Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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This year a group of students began a new en- deavor in the world of joumalism, a literary maga- zine. Three co-editors, Nancy Chute, Tom Marcotte and Paul Cuay, analyzed, criticized, discarded or accepted work contributed by a group of students. After this the towns were canvassed for advertise- ments to provide funds for the publication of the magazine under the direction of Stephen Sessions, Business Manager. When the final selections of prose, poetry and art work had been made'and the layouts were com- pleted, the end result went off to press at the Adver- tiser-Democrat Office in Norway. Ithaka symbolizes many literary journeys. It is intended to be published tri-annually and sold on local newsstands. The first issue consumated long hours of hard work and attempted to show the many varied styles of writing present in a school the size of Oxford Hills High School. Mr. Theodore johnson serves as staff advisor. Back Row R Rouse S Sessions, P. Miller, I. Lippincott, T. Marcotte, C. Hamlin. Front How C Rice N Chute, K. Kaustinen, R. Guay.

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V . DREKI BUSINESS The Drekiv business staff, composed of a small energetic group of students, provides financial support for the yearbook through business ad- vertisement solicitations and individual subscrip- tions. The best efforts of all members were required to make the 1966-67 Dreki,, a financial success. Under the direction of Mr. Conary, advisor, and Terry Grover, manager, the salesmen proved a valuable asset to the school. Advisor, Mr. Conary

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Letfs twist again! To err is human