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The '''Head Cheerleader''' of the Rensselaer Union was an Officer of the Union under the 1948 Rensselaer Union Constitution, elected annually alongside the [[Grand Marshal]], [[President of the Union]], and officers of the [[Student Council]] were elected. Their duties were defined in Article VIII of the Union Constitution.

Little is known about the office of Head Cheerleader beyond what is present in Article VIII. They were required to be a part of Division B (which in modern terms roughly translates to being a ~~first~~-year student), and were required to have been a cheerleader for one year. They oversaw the Institute's cheerleading staff and assisted in the distribution of "the official songs and cheers".

Little is known about the office of Head Cheerleader beyond what is present in Article VIII. They were required to be a part of Division B (which in modern terms roughly translates to being a third-year student) at the time of their election, and were required to have been a cheerleader for one year. They oversaw the Institute's cheerleading staff and assisted in the distribution of "the official songs and cheers".

~~The~~ 1969 Rensselaer Union Constitution,

In the 1969 Rensselaer Union Constitution, the office of Head Cheerleader was abolished. It would not return in

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 The '''Head Cheerleader''' of the Rensselaer Union was an Officer of the Union under the 1948 Rensselaer Union Constitution, elected annually alongside the [[Grand Marshal]], [[President of the Union]], and officers of the [[Student Council]] were elected. Their duties were defined in Article VIII of the Union Constitution.
-Little is known about the office of Head Cheerleader beyond what is present in Article VIII. They were required to be a part of Division B (which in modern terms roughly translates to being a first-year student), and were required to have been a cheerleader for one year. They oversaw the Institute's cheerleading staff and assisted in the distribution of "the official songs and cheers".
+Little is known about the office of Head Cheerleader beyond what is present in Article VIII. They were required to be a part of Division B (which in modern terms roughly translates to being a third-year student) at the time of their election, and were required to have been a cheerleader for one year. They oversaw the Institute's cheerleading staff and assisted in the distribution of "the official songs and cheers".
-The 1969 Rensselaer Union Constitution,
+In the 1969 Rensselaer Union Constitution, the office of Head Cheerleader was abolished. It would not return in