Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

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MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN The magazine campaign got under- way on Oct. 29, with Bert Wright as general manager and Connie Anderson and Sandra Belyea assistants. During the next ten day's through canvassing from house to house, S1,ZO2. 34 was obtained. Those bringing in the greatest amounts were Connie Ander- son, S1 16.00, Ray Wakefield, S71.00, and Edna Rand S5l.O0. Mr. Partridge's home room was the winner of the room competition. The school realized a profit of 55440. with subscription pro- ceeds the school bought a Bell-Howells movie projector and score board for player's names. OUR 1953 YEARBOOK The publication of our school year- book presents a greater problem than most people realize. It is a costly pro- ject and must be financed almost en- tirely by the advertisers. For some years we have used the service of vari- ous Maine publishers whose work has been satisfactory but increasingly ex- pensive. This year we adopted a new plan which is used by many high schools throughout the country. We have a con- tract for the publication of our year- book with the American Yearbook Com- pany of Owatonna, Minnesota. This company specializes in the publication of high school and college yearbooks. It furnishes much helpful material to aid in assembling and preparing the dummy. A representative of the com- pany has visited us twice and his serv- ices as consultant are always available. As a result of this extra service, we have learned a great deal about the technicalities of yearbook production and feel that we are able to offer you an improved book. J. Prue MUSIC PROGRAM We have been greatly pleased with the progress of the music program ad- ded to the curriculum at beginning of the School year. Under the direction of Mr. Dom- minic DiFranco a band and girls' glee club was formed. Both organizations have pursued a well planned schedule and have attained mastery of their instruments, ability to read music as well as an appreciation of vocal and instrumental music. Six members of the Cvlee Club have been members of the All Aroostook Chorus which has given concerts in Presque Isle and Houlton. We feel that the A.C.H.S. music program has made a fine beginning and that it is an essential and cultural fact- or in our school life.

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