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ne president and ]. not to be voted on

the president aud is not to be voted on
by the class.
ARTICLE III.-Of1cers.
Section /. The officers of this organiza-
ton shall be a president. a vlee-pres'dent.
a secretary, and a treasurer. The first
and la~st-nan1ed offers are to be held by
boys, and the second and third by girls.
Any member who is to hold an office must
be free from any condition or probation
which may cause demotion in grade. thus
rendering the said member unable to re-
main a member of the class of June, 1909.
After organization all members must be
with the class at least five 6) months
before being eligible for office.
Sec. .. The officers of this organization
shall be elected at the first regular meet
Ing of the class in eaeh school term by a
majority of the member voting, and
shall hold Office until new officers are
elected at the first regular meeting in the
Sec. 8. Any officer may be impeached and
deposed by the will of the class by a vote
Of four-fifths of the class present and
Sec. 4. The duties of the officers shall
be the usual duties pertaining to such Off
GERS, as provided for by parliamentary law.
Sec. 5. The president shall be a member
ex-efflcio OF all committees.
Sec. 6. In case OF any official vacancies
a special meeting shall be called to elect
n new officer to fill that position until the
expiration of the term.
ARTICLE IX.-Quorum.
Section ]. The presence Of twenty-five
(22) members shall constitute a quorum.
Sec. 2. Enough members to constitute a
quorum must assemble at the place of
meeting within fifteen minutes of the time
appointed for the meeting. Otherwise the
meeting h be declared void.
ARTICLE V.-Dues and Assessments.
Section 1. The dues of this organization
shall be ten Q0) cents per month during
the school term, payable to the treasurer
on the first Monday of each month. In
September they are to be paid on or before
the day Of the first class meeting,
Sec. 2. All assessments shall be levied
by a vote of two-thirds (2-3) of the whole
class.
Sec. g.. 1t shall be the duty of the treas
urer to collect all dues and assessments, or
he may appoint an assistant for a term
of one week to assist him..
ARTICLE VI-Meetings.
Section l. The regular meetings shall be
of the school year. except September,
when 1t shall be held on the second
Wednesday Immediately following the
Sec. 2. A special meeting shall be called
at the written request of five 90 members.
Sec. 8. All -ieetings shall be conducted
according to parliamentary law, and Cush-
ing's Manual shall be the authority for
settling all disputes which may arise.
ARTICLE VII.-Amendments.
the constitution shall be submitted in
writing to the secretary, who shall read
the same at the meeting, and any such
motion shall then be laid over for ina
oCtiOh ut AZ g A06hAat iAit0titibs
Sec. 2. Amendments shall become opera
tive on being passed by a vote of two
thirds (2-3) of those member present and
voting.
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE I.-Order of Business.
Section l. The order of business at all
meetings shall be as follows, but at any
time may be suspended by the unanimous
vote of those present:
/. Reading of minutes by the secretary.
2. Reports of officers.
3. Reports Of committees.
f. Unfinished business.
8. New business.
6. Adjournment.
ARTICLE II.-Manner of Voting.
Section /. AT the election of officers, of
the Acropolis representatives, for amend
ments to the constitution and on motions
for assessments, a written ballot shall be
cast.
Sec. 2. All motions shall be decided by
word of mouth or by a standing vote.
ARTICLE III.-Special Rules.
Section l. Every member shall have the
privilege of speaking twice upon the same
subject, but not oftener, without the con-
sent of the president.
Sec. 2. Two typewriter copies of the
constitution shall be made, upon its adop-
ton, and deposited, one with the vice.
president and the other with the secretary,
who shall bring the same to all meetings.