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Case Study: The Tiger Booster Club

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The Tiger Booster Club meet in October and planned their meals for the Tiger Jamboree. The group plans to serve a noon meal and supper on Friday, December 18th and a noon meal on Saturday, December 19th. The group also discussed selling Tiger apparel and gift certificates for apparel or Italian Cream Sodas at the Christmas Bazaar. We will look into the possibility of having a booth, but if not we sell apparel and stadium seats during the Jamboree as well as gift certificates for stocking stuffers. A comedian has been booked for post prom and various activities, games and meals have also been discussed for this event. Our next meeting will be conducted on Tuesday, November 10th at 5:00 p.m. in the high school teacher’s lounge. We would love

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