Petersham High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Petersham, MA)

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G7 CD v4 I W f 1' el X3 P mg Xdpukdi 7oucaoad This yearbook is an educational project which involves learning in many varied fields. To introduce this publication I shall describe briefly what has been done this year. In a meeting of the Student Council the stu- dents discussed the method of printing, selling price, advertising, staff, and contents of the yearbook. It was decided, by the town meeting method, to change some existing methods of production and to follow a pattern established by publishers. The method of printing is not by our mimeograph, but by a companyQEaton-Cunningham Co., of Kansas City, Missouri! equipped for this purpose. The selling price has been established at the cost of printing. The advertising is sold with the attitude of business--that is, no copies are complimen- tary to advertisers. Free copies are to be given to the school, the library, and the Historical Society. The profit, which is from the advertis1ng,1s to be divided between the Juniors and the Seniors, and it is to be applied to the expenses of the annual Washington trips The staff consists of Juniors and Seniors, and they are guided by the English teacher, the art teacher, and the commercial teacher. The contents are essentially the same as in previous yearbooks. I feel certain.that this publication when opened in 2000 A.D. by a present member of the school will be worth its weight in radtum. William P. Robbins, Principal 'Fl I' if I: cEi! 1' r ,ized iSg':?yz..i,l3:F!5l23l A'