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Skip Arnold and Jeannie Welch, two active Booster Club members, said they have provided part or all of uniforms for all teams in the past five years. Witn an approximately fiveyear life expectancy for sports uniforms, it is rime to start over.
The least expensive uniforms set the Boosters back $ 1,000. A set of uniforms for a team more commonly costs $2,000.
The major source of money for the Boosters' Club is concessions sales at home basketball games. President Skip Arnold, his wife Dee Dee, Jeannie Welch and her husband Mike work the concessions stand at most games.
Besides selling drinks, hotdogs, popcorn and candy bars, the Boosters conduct 50-50 raffles at most home games. Once a year they also have a big money raffle with a top prize of $1,000. They have also put on yard sales, sold concessions at homecoming and engaged in fund raising for the new sign in front of the high school.
Besides covering the cost of officials, gate receipts have also been used to provide uniforms and equipment.
Mr. Tupper said the ticket pride is set by league policy. This year the price for admission to girls' volleyball games went up from $2 to $£ Mr. Tupper seemed pleased with this development, since he feels it makes it more likely gate receipts will cover the cost of officials, with perhaps some left over to help out in other sports.
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