June 2013 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE My term as NHMTA President is fast approaching its conclusion. The past two years have gone by so rapidly that many things seem a blur. As an organization we are strong and active in all of our endeavors. We have maintained our membership and have welcomed new members as well. I must thank the NHMTA Board members for their help and guidance throughout my term, as we worked so well together in the interest of music making.

Constance Chesebrough, Immediate Past President, was forever a guidance to me. She helped in numerous ways from relating past procedural information and history of events, to helping update the NHMTA website each year. Kathy Southworth, President-Elect, was always on call when I needed something immediately. She secured ads for our Yearbook and Newsletters, as well as Competition Sponsors for student winners in the Fall Competitions and the Granite State Competitions. She will be an excellent president and is looking forward to working with a new board and the membership. Jeannie Goodwin, Treasurer, brought the state's books into the 21st century by getting all the records into a computer software program. She was always on top of every bill and receipt and gave excellent summaries to the Board at each meeting. Lynne Wilby, Secretary, was always a delight to have on the Board as she took superb notes and kept good records of our meetings. I know the Board will be in good hands for the next two years with Lynne documenting everything. Maura Glennon, Vice-President for Programs, was responsible for the State Conference and organized a wonderful day for us. She secured Jane McGrath and oversaw all the sessions throughout the day. Maura was our Commissioned Composer Chair as well and will continue in this capacity. Meagan Maganti, Evaluations Chair, continues to serve in this capacity. Meagan knows the Evaluation program inside out and backwards, and cheerfully oversaw all four sites in the state, securing the plaques for the students.

OFFICERS

President Carleen Graff Dept. of Music, Theatre & Dance Plymouth State University Plymouth, NH 03264 (603)535-2313 carleeng@plymouth.edu President Elect Kathryn Southworth 33 Layton Dr. Canterbury, NH 03224 (603) 783-4632 kathryn.lundahl@gmail.com Vice President for Programs Maura Glennon Keene State College Music Department 229 Main St. Keene, NH 03435 (603) 358-2157 mglennon@keene.edu Vice-President for Competitions Mila Filatova 234 N. Adams Street Manchester, NH 03104 (603) 203-8057 filatovam@yahoo.com Vice-President for Membership Marie Mendelow 85 Pond View Dr. Merrimack, NH 03054 (603) 424-8422 musicrsa@aol.com Secretary/Publicity Lynne Wilby 40 Main St. Kingston, NH 03848 (603) 642-8861 wilbypiano@myfairpoint.net Treasurer Jeannie Goodwin 196 Mast Rd. Dover, NH 03820 (603) 742-7394 jgmusic@comcast.net Past President Constance Chesebrough PO Box 384 N. Woodstock, NH 03262 (603) 745-3902 cchesebrough@roadrunner.com Evaluations Chair Meagan Robidoux Maganti 42 Halls Mill Rd. Newfields, NH 03856 (603)775-7711 meagan.maganti@gmail.com Fall Festival Chair Jacqueline Morin 272 N. Main Street, 2R Concord, NH 03301 jackiemmorin@gmail.com

On the Web at www.nhmta.net

The network dedicated to New Hampshire’s

professional music teacher – teaching, performing

and composing.

Carleen Graff

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Jacqueline Morin took on the job of organizing and running the first ever NHMTA Fall Festival last November. Forty-two students participated and the event was a huge success. Jackie will now be the new Vice-President for Membership as well, and we look forward to her continued work on the Board. Marie Mendelow, Vice-President for Membership, worked on securing new members and continued work on maintaining our membership. Marie's sense of humor always was a pleasant addition to every meeting. The new Board members for 2013-2015 will bring a variety of expertise to the Board. Lisa Cleveland is returning for another term as President-Elect and will bring a wealth of NHMTA knowledge to the organization. Rebecca VerPlanck will be the new Treasurer and is excited to be a part of the Board. Pamela Quirinale will join the Board as Vice-President for Programs and will be planning the next state conference for October 2014. Please know that the Board members would like to involve more of the membership in helping with all our programs. Please contact Kathy Southworth if you feel you can contribute time and effort for the betterment of our organization. Thank you for working with me these past two years. I look forward to being a part of the history of NHMTA as I serve my final two years as Immediate-Past President. I know the organization is in good hands. Carleen Graff NHMTA President

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2013 GRANITE STATE COMPETITION RESULTS

Winners’ Recital - April 21

Concord Community Music School

Elementary Piano - Division 1 Winner: Maxine Park (Mila Filatova) Second Place: George Kiu (Mila Filatova) Third Place: Adele Elle-Gelernter (Kathy Southworth) Iris Shu (Philip Feng) Honorable Mention Complete Program: Jack Ambrogi (David Kish) Honorable Mention Specified Work: Jardine Allen (Marie Mendelow) Grace Conrad (Marie Mendelow) Emily Guo (Philip Feng) Elementary Piano - Division 2 Winner: Christina Li (Philip Feng) Second Place: Michelle Gong (Philip Feng) Emma Servadio (Anita Yu) Third Place: Claire Sun (Philip Feng) Honorable Mention Complete Program: Lily Meyers (Gregg Pauley) Honorable Mention Specified Work: Anthony Huang (Anita Yu) Nathaniel Palchevsky (Mila Filatova) Annabelle Tan (Paul Dykstra) Junior A Piano Winners: Stephen Wang (M. Filatova) Second Place: Fianna Tan (Nilly Shilo) Third Place: Nathan Morrissey (Mila Filatova) Honorable Mention for Specified Work: Hannah Orr (Paul Dykstra)

Junior B Piano Winner: Kevin Chen (Mila Filatova) Second Place: Julia Feng-Bahns (Philip Feng) Third Place: Baoyu Wright (Gregg Pauley) Annie Xu (Mila Filatova) Honorable Mention Complete Program: Philip Pampreen (Paul Dykstra) Annie Wang (Mila Filatova) Honorable Mention Specified Work: Mason Elle-Gelernter (Kathy Southworth) High School A Piano - Division 1 Winner: Mandy Lu (Dolores Teplitsky) Second Place: Kathryn Ly-Bishop (Mila Filatova) Third Place: Angela Gong (Philip Feng) High School A Piano - Division 2 Winner: Grace Templeton (Peter Templeton) Second Place: Tiffany Lu (Philip Feng) Third Place: Brunston Poon (Mila Filatoa)

High School B Piano Winner: Natalia Grellmann (Mila Filatova) Second Place: Kara Grellmann (Mila Filatova) Third Place: Caleb Darling (Mila Filatova) Tong Xu (Mila Filatova)

Collegiate Piano Honorable Mention for Hindemith & Bartok: Timothy Goss (Maura Glennon)

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Seacoast Chapter of NHMTA

Rachel Felder and Zoe Pantazelos with their teacher, Meagan Maganti, at a Seacoast Honors Recital.

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FALL FESTIVAL – November 9, 2013

The purpose of the Fall Festival is to provide an opportunity for students to perform in a non-competitive setting and receive positive critiques from NHMTA teacher-members. Each year a special focus will be chosen, such as style period, composer, or genre. By playing in a recital setting, students will be exposed to a variety of repertoire and to other students playing similar compositions.

The theme for the 2013 Fall Festival is Sonatinas/Sonatas. The Festival will be held at the Concord Community Music School on November 9, 2013.

Application Rules: Applications must be postmarked on or before October 11, 2013.

1. All NHMTA members, including student members, may send students to

participate. All teachers entering students will be required to monitor or provide written critiques. Responsibilities will be divided among teachers.

2. Non-members must pay a $45 non-member fee. This fee can be refunded if

teachers become a member of NHMTA before the postmarked entry deadline.

3. Student entry fee is $15 and non-refundable. 4. Entry Levels:

• Keyboard Students Level I: Elementary to Late Elementary Level II: Late Elementary to Mid-Intermediate Level III: Mid-Intermediate to Early Advanced Level IV: Advanced

Please see repertoire selections listed.

• Non-keyboard Students: ALL levels - Repertoire is left to the discretion of the teacher and should

be no longer than 5 minutes.

5. Students may enter in only one group each year. Within the group, they may play either a solo or a duet, but not both.

6. Accompanists for non-keyboard students will be provided FOR THE

PERFORMANCE ONLY for a fee of $10. Any rehearsals, and payment for rehearsals, will be arranged between the teacher, student and accompanist.

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Performance Rules:

1. Students will be required to play one work from the required repertoire list corresponding to their level (with the exception of non-keyboard students).

2. It is recommended that students perform by memory.

3. Students must come to the beginning of their assigned group to choose numbers to decide performance order, and must stay for the entire group to hear all the other students.

4. Repeats are left to the discretion of the teacher and student.

5. Students must bring a published copy of the music being performed with measures numbered. Photocopies will not be allowed.

6. NO warm up times will be available.

Please contact Jacqueline Morin if you have any questions at jackiemmorin@gmail.com

2013 FALL FESTIVAL REQUIRED REPERTOIRE LIST

SONATINA & SONATA - first movements All students entering the Fall Festival must choose ONE piece (or group of pieces as noted) from the following Required Repertoire list. The editions listed are for your reference and convenience only. You may use any edition you choose. The approximate level of difficulty is listed within each group and corresponds, for the most part, with Jane McGrath's book The Pianist's Guide to Standard Teaching and Performance Literature.

Students will choose ONE selection ONLY from the following list of sonatas-sonatinas and the specified movement.

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GROUP I (beginning/late beginning) 1. Dennis Alexander. Imperial Sonatina 2

I. Allegro risoluto Alfred: solo sheet or in Dennis Alexander's Favorite Solos, Bk. 1

2. Jane Bastien. First Sonatina Experiences - Kjos 1

Sonatina Party Sunny Sonatina Tap and Clap Sonatina

(Choose ONE of the above) 3. Jane Bastien. Jazzy Sonatina - Kjos 1-2

I. Allegro con spirito 4. Jane Bastien. Showtime Sonatina 1-2

I. Act One: Allegro Kjos

5. Hazel Cobb. First Sonatina in F Major 2

I. Allegro Belwin Contest Winners, Bk. 2, - Alfred

6. Nancy Faber. Colorful Sonatina 1

I. Sunshine Yellow Gold Star Performance, Level 1 - Hal Leonard

7. Nancy Faber. Concert Sonatina 1-2

I. Allegro Gold Star Performance, Level 2A-Hal Leonard

8. Nancy Faber. Festival Sonatina 2

I. Allegro Gold Star Performance, Level 2B-Hal Leonard

9. William Gillock. Sonatina in G - Willis/Hal Leonard 2

I. Allegro moderato 10. Lynn Freeman Olson. First Sonatina - Carl Fischer 1

I. Lively 11. Keith Snell. City Sonatina - Kjos 1

12. Keith Snell. Classic Sonatina - Kjos 2

DUET 13. Ruth Nordine Chown. Sonatina Prima - Kjos 1-2

I. Fanfare 9

GROUP II (late elementary/early intermediate) 1. Thomas Attwood. Sonatina in G Major 3

I. Allegro/Allegretto 2. Ludwig van Beethoven. Sonatina in F Major, Anh. 5, No. 2 4

I. Allegro 3. Melody Bober. Sonatina of the High Seas 4-5

I. Bon Voyage! 4. Muzio Clementi. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 36, No. 1 4

I. Allegro 5. Muzio Clementi. Sonatina in G Major, Op. 36, No. 2 5

I. Allegretto 6. Anton Diabelli. Sonatina in G Major, Op. 151, No. 1 5

I. Andantino cantabile 7. Kabalevsky. Sonatina from Children's Pieces, Op. 27, No. 18 5

8. Heinrich Lichner. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 49, No. 1 5

I. Allegro moderato 9. Frank Lynes. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 39, No. 1 3

I. Allegro 10. Lynn Freeman Olson. Sonatina Americana 3

I. Con moto Carl Fischer: solo sheet or in Lynn Freeman Olson Signature Collection, Vo. 2

11. Domenico Scarlatti. Sonata in C Major (Minuetto), K. 73b, L. 217 3

Scarlatti: The First Book for Pianists, Halford-Alfred 12. Fritz Spindler. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 157, No. 1 4

I. Allegro DUET Robert Vandall. Diamond Sonatina - Alfred 3

I. Moderately fast

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GROUP III (intermediate/early advanced) 1. Bela Bartok. Sonatina, Sz. 55 8

I. Bagpipers 2. Ludwig van Beethoven. Bonn Sonata (Sonatina), 8 in F Minor, WoO 47, No. 2

I. Larghetto maestoso-Allegro assai 3. Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2 G Major 7-8

I. Allegro, ma non troppo

4. Muzio Clementi. Sonatina in D Major, Op. 36, No. 6 6

I. Allegro con spirito 5. Muzio Clementi. Sonata in C major, Op. 36, No. 3 7

I. Spiritoso 6. Cornelius Gurlitt. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 54, No. 1 6

I. Moderato

7. Franz Joseph Haydn. Sonata in G Major, Hob. 8 7

I. Allegro

8. Aram Khachaturian: Sonatina (1959) 8

I. Allegro giocoso

9. Friedrich Kuhlau. Sonatina in C Major, Op. 55, No. 3 6

I. Allegro con spirito

10. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Viennese Sonatina No. 6 in C Major 8

I. Allegro

11. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Sonata in C Major, K. 545 7-8

I. Allegro 12. Domenico Scarlatti. Sonata in D Minor, K. 34, L. S. 7 7

DUET Carl Czerny. Sonatina in F Major, Op. 156, No. 2 7

I. Allegro con brio

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Group IV (advanced) 1. Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata in C Minor, Op. 10, No. 1 10

I. Allegro molto e con brio

2. Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata in G Major, Op. 79 9

I. Presto alla tedesca 3. Norman Dello Joio. Salute to Scarlatti: A Suite of Sonatas (1981) 10

Sonata No. 4 in C Major 4. Franz Joseph Haydn: Haydn: Sonata in E Minor, Hob. 34 9

I. Presto 5. Franz Jospeh Haydn: Sonata in G Major, Hob. 27 8-9

I. Allegro con brio 6. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in C Major, K. 330 10

I. Allegro moderato

7. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in G Major, K. 283 9

I. Allegro

8. Dmitri Kabalevsky. Sonatina in G Minor, Op. 13, No. 2 9

I. Allegro non troppo - Risoluto

9. Dianne Goolkasian Rahbee. Sonata No. 1, Op. 25 10+

I. With furious energy

10. Maurice Ravel. Sonatine. 10+ I. Modéré

11. Franz Schubert. Sonata in A Major, Op. 120 10+ I. Allegro moderato

12. Domenico Scarlatti. Sonata in C Major, K. 159, L. 104 9

DUET Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Sonata in D Major, K. 381 9-10

I. Allegro

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FALL FESTIVAL Application November 9, 2013

Concord Community Music School Application and fees must be postmarked on for before October 11, 2013  

   Student:                              Address:                              Phone:               E-­‐mail:                  Teacher:                              Phone:             E-­‐mail:                  Level:               Composer                  Repertoire:                                                                  I  need  an  accompanist  (fee  enclosed)    Accompanist  name  if  bringing  own:                        FEES $15 per student entry $10 accompanist fee - for performance ONLY $45 for non-member teacher      Amount  Enclosed:  $            Please make checks payable to NHMTA

Application  and  fees  must  be  postmarked  on  for  before  October  11,  2013  and  sent  to    Jacqueline  Morin  15  Marion  Street  Concord,  NH  03301  

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PHOTOS      

   

PSU  Collegiate  Students  with  Jane  McGrath  at  Fall  Conference        

                         Fall  Festival  Chair,  Jacqueline  Morin,         Fall  Festival  2012                                                with  Ian  Soderberg       friends  meeting  after  the  program  

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NHMTA 2013-2014 CALENDAR

EVENT/DEADLINE DATE LOCATION MTNA Fall Competitions

postmark deadline Wednesday, September 11, 2013

3:00 PM

MTNA Quad State Conference

registration deadline

Monday, September 9, 2013

MTNA Quad State Conference

Saturday, October 5, 2013 Univ. of Maine-Gorham Gorham, ME

NHMTA Fall Festival postmark deadline

Friday, October 11, 2013

NHMTA Fall Festival Saturday, November 9, 2013 Concord Community Music School, Concord, NH

MTNA Fall Competitions Saturday, November 16, 2013 St. Paul’s School Concord, NH

Winner’s Recital for Fall Competition Winners

TBA Seacoast Academy of Music, North Hampton, NH

Eastern Division Competitions

Friday & Saturday, January 10-13, 2014

Penn State University Park, PA

Granite State Competition postmark deadline

Friday, February 15, 2014

MTNA National Conference

Saturday-Wednesday, March 22-28, 2014

Marriott Chicago Downtown Chicago, IL

Student Evaluations postmark deadline

Monday, April 1, 2014

Granite State Competitions Saturday, April 5, 2014 Plymouth State University Plymouth, NH

Granite State Winners’ Recital

Sunday, April 6, 2014 3:00 pm Concord Community Music School, Concord, NH

NHTMA Student Evaluations

May-June 2014 Chocorua, Concord, Nashua, North Hampton, Plymouth

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“THE BRAIN AND MUSIC”

2013 Quad State Convention October 5, 2013

Corthell Hall at the University of Southern Maine in Gorham

Saturday, October 5th 8:30-9:00 Registration/coffee 9:00-10:30 Robert Duke Keynote Address “Beautiful” 10:30-10:45 Break 10:45-12:00 Alan Wittenberg Presentation “The Brain and Music: An Essential Tool for Growth and Development” 12:00-1:30 Lunch 1:45-3:00 Panel Discussion with Robert Duke, Alan Wittenberg, Dr. Richard Sullivan & Marcel Hebert 3:00-3:30 Break 3:30-4:00 Commissioned Composer Concert

DESCRIPTIONS

“Beautiful” by Robert Duke Changes in the functional capacities of learners are visible manifestations of changes in the physical structure of the brain. Although we seldom think of learning experiences as brain-reorganization activities, they most certainly are precisely that. We will discuss the reasons why formal education often fails to make substantive and lasting changes in how learners think and behave, and we'll consider how to design learning experiences that lead to advantageous changes in cognition, affect, and behavior, all of which are components of expertise in every discipline. “The Brain and Music: and Essential Tool for Growth and Development” with Alan Wittenberg Music and the brain is a field that has attracted growing interest from a wide range of professionals as well as the general public. As music professionals we are apt to see children or adults with impairments, disabilities and delays. The research done on music and the brain and its application to the filed of music therapy as well as music education is relevant and meaningful. The presentation will reference the work of leaders in the field via discussion, video illustrations and Q&A. Panel Discussion Will include Robert Duke, Alan Wittenberg, Dr. Richard Sullivan (neurologist at Maine Medical Center and amature musician) and Marcel Hebert (professional musician and member of Brain Injury Voices).

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CLINICIANS

ROBERT DUKE Robert Duke is the Marlene and Morton Meyerson Centennial Professor and Head of Music and Human Learning at The University of Texas at Austin, where he is University Distinguished Teaching Professor, Elizabeth Shatto Massey Distinguished Fellow in Teacher Education, and Director of the Center for Music Learning. He is also directs the psychology of learning program at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in Los Angeles. The most recent recipient of MTNA's Frances Clarke Keyboard Pedagogy Award, Dr. Duke has directed national research efforts under the sponsorship of such organizations as the National Piano Foundation and the International Suzuki Institute. His research on human learning and behavior spans multiple disciplines, including motor skill learning, cognitive psychology, and neuroscience. His most recent work explores procedural memory consolidation and the cognitive processes engaged during musical improvisation. A former studio musician and public school music teacher, he has worked closely with children at-risk, both in the public schools and through the juvenile justice system. He is the author of Scribe 4 behavior analysis software, and his most recent books are Intelligent Music Teaching: Essays on the Core Principles of Effective Instruction and The Habits of Musicianship, which he co-authored with Jim Byo of Louisiana State University. ALAN WITTENBERG Alan Wittenberg, M.A., C.M.T. is a Certified music therapist with a master’s degree in music from the City University of New York (CUNY) at Queens College. He then completed postgraduate studies in music therapy at New York University (NYU), where he received his certification as a Certified Music Therapist (CMT). Alan worked for five years at the Bronx Children’s Psychiatric Center, NY, NY, before moving to Surry, Maine in 1982. His first trip to Japan in 1983, and his first trip to Russia in 1986 were transformative and prompted him to initiate the development of the Kyoto International Music Therapy Center in Kyoto, Japan. He founded and directed the St. Petersburg Music Therapy Center, (Russia), in 1993. Alan has published professional articles in “Music Therapy International Report”, the Kyoto University School of Medical Technology Journal, and the Niigata Journal of Health and Welfare. Since 1982, Alan pioneered the field of music therapy and implemented innovative programs in Maine, Japan, Russia and France, consulting extensively with universities, hospitals, mental health institutes, centers for the elderly, as well as school and preschool programs. Since 2004 Alan developed and taught the first university level music therapy courses offered in Maine as adjunct faculty for the University of Maine System and Husson University. His mission since 1982 has been to bring the power and beauty of music therapy to those who would have little or no access to it in Maine, and to support the development of music therapy in clinical, medical, rehabilitative, developmental and geriatric setting in Maine and internationally.

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REGISTRATION FORM

2013 Quad State Convention October 5, 2013

Corthell Hall University of Southern Maine, Gorham

Name: _______________________________________________________________________ Address: ________________________________________________ Phone: ( ) ___________ Town/State/Zip: ________________________________________________________________ Email address: _________________________________________________________________

Registration Rates (Lunch is provided only for those registering before Friday, September 9) MTNA Member: $60.00 $__________ Non-MTNA Member: $70.00 $__________ MTNA Member and Spouse: $75.00 $__________ Student MTNA Members: $11.00 $__________ Total $__________ Send form and check made payable to MMTA to: Amy Maier 119 Lancaster Ave Bangor, ME 04401 Any Questions? Call Amy at 207-449-0093 or email at amy@maiermusic.com

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DIRECTIONS

2013 Quad State Convention

Directions to the University of Southern Maine, Gorham Campus can be found at:

www.usm.maine.edu/about/directions-gorham-campus

HOTEL INFORMATION

Marriott Fairfield Inn (next to the Maine Mall and 15 min to Gorham)

2 Cummings Road Scarborough, ME 04074

(207) 883-0300

I-95, exit 45, left onto Payne Rd, right on Cummings

Rate: $89 per night for two double beds OR one king bed (normally $159/night during foliage season!)

Reservations: Call hotel directly and reference the Maine Music Teachers Association.

Reservations must be made by September 19 to receive this rate.

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GAIL ADAMS MUSIC STUDIO 60 Picott Road Kittery, ME 03904-5555 (207)-439-3861

Private Instruction in Piano,Voice,

Ensemble and Accompanying

Gift Certificates Available

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Dear Friend in the Music Industry: June 15, 2013 The New Hampshire Music Teachers Association (NHMTA), a state affiliate of the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA), would like to offer you the opportunity to advertise in our 2012-2013 publications. By advertising with us, you will be targeting the most receptive and desirable market for music products in New Hampshire. Your advertisement will appear in our Yearbook as well as three Newsletters, all of which will be published between September 1, 2013 and August 31, 2014, in order to coincide with the academic year. The Newsletter, The New Hampshire Music Teacher, will be in hard copy but also will appear on our website. Your ads will now have the option of including an online link to your website or email address. The Newsletter will reach nearly 150 readers, including teachers, students, and music schools. The NHMTA Yearbook will be mailed in September and will be published on our website www.nhmta.net. This manual for all NHMTA members contains information that teachers continually refer to throughout the year. Payment for advertisements for the Yearbook and Newsletters, as well as a copy of your advertisement, must be received no later than August 15, 2013. Electronic ads should be emailed in JPG, GIF or PNG files to kathryn.lundahl@gmail.com. Business cards and any other camera-ready ads should be mailed with the advertising form and check. NHMTA takes no responsibility for the print quality of ads that are not submitted electronically. If you wish to participate, please mail the form below with a check made payable to NHMTA to the following address:

Lisa Cleveland, 5 Southfield Drive, Nashua, NH 03064 ClevelandLisa@comcast.net

Thank you for participating in our advertising program and for supporting the study of music in New Hampshire. Sincerely, Kathryn Southworth NHMTA President-Elect www.nhmta.net ************************************************************************************************************

2013-2014 NHMTA Advertising Form

Name of Organization: _______________________________________________________________________ Contact Person: _________________________________________ Phone: ( )_______________________ Address: __________________________________Town ______________________ST____ ZIP___________ Email Address: ___________________________________________________________ The listed ad sizes pertain to the Yearbook publication. Please check one of the following: Maximum Sizes: Full Page (W8” x H 10”) $200.00 _____ Half Page (W7.5 x H5”) $125.00 _____ Quarter Page (W3.5” x H5”) $75.00 _____ Business Card $50.00 _____

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