Page 4 Maroon and Gold Thursday, October 16, i%9 Financial Statements of the SGA ELON COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ELON COLLEGE STUP^T GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Elon College, North Carolina STATEMENfOF CONUHIQN “ M.V 7. 1969 Current As>ett Cash In Bank and on Hana Year Ended May 7, 1969 LiabUitles and Fund Balance Current.r. w ^ i iv * Accounts PayaHe (per Schedule I) Owed to Class Treasurers - Fund Bounce Total Liabilities and Fund Balance Cash Basis ^04.27 $704.27 Changes co Recognize Additional Accrual No Change $517.93 $186.34 $2,053.08 $704.27 $2,053.08 $2,053.08 $2,053.08 $ 704.2*/ $2,053.0 517.9 $1,866.7 $ 704.2 NEW VERSION OF ‘FREE-FOR-ALL’ Last Week’s Game Christians Fs. Quakers By Dwight Mize Reprinted from the Oct. 3 issue of The Appalachian, Appalachian State Uni versity. It finally happened in America. It even happen ed in North Carolina. The Quakers and Chris tians lived peaceably to gether ever since this great land was created but the “meltingpot” fin ally boiled over. Where did it happen? It happened at Elon, North Carolina. When did it happen? It happened Saturday night, September 27. What happened? Several hundred fans, players, and others were involved in a clash at the Elon-Guilford game last Saturday night. It took several law-enforcement agents over twenty min utes to clear the field of the spectators and play ers. How did it happen? Reporters state that the free-for-all started over an incident at the Guil ford bench. Elon’s Richard McGeorge went after a pass at the side lines at the Guilford bench and reportedly was hit UNINTENTIONALLY af ter the play had ended. The All-American end who is one of the great est ends in the entire nation unintentionally (of course) pushed Guilford Coach Bob Lord. That was all it took as the Guilford bench emptied at an attempt to get to McGeorge. Elon’s bench then emptied and ran to the other side of the field to get in a few punches of their own. As Elon’s bench emp tied they were followed by a herd of Elon fans. Guilford fans, not to be outdone, lit out for the field. Somehow, the police got in the midst and broke up the action. Heard In the crowd were screams of "police brutality.” After the tempers were cooled somewhat, a check under the Guilford stands delivered a surprise. Ly ing peaceably, i.e. cold as a cucumber, was offen sive-back Joe Rinaca (he was just taking a nap, said Guilford fans, be cause he was tired). Appalachian plays at Elon this Saturday night (Oct. 4). Each Mountain eer fan planning on taking the trip should take along helmets, say certain foot ball enthusiasts. ELON COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION * ' Eloli Colleae, >^rth CarollM ctatfmFNT of cash receipts ANP DISBURSEMEj^S May 7, 1968 to May 7, 1969 Exhibit B Page 1 Receipts (Other than of Class Funds) Income from Student Government Association Fees Income from Dances and Concerts Income from Flower Sales Income from Homecoming Events Income from 90-day Savings (10-1-68 to 12-31-68) Income from Sales of Newspaper Ads Unidentified Income Total, Cash in Bank and on Hand, May 7,1968 Total LHBbursementfi (Oiber Uun of Class Funds) Entertainment Concerts - Homecoming Concerts - Spring Weekend Concerts • Captain Elon Dances - Welcome Back Dances - Homecoming Dances - Captain Elon Dances - March Formal Dances - Easter Dances - Spring Weekend Dances - Special Coffee House External Affairs - State Student Legislature External Affairs - National Student Association External Affairs - General Liberal Arts Forum - General Liberal Arts Forum - Fine Films Contemporary Affairs - General Office - Secretary Office - Machines Office - General Awards Flowers Publicity Newspaper Pep - Cheerleaders Pep - Bus Pep - General Radio Sub-total Carried Forward $ 2,759.09 9,378.68 2,862.90 784.31 260.00 65.69 400.00 150.00 536.18 426.32 762.37 111.84 360.62 625.85 7,928.89 1,671.28 1,975.51 1,204.61 15.00 1,929.93 232.59 716.33 282.98 2,050.58 709.60 1,185.30 146.15 147.70 $39,680.30 ELON COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Elon College, North Carolina STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS May 7, 1968 to May 7, 1969 Sub-total Brought Forward Disbursements (Other than of Class Funds) - Continued Student Government Fees Refunded Student Government Fees Paid by Bad Check Cash in Bank and on Hand - May 7, 1969 (Other than Class Funds) Special Receipts and Disbursements of Class Funds $31,360. 4,712. 529. 1,052. 62. 1,647. 484. $39,848. 201. $40,050. $40,050. $39,680.30 100.00 84.00 Exhibit B Page 2 $40,050.64 S39.864.30 Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Receipts $ 90.00 315.11 272.34 22Q>0Q $897.45 Disbursements Balance $ -0- $ 90.00 355.68 (40.57) 23.84 248.50 -0- 22Q.OO.. $379.52 $517.93 Cash in Bank and on Hand, May 7, 1969 (all Funds) Location of Cash Funds > May 7, 1969 Undeposlted Cash On Deposit, Wachovia Bank and Trust Company, Burlington, N.C. Student Government Association Funds $133.09 53.25 Class Funds S -0- 517.93 $186.34 $517.93 ELON COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Elon College, North Carolina j^CCOUNTS PAYABLE May 7, 1969 $ 186.34 Toul "5 133.0C 571. $ 704.27 When You Are Tired of Sitting Just Fidget, Say the Experts The next time you are uncomfortable in a theater, stadium or auditorium seat—fidget. That’s the advice of seating experts at American Seating Company, Grand Rapids, Mich. Researchers have found that holding the body virtually motionless tenses and strains the body muscles, restricts cir culation, and promotes discomfort and fatigue. Fidgeting and squirming relaxes those muscles and distrib utes the strain of supporting the body over a wider area, allow ing blood to circulate again through constricted vessels. Even only slight shifts of arm, leg or torso can restore comfort almost immediately. What Is an Average Man? The average man is 69.1 inches tall and 161.9 pounds in weight. In World War I the average adult male stood 67.7 inches tall and weighed 142 pounds. During World War II he was 68.4 inches tall and weighed 155 pounds. Recent studies, according to the American Seating Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, have shown that on the average .sons arc 1.3 inches taller and as much as 10 pounds heavier than their fathers at the same age Name of Creditor Alamance Book & Stationery Company Alamance Rentals Inc. C. C. Brown Plumbing & Heating Co. Cammacks Office Supply Campus Shop Carolina Coach Company Coleman's Inc. Emil Cortez W. C. Elder Electric Supply & Equipment Co. Elon College Elon College Enterprise Inc. Glen Raven Fabric Shop Harry Walker, Inc. Holiday Inn, Inc. J. C. Harris Lumber Co., Inc, Robert G. Kirkpatrick James W. Lunsford Moorefield Florist Phil's Pastry Shop Pat Pllkington Ronnie's Hobby Shop Southern Bell Telephone Company Swift Cleaners Treasure House, Inc. Trollinger Florist WBAG Radio Station Westbrook Studio Jay Wilkinson Total Items Charged and Allocated to: (1) Office, general (2) Liberal Arts Forum (3) Pep, bus (4) Contemporary Affairs, general (5) Enteruinment, Coffee House (6) Newspaper (7) Office, secretary (8) Entertainment, Spring Weekend (9) Unbudgeted (1?) *• “ W l«mB Purpose Office Supplies, 4-29-69 (1) 100 chairs rented, 4-23-69 (2) 4 boat oars, April, 1969 (2) unknown, no Invoice (2) Office supplies, Jan. thru April, 1969 (I) (10) Elon to High Point, 12-7-68 (3) Tuxedo rental and hat purchase, 4-19-69 (2) Meals, March, 1969 (4) Unknown; no Invoice (2) Electric fixture, 12-9-68 (5) Grass seed and labor, March, 1969 (9) (10) 13 risers. 3-11-69 and 5-5-69 (2) "Veritas'* printing, 2450 copies (6) 5 yards of burlap, 4-18-69 (2) Expenses of speaker, (2) Barry Gottehrer, 4-10-69 Lodging of speaker, (2) Barry Gottehrer, 3-3-69 Lumber, Liberal Arts Forum, 4-15-69 (2) Unknown: no Invoice (2) Williamsburg Glassware, 4-10-69 (2) 2 flower arrangements, 4-22-69 (2) Unknown; no Invoice (2) Services (7) Paint brushes, no date (2) Services to 5-7-69 (i) Unknown; no Invoice, 2-10-69 (2) Beverage glasses (2) Flowers in May, 1969 (2) Services, no date (U) 10 glossy prints, April, 1969 (2) Unknown; no invoice (8) Amount ,$ 16.74 20.60 6.18 7.82 38.81 71.20 334.00 148.50 89.00 9.30 250.00 387.40 133.00 4.59 102.40 10.30 55.81 100.00 8.32 6.18 9.20 20.00 6.54 38.14 2.62 37.27 53.56 40.00 20.60 25.00 $2,053.08

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