Smith Cotton High School - Archives Yearbook (Sedalia, MO)

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Ruth Ann k Taylor bertson Glenn Cox, Ir. Dick Dean A Editor-in'chief Business , Manager I947rARCI-IIVES STAFF At long last the '47 Archives is finished. From planning pages and taking pictures to looking at the finished product has been a long grind. Q J Q . , y Expenses have kept us in a worried state of mind all year. But thanks to the hard work and de- termination of our business manager and the invaluable counsel and advice of our sponsor, Mrs. Cook, we've Worked on a sound financial program with a great deal of success. You can imagine our near hysteria when we discovered the total cost of our annual to- be 53,300. Of this, 51,400 had been raised through subscription, leaving us 51,900 to raise by assessments, by advertising, and by cutting corners. As a last resort we gave up our plans for a padded cover, colored ink, and fancy paper. XV e even had to go so far as to refuse Dean his allotment for cigars, cigarettes, and pipe tobacco, and We had to cut off Rosenthal's allowance for bubble gum. Boy, what they said! So, among other things, if your picture isn't quite so handsome as you think it should be, vve're sorry, We just couldn't afford to take it more than once or twice. XVC, thc staff, feel that it was a noble and Worthwhile sacrifice when we voluntarily gave up the fifty cent an hour daily wage that we had included in our original 53,300 budget. Even with more than our share of problems and worries we've found a great deal of pleasure in pub- lishiug this, the l947 volume of the Archives. Page 5

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