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First: Tyler Bergman, Cameron Brown, Joshua Ostblom, Austin Bailey, Giselle Cruz, Wendy Hernandez Kenzie Rosman
Second: Chloe Bartlett, Raylin Johnson-Ford, Nick Madison, Logan Corcoran, Kennedy Walls, Emma Dziurawiec, Josie Brady, Alex
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Working Hard All Year pound By; Kenzie (toman and Tyler Bergman

The yearbook you are currently looking through is a product of “Prior to the beginning of the year, we had lost Mrs. Honz and
hard work by a group of dedicated individuals who have worked our outstanding Editor, David, so we had three first time editors
tirelessly throughout the year to bring you the finished book. On and a new adviser, Ms. Rue.” Going from staff member to editor is
the surface, Yearbook class may seem easy. Most people just think a huge leap. “It’s a lot of fun and I enjoy having creative control,”
of taking photos and writing captions, but in reality, the class is Nick elaborates. “But you put in a lot more work than regular staff
much more difficult. Not many realize just how much time and members, and you tend to get stressed out more easily.”
sacrifice goes into each individual spread. Each spread not only There are essential skills one must have to be successful in
consists of just photos and captions, but also features an article. yearbook besides basic writing skills and being able to assert
Each article is written after a staff member conducts several yourself and being open to criticism. Communication and time
interviews with different individuals prominent to their assignment. management skills are just as important to possess. The hardest
Then comes proofreading and final checks before submission on part, according to sophomore Savannah Lakin, is “having to do
Deadline day. every little detail to our liking. If someone messes up, having to go
This year, the class is much bigger because we have both an A in and fix it for them. It gets stressful and crazy around our pe l
and B-Day class. This factor makes communication difficult, but we deadlines, but we always survive.” In the end, the staff goes o
manage to make it work. Editors Giselle Cruz, Savannah Lakin, above and beyond to ultimately make the best possible e p
Nick Madison and Supervisors Ashley Carroll and Natasha yearbook.
Hernandez are mixed amongst the two classes, leading the staff.
“This year was a big transition,” reveals senior Nick Madison. Yearbook Staff