Baumgardner, W.L., and Barber, J.E., "Financing Student Activities," The Nation's Schools , XVII, May 1936, pp. 22. Describes the development of a student membership ticket for financing student activities.
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Bragner, W.E., "Control of the Extra-Curricular Finances," 'The Bulletin ofThe National Association of Secondary-School Principals, XXV, April 1941, pp. 36-38. How one school does it.
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Edmonson, J.B., Roemer, Joseph, and Bacon, F.L., The Administration of the Modern Secondary School, New York: Macmillan Co.1941, pp. 346-50. Discusses the problem, sources of funds, types of organizations of control, and advocates a finance committee and aid from the board of education.
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Jacobson, P.B. and Reavis, W.C., Duties of School Principals, New York: Prentice-Hall, 1941, pp. 681-694. Suggests accounting procedure, forms, methods of securing funds, and responsibility for the care of the funds.
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Koos, L.V., Hughes, M., Hutson, P.W., and Reavis, W.C., Administering the Secondary School, New York; American Book Company, 1940. Chapter XVI deals with the responsibility of administering finance.
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Reeder, W.G., the Fundamentals of Public School Administration, New York : Macmillan Co.1941, Chapter XXV Administering extracurriculum activities.
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Wilson, H.R., Music in the High School, New York: Silver Burdett Company, 1941, pp. 404-09. Eleven people describe how they finance the school's musical organization's trips.
