of pitching, de
spite a prevailing cold, blustering
wind. The support of his fellow
men, however, ruined his chances
of winning. Brown had the Ore
gon batters shackled at the plate.
Outside of Robie's high fly that
cleared the left field fence in the
first inning and accounted for
Oregon’s lone score, he was
touched for only two singles.
TODAY’S GAMES
3:15
Bela-Friendly hall.
Alpha Epsilon-Sigma I'll! Ep
silon.
4:15
I'hl Kappa l’si-Kappa Sigma.
Sigma Chi-Sigma Pi Tall.
WEDNESDAY’S GAMES
S. A. E.-A. B. C.
/eta hall-Slgma Nu.
THURSDAY’S GAMES
Chi Psl-A. T. O.
Gamma hall—Bachelordon.
Theta Chi-Psi Kappa.
Phi Delta Theta-Pill Sigma
Kappa.
Side Limes
Bjj Harrij Van Dime
Fourth Annual Oregon re
lays great success despite
weather oondtions; t'ommit
tee deserves mention for
weeks of preparation.
^AREGON sports fans were treat -
ed to spectacular perform
ances in the Fourth Annual Ore
gon relays, held on Hayward field
last Saturday. The old question
of whether or not a high school
meet was more interesting to
watch than a college meet was
again raised. We feel that there
is a great amount to each side of
the question and it wol probably
never be settled.
*1* H<
At any rate, the prep school
stars did some fine work and there
are many men who appeared on
the local cinder truck Saturday
who will be heard from after they
enroll in college. There Is plenty
of spirit among the preppers ami
every man finished his ruee, even
though hopelessly outclassed.
* * *
The weather conditions were
anything but ideal for the event
a stiff southerly wind swept over
tile track and chilled the muscles
of the many runners and jumpers.
A couple of rain flurries helped to
make things uncomfortable for the j
visitors.
* * *
The Oregon band, under the di
rection of John Stehn, was on '
hand to I -Ip pep up the moments
in between races. The band mu
sic, sounded better tlmii ever and
the Webfoot organization is rap
idly winning a place among the |
better bands oil the coast. When j
the football season rolls around !
next fall it Mill be a big factor at
all games.
* # «
A vote of thanks should go to
the Fox McDonald theatre man
agement for the invitation to all
of the visiting teams to he guests
at the Saturday show. The boys
went down in a body and had a
great time.
* * *
Big Bob Mautz certainly earned
his keep with his efficient an
nouncing during the meet. Tiie
loud speakers were a big help as
long as they held out but when
they failed Bob's trusty lungs
were put* td work. The old,phono
graph used to ©broadcast records
over the loud speakers may as
well be broken up now as the
crowd didn't seem to approve of
the squeaky music.
* * *
Much credit is due to Kuss Hug
er and his staff of managerial as
sistants. Every visiting team Mas
furnished with a manager and the
larger squads were detailed two
men. These men assisted in nib
bing down the ruauera, aud took
care of tin- equipment. J lie track
was in good shape, considering Hi*1
weather and everything went along
smoothly.
Carl Greve did some fine work
in lining up all details for the big
banquet tendered the visitors in
the New Men’s dormitory Satur
day night. There were several in
teresting speeches and plenty of
musical entertainment for the
teams and their coaches. Slug
Palmer arranged the entertain
ment.
GOVERNOR NORBLAD
IS WEEK END VISITOR
(Continued from rage One)
ly gray and slightly thin; maybe
it’s his neat clothes. But what
ever it is, you like it.
He’s a business man. and likes
to get down to business. "Have
you anything particular you'd like
me to talk about? The Univer
sity? Well, you might say that
I’m tremendously in favor of all
kinds of education. I was one of
the organizers of the Oregon Dads,
and still serve on the executive
committee. I was the sponsor for
the infirmary bill which passed
the last legislature. I was toast
master at the first Dad's Day
banquet. I have always been a
supporter of the University and of
education in Oregon." He said it
with pride he had his hat off to
the past.
One would think there were two
Governor Norblads, though, if he
had stuck around the Sigma Nu
house Sunday morning. One is
the one recognized by the com
lit Hidden Hand
Chamberlain’s
Hand Lotion
A preparation for the hands
endorsee! by Good House
keeping magazine. An ex
cellent hand lotion with the
manufacturer's g u a r a ntee
back of each bottle.
One trial bottle with each
purchase. If, after using
the trial bottle, the lotion
isn't liked—your money
back.
University
! Pharmacy
| “Student Drug Store”
| Util & Alder Phone 114
New A. S. U. O. Constitution Up To Vote
CONSTITUTION
PREAMBLE
Wo, •hr* students of the University of Oregon, in order to
promote and maintain tho^e activities and interests which will
contribute to the* educational, physical and social well being of
th-* Associated Students of the University of Oregon, do ordain
and establish the following Constitution and By-Laws.
Article I
Name and Membership
Section 1 NA.VIK. The nanv of the association of stu
dents under this Constitution shall be the Associated Students
of the University of Oregon.
Section MEMBERSHIP. All registered undergraduate
students in the University of Oregon shall be members, provid
ing such membership has not. been forfeited or relinquished as
hereinafter provided in this Constitution.
Article II
Meetings
n 1. REGULAR MEETINGS. There sha’I be two
regular / eetinga of th** Associated Students of the University of
Or "'/on < *ch year. The first one shall be held on the last.
Thursday in April each year, at which meeting nominations
shall l.e adc* as herein provided. The second meeting shall bo
held thre< weeks after the first one. At this meeting the newly
elect* *' officers shall assume their respective offices after ap- J
propriafe installation. The Secretary of the Association shall
cause i notice of each of the above meetings to be printed in
the Oregon Daily Emerald for three consecutive days immedi
nt* iy preceding each meeting, stating the tim** and place thereof.
Section 2. SPECIAL MEETINGS. Special meetings shall
be held upon the call of 1 hr* Executive Council on its own
initiative or upon the petition of 2»)0 members; provided that
twenty-four hours notice hall be given of any special meeting
by publication of said notice in th<* Oregon Daily Emerald.
Section .'I. QUORUM. Five hundred members shall con
stitute a cjuorum.
Article III
Officers
Section 1. GENERAL OFFICERS. The officers of this
association shall be a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary.
an Executive Man. an Executive Woman, a Junior Finance
Officer, and a Senior Finance Officer, all of whom shall be
chosen from the membership of the A. S. U. O.
Section 2. QUALIFICATIONS OF CANDIDATES FOR
ELECTIVE OFFICES.
Clause 1. Candidates lor the offices of President, Vice
President, Secretary, Executive Man and Executive Woman must
have completed at least seven terms at the University of Oregon
and must be of junior standing at the time of the nomination.
Clause 2. Candidates lor the office of Junior Finance Offi
cer must be of sophomore standing and must have completed at
least four terms at the University of Oregon. The Junior
Finance Officer shall be elected for a term of two years. He
shall become the Senior Finance Officer upon the completion
of his first year. For purposes of this Constitution, the Junior
Man elected in 1929 shall become the Senior Finance Officer in
1930.
Clause If. Election to any student body office forever dis
qualifies that person from becoming a candidate for any other
elective Associated Student office.
Section 2. NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS.
Clause 1. Nominations shall be from the floor at a general
A. S. U. O. meeting the last Thursday in April. Elections
shall be held on the seventh day following nominations.
Clause 2. Any person not nominated on the date set for
regular nominations may be nominated by petition of 50 mem
bers of the student body, provided the petition is filed with the
President of the A. S. U. O. not later than two days after the
regular nominations are made.
Clause 15. Each candidate shall submit to the President of
the A. S. U. O. on or before midnight of the second day before
the day of the nominations, a declaration of intention to run
for office. Upon receipt of this it shall be the duty of the
President to examine into the eligibility of each candidate in
accordance with the requirements <>f this Constitution, and report
his findings to the meeting at which the nominations are made.
In case of nomin: tio.i by petition, as provided in Clause 2 of
this Section, the President shall examine into the eligibility of
each candidate, in accordance vith the requirements of this
Constitution, before accepting the petition and his findings
thereon shall he linal and binding upon the candidates. No
person shall be elected to -my office under this Constitution who
has failed to file his declaration of intention to become tl
candidate as provided for in this Section.
Clause 4. All officers of this Association shall be elected by
a plurality of votes.
Section 4. VACANCIES AND SPECIAL ELECTIONS.
• Clause 1. 'The Vice-President shrill succeed to the office
of President when it is permanently vacated.
Clause 2. Permanent vnranci ■. in the office of Vice-Presi
dent. Secretary, Executive Man, Executive Woman and Junior
Finance Officer shall be filled by a special election. A special
election may lie held to fill any such vacancy. 'The Executive
Council shall call a special nominating convention therefor,
provided that at least forty-eight hours notice shall be given
thereof by publication of said notice in the Oregon Daily Emer
ald, giving time and place for holding said convention. The
procedure governing said convention, nomination and election
shall be the same as provided for in this Constitution touching
regular annual nominations and elections except that the officer
,r officers no elected shall be installed and assume offic ■ imme
diately following nis election.
Clause 15. The Junior Finance Officer shall succeed to the
office of the Senior Finance Officer in case of a vacancy
* * Sect ion 5. TENURE O! OFFICE AND INSTALLATION.
Clause 1. Thu officers of this Association shall hold office
for one year or until such time as their successors shall be
elected and qualified, unless otherwise stipulated in this Con
stitution.
Clause 2. The offici rs of this Association shall assume the
duties of their office upon installation as provided in Article 11,
.Section 1, hereof. .
Se tion 6. OATH OF OFFICIO. 'The retiring President
shall give the following oath of office to all incoming officers:
•1 do hereby solemnly pledge and affirm that 1 will perform,
to the best of my ability, the duties of the office to which I
have been ele. tod, and support the Constitution and By-Laws
of the Associated Students of the University of Oregon.”
Section 7. RECALL. A special student body election, for
the recall of any officer of the Association, shall be called by
I he President of the Student Body at the petition of twenty
five (25) per cent of the members of the Associated Students.
At this election it w'ill require a two-third (zr.) majority of the
vote cast to recall from office the officer in question.
Section 8. DUTIES OF OFFICERS.
Clause 1. The President shall preside at all meetings of
the Association and shall perform all the duties delegated to
him by this Constitution and such other duties as necessarily
pertain to his office.
Clause 2. The Vice-President shall assume the duties of
the President in his absence or inability to act. He shall also
take charge of all A. S. U. O. elections and appoint such offi
cials a.; is necessary to conduct such elections. He also shall
perform all duties delegated to him by this Constitution and
such other duties as necessarily pertain to his office.
Clause 3. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the pro
ceedings of the A. S. U. 0., perform all other duties delegated
by this Constitution and such other duties as necessarily per
tain to the office.
Clause 4. The Executive Woman shall perform all duties
delegat 'd to her l>y this Constitution and such other duties as
necessarily pertain to her office.
Clause 5. The Executive Man shall perform all duties
delegated to him by this Constitution and such other duties as
necessarily pertain to his office.
Clause b. The Senior Finance Officer shall be the chair
man of the Finance Committee and shall perform all other duties
delegated to him by this Constitution and such other duties as
necessarily pertain to his office.
Clause 7. The Junior Finance Officer shall assume the
duties of the Senior Finance Officer in case of the absence of
that officer. He shall perform all duties delegated to him by
this Constitution and such other duties as necessarily pertain
to his office.
Article IV
Executive Council
Section 1. NAME. The name of thin body shall be the
Executive Council of the Associated Students of the University
of Oregon.
Section 2. MEMBERSHIP. The Executive Council shall
consist of the following members: (a) The President of the
University; (b) The President of the Associated Students, who
shall be the chairman, without vote, except in case of a tie;
(cl Three members of the faculty, one of whom shall he a
graduate of the University of Oregon, all of whom shall be
appointed by the President of the University; (d) Two alumni
of the University of Oregon. both of whom shall be appointed
by a committee composed of the President of the University,
the Secretary of the Alumni Association, and both the incom
ing and outgoing Presidents of the Associated Students, (e)
Both the Vice-President and the Secretary of the Associated
Students; (f) The Executive Woman and the Executive Man;
(g) The Junior and the Senior Finance Officers; and (h)
The Graduate Manager of the Associated Students and the
Secretary of the Alumni Association, both of whom shall be
non-voting members. All appointments to membership on the
Executive Council shall be made on or before June first of
each year.
Section DUTIES.
Clause 1. It shall be the duty of the Executive Council to
require ail officers of the Association to Comply with the pro
visions^ of the Constitution and By-Laws and to exercise all
other powers in connection with the Association affairs not
delegated by this Constitution and By-Laws to other sources
or reserved to the Association itself.
Clause 2. The Executive Council shall elect the Graduate
Manager, the Treasurer, all coaches, trainers and other em
ploy* (>. and shall fix their salaries. The duties of the. Treasurer
and Graduate Manager shall be as provided for in the By-Laws.
And in the absence or inability of the Graduate Manager, shall
appoint an Acting Graduate Manager with full power to act
in his place and stead during said absence or inability.
Clause 3. The Executive Council shall have full control over
all athletics, forensics and other Associated Student activities.
It shall approve all schedules of all divisions of student activi
ties.
Clause 4. The Executive Council shall appoint all student
managers after considering the report of the sub-committee on
the activity for which the student manager is to be appointed.
All -.tudent managers shall be under the supervision of and
directly responsible to the Executive Council. It shall be the
duty of the Executive Council to provide by resolution a man
agerial system for each activity requiring such.
Clause 5. All budgets made for respective divisions of
Associated Student activities shall be authorized and approved
by the Executive Council before becoming effective.
Clause G. All motions of other organizations, committees
and departments requiring appropriations of the Associated
Students’ funds must' he approved by the Executive Council be
fore becoming effective.
Clause 7. The Executive Council shall appoint, upon the
recommendation of the Publications Committee, the editors and
managers of all publications of the Associated Students, in ac
cordance with the regulations set forth in the By-Laws.
Clause 8. The Executive Council shall, upon the recom
mendation of the Student Relations Committee .appoint the
yel! king of the Associated Students. The Executive Committee
shall, by resolution, provide an adequate merit system for the
selection of the yell king and his assistants.
Clause The Executive Council shall, by resolution, pro
vide a plan governing the granting of awards for Associated
Student activities.
Clause 10. The Executive Council shall order an annual
audit of the books of the Association.
Clause 11. The Executive Council shall have full and com
plete supervision, management and control of all funds of the
Association with full power to pledge and or hypothecate the
same ard the fees herein designated to create said funds as
security for any advances or loans made to the Associated Stu
dents and use said funds and or said fees in payment thereof.
Clause 12. The Executive Council shall perform all other
duties not herein otherwise delegated ami all its acts shall be
subject to the approval of the President of the University.
Section 4. MEETINGS.
Clause 1. Regular meetings of the Executive Council shall
bo bold on the first and third Wednesdays of each month in
the school year at a time and place determined by the said
Council.
Clause 2. Special meetings of the Executive Council shall
be held on the call of the chairman of the Council or on the
written request of two members; provided, however, that all
members shall he driven notice of the time, place and purpose
thereof twenty-four hours before the time set for the meeting.
Section 5. QUORUM. Six members of the Executive
Council shall constitute a quorum, provided there be at least
one representative of faculty, alumni and students. The Presi
dent of the University may be represented at any meeting by
j his personal appointee.
Section 6. VACANCIES. Any faculty or alumni vacancy
occurring on the Executive Council shall be filled by an ap
pointment made by the President of the Associated Students
and th * President of the University.
Section 7. STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Clause 1. All business of the Executive Council shall
originate either in standing or special committees, except as
otherwise provided in this Constitution and By-Laws. All busi
ness of standing and special committees shall be ratified by the
Executive Council before becoming effective.
Clause 2. The standing committees shall be: Finance, Pub
lications, Athletics, Forensics, Music, Student Building, and
Student Relations. The composition and duties of these com
mittees shall be ax set forth in the By-Laws.
Clause 3. Special Committees necessary to conduct the busi
ness of the Executive Council shall be appointed on the order
of that body.
Section 8. RESOLUTIONS. The Executive Council shall
have authority to establish administrative policy by means of
resolutions. Such resolutions shall require a three-fourths (%)
vote of the Council for adoption or amendment.
Article V
The Judiciary
Section 1. The Dean of the Law School, the Dean of Men,
and the Executive Secretary of the University, or representa
tives appointed by themselves, shall constitute a judiciary to
’vhich any member or administrative body of the Associated
Students may refer any question on which it desires an opin
ion as to the correct ju licial construction or interpretation of
any part of this Constitution and By-Laws.
Section 2. The decision of the Judiciary Committee shall
be made a matter of public record : conclusive on the particular
point involved ; binding upon the officers, classes, organization ;
committees, and members of the Associated Students; enforce
able by appropriate administrative acts.
AI VX
Funds and Dues
Section 1. FUNDS. There shall be two funds, a General
Fund and a Building Fund. All money derived from the Build
ing Fund fee shill go into the Budding Fund, and all other
moneys shall go to the General Fund.
Section 2. DUES.
Clause 1. Th • dues of the individual members of this Asso
ciation shall hf fifteen dollars and seventy-five cents per year,
payable five dollars and twenty-five cents at the beginning of
each term. This money shall be paid into the General Fund.
Clause 2. Upon the payment of the above dues known as
the Associated Students dues, each individual shall lx? entitled
to an A. S. U. O. membership card. This card shall admit the
legal holder to all games and entertainments of the Association
as the Executive Council may order, excepting those exempt by
the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference rules.
Section. 3. MEMBERSHIP PRIVILEGES.
Clause 1. The payment of the Associated Student dues and
or fees .-hall entitle a student to vote, to receive a subscription
to the Oregon Daily Emerald : and to participate in Associated
I Student activities subject to the provisions of this Constitution
I and By-Laws.
Clause 2. Students refusing or failing to pay dues and or
fees shall not be eligible to enjoy any of the benefits of member
ship in this Association.
Clause 3. The membership card shall be nor.-transferable
and shall be presented at all duly authorized Associated Student
activities for entrance.
Section 4. AUDIT. All records and accounts of the Grad
uate Manager and the Treasurer of the Associated Students
shall be audited annually by. an accountant appointed by the
Executive Council, to whom he shall make his report.
Section 5. BUILDING FUND.
Clause 1. Each undregraduate student shall pay a fee of
five dollars a term to a fund to be known as the Associated
Students Building Fund.
Clause 2. This fee shall be paid at registration time and
held by the Comptroller of the University.
Clause 3. The aforesaid Building Fund shall be under the
control of the Executive Council to be used for the purchase of
leal and or personal property, the construction of bleachers,
buildings, a stadium, or other improvements when, in the
opinion of said Executive Council, the same becomes necessary ;
provided, however, that said Executive Council may, in its
discretion, loan said fund or any part thereof to the general
! fund of the Associated Students or may pledge said Building
Fund and or the fee hereinbefore designated to create said fund
as security for any advances or loans made or to be made to
the Associated Students and may use said Building Fund or said
fee in payment thereof ; provided also that should any advances
be made out of the general fund of the Associated Students for
purposes for which the said building fund is applicable, then
and in that case the Executive Council may repay to the gen
eral fund, out of the said Building Fund, the advances so
made or may pledge the fee hereinbefore designated to create
said building fund as security for said payment and may use
the said building fund and or the said fee In payment thereof.
Article VII
Class Constitution
Section 1. OFFICERS. The officers of each class shall be
a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary, and a Treasurer.
Section 2. DUTIES.
Clause 1. The President shall be the presiding officer of
his class ; »hnll perform such duties as are required of him by
this Constitution; and shall appoint such committees as are
deemed necessary to the host interests of the class.
Clause 2. The Vice-President shall assume the duties of the
President in his absence or inability to act.
Clause 3. The Secretary of each class shall keep a record
of the proceedings of each class neeting and shall file the same
in the office of the President of Ihe Associated Students at the
close of the school year.
Clause 4. The Treasurer of each class shall have charge of
class finances, as provided in Section 10 of this Article.
Section 3. NOMINATIONS.
Clause 1. A nominating convention shall be held, by the
outgoing Freshman, Sophomore and Junior classes, on the
second Thursday after Associated Student elections have beeni
held, at which time a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary/
and a Treasurer shall he nominated.
Clause 2. Notice of aforementioned nominating convention
shall be given in two issues of the Oregon Daily Emerald. The
first notice shall appear one week prior to the date of the
convention, and the second in the issue which appears on the
morning of the day of the convention.
Clause 3. Nominations shall be from the floor, or by a
petition signed by twenty-five bona fide members of that class
which the candidate seeks to represent. Said i>«tition must be
filed with the President of that class on or before midnight of
the second day following the convention.
Clause 4. The various class presidents shall designate the
exact time and place for the nominating conventions of their
classes. .
Section 4. ELECTIONS.
Clause 1. There shall be one regular annual election which
shall be held on the Tuesday following the date of the nominat
ing convention : at which time the outgoing Freshman. Soph<*
morc and Junior classes shall elect a President, a Vice-President,
a Secretary and a Treasurer. Notice of the time and place of
said election shall he printed in two issues of the Oregon Daily
Emerald. The first notice shall appear on the day following
the convention and the second in the issue which appears on
the morning of the day of the election.
Clause 2. The President of each class shall appoint a
chairman of elections for his class, said chairman to select
his assistants to conduct the elections and to count the votes.
Clause 3. The polls shall be conducted in the same manner
as provided for in Article II of the By-Laws governing A. S.
U. O. elections.
Clause 4. The officers of the various classes shall be elected
by plurality vote.
Section 5. ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES. Any mem
ber of a class who is in good standing in the University, as
I determined by the Scholarship Committee, shall be eligible to
i become a candidate and to hold a class office if he can identify
himself with that class which lie seeks to represent.
Section 6. ASSUME OFFICE. Officers of the various
i classes shall assume office at the beginning of the school year
following their election.
Section 7. VACANCIES. All vacancies, except in the case
j of the office of President, shall be filled by a special nomination
and election, conducted in the same manner as the regular
; nominations and elections.
Section 8. MEETINGS. Meetings of the various classes
j shall be held at the discretion of the several class presidents,
provided that said meetings be announced in the Oregon Daily
! Emerald at least ore day previous to the day set for the meeting,
j Section 9. PRIVILEGES. So long as any regularly en
rolled student is in good standing in tile University and a
member of the A. S. U. O. be shall be entitled to any and all
privileges of the class with which he may be identified, as pro
vided for in Section 13 of this Article.
Section 10. FINANCES.
Clause 1. Each class shall maintain an advisory committee.
Said committee to be composed of the class advisor, the Presi
dent and the treaTiirer of that class.
Clause 2. It shall be the duty of the above mentioned com
mittee at the beginning of the school year, to prepare and
submit to the Graduate Manager, for his approval, a budget of
contemplated class receipts and expenditures for the ensuing
school "year. Further, it shall be the duty of the advisory
committee to authorize all class expenditures and to audit all
class accounts. «
Clause 3. CLASS TAX. A class tax of $1.00 shall be
collected, at the first registration of the school year from each
undergraduate student of the University, by the Treasurer of
the Associated Students. However, no provision in this article
shall be construed to imnair the right of any class to levy such
special assessments as they see fit, providing that such special
1 ;issessment be approved unanimously bv the advisory committee.
Section 11. FRESHMAN NOMINATIONS AND ELEC
| TIONS.
Clause 1. The incoming Freshman class shall hold a nom
! inating convention within two weeks after the beginning of
| fall te^m and on a day designated by the President of the
Associated Students, at which time a President, a Vice-President,
; a Secretary, and a Treasurer shall be nominated.
Clause 2. This nominating convention shall be conducted in
1 the same manner and subject to the same regulations as are
, the nominating convention of the other classes, except that the
President of the Associated Students shall preside and have
charge of said nominating convention,
i Clause 3. The elections of the Freshman class officers
' shall be held one full week after the nominating convention has
met. They shall be conducted in the same manner and subject to
I the same regulations as are the elections of other classes, ex
cept that the Vice-President of the Associated Students shall
have charge of said elections.
Section 12. The chairman of each special committee shall,
j at the completion of his task, prepare and submit to the office
of the President of the Associated Students, a detailed type
! written report, setting forth the methods find procedure fol
lowed by his committee, and criticism and suggestions for
j future application.
Section 13. CLASS IDENTITY. In order to determine
j the class identity of members of the Associated Students for the
j purpose of class officers, voting, and activities, each student
' will be deemed to be a member of that class in which his
j completed terms in the University classify him, such a classi
fication to be determined as set forth below. Class identity
will be determined at the student's first registration in the
| school year, and will be retained for the remainder of the
| school year. »
Freshman: Any student who lacks the minimum require
1 ments for Sophomore standing shall for the purposes of this
Constitution be declared to be a freshman,
j Sophomore: Any student in the University who has com
pleted at least two terms in the preceding school year or years
in which he was in attendance, and who lacks the minimum
‘ qualifications for junior standing, shall for the purposes of this
' Constitution be declared to be a sophomore.
; Junior: Any student who has comnleted at least two terms
, out of each two preceding years in attendance, or has completed
four terms in more than two years attendance, and lacks the
minimum qualifications for senior standing, shall for the pur
i poses of this Constitution be declared to be a junior.
I Senior: Any student who has completed at least two terms
out of each of the three preceding years in attendance, or who
has completed six terms in more than three years in atlen
; dance, and who has not attained graduate standing, shall, for
the purposes of this Constitution, be declared to be a senior.
! However, students who have completed twelve terms, and be
i cause of certain academic requirements cannot secure graduate
(Continued in Wednesday’s Issue)
monwealth after the death of Gov- j
ernor Patterson; the other is the
one recognized by the Sigma Nus.
A phone call conies in for Walt.
Norblad, and right away you hear
the husky wail of a Sigma Nu
frosh echoing through the halls,
“Guv'nor Norblad wanted on the
phone.”
He's "Guv’nor” because he's the
governor’s son. He arranges his
father’s affairs in Lane county.
He makes speeches on his father's
behalf. Friday he addressed the
Springfield Lions club. He han
dles his father’s campaign in Eu
gene. No wonder he is Oregon’s
"little guv'nor.”
This week Governor Norblad is
making a tour of eastern Oregon.
SENIORS!
Main members of the class
of IthSO have not ordered
caps, gowns and announce
ments. An extension of time
lias been granted.
AM, OKDKKS AH ST BE
PLACED AT THE'CO-OP
BY WEDNESDAY, MAY
7TH.
He has 23 communities to visit on
his list. Sunday, after he left
Eugene, he went to Portland to
give an address, coming back to
Corvallis for a banquet in the eve
ning.
Gold—Silver
Brocade
slippers will need spe
cial attention to keep
them looking well dur
ing this hectic ru.sh of
spring tor m dances.
Here, you will find that
they are cleaned, and
rejuvenated quickly,
and at a reasonable
charge.
U. OF O. SHOE
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Tain’t No Sin
to press your suit before you dance at
a ball.
No sir. and wo aiv in a pressiuji situation to do it
ioi you. Really it docs make a suit took more ex
pensive and your appearaurt' 100 per rent neater.
I".very on oi‘ our members is ready to serve yon at
a moment's notiee. o
Eugene Cleaners
Association
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There are fifty
Sheets and
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Bright
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