University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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JOSLTN HALL Page 10.

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3 ' University Magazine, the Gateway, we, the elect staff of the Gateway do present this cup to the University to be held and awarded yearly in accord- ance to the following- regulations : 1. A systematic campaign for subscriptions for the Gateway shall be carried on, beginning week preceeding the election of the Gateway Staff, and closed on the day of the election. 2. This contest shall be carried on by the classes of scholastic distinc- tion ; namely. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors, 3. The rating is to be based on a percentage per capita basis thus : The number of subscriptions of each class shall be totaled and this total di- vided by the number of pupils enrolled in the class. These percentages will be kept on record until the end of the school year at a time just previous to the pubUshing of the Gateway Annual. Beginning on March 1, a campaign for advertising for the Gateway Annual will be carried on in a manner similar to that of the subscription campaign. The percentage in this case shall be based on the total monej ' value represented by the advertising which the class has reported. The two final averages will be averaged and the mean calculated. The class whose final average is the larg-est will be awarded the cup to be held until any oth- er class in the following- year shall prove itself more worthy of its posses- sion by defeating the possessor in a campaign similar to the one described. 4 The name of the class holding the cup each year will be engraved on the cup. 5. In recognition of the effort by individuals of any class, a yearly subscription to the Gateway including the Annual will be awarded to the party of each class who has obtained the greatest number of subscriptions and the largest value in ads. In case one party should receive the greatest number of subscriptions and another of the same class, the g-reatest value in ads, each of them shall receive a subscription to the Gateway to include an Annual. 6. The cup shall be formally presented to the winning class at an en- tertainment called the Gateway Social to be held at the University not later than five weeks after the beginning of school ; said social to be given by the members of the classes which were defeated in the contest. The results of the campaign of this year are as follows : Subscriptions Ads. Mean. Seniors 50% 0 35% Juniors 30 25 15 Sophomores 45 20 25 Freshmen 65 oO 70 We congratulate the Freshman class on its splendid work and hope that their enthusiasm will carry on into the Sophomore class of 1921-22. Al Kastman, freshman, received the largest number of ads while Marion Fish- er of the same class takes the prize for subscriptions. Pag-f f-

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JACOB ' S HALL (G?, mnasium)