University High School - Cub Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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P AWAKE AT LAST! A surplus in the coffers of the student body of University high school! For the first time in many se- mesters, the regular allowance of the numerous organizations as given them by the student body treasury did not have to be cut down to the minimum. W h at is our present wealth due to? It is gen- erally agreed that this con- goooiw dition is the 0 result of bet- te r or aniza- tion dill the K Q' part of both faculty and student of fi- cials. N ever be- fore have the various insti- tutions joined together to form what is now known as the finance commission. This group is at present composed of the commissioner of finance, the commissioner of girls affairs, the student body president, the busi- ness managers of the Daily U-N-I and Cub T1'acks, the commissioner of publicity and the faculty treas- urer, as well as the advisor of our publications system. This semester a. new system of selling student body cards. which are one of the mainstays of sup- port, and U-N-I cards was intro- duced by this commission. During the campaign, which lasted a week the ninety salesman made it possi- ble for individuals to secure their cards by means of personal inter- vi e w s and such. As a result, m o r e t h a n eleven hundred stu- d e n t b o d y cards w e r e sold by the end of th e first quarter. This is th e highest quota K5 that has ever QD jf been reached U so early in the semester. f JL? A new slo- W gan was intro- 0 duced by the commissioner of girls af- fairs, Dorothy Hays, who went into every one of the girls clubs with the message, UFirst you are a member of the student body and then you are a member of a clubf' Un the eve of our recent Student Body night, the big entertainment of the term, at which a great deal of the school revenue is secured, rain fell peacefully over this re- gion, not only making the streets wet and disagreeable, but dampen- QContinued on Page 481 10