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

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Row 1: A. Howard, N. Farr, P. Hammond, I. Pike, N. Craig Row 2 S Gibson K Pulkkmen , B. Stinson, C. Rice, K. Davis. Row 3: R. DelCuore, I Lello D Emerson D Holbrook lthaka Literary M agazlne Ithaka, the school literary publication, is com- prised of student prose, poetry and art. This year the format was expanded to include colored pages and photography. Publications were sold in late February and May. As student enthusiasm grew, the staff found that much work could be done at school, for instance, covers were designed and silkscreeen printed by students. In the future, Ithaka promises to become an important cultural force.

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Row 1: I. Smith, H. Allen, M. Kenney, M. Gallant, M. Dionne. Row 2: E. Hanson, R. Den- nison, M. Eells, I. Larson, J. Bryant, J. Craig. Advertiser-Democrat Column S taff The Advertiser-Democrat column staff, with Mr. Oleson as advisor, covers the main events of the school year. Staff members cover the events and then write out reports. These reports appear each week in the Advertiser-Democrat. Members of this staff must become familiar with all school activities, and have the ability to write up their reports as briefly and concisely as possible.

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Y . ' if li .sf J , fi Row 1: V. May, L. Merrill, R. Wade, S. Wallace, B. Hill, B. LeBlanc. Row 2: D. Millett, K. Leino, C. Grover, G. Stone, I. Lippincott. Row 3: A. Beebe, R. Dickie, L. Moulton. Student Librarians Library Assistants Fifteen students lend part of their studying time each week to work in the school library. Besides checking out books at the desk, these aides shelve books that have been returned, tend periodicals, file cards in the catalog, process new books, and assist other sutdents in using the library facilites. The work done by these stu- dents is much appreciated as it helps to make our library an efficient school facility.