there has been a lack of awareness when it comes to the school yearbook. Students and parents have been unaware of yearbook purchasing information. Many parents and students have been left disappointed by not receiving their yearbook. This is a problem because the parents and students want to buy the yearbook but because of the lack of awareness don’t know when it is sold. Because of this, many students and parents don’t by the yearbook and then end up getting disappointed because they wanted it. The
The sun shines on a warm June day. Trabuco Hills High School’s 2013-2014 edition yearbook, the very first book I contributed to, has been published. As I walk to my sixth period yearbook class, I see swarms of students passing around multicolored pens as they finish signing each other’s yearbook before the bell rings. I can hear an echo of laughter coming from my classroom as students of all grade levels flip through the freshly bound book, contemplate puns, and embrace each other on the account
Yearbook Editor While working for the Business Department of WCHS and helping with the yearbook, I have been able to see what pros and cons I have in my work ethic and ability. Throughout the past couple of weeks, I have seen my strengths and weaknesses while being an employee. I have learned how I could work on them, and how I can continue benefitting others with them. There are some areas in my work department which I find easy and fun, however there are others which I find tedious and more difficult
I turned in an application for the position of yearbook editor at my high school at the end of junior year. The two current editors and my yearbook teacher interviewed me for the position. These editors were my friends of course, but I was still so nervous, I wanted to prove to them that I was an eligible candidate. I got a few laughs in but tried to keep it as professional as I could. A few days passed and I had begun questioning the status of my application. One day in class, my teacher called
be impossible for a school to not include a student in the yearbook. I read the list of names and stare blankly at my classmate's photos. I am not there. I was left out of my school's yearbook. One of my fondest childhood memories was going through my mother’s high school yearbooks. Nothing could make me grin more than lightly teasing my mother about her puffy, permed hair and peculiar fashions choices as we scanned through those yearbooks together. It was an insight of how my mother looked, what
"Alright everybody, we have 12 more hours before our due date, how about we get this going!" The room emits. The yearbook manager is in desolation in light of the fact that one of his page needs reshoots, and he has one shot at getting great pictures. "Make it work!" somebody from Arts yells, as she assists pull with trip umbrella strobes and reflectors for the Play Production shoot. Sometime later of PCs, a Tech Arts gentleman is working with a young lady from Academics on sealing the spread representation
interest in sports or academics, my interest lies within a different category; yearbook. Being on the River Bluff High School yearbook staff has become such an dominant and meaningful part to my life that I would feel incomplete if I did not share my story. The idea of being on yearbook staff was very exciting to me when I was in seventh grade. I always knew that I would be a staffer. I applied to be on the yearbook staff in eighth grade, but my application got denied and I was in shock. Right then
toward the end of the school year that students look forward to and that day is yearbook distribution day. This is the day that the yearbook staff is finally allowed to hand out the yearbooks to everyone that have either previously ordered one or intend on purchasing one that day. Although this is day a lot of students usually look forward too for some it may not be as exciting because they may not be appearing in the yearbook at all other than for the mandatory school photo that everyone takes. Over
literacy event of the year: the sale and distribution of the school yearbook. Like students elsewhere, Fayette Middle students anxiously awaited its arrival. Produced by some sixty-five or so students working together with the help of two staff advisors, the yearbook, a fifty page hard back document, captured the year through photographs, student produced artwork, and captions. Sports held a prominent place in the pages of the yearbook: photos of football, wrestling (which I both proudly represented
I initially thought this year’s yearbook was going to be a bit more challenging than last year, but less stressful; however, my expectation was very wrong. Sadly, this year was very stressful, but I was a Co-Chief Editor, so that definitely added to the stress. This year I expected I would contribute by talking to staff members, answering questions, and checking a few spreads on the weekends or nightly. I assumed Katie and I would split the final checks and each of us goes around helping staff members
to finally go to yearbook and see all my fellow yearbookies and get the year started with them. It was in a different room this year. But why? Why was it not in Coach Ritchie’s room? To my surprise not only was it in a different room, but there was a different sponsor. A new teacher at Chelsea, Ms. Hammrick, was going to be our yearbook sponsor. I immediately ran to Coach Ritchie’s room when my day was over at 1:25 pm and asked why in the world we didn’t have him as our yearbook sponsor and what
Word so many times, but just never bought it. But when I interviewed Sarah Ayoub for my #LoveOZYA feature, I knew I had to read at least 1 of her books. So I picked up The Yearbook Committee and let me tell you, I loved it. The Yearbook Committee follows five very different students as they come together to complete the yearbook for the end of year 12. This book is full of friendships, breakdowns, romance, family and everything else. It is such an intense book, that I could not put it down. Ryan
A lie is defined as a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood or to convey a false impression. “Art is a lie that brings us nearer to the truth” (Pablo Picasso) could not be any more accurate. Can the intake of untrue information lead to the discovery of a truth? I believe that Picasso was insinuating that art is merely an imitation of life therefore there must be some truth to it. Photography is the art form that is able to depict this ideal the
rented pitch; play the game we love. (100 words) The release of my school’s yearbook is a much-awaited event; I have been a part of its peripheral committee since I was a Ninth grader. An Eleventh grader heads the Yearbook
involved in activities was important to me. Yearbook, SWAV (Students with a Voice), Student Senate, Gymnastics, Volleyball, and Miss Trempealeau were the activities I showed off my leadership. In Yearbook I showed my leadership by being an editor. I helped design templates and write the captions on each page of the yearbook. During my senior year, I worked very hard on the yearbook and did it with help from only a few people. Only being a part of yearbook for a year, I have learned a lot about leadership
book are Joyce, John Ford Kang(JFK), and Gomo. Joyce is a Korean girl in her junior year of highschool. She has a very low self esteem, and often envy's other girls. One event that really shot her down was when JFK mistakes her when he signs her yearbook. Joyce, John, and another Korean girl Lynn all share a science class together. Lynn is a nice, smart, girl, but is considered to
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The new epoch in China’s history of 20th century, and in particular for China’s health care system is considered early 1980-es, just after the free market economy reform was introduced in the country. To understand what the impacts of these reforms on health care system were, it is necessary to have a brief overview of the health system, which was operating before market-economy reform in the country. During the so called “planned economy period” of China from 1949-1978 every person had an equal
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where I have advanced to Regionals both my freshman and sophomore year. I have also maintained an A average for both English electives for the past two years. I am involved in my school’s yearbook, where I weekly write articles to the Floyd County newspaper –The Hesperian Beacon and put together the school’s yearbook. As I mentioned before, music is another one of my strengths. I have proudly been involved in the Lockney Band since the year 2011. It wasn’t until 2015 that I was a part of the Lockney