Why I Want To Be Yearbook Essay

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“When you make a choice, you change the future”. - Deepak Chopra. If you choose me for yearbook you will be making the right choice, and you will be changing the future. Personally I like our school, and if there is things I enjoy I can put that into yearbook and make it more enjoyable for students! Yearbook is something for students to look back at when school is out, and if more students enjoy it, it will have a better representation which will make it more representable for our school.

Yearbook records the history of the school year. Its shows interesting and fun things students have done throughout the school year. Yearbook shows all the talented kids on the sports teams, Chorus, Band, Avid, Spanish, Art, and Technology. People outside …show more content…

You should pick me because I and responsible and trustworthy. I have always enjoyed taking pictures and helping out in school. I’m an Avid student which helps me be organized. I like to get involved and help making a positive school spirit!

I can help make creative outlets to benefit the yearbook. I focus on work that contributes to my academic life. I am good at ignoring distractions. I can handle tough class work/ homework assignments. I can work well with other student even when I don't have the strongest positive relationship with them.

I can handle constructive criticism very well. If I do something wrong then I would rather someone fix what I'm doing then to keep doing it wrong. I don't get sad, I am perfectly fine if someone fixes my mistakes. I don't take it personally and I know that I'm not perfect. I understand the benefits of getting feedback.

I have worked with groups ALOT, I am an Avid student so every Tuesday and Thursday we break into to small groups and to tutorials. On Friday we do team building and get together with the other class and play games talk about certain things. I work in groups every day in almost all of my classes. I can work with anyone even if we aren't the closest of

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