Berkeley High School - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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OLLA PODRIDA BERKELEY HIGH SWIMMING. Receipts. Expenses. Tickets to baths $ 9.50 DEFICIT $ 9.50 TENNIS. Receipts. Expenses. Balls $ 2.50 Racquet covers 2.00 Total ' s $ 4.50 DEFICIT $ 4.50 BAND. Receipts. Special collection $ 2.50 Dance 53- 2 o From Y. M. C. A 7.50 Total 63.00 Expenses. Music . $ 1325 Bass horn 85.00 Suit case 5.00 Two dozen B. B. stubs 2.50 Total $ . 105.75 DEFICIT $ 42.75 GLEE CLUB. On hand . . $ 7.91 GENERAL ACCOUNT. Receipts. Dues «. $ 299.00 Expenses. Envelopes $ 5.31 Printing ...... .1 : 5.00 Scrap book 1.75 Trophy for interclass baseball series 10.00 Numbering machine 5.00 Damages to Piedmont Rink 11 .50 31

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BERKELEY HIGH Telegrams and carfare 2.30 Drugs 5.00 Doctor bill 2.00 Laundry . . 3-90 Plaster .50 Photos .70 Tennis marker 1.25 Total S 112.55 Deficit ..- $ 84.30 BASKET BALL (Girls). Receipts. Jinks S 9.45 Expenses. Coach S 20.00 Trip to San Rafael 6.55 Janitor services 3.00 Total $ 2 9-55 Deficit $. . 20.10 BASEBALL. Receipts. Alameda High School game $ 16.05 Oakland High School games 36-70 Total S 2. , Expenses. Base balls . . . , $ 50.00 Eats 10.00 Bat bag 2.00 Uniforms , 82.50 Telephone, carfare, telegrams and stationery 2.50 Manager ' s expenses 1.00 Mask, mitt and score book 9.00 Rent 5.00 Printing 10.00 Total $ 172.00 DEFICIT $ 119.25 30

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OLLA PODRIDA BERKELEY HIGH Receipt and order books 16.25; B ' s .6o Bills carried over from Fall Term 55-95 Total $ 1 1 1.36 Balance $ 187.64 SUMMARY. Receipts. Expenses.. On hand January 1 $ 88.09 Glee Club 7.91 Olla Podrida 832.36 $ 863.90 ' Track 222.61 302.15 Basket ball (Boys) 28.25 112.55 Basketball (Girls) 9.45 29.55 Baseball 52.75 172.00 ' Swimming 9-5o- Tennis 4- 50 Band 63.00 !05-75 General account 299.00 11 1.36 ' Totals $1,603.42 $1,711.26 ' DEFICIT $ 107.84 NOTE. — The above figures would seem to indicate that we ran behind $107.84, besides using up the surplus of $88.09. From this surplus, however, should be deducted $55.95, which was spent in liquidating bills of the preceding term that came in after my last report was printed. We have acquired a bass horn for the band, and have equipped the baseball team with uniforms that will be serviceable for another year. The Olla Podrida was so nearly self sustaining that the Senior Class was not called upon to pay a burdensome assessment. Taking these items into consideration, the report, on the whole, is not so discouraging as the bare figures indicate. The financial outlook at this date is very encouraging. The Executive Com- mittee has recently assumed the responsibility for the balance of ninety-one dollars due on the piano, and is confident of its ability to meet this obligation, remove the above deficit, and report a surplus at the end of the term. October 11, 1910. W. B. CLARK, Treasurer. 32