New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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V -f 7Xxk . N fm i is l E 3 ! - .1 a I S z S I iii I 33 fri? 4 'i 0114... fig , A . x E KVW. 5 4. I 1 it -??wf -ff . U- ag - ,Qs g. ef? Constitution of Senior Class PREAMBLE To alle to whome theis decrees shalle come, Greetinge, WHEREAS, oure deare sovereigne Kinge Kornelyius Katterjohne hath grauntd vnto the rite honable Senyore Classe theyre woulking papours, wee, in tauking leave therofe, as Grads ofe '31, to the ende that justyce be reestblyshed, publik ordere mayntained Qin the librauryj and libeurtye fwithoot passesj bee inytyatede-wee haulde theis neede to bee selfefevydent as an endowement of inalyenable wrights-doe bye dizsentione of opynione establishe and ordaine thise Constitution. ARTICLE I Section 1. Alle power herein confirmede shalle bee vestede as the bodie politike sees fit or otherwise, whiche shalle persiste toe leave a defycite and a polize record. Section 2. Alle bulles shalle oryginate in thee Warre Departementef' and if financyal in charactere shalle bee referede to Dad. If hee approves he shalle signe, and in case of vetoe, the projecte shalle bee past vnder hise noze. ARTICLE II Section 1. It is orderede, sentencede and decreede, withe little delyberatyon that, hence forwarde and backwarde, there bee a presidente, the supreme executore fnever executrixej, who sholde merelie regarde the miscondvcte of the groupe. Section 2. In hise leverage a mallete wille bee helde but never usede, vnless boysterous demonstratyons awake the somnalente factyone who, dystvrbede, wille cosse a breeche in the admynystratyone. ARTICLE III Section 1. The vizefpresidente, usuallie floore leedere of the minorytie partie, becoumes dvctatore when the prexy overexertes himeselfe or is overwhelmede by the fairere sexe, 'ex officio' fby virtue of hise offyzel. ARTICLE IV Section 1. Fore oure Heirs and Posteritie, wee doe create a secretarie whoe shalle illegyblie recorde the momentes of eech githerin, beein carefule toe leave out the moste importente factes and detayl'ng the insygnyfycante dyscuzyones, ' ARTICLE V Section 1. By certainne knowledge, mere motione, and for the disadwantage of oure assygnes, doe electe a Classe treasurer, woose dutie shalle bee toe reporte on the finances, beeing dilygente to conceele the defycite, ARTICLE VI Section 1. Ande, wee doe further, condemne one to bee oure classe profete. He shalle crystale gaze in a fishe bole and never dysappoynte anyone by the truthe. Smalle bribes are acceptable fore the revealying of damagying evydence. ARTICLE VII Section 1. Buy special permizyone of the copiwrite owners, doe sympathize with the inspirede classe poetes, whoe portrait with silver tongue the magnyfycance of oure classe, illumynatyng the brite side and keepying the shadie side always toe themselfes. ARTICLE VIII Section 1. Hereinafter, a Classe critik shalle bee selected from the moste populare memberes of the facooltie- Firste in the harts of her studentes true. Bestowede with wisdome and persuasione, she shalle be the guidyng spyrit and ideal of the classe, who wille lifte her hie on a pedestale, which is ovvrturnede when the meetyng is adjournede. ARTICLE IX Section 1. Alle amendementes gratuiouslie consyderede, with commone understaunding, that neither thise docomente or its supplementes will e'er becoume effectyve. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION ,Ax I V v , . - N iI+.. I 'ws ., Nu I E K i F g , I . -- Li -35.513 f fVXg'.., , .. A 5 :- ..,.3Q.L2rg3 ' - 1 ARTICLE I in Section 1. Alle dulie electede offyceres fmalej shalle not be affyliatede with under' V I I xixjr classewomen, fore whose wantes a Sophe dictatyng the affayres of a gouvernement of the Q . .. W tg f. :mi Senyores, by the Senyores, for the Senyores. 3 W' , ,..,.,x,.V5i Inn witinesse. whereofe. wee have causede thefs oure lettres toe bee patented. Imagyne 11.5 I ,fiii K1 oureselfes at NAHS. the teenth day of May, in the laste yeare of oure raigne 1931. f gf fs., Per Breve de Privato Sigillo, DONALD COYTE '31 ig, 'H+ f- 'y an A . IW, W. .,,., , .' M sv- N., ., - I., ,,.. .K . .-.- .,.. .M t..i1zi A - Q., .x I 'L:f'.1gs eg V ai. Q 5 'L ,f 7 '. ,l 4 v.- -' 1 . f Biff 1 g H . y 5 Illllfs - , I af? I , gy 'ees 5 ' i a - I gI.iiz..4 , 1 i ' Q' 1 f :f'v 1 'R I . '- f',4?-9 V I ' ' 12.3 fl iii 1 A -Kiifwt Q we ' E1 .'.L iz.: Q H ., 1: .gat ff , , t 1,,..g,A -4--- 'I we 2 1 uf? ..-: 4. Z ' 1 . -I X 51 ,. . It 1. -Q 1 'a A ,- i ..Jg.,.Ll,, 1 .q...,iMg i N.. . K Akzx psig:- i ii. I 53 . sr. I . .W A M y bk.. 'Q-ings? V . Y