From: "Zachary F. Dickhut" <zacdickhut@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: High School Yearbooks Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2020 12:08:29 -0500 Message-Id: <FF001F73-D151-4B53-A1B2-22466684B64D@yahoo.com>
Steve—
We had amassed quite a collection of Waupun High School yearbooks ourselves.
We retained two sets, one for guest reference and one for the archives.
Further, we connected with the high school library and our public library, t
o ensure that each institution had as complete a set as possible.
We have our extras for sale at $15, as alumni seek them out every so often.
A word of caution— many of our earlier yearbooks have little handwri
tten anecdotes. Those yearbooks we archive separate from the set, listing it
as the personal yearbook of the owner.
Zac
Archivist, Waupun Historical Society
> On Oct 28, 2020, at 11:16 AM, Mondovi History <mondovihistory@yahoo.com> w
rote:
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> Good Morning,
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> At the Mondovi Area Historical Society we have multiple copies of each edi
tion our high school yearbook, The Mirror. and we are discussing downsizing t
he collection. Does anyone have any recommendations on how many copies to r
etain. Also,what would be a good way to dispose of them We do have them di
gitized up to 2014 on CD's. Finally, what is a good way to politely communi
cate to people that we don't need anymore copies.
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> Thanks
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> Steve Mikelson
> Mondovi Area Historical Society