PENN STATE A. A.
FINANCIAL REPORT
Conservative Policy of Athletic
Committee and Efficient Manage
ment by Graduate Manager
Bringing Excellent Results.
Plans for Future Announced.
Pursuant to the policy of the
alumni advisory committee that
athletics "live within their means - ’
the financial afians of the Athletic
Association have been so conduc
ted that each year has shown a
small surplus. When the first
graduate manager took over the
supervision of financial matters in
IPOS, lie found the association ill
debt to the extent of several thou
sand dollars. The last of these
obligations weie denied off in the
fall of 1911 and the close of the
year 1911-12 showed a credit bal
ance in the association treasury
for the first time. Since then no
year has been conducted at a loss,
and as may lie seen, m the follow
ing statement of the Ntlilctie as-!
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE
COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
For the Year Ending August 31, 1914.
'Mimtnan of Income and Kxjmi'u
< ieiuT.il .ism mat h m aco unit
1913 Football ;u*ioinit ... .
1914 Track account
3914 baseball account
liiuii I'm vein 1913-14
Balance Sheet
1914 font hall ..
1915 basketball .
MNecllanenu* general W
sneiatum arc*mill . .
Xa’uimi" rei ei\able Sept 1. 1914
Mileage *'ii hand
! Vll\ cash i m lund
investments 4S shaies 1' l\. K. stuck
Cash in Sinking fund at 3‘4 interest
Cash in cheeking aicmint Kir*t Xal «mal Hank,
State College
\dv.inn expenditure
Xa'ntmli pay .tide. Sept. 1. 1914
Ampins—Sept 1. 1913
Not jfjiin tear nf 191.1-14 .. ..
Xui-pht-—Sept 1. 1914
$5541.45 $3541.4.1
l - ,ip\ nf .-uiditm's imu im tlie original statement m tlie Athletic
\ssneialnm tile-:
“I have audited the above income and expense account and bal
ance -licet fa lint. ,11. 1914 and liml them to be correct".
(Signed) D. K. Peet, C. P. A.
Dec. 11. 1914
\ detailed schedule oi income viewed by inteie-ted member- of
and expense i- filed in the gradu- the Association,
ate manager- oil ice and may be
HONOR SYSTEM
PRESENTED
Systems of Every Description
Studied to Find Beßt.
The following Honor System is
presented for consideration to the
students by the student governing
bodies:
\KTICI.K I
Definition of the Honor System.
Sec. 1. Tin*, system shall he
known as the honor system of the
student body of the Pennsylvania
State College.
See. 2. Definitions of viola
tions. \ny of the following acts
shall he considered violations of
the honor system: any attempt to
i ceen e dishonest assistance either
before the examination or quiz
begins or during its continuance
from hooks, papers, or any printed
matter or written aids whatsoever,
oi from any person, or attempt to
give dishonest assistance, whether
the one so doing has m has not
completed Ins papei-
Sec 3. The pledge. K\ery
student .shall append to his quiz
or examination paper a written or
printed declaration reading as fol
lows: "I pledge my word of honor
that in this exercise I have neither
given noi received dishonest as
sistance of anv kind. - ' (Signatuie)
See. 4. Failure to make pledge.
Any student who fails to place the
pledge on his paper shall he noti
fied. 11 lie then lefuses to make
the pledge, lie shall he leportcd hv
the examiner for investigation to
snciatimi. now has a -tirplti- of
practically $.1500.00. It i- the plan
of the committee to divide the sur
plus into a small contingency fund
to provide for extraordinary needs
of the association, and to divert
the balance into an athletic im
provement fund. A possible u-c
for such an improvement fund will
come in the near future when it
will be necessary to remove the
present track house and provide
new quarters on the site reserved
for that purpose on Mew Reaver
Field.
This policy of theconimittcchas
worked gi eat benefit to Penn
State’s athletics. Sy sic mat i c
method- of conserving resources
of the a—ociation and of develop
ing new sources of income have
been instituted with the result
that the rapidly growing needs of
all the departments of athletics
have been liberally and safely met.
With a view to acquainting the
alumni more fully' with present
day' conditions, a detailed state
ment of this phase of the Athletic
Association activities will lie pub
lished in a latei issue of the Quar
terly.
liHonie (expendi
tures
$ 51X0.90 $ 5180.90
, 173X5.00 152X7.20
. 20X2 13 53X4.22
. 514K.86 4213.46
529790.X9 $2X065.78
2X065.7X
X 1731.11
S 412 21
lX.fi>)
35 00
2026.81
90 00
81720.12
1731.11
.83451.25
tlie honor committee. If he still
refuses to sign. his refusal shall
be taken as direct evidence of dis
honesty and lie -hall be punished
a- hereinafter described.
Sec 5. 1f a student detects any
apparent dishonesty in a quiz or
examination, lie shall at once
quietly inform the unending paity
of the detection Should the of
fender persist, the attention of at
least one other person should be
called to this matter, and then the
case shall be carried to the bo”or
committee which shall condtic. .a
investigation into the same
Sec. (i. ( haler in Classroom.
Order and quiet shall be main
tained during the exercise
ART 1C I.IC 11.
The Faculty’s Duties.
See. 1 The examiner. The
membei of the faculty in charge
of the examination remains in the
room or leaves at his option, but
shall not act a- a proctor
Sec. 2. 'Powers of the faculty.
A student's finished examination
paper which give- evidence of dis
honest work shall be turned over,
by the faculty member teceiviug
it. to die liotioi committee for in
vestigation.
AI4TI Cl. K 111
The Honor Committee.
•Sec. 1. Composition. The hon
or committee shall consist of the
members of the student boaid.
See. 2. The whole .indent
board shall be neccssnrv to con
stitute a quorum at any meeting.
See. 3. Meetings. Immediate
ly upon the presentation of a
charge against any student lodged
with any member of the honor
committee, the chairman, or his
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
representative, shall call a meet
ing of the committee and investi
gate the accusation.
ARTICI.K l\
Duties of the Honor Committee.
Sec. 1. Trials. It -hall be the
duty of the honor committee to
conduct investigation- and trials
of till students accused of dishon
esty in examinations or quizzes.
Sec. 2. Kvideucc. The honor
committee shall summon before it
any student charged with dishon
esty ; -hall -late to the accused the
charge against him: -hall gather
information from witnesses; and
shall give the accused an oppor
tunity for defense.
Sec. 5. I"Iie accused -hall have
the privilege of engaging counsel
for himself and the right to call
witnesses in hi- favor.
Sec. 4. The name of the ac
cuser -hall be known to the honor
committee onlv.
Sec. 5. As far as possible all
evidence obtained by the commit
tee shall be known only to the
committee.
Sec. 6. The name of the accus
ed shall be known to the honor
committee and witnesses only, ex
cept in a case of conviction when
it shall be given to the president
of the college, or his representa
tive.
Sec 7 Conviclion. The honor
committee -hall declare guilty any
student again-t whom, m their
judgement, sufficient evidence has
been brought.
Sec. X. A unanimous vote of
the committee -hall he necessary'
to convict.
Sec. 9. Punishment. For the
first conviction of dishonesty the
com icted shall be suspended from
college for one year with thcpiivi
lege of returning according to the
regulations of the college, at the
beginning of the corresponding
semester in which he vva- sus
pended.
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