FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 15, 2005 

Contacts:    Sandy Marrett, Scrapbook Class Leader
                  (207) 493-1092

                  Brandon Bouchard, chair
                  Caribou High School Music Building Fund
                  (207) 227-6611
                  bbouchard@cariboumusic.org
                  www.cariboumusic.org

Scrapbook Fundraiser to benefit Caribou High School Music 
Building project

CARIBOU, MAINE,—Sandy Marrett will be holding a scrapbook course in the Cafeteria at Caribou 
High School on Wednesday, April 27; Friday, April 29; Monday, May 2; and Thursday, May 5 from 
6:30 to 8:30 PM. Classes cost $10 each and half of the proceeds will go towards the Caribou High 
School Music Building Fund, a student-initiated non-profit organization raising $2.7 million for a new 
music facility at Caribou High School.

Marrett will teach those in attendance how to quickly and easily turn boxes of photos into precious 
keepsake albums. Educational and motivational hands-on classes will be offered, which will include 
a free gift and all materials needed to complete a scrapbook page. It is suggested to bring eight to 
ten themed photos to the class. Space is limited, but open to people of all ages, as long as children 
under the age of sixteen are accompanied by an adult. Reservations can be made with Marrett at 
(207) 493-1092 by the day of the class.

The scrapbook fundraiser will be the second fundraiser for the CHS Music Building Fund, since 
the group announced its capital campaign at the Augusta State House on March 14, 2005. A 
Jazz concert was held on March 31, 2005 at the Caribou Performing Arts Center. Over $400 
was collected in donations at the event, which featured performances by the Caribou Middle 
School Show Choir, Middle School Jazz Band, High School Jazz Band, and the High School 
Jazz Combos.

To RSVP for a scrapbook class or to find out more information about the event, please contact 
Sandy Marrett at (207) 493-1092. For more information regarding the CHS Music Building 
Fund, please contact Brandon Bouchard at (207) 227-6611 or visit the Fund's website at 
www.cariboumusic.org.

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