Middletown transcript., 1916-03-04
DELAWARE COLLEGE
The Freshmen Class Gave Banquet
at the Hotel dupont
BLUE.HEN BROOD SELECTED

~ IhC 1IeShHldn banquet, occurred
Tuesday night in the dupont Hotel
The affair was one glorious success
The guests of the class were: DR.. S. C.
Mitchell, DR.. W. o. Sypherd, Dean E.
L. Smith, Mr. W. McAvoy, Professor
c A McCue, Professor 2. A. Srager,
Professor c. A. Short, Mr.. H. NJ. Eos.
ter, Mr. G. C Brewer, and Mr. Howard
Bratton.
BLUE HEN BOARD SELECTED
The following board has been selected
by the 1913 class to produce their "Blue
Hen, the college annual, next year.
Editor-in-Chief, Morris R. Mitchell;
Assistant Editor-in-C Chief, Donald P.
Horsey; Associate Editors, H. B Alex
ander, P. D. Lovett, J. P Gum, Terry
Mitchell, A. L Lauritsan, Irving Rev
nolds, Homer Savin, E S. Wilson; Busi-
ness Manager, N. w. Taylor; Assistant
Business Managers, John F. Davis, R.
H Wheeler, Paul Cleaver; Art Editors,
L R. Witsil, Frank Saylor.
TRUSTEE MEETING
The next regular meeting of the
trustees will be held on Tuesday, March
Z, at ten-thirty 1t is hoped to have
the old library building fitted up as the
Y. M c A. headquarters by that time,
when it will be formally opened in the
presence of the trustees and student
body of the college.
PETITION TO FACULTY
The Honor System will be established
at Delaware this year if the petition to
the faculty requesting that the students
who desire to take their examinations
under the honor system is granted.
The petition has been signed by over
one hundred students and many more
will sign it before it is presented to the
faculty Monday night
STUDENTS ADOPT CONSTITUTION
On last Friday during chapel hour in
the oratory the student body adopted
constitution for a student government
association. The student body adopted
the constitution unanimously.
According to one part of the constitu-
ton, if a student is caught doing any
thing which is direct detriment to the
college, he will be reported to the Stu
dent Council and his fnishment will be
decided upon by them and duly inflicted
His misdeed or his penalty will be
known to no one outside of the Council;
and unless an extremely severe case
should prove an exception, no member
Of the faculty will hear word about
the matter.
N-ARTICLE NAME
The name of this organization shall
De ''The Student Government Associa-
lion of Delaware College" which shall
De composed of the entire body of the
college.
ARTICLE II-OFFICERS
The officers of this association shall
)e board of seven members; said
BOARD of officers to be known as '"The
Student Council" " These seven men
ire to be elected from the four classes
# the college as follows:
1. Senior Class-three members, one
# whom shall be the President of the
lass. One of whom shall be the Editor
n-chief of the Review. The other one
o be elected by the Senior class.
2. Junior Class-two members, one of
vhom shall be the President of the
lass. The other one to be elected by
he Junior class.
3. Sophomore Class-one member, the
resident of the class.
4. Freshman Class-one member, the
resident of the class.
One of the members from the Senior
lass shall be elected by majority vote
the Association as President of "The
tudent Council" "
ARTICLE Iu-DUTIEs OF OFFICERS
1t shall be the duty of the President
The Student Council to preside at all
lass meetings of the Associations, such
5 smokers, election, ETC.
1t shall be the duty of The Student
ouncil to meet regularly once every
vo weeks at time named by the
resident of the Council and at such
,her times as occasion demands.
1t shall be the duty of The Student
ouncil to receive complaints against
/ students who deface college or town
'operty, who indulge in drunkenness
: Immortality, or who make improper
'e of the gymnasium, the library, and
e Y M. C. A. Hall, or any other justi-
able complaints. The Council shall
vestigate each complaint, summon
lie person complained of before The
,udent Council, hear his defense if he
is defense to offer, and if found
lilty infict such punishment as is
asOnably proportional to the mis-
amor.
ARTICLE Iv-ELECTIONS
After the election of the first Student
'uncil in 1916 there shall be held q
gular election of the council on the
'iday preceding commencement each
ar.
Elections of managers and assistant
anagers of the various athletic teams
the college shall be made at mass
Getting of the Association; notice of
ch election being posted, at least one
eek previous to the election date, by
e President of The Student Council.