High School of Commerce - Caravel Yearbook (New York, NY)

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COMMERCE YEAR BOOK, 1,911 y THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION fwfvwf- HE A. Af' is indeed the most important organization in the 'ig' Q' school, and is one of the best managed of its kind in the 'Lil' TL: cou1Itry. It fosters all the athletic activities in the school by Vik -:ei paying their expenses and supervising their actions. VVhenever a team needs money for travelling expenses, outfits, etc., a requisition is submitted by the manager of the team tothe Executive Committee. Should this committee approve the requisition it is passed on to the Faculty Committee. If it is approved by them the funds are finally appropriated. The General Assembly consists of the delegates of all the classes. This term there were about one hundred fifteen delegates 3 one delegate for every seven members. Its duties consist in electing the oliicers of the HA. A. and amending the constitution. D The Nominating Committee, which is composed of all the managers, captains and coaches of the teams, nominate other managers and officers for various positions. Its selections are subject, however, to the Execu- tive Committee, which is composed of the President and the representa- tives. Each term, above the second, is entitled to a representative. This committee, as aforesaid, approves requisitions and the selections of the Nominating Committee. From September to January the number of members was eight hun- dred and fifty, while at the present writing there are eight hundred and twenty-five for the term of February to june. Although the oflicers have long striven to pass the one thousand mark, they have not thus far suc- ceeded, but we earnestly hope that before the year ends their efforts will be rewarded. The various committees and otiicers for the past year follow: EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JAMES J. SHEPPARD ............................. Principal ALFRED C. BRYAN... ........................... Chairman MELVILLE S. KING ............................. Treasurer WILLIAM H. HANCE .... Faculty Member, Teacher-at-Large SAMUEL CHERR ........ Sept. to Feb. JAMES I. KELLEI-IEE ..... Feb. to func .E:r-officio, President of the A. A. REPRESENTATIVES Sept, to Feb, Term- Feb. to fune SCHADER - Eighth VAN BAALEN BARUCH St?'Zi'611fH1 COHEN IYICLOUGHLIN S i .1-th MCLOUGHLIN Toyv Fifth, WIENERS FREER Fourth BLAKE HAAS Third WEEKS 49

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COMMERCE YEAR BOOK, 1911'. FACULTY COMMITTEE X ALFRED C. BRYAN, Clzairmau H. ALIIINGER H. M. HALL ' E. W. ROESSLER R. CARTER W. HANCE P. J. E.. ROTHERHAM W. L. FOSTER M. S. KING F. GRANT S. G. L. M. R. J. 7. ,LLL .A Sept. to CIIERR RENNER R. ATKINS S. :KING MAcsoUn SCHADER W. Pg MANGUSI-: ELIGIBILITY COMMITTEE H. M. HALL, Chairman WILLIAM HANCE HARRY E. ALDINGER NOMINATING COMMITTEE .ALFRED C. BRYAN, Cha-irznan Sept. to Feb. Sport Feb. to June . Football CI-IEER k TAYLOR GRAEF STRONG Baseball SCHAEFER SCHAEFER ATKINS ATKINS F. GRANT Q F. GRANT Track ' VVALTERS VVALTERS ARMB .ARMB H. ALDINGER H. .ALDINGER Basket-ball HAGER HAGER VVHYTE VVHYTE SCIIONRRRG SCHONBI-:RG Cross Country JOSEPH MCILLVAIN ROSENBAUM GoDw1N FOSTER FOSTER ' Soccer DUDENHOFFER ISRAEL Tow FRASER Tcmzis NIAYER IYIAYER HALL HALL S'wiuzRmi11g LANE LANE LIOONAN b INIOONAN ROTHERHAM ROTHLRHAM Rifle SERWRR SERWER BARZILAY BARZILAY FOSTER FOSTER GENERAL OFFICERS - Feb. at 'f,'Q Fvb. to June Pl'L'Sld61'1'f J. KELLEHER Vive-Prcsidcfzt Svcrcfary L. R. KEEFE Trcasurrr M. S. KING Assisfnizt Treaszzrer R. MAcsoUn Rf7L'0l'll'Cl' H. L. WATEROUS sr