Booster Club Meeting Minutes
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Current Board Members
Kendal Paulsen, President
Tony Mauer, Vice President
Lindsey Eblen, Treasurer
Kelcie Chlupacek, Secretary
Rick Nickerson, High School Principal
Jacon Shupp, New Activities Director
Danielle Johnson
Ryan Avis
Stevie Chambers
Sarah Saar
Jennifer Smith
Jim/Jodi Fleissner
Mike/Gina Mentzer
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CONSTITUTION OF TREYNOR ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB
ARTICLE I: NAME
The name of the organization will be Treynor Athletic Community Booster
Club, of Treynor, Pottawattamie County, Iowa.
ARTICLE II: PURPOSE
It is the purpose of the Treynor Athletic Community Booster Club to encourage
and support Treynor School’s current and future athletes, and to support
Treynor School in the operation of athletic events.
ARTICLE III: SUPPORTED GROUPS
1. Baseball
2. Basketball-Boys
3. Basketball Girls
4. Cheerleading-Football
5. Cheerleading-Baskeball
6. Cheerleading-Wrestling
7. Cross Country-Boys
8. Cross Country-Girls
9. Dance Team
10. Football
11. Golf-Boys
12. Golf-Girls
13. Softball
14. Soccer-Boys
15. Soccer-Girls
16. Track-Boys
17. Track-Girls
18. Volleyball
19. Weight Room
20. Wrestling-Boys
21. Wrestling-Girls
ARTICLE lV: MEMBERSHIP
Membership shall be open to any person who subscribes to the purpose and
function of the Treynor Athletic Community Booster Club. Members do not
have to have students currently enrolled at Treynor Schools to join.
ARTICLE V: BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section I:
The affairs of the club shall be managed by a minimum twelve (12)- fifteen
(15) member Board of Directors who shall comply with the Constitution and
By-Laws of the Treynor Community Athletic Booster Club. Activity Director or in
his absence someone appointed by the school which will represent the
administration of Treynor High School and who will serve as a non-voting
member.
Section II:
No member of the Board of Directors shall serve more than four (4)
consecutive years, including the fulfillment of an un-expired term of a
previous board member except the Athletic Director. An elected term is three
(3) years in length.
ARTICLE Vl: OFFICERS
The six officers of the club shall be adult members with a child enrolled in
Treynor School or live within the Treynor School District and shall consist of the
President, a Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Membership Chair Person
and Activity Director. The President shall have been on the board for one
previous year before assuming the roll.
ARTICLE VIl: MEETINGS
Section I:
Four (4) regularly scheduled meetings shall be held annually. Meetings will be
held in the months of July, October, January, and April.
Section II:
Meetings other than four (4) yearly meetings will be conducted upon call of
the President or two board members.
ARTICLE VIlI: AMENDMENTS
These Articles of the Constitution may be amended at a meeting of the
membership by a majority vote of the board, provided due notice of the
proposed amendment(s) has been given in writing to all members at least
seven (7) days previous.
BY-LAWS OF TREYNOR ATHLETIC COMMUNITY BOOSTER CLUB
ARTICLE I: MEMBERSHIP
Section I: Qualifications
1. Membership is open to persons who subscribe to the purpose and
function of the Treynor Community Athletic Booster Club and shall run
through the fiscal year.
2. Annual dues, club levels, and privileges for membership shall be
determined at the last meeting of the current fiscal year for the next
fiscal year.
Section II: Representation
Each adult member is entitled to one vote when personally in attendance at
meetings of the club. Proxy votes are not allowed.
ARTICLE II: BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Section I: Number and Term of Office
The business and operation of the club shall be managed and controlled by a
board of twelve-fifteen (12-15) directors who shall be elected by a plurality
vote of the members prior to the first annual meeting for the year.
Section II: Vacancies
In case of any vacancy on the Board, a successor for the unexpired term shall
be appointed by the President until the next election.
Section III: Meetings
Board of Directors meetings shall be held at a time and place called by the
President.
Section IV: Quorum
3/5 of the directors present at a scheduled meeting shall constitute a
quorum.
ARTICLE III: OFFICERS
Section I: Officers
The officers shall be elected at the annual (August) meeting. The Board, from
their number, shall elect for the ensuing year, a President, Vice-President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and Membership Chairperson.
Section II: Duties
1. The President:
A. Shall preside at all meetings of the club and of the Board of Directors.
B. Shall personally represent the club or appoint a delegate as needed.
C. Shall appoint committees, committee chairpersons, and ad hoc
committees.
2. The Vice-President:
A. Shall have such powers and perform such duties as delegated by the
President.
B. In the absence or disability of the President, he/she shall perform the
duties and exercise the powers of the President.
3. The Secretary:
A. Shall keep all minutes of all Board of Directors and membership
meetings.
B. Shall keep such other records as directed by the Board of Directors.
C. Shall sign with the President, or with the Vice-President, all contracts.
D. Shall perform all the duties usually incident to the office of Secretary,
subject to the control of the Board of Directors.
4. The Treasurer:
A. Shall keep the financial records of the club, collect dues, and
authorize payment on approval of the Board. All funds are to be kept in
the Booster Clubs account at Treynor State Bank.
B. Shall perform all the duties usually incident to the office of the
Treasurer, subject to the control of the Board of Directors.
5. The Membership Chairperson:
A. Shall keep all membership records and update all rolls on a monthly
basis.
B. Shall keep a database of past and present members for club use.
C. Shall advise the club on membership commitments from the 18
activities.
D. Shall organize yearly membership mailings to past, current, and
potential members.
6. Athletic Director
A. The Athletic Director shall represent the administration of Treynor
High School.
Article lV — Bookkeeping, Accounting, Records and Procedures
Section I:
1. Bookkeeping- A Chart of accounts that accurately reflects the income,
revenue, expenses, assets, and liabilities of the Club, shall be prepared
and maintained by the Treasurer. The Board may prescribe such chart
of accounts. An archive of books, records, financial statements, and
relative documents will be maintained in the Club office on the school
premises or other locations designated by the board. The Secretary
shall keep a record book.
2. Books, Records, Chart of Accounts- The Club shall keep correct books
and records of account and shall also keep minutes of the proceedings
of its Board of Directors and Committees having any of the authority of
the Board of Directors.
3. Inspection- All books and records of the Club may be inspected by any
member in good standing for any proper purpose at any reasonable
time.
4. Report- The treasurer will be required to submit a detailed report at the
end of each year.
ARTICLE V: FISCAL YEAR
The fiscal year of the Booster Club shall begin August first and end July thirty-
first.
ARTICLE Vl: BASIC POLICIES OF OPERATION
The following section defines the policy for the Treynor Community Athletic
Booster Club.
1. The club shall be non-political and non-sectarian.
2. The name of the organization or the names of the members in their
official capacities shall not be used without written consent.
3. Persons representing the organization shall make no commitments that
bind the organization, unless authorized by the Board of Directors.
4. The Booster Club shall have the following standing committees:
Class sponsored
Summer Concessions
Winter Concessions
Youth Boys Basketball Tourney-Handled by Boys Basketball
Homecoming Dinner
Golf Tourney
Youth Girls Basketball Tourney-Handled by Girls Basketball
Each class will have an event that they will run 7 -12 grade and in their senior
year, they will train the Sixth-grade class.
Booster sponsored
Membership
Communication
Auction/Dinner
Supplies
Clothing Sales
Grants
Each committee will have 1-2 appointed chairperson(s).
Any additional committees can be created upon a majority vote at any
monthly meeting.
5. Merchandise- The Booster Club will purchase the merchandise for
fundraising activities and make them available to all teams for their individual
fundraising. Sales proceeds of such merchandise by individual team
volunteers shall be divided between the Booster Club general fund (50%) and
the individual team’s fund (50%). The 50/50 split may be modified by a
majority vote of the Board of Directors. Sales of Booster Club merchandise
during events underwritten by the Booster Club shall be directed to the
general fund. Proceeds generated by parent-directed sales of individual
teams shall be directed to the individual team account.
ARTICLE VlI: PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORITY
Robert’s Rules of Order shall be the authority on all questions of procedure not
specifically stated in the Constitution and By-Laws.
ARTICLE VIII: FINANCES
1. The funds of this association shall be used to further the purpose
expressed in Article II of this Constitution. Only the Treasurer, upon the
approval of the Board of Directors, shall be authorized to disburse funds.
2. Funds can be used for the advancement of the youth and Junior High
programs, under the direction of the head high school coach for their
representative program.
3. Prior to distribution of the funds a request form must be submitted to
the Athletic Director who will submit the request to the Treasurer.
4. The President of the association shall have the authority to authorize
expenditures up to one hundred dollars ($100.00) each month outside
of the established percentages when it is not feasible to call a special
meeting of the Board of Directors. A report of expenditures shall be
given at the next meeting.
5. This association is organized as a non-profit organization per section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and no member shall have any
legal or equitable ownership in any of its funds or property.
6. In the event of the dissolution of this association, any funds or property
remaining shall be turned over to Treynor Athletic Department.
7. All funds are to be counted by a minimum of two members deposited in
the approved bank at the end of each event.
8. The Treasurer of the association shall authorize payment by check of all
debts of the association within seven (7) days after receipt or on
approval by the Board of Directors.
9. The funds may be withdrawn on the signature of the Treynor Athletic
Booster Club President and Treasurer plus one other board member.
10. No part of the net earnings of the Organization shall be used to the
benefit of, or be distributed to, its members, trustees, officers, or other
private persons except that the Organization shall be authorized and
empowered to pay reasonable compensation for services rendered.
11. Each activity will have its own account within the Booster Club where
funds raised by the activity will remain until needed.
12. For the fiscal year 2016-2017 the first $10,000 raised will be applied to the
Booster Club’s operating account, all other funds raised during this
fiscal year will be added to the general account and will be allocated to
the activities using the percentage chart, up to $75,000, for use in the
fiscal year of 2017-2018. Funds over $75,000 will be added to the Booster
Club’s operating account.
Percentage chart
1. Baseball—8.0%
2. Basketball-Boys—7.0%
3. Basketball Girls—7.0%
4. Cheerleading-Football—2.0%
5. Cheerleading-Baskeball—1.0%
6. Cheerleading-Wrestling—1.0%
7. Cross Country-Boys—2.0%
8. Cross Country-Girls—2.0%
9. Dance Team—2.0%
10. Football—10.0%
11. Golf-Boys—4.0%
12. Golf-Girls—4.0%
13. Softball—7.00%
14. Soccer-Boys—6.0%
15. Soccer-Girls—6.0%
16. Track-Boys—5.0%
17. Track-Girls--5.0%
18. Volleyball—4.0%
19. Weight Room—7.0%
20. Wrestling-Boys—5.0%
21. Wrestling-Girls—5.0%
ARTICLE X: AMENDMENTS
These By-Laws may be amended at a meeting of the membership by a
majority vote of the board, provided due notice of the proposed
amendment(s) has been given in writing to all members at least seven (7)
days previous.