New WAA Constitution
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Following is the revised WAA constitution, approved by the
WAA council at its meeting on Tuesday.
All members of WAA should read the constitution care
fully, Miss Beverly Goetz, president of WAA, announced.
The constitution will be voted on at WAA elections, next
'Thursday morning, and will be included on the ballot.
CUN S111 L TION
WOMEN’S ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Organized Oct. 9, 1913
ARTICLE I
Name and Purpose
SECTION 1—The name of this
organization shall be the Women’s
Athletic Association of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
-^-SECTION 2—The purpose of
this association shall be to further
interest in athletic activities by
providing wholesome recreational
functions; to promote the ideal of
true sportsmanship; to encourage
a feeling of good fellowship among
the women of the University of
Oregon; and to provide the oppor
tunities for participation and lead
ership in related activities.
ARTICLE II
Membership
SECTION 1—Membership in this
I organization shall be open to all
women students of the Association
Students of the University of Ore
g'on who have fulfilled the quali
fication for membership.
SECTION 2—All women having
received the equivalent of one ac
tivity check under the participa
tion system shall be eligible for
membership in this organization.
The membership fee is $1 per
year.
Transfers who have been mem
bers of a Women's Athletic Asso
ciation in other institutions which
are members of the Athletic Fed
eration of College Women, shall
apply for membership by present
ing a letter verifying their mem
bership in the former association.
There shall be a membership fee
required of them.
SECTION 3—All prospective
members W'ho have completed the
requirements for membership the
previous term or before, upon in
vitation from the Secretary of the
Women's Athletic Association be
come members of this association'
at an initiation. Membership cards
shall be given to initiates.
ARTICLE III
Fees
SECTION 1—There shall be a
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SMILEY BURNETTE
"RAIDERS IN
SUNSET PASS"
plus
TOM CONWAY
"FALCON AND THE
COEDS"
yearly membership fee of $1.00.
There shall be no dues or other
outside assessments.
ARTICLE IV
Officers and Elections
SECTION 1—Elective officers
of this association shall be: Presi
dent, Vice President, Secretary,
Treasurer, Custodian, Sergeant at
Arms.
SECTION 2—Appointive officers
shall be: Head of Sports, Publicity
Chairman, Social Chairman.
SECTION 3—The nominating
committee shall consist of the
senior members of the Cabinet,
with the adviser as an ex-officio
member. If there are no seniors
on the Cabinet, the president may
appoint upper classmen who will
not return to school in the fall to
be on the nominating committee.
In accordance with the plan of
women’s elections, the nominations
will not be publicly announced un
til election day.
SECTION 4—All candidates for
election offices shall be active
members of the association. All of
ficers, whether appointed or elect
ed, shall maintain the University
scholarship standard required of
them.
SECTION 5—Elections are held
at the same time as the other
women’s elections on the campus.
All fules governing those elections
apply to the Women's Athletic
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ARTICLE V
Executive Cabinet
SECTION 1 — The Executive
Cabinet shall consist of the presi- j
dent, who shall act as chairman of
the Cabinet; the vice-president, the
secretary, treasurer, custodian,
sergeant-at-arms, Head of Sports,
Publicity Chairman, Social Chair
man, managers of individual
sports, and the representatives of
the clubs and honoraries.
The adviser of the Association
is always present at Cabinet meet
ings and acts as an ex-officio mem
ber.
SECTION 2—It shall be the
duty of the Executive Cabinet to
act as an executive body for the
association; to decide what sports
and committee work activity
checks shall be awarded and the
basis for awarding them; to per
form the business which concerns
the association; to make revise and
amend the by-Laws of the organ
ization.
ARTICLE VI
Amendments
SECTION 1—This constitution
may be amended by a two-thirds
vote of a quorum of active mem
bers.
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VITAMINS
and
6 MINERALS
AU/A/OW
imer/
By BOB STILES
The civilian basketball league got underway the other night
with two wins registered by the Steiwer Boomers. These were
the only two games played.
Schedules for the games will be posted on the bulletin board
in the PE building and will also appear in the Emerald.
Bob Davis and his Steiwer hall team rolled around Campbell
ao iiiejr ueiecittju mem oz to o.
This game was closer than the
score shows. The entire team kept
feeding the ball to Bob Davis and
he made 21 of his team’s points.
The Steiwer Boomers ran into
tougher opposition than they ex
pected when they met Mason's
Wonders. In its entirety the game
was close with the lead changing
constantly. It was in the last 10
seconds of play that Monahan of
the Boomers sank the winning]
i
shot to make the score Iti to 15 in
favor of the Boomers.
If the coming- games in the in
tramurals are as interesting as
the first games played, this will be
a very successful season for the
league.
Hobby’s squad is hard at work
now preparing for the coming
games with Idaho. The squad as a
whole is showing great, improve
ment and will be in good condition
when they meet the Vandals.
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