These books were created using the highest standards of scholastic journalism, recording stories of the school year both visually and verbally from cover to cover.
The BEST OF books give a thorough record of the school and current year, using both photos and words. Their thoughtful designs and layouts throughout the book enhance and tie it all together into a masterpiece that is the best of 2023.
Theme : We Dare You
Bookname : Reflections
Adviser : Jen Clotfelter
Editors : Ashlynn Stansberry & Olivia Rucker
Representative : Ben Smith
The yearbook staff stepped out of their comfort zone with this book, creating something unique and completely different than their past books. Their risk paid off - their use of color and patterns are bold and trendy, throughout the book creating memorable spreads that visually accompany their content. The choices of typefaces and creative layouts create a fun book from start to finish.
NOTEWORTHY : The bold wavy text and pop of color compliment the photo spread and add another layer of visual interest.
NOTEWORTHY : The checkered pattern carries throughout the book, and the fun photo layout and headlines add movement to the pages
NOTEWORTHY : Bold uses of black with black and white photography pair well with the bright color palette.
NOTEWORTHY : Bright and rainbow color palette is off-set by the negative space so it is not overwhelming. The different type layouts add interest and add to the fun of the book.
Theme : New Renaissance
Bookname : Arbitrium
Adviser : Melissa DiCenzo
Editors : Lucy English & Allison Rieman
Representative : Steve Ferguson
This yearbook uses contrast throughout to create interesting and bold layouts and designs. They pair a thin script with a bold serif, blacks with pastels, thin lines with big block shapes to create a well designed yearbook from cover to cover.
NOTEWORTHY : The black background is perfect for a spread about prom. It ties the theme and the pastel purple accents pop off the page.
NOTEWORTHY : The square pattern and color palette lend well with the content - making a fun spread to feature trends.
NOTEWORTHY : The background of this spread ties back in the cover, carrying the colors throughout the book.
NOTEWORTHY : The color they chose pairs well with the colors in the pictures, creating a cohesive spread. Their use of big shapes makes the content flow and the headline treatment makes it pop.
Theme : Point of View
Bookname : Challenge
Adviser : Kim Cox
Editors : Margaret Long & William Echols
Representative : Bob Sasena
This yearbook takes a modern approach, bringing sophistication with it’s color palette and layouts. Their creative layouts vary from page to page, thoughtfully placed photos frame the page or create a focal point. The modern color palette of muted colors and off whites is carried throughout, tying the whole book together.
NOTEWORTHY : Compelling design with dominant photos creating focus, and movement with the smaller photos.
NOTEWORTHY : The map breaks up the book, adding color and interest.
NOTEWORTHY : Keeping the photos to the outside corners with negative space in the middle adds a modern framing to the spread.
NOTEWORTHY : This is a fun spread that is still cohesive with the rest of the book since it mirrors the minimalistic approach and great use of negative space.
Theme : Unbridled
Bookname : The Mustang
Adviser : Roben Nobles
Editors : Quae Ball
Representative : Scott Sitton
This yearbook’s theme ‘Unbridled’ is carried throughout the book with their use of typography and their original art. This book celebrated the schools return to normalcy post Covid, visually represented by brush stroke typography, brush stroke icons and texture throughtout. The color palette of red and gray makes the whole book cohesive.
NOTEWORTHY : Using this road texture as a graphic shape works to create a unified arrangement of photos.
NOTEWORTHY : The bold red shape helps to bring attention and move your eye around the page.
NOTEWORTHY : Great layout mimics what is happening in the photos and adds interest.
NOTEWORTHY : Great layout and photo arrangement showcases students and created an interesting composition.
Theme : Memories in Motion
Bookname : Centralian
Adviser : Marc Vogle & Jennifer Shaffer
Editors : Jessica Fischer & Taylor Osmer
Representative : Emmy Kachel
This yearbook is well designed with pops of bright, bold, and unexpected color throughout. The colors are carried throughout with the organic shapes, adding movement and grounding content and photos in the spreads. The colors and shapes organize the content on the spreads, allowing the staff to include maximum content but it still be aesthetically pleasing, organized, and most importantly - fun!
NOTEWORTHY : Lots of photos and content styles unified by a monochromatic color palette.
NOTEWORTHY : The color palette here is paired perfectly with the photos, creating a unified and beautiful spread.
NOTEWORTHY : Large shapes of colors organize the content and tell your eyes where to go next.
Senior EvanLebo founded hisownlandscaping business,"LeboTurf& GardenMaintenanceLLC" in2020.Sincethen,hehas beenworkingongrowing hisclientelandexpanding thecompany,andheeven spenthissenioryearasa co-opstudentworkingfor himself.Afterhighschool, heplanstogorightintothe workforceandcontinue growinghisbusiness.Evan said,"WhenIthinkabout thefutureofthiscompany,I wantittobenotonlya business,butafamilyto. Seeingthecustomer satisfactionfromthequality ofourworkandcustomer servicestandpointiswhat reallykeepsmemotivated togrow andbuild asa company."
DesignedBy:JessicaFischer
Senior Cheyenne Heinicke planstopursue acareerasapilot.Shefirst developedaninterestin aviationlastspringwhen shetookatripdownto Floridaforamajorair show.Shecommented, "That'swhatreallycaught myeye,soIjumpedright intoitandstartedan internshipattheflight schoolattheCapitalCity airport."Afterhigh school,sheplanstoattend theCommunityCollegeof BeaverCountytogetallof hernecessarylicenses andratings.Thinkingof herfuture,Cheyenne added,"It'sadreamtobe flyingcorporateor commercialinmy lifetime."And,"Iammost looking forward totaking many tripsin the Cessna overthe summer before college."
Afterhighschool,senior EmersonHernandez planstobalanceworkand study.Hecurrentlyworks asaserveratGiotti's,his familyownedbusiness. Emersonenjoystheolder regularsthatcomeinand speciallyrequesthimto waitonthem.Asidefrom work,healsoplanstotake generaleducationcourses atHACC.Whilehedoes nothaveaselectedmajor yet,Emersonwantsto eventuallybecomea physicaltherapist.
NOTEWORTHY : The bright solid background of orange and accents of teal helps the content pop.
MostgraduatingseniorsatCDchoosetotakethetraditionalrouteofattendingafour-yearcollegeoruniversity afterhighschool.However,somestudentsformtheirownuniquepaths,awayfromcollege.Theseindividualsare divingintotheworkforce,followingfamilybusinesses,andevenformingtheirown.Othersaretakinggapyearsto explorelifeoutsideofschool,andsomeareenrollingintradeschoolstodeveloptheirpassionsandprepare themselvesfortheirfuturecareers.Below,afewofthesestudentssharetheirpost-high-schoolplansand professionalgoals.
Rahman FarisRahman plansto continueworkingathis family'scompany,Color Carpet,afterhighschool. Withthecompany,he helpsinstallcarpets,but Farisalsowantstoget intodropshippingand business.Dropshippingis abusinessmodelthat allowsyoutosellproducts onlinewithouthavingto ownoroperatethe physicallocationwhere thoseproductsare processed.During quarantine,Farispicked upthehobbyselling toothbrushesandphone cases.Whilehequit dropshippingtoworkwith hisfamily,hehopesto resumethebusinessafter graduating." physical therapist.
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Afterhighschool, MarisaMiller plansto attend"Walkwith Scissors,"acosmetology school.Duringthisnine monthprogram,Marisa willlearnabouthair, nails,skincare,and more.Sheadded,"Ihave alwaysbeeninterestedin thisfieldandreallyenjoy doingotherpeople'shair andmakeup."Currently, Marisaworksatasalon asanassistantandplans tocontinueworking thereasastylistonceshe getsherlicense.When askedwhatshewasmost lookingforwardto,she said,"Meetingnew peopleasIbuildmy clienteleandbeingable tomakepeoplefeel beautifulaftertheir serviceiscompleted."
Afterhighschool, Nelson Nwokeji plansontaking agapyearortwobefore goingtoacommunity collegetomajorina computerrelatedfield. Duringhisgapyear,he planstospendhistime workingand volunteering.Inaddition, hesaid,"Iwanttoworkon selfimprovement,self care,andgettingmylife together."Nelsonis lookingforwardtothe opportunitytodothe thingshecouldnotdo duringhisthirteenyears ofschooling.
Theme : Make Your Mark
Bookname : Polaris
Adviser : Joseph Ferranto & Amy Ferletti
Representative : Kathleen Smith
The color pairing in this book is unique and stands out. It utilizes muted greens, blues, and purples, but the headlines pop in the bright yellow. The color blocking has a felted texture, adding interest to the photo collages. The clipped photos give everything a layered, interesting look.
NOTEWORTHY : The clipped student on the right overlayed on the photos adds a focal point to the composition.
NOTEWORTHY : In contras to the full and layered look on the photo spreads, their divider pages are a minimalist complement.
NOTEWORTHY : Their use of bright colors like this red-orange provide an unexpected pop on the page.
NOTEWORTHY : The pops of bright green pair with the purple and yellow and create movement around the page.
Theme : You Had to be There
Bookname : Clintonian
Adviser : Mindy Pavone
Editors : Sadie Davignon & Chelsea Lopata
Representative : Kathleen Smith
The color pairing in this book is unique and stands out. It utilizes muted greens, blues, and purples, but the headlines pop in the bright yellow. The color blocking has a felted texture, adding interest to the photo collages. The clipped photos give everything a layered, interesting look.
NOTEWORTHY : The photos and composition help support the content.
NOTEWORTHY : The photos frame the page and the use of color fills the page.
NOTEWORTHY : This is a great composition that combines photos, cut outs, quotes but tied together with color palette.
NOTEWORTHY : Use of
Theme : Refresh
Bookname : The Crusader
Adviser : Jennifer Ryan
Editors : Brianna Beall & Ella Dollins
Representative : Steve Ferguson
This yearbook’s theme ‘Refresh’ is carried throughout the book with the design. The bright color palette stands out against the white negative space. The photos are arranged and lined up perfectly, which provided a nice contrast to the organic icons and brush script typography.
NOTEWORTHY : The accompanying graphics add a pop of fun to the bottom corner.
backtoKCSthisyear,I am excitedtoplayfootballandbe ableto see myfriendsagain. - CalebPotter10
NOTEWORTHY : They color coordinated this page based on the photos used, mainly using peaches and off-white to compliment the lighting in the photos.
NOTEWORTHY : Side graphics and fun elements pair with a photo collage provide variety of content and interest.
ToEiley,Ella Storie,andHannah Kate:I leavethesoccer firstroundof districtsforthefirsttime,do it again,I knowyoucan. ToHannah L (BarbieJr), I leavethesoftballteamandall thebrowniesandChipotleyoucan eat. To Katy,I leaveeverything.Good luckgirl,I'm gonnamissyou.ToElla Dollins,I leavethe yearbook,do betterandgoodluckha ha.
ToEiley,Ella Storie,andHannah Kate:I leavethesoccer team,andwinningthe firstroundof districtsforthefirsttime,do it again,I knowyoucan. ToHannah L (BarbieJr), I leavethesoftballteamandall thebrowniesandChipotleyoucan eat. To Katy,I leaveeverything.Good luckgirl,I'm gonnamissyou.ToElla Dollins,I leavethe yearbook,do betterandgoodluckha ha.
"It is what it is!"
"It is what it is!"
ToKatyI leaveMr.L sanatomyclass,cheerbus andtutoringOlivia.GraceM I leaveannoyingCoachG andbeing herTA.ToOlivia,Ella, Cole andLiam thebook. ToMorganI leaveworkingat RobynI leavemymassagechair,andtoOliviaI our playlist.
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Tomyboyson thefootballteam,I wishyou thebest of luck.TomyboyPeter,tobe the best linebackerout therenextyear,andto LandontoleadKeswicktothestategame.My messagetotheKeswickkidsis toalways havea greattimeandrememberthegreat timesyouspendwithyourclassmates. game. always great
thefootballteam,I wishyou thebest of luck.TomyboyPeter,tobe the best linebackerout therenextyear,andto LandontoleadKeswicktothestategame.My messagetotheKeswickkidsis toalways greattimeandrememberthegreat timesyouspendwithyourclassmates.
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TothenextgraduatingclassI wish youall thebest of luck Buttomy dearestassociates;Anoriay,Isabeland Morgan,I believeyouguyscan at least finishone yearwithoutme.Tequieromuchomis queridas.
TothenextgraduatingclassI wish youall thebest of luck Buttomy dearestassociates;Anoriay,Isabeland Morgan,I believeyouguyscan at least finishone yearwithoutme.Tequieromuchomis queridas. think mean, I'm not. You've just a woman who doesn't validation from you"
I leavethetitleof best AnthonytoAnthony Countermine(Tony).AndI leavemyW rizz toAlexBecht.
"ComradeManager." - GabrielCobourne
"If you think I'm being mean, I'm not. You've just never seen a woman who doesn't seek validation from you" G leave To
ToRobynCantwellI leavethe outsidehitterposition,andmyarms andshouldersroutine.ToCandice HollowayI leave3D art, andtoMylaMarsh leavetheTrackandFieldteamandtheability toqualifyforstates.ToLiam Lahsangah I leave Esporta fitness,andtohis brother,theharvest festivalbouncyhouse.ToEzra BateyI already leftmyPokémoncards.Andfinally,I leavemy horridzen tangleprojecttothelovelyMrs.Ryan.
A spread with no photos is still interesting because of the composition of the shapes and the support of the quotation graphics. The pop of blue draws the eyes around the page.
"Alexa,cancelallmyalarms." -EllaFretz
"Alexa,cancelallmyalarms."
-EllaFretz
"Don't fear failure, fear regret."
- Andres Cabrera
may be dumb, but at least I'm not stupid." - Jacob Wingfield
"I may be dumb, but at least I'm not stupid." Wingfield
"If I'velearnedonethingin schoolit'sthatthesequotes aretheonlythingthatmatter." - Cole Horstman "Areyoukidding me?!?!" - Elena Mangiaracina
pre-gamesong androutine.ToElla Storie, defense,andbeing thefastestdefenderI know.Tothe restof thesoccer team,I leavetheresponsibilityof settingnew recordsandgoingtoregionals.ToChristinaSnyder,I leave our driveforgoodgradesandperfectionism.Don tlet it overwhelmyou.ToMr.L, leavethenextChemII and Physicsclasses;maytheybe as entertainingas we were.Totherestof Keswick,I leavenothingelse becauseI havegivenall I have.
mleavingtoyouthecheerleadingteam,all RobynCantwellsnackseveryday.I
I'velearnedonethingin schoolit'sthatthesequotes aretheonlythingthatmatter." Cole Horstman
"I'vebeen entertaining sinceI wasa kid." - LucasChacon
TotheJuniorsfromChem2, giveyouMr.L'sclass. don't maybe."
Theme : What a Time
Bookname : The Appalachian
Adviser : Morgan Petree
Editors : Ellie Sullivan & Ella Urey
Representative : Ben Smith
This yearbook celebrates their theme ‘What a Time’ using a of visual elements, photo spreads, and fun collage graphics. Each spread is filled with content and photos, but it is meticulously laid out into strong, fun compositions. Their school colors are carried throughout in typography and graphic elements.
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NOTEWORTHY : The color blocking helps separate each part of the spread, adding interest and organization.
NOTEWORTHY : All the photos are laid out in a variety of different ways, creating interest.
NOTEWORTHY : The large photo provides a large focal point and separation and from the content at the bottom.
Theteamstartedthe 2022-2023seasonoffstrong andtheirhardworkinpractice ispayingoffonthecourt. Coach WesLambert mentionshow proudheisoftheseniorsfor steppinguptoleadandthe team'soverallexcitementforthe restoftheseason. Starters Nick Johnson '23, RobbieEldridge '23,AlexAkard '24, Johnathan Woodlee '26, and Matthew Clemmer '23ledtheteam.They hadnumerousmemorable victoriesalongtheroad.Beating thestate'snumberoneandtwo teamsonconsecutivenightsto wintheirChristmastournament. Althoughnotfinishingas planned,theyevolvedasateam andlaidastrongfoundationfor thefuture.
NOTEWORTHY accent to the photographs.
Getcha'HeadInTheGame
Getcha'HeadInTheGame MatthewClemmer '23jumpshigh totryandblocka2pointermadein theSequoyahHighschoolgame. Clemmerexplains,"Imtryingto lowerhiseffectofshotasmuchas possible."
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InItToWinIt DuringthegameagainstBearden thisyear,teammates AlexAkard '24and NickJohnson '23work togethertosecurethevictory. Akardshares,"Isealedoffthe defendersoNickcanpassmethe ball."
InItToWinIt DuringthegameagainstBearden thisyear,teammates AlexAkard '24and NickJohnson '23work togethertosecurethevictory. Akardshares,"Isealedoffthe defendersoNickcanpassmethe ball."
BigBallin' DrewEldridge '25isbeingblocked outbyanopponentfromAlcoa whengoingintosecurethe rebound.Eldridgeexclaims,"We stillwonthereboundandthe game."
BigBallin' DrewEldridge '25isbeingblocked outbyanopponentfromAlcoa whengoingintosecurethe rebound.Eldridgeexclaims,"We stillwonthereboundandthe game."
MouseInTheHouse Maryvilleplaysdefenseagainst Alcoainanenergizinggame. Maryvilletookthewinthanksto playslikethisoneby Lucas Garman '24.Garmansharesthe momentsleadinguptothisshot: "Theopponentwasdrivingdown thecourtandImissedthefirst blocksoIhadtocontesthislayup whichcausedhimtomisstheshot."
MouseInTheHouse Maryvilleplaysdefenseagainst Alcoainanenergizinggame. Maryvilletookthewinthanksto playslikethisoneby Lucas Garman '24.Garmansharesthe momentsleadinguptothisshot: "Theopponentwasdrivingdown thecourtandImissedthefirst blocksoIhadtocontesthislayup whichcausedhimtomisstheshot." RobbieEldridge
RobbieEldridge Eldridgesays,"Myfavorite gamethisyearwas
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Theme : 2023 & Me
Bookname : Chinoquapin
Adviser : Eryn Spears
Editors : Amy Summerlin
Representative : Lisa Leopard
This yearbook’s theme ‘2023 & Me’ celebrates this school’s exciting year. Their creatively written headlines are also creative visually - with expressive typography and a mix of colors. Their modern layouts balance negative space and their use of the outlined squares create a cohesive feel to the whole book.
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WHATISTHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENYOUR
WHATISTHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENYOUR FIRSTDAYASAFRESHMANANDYOUR FIRSTDAYASASENIOR?
"Well,myfreshmanyear,Icameoutreadyand prepared.Andonthefirstdayofsenioryear,I didn'tevenbringabackpackorpencil." Ethan Hudson'23
didn'tevenbringabackpackorpencil." Ethan
ISJUNIORYEARTHATDIFFICULT?
"Tobehonest,notreallybecauseit'sjustlike everyotheryear.It'sjustnewclassesthatare kindaharder,butit'salljusttheexactsamething aseveryotherdayfrommyfreshmenyear'til now." MaryKay'24
"Tobehonest,notreallybecauseit'sjustlike everyotheryear.It'sjustnewclassesthatare aseveryotherdayfrommyfreshmenyear'til MaryKay'24
HOWDIDYOUPREPAREFORTHEFIRSTDAY OFSCHOOLASAFRESHMAN?
HOWDIDYOUPREPAREFORTHEFIRSTDAY OFSCHOOLASAFRESHMAN?
helpmethroughoutmyday.Ialsotoldmyselfthat everythingwouldbeokay,andtheonlydifference opportunitiesandmoreexperiences." McKynlie
"Thenightbeforethefirstdayofschool,Iprayed thatmyanxietywouldstaylowandthatGodwill helpmethroughoutmyday.Ialsotoldmyselfthat everythingwouldbeokay,andtheonlydifference istheamountofpeople.Plus,thisbringsnew opportunitiesandmoreexperiences." McKynlie Campbell'26
WHAT'STHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENYOUR ANDYOURFIRSTDAYASASOPHOMORE?
WHAT'STHEDIFFERENCEBETWEENYOUR FIRSTDAYOFSCHOOLASAFRESHMAN ANDYOURFIRSTDAYASASOPHOMORE?
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"Myfreshmenyear,Idefinitelyhadalotofanxiety goingonbecauseIwasintroducedtoamuch biggerandnewerenvironment.Ikeptreminding myselfthatIhavetostaytruetowhoIamandnot letpeoplechangeme." AlyssaHassan'25
goingonbecauseIwasintroducedtoamuch myselfthatIhavetostaytruetowhoIamandnot letpeoplechangeme." AlyssaHassan'25
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Duringlunchshifts,studentshadan opportunitytolookatadvertised clubs.Tablesweresetupinthe quadforthegroupstosetuptheir postersandbrochures.Students couldspeakwithrepresentatives andlearnmoreabouttheirofferings. Thisyearnewerclubsincluded:Be TheOneActivate,BestBuddies, ChiefCouncil,EducatorsRising,and HistoryClub.
Duringlunchshifts,studentshadan opportunitytolookatadvertised clubs.Tablesweresetupinthe quadforthegroupstosetuptheir postersandbrochures.Students couldspeakwithrepresentatives andlearnmoreabouttheirofferings. Thisyearnewerclubsincluded:Be TheOneActivate,BestBuddies, ChiefCouncil,EducatorsRising,and HistoryClub.
WrittenbyWilliamCampbell
WrittenbyWilliamCampbell
NOTEWORTHY : This modern spread uses only a few photos to create a bug impact. The yellow in the headlines adds a pop of color throughout the page.
OnAugust9,2022,parentsof seniorstudentshostedabreakfast
fruit,bottledwater,andvarious hopestobeanewtradition. said, Iamnot readyforthischaptertoclose.
OnAugust9,2022,parentsof seniorstudentshostedabreakfast beforeschool.Theeventtookplace ontheriverbankindowntown Natchitoches.Theseniorswere givendifferentfoodoptionssuchas sausagebiscuits,kolaches,donuts, fruit,bottledwater,andvarious juices.Localbusinesseshelpedwith fundinganddonationsinwhat hopestobeanewtradition. MichaelCastro 23 said, Iamnot readyforthischaptertoclose. WrittenbyWilliamCampbell
Forthesafetyofthestudents, administratorsdecidedthatitwas besttoinvestinmetaldetectors. Everymorning,studentsmusttake outanydevicesorsuppliesthat couldtriggerthedetector.A thoroughsearchisadministeredif thealarmsounds.Althougha momentaryhassle,itisnecessary forthewelfareofthecampus. WrittenbyWilliamCampbell
Forthesafetyofthestudents, couldtriggerthedetector.A thealarmsounds.Althougha momentaryhassle,itisnecessary
NOTEWORTHY : A different shade of the dark red, this color pops creating separation for the timeline.
NOTEWORTHY : Using the rectangle outline in the photo is a modern accent, and the red throughout the page creates uniformity.
TWO PASSIONATE
"BetaClubmeansbeinginvolvedinour communityandjustreallyworkingtodo betternotjustforthecommunitybutalso ourschool.I'mlearningcommunity serviceandhowtohelpthepeople aroundmefromBETAClub.Ilovegetting todothingswithallofmyfriendsandjust gettingtoserveourcommunity." Lora Cole'24
"BetaClubmeansbeinginvolvedinour communityandjustreallyworkingtodo betternotjustforthecommunitybutalso ourschool.I'mlearningcommunity serviceandhowtohelpthepeople aroundmefromBETAClub.Ilovegetting todothingswithallofmyfriendsandjust gettingtoserveourcommunity." Lora Cole'24
DISCUSSWHATBETACLUB MEANSTOTHEMANDHOW ITHASCHANGEDTHEM
TWOPASSIONATEMEMBERS DISCUSSWHATBETACLUB MEANSTOTHEMANDHOW ITHASCHANGEDTHEM
"BetaClubisaclubthatismoreabout thepeople,itisareallygoodgroupof people.Theclubinvolveslike-minded peoplethatareallworkingtowardsthe samegoal.BETAhastaughtmealotof things.I'mthesecretary,soithas definitelytaughtmeresponsibilityand alsowhatitmeanstobeapartof something.However,Imostdefinitely lovethepeoplethemostandthe opportunities." IzabellaFriday'24
"BetaClubisaclubthatismoreabout thepeople,itisareallygoodgroupof people.Theclubinvolveslike-minded peoplethatareallworkingtowardsthe samegoal.BETAhastaughtmealotof things.I'mthesecretary,soithas definitelytaughtmeresponsibilityand alsowhatitmeanstobeapartof something.However,Imostdefinitely lovethepeoplethemostandthe opportunities." IzabellaFriday'24
TWOOUTSTANDING
5THPLACEINPOETRY
"Fromthebeginning,IalsocompetedinPoetry lastyear,andIplaced2ndinstateand4thin nationals.Thisyear,Iplaced5thinthestate!The competitionwasalotharder.Iappreciatedthe challenge,anditdefinitelychallengedme.The promptwasdifficultformetocreatesomething outofatfirst,butIpoweredthroughitandgot somethingdown.Iamvicepresident ofBETA Club,soIalsolearnedaboutleadershipand usingmystrengthstofurthermyorganizationand identifyingmyweaknessesforotherpeopleto usetheirstrengthstofeelitfully." KearaNelson '24
promptwasdifficultformetocreatesomething somethingdown.Iamvicepresident ofBETA identifyingmyweaknessesforotherpeopleto usetheirstrengthstofeelitfully."
LEOCLUBDEDICATES THEIRTIMETO CHARITYANDWELFARE
LEOCLUBDEDICATES THEIRTIMETO CHARITYANDWELFARE
LEOclubparticipatedinthe annualCentralLouisianaFood Drivetodonatefoodtopantries
NOTEWORTHY : The clipped photos add a contrasting shape against the squares and adds interest.
mathcompetitionisprettybig. thestatethatareaheadofme, thoughtitwasprettycool.It feelsprettynicebeingtop5in mathbecauseitgivesme confidence.IknowthatIam justgointoitknowingI'llgeta goodgrade.Iwillprobablyput theaccomplishmentonmy collegeresumeasIhopetogo incollege.Forfuture managementbecauseitiskey.I didn'tevenfinishmytest.Ifyou donotknowsomething,justput C." AdamGuillet'25
"Winning5thplaceinthestate mathcompetitionisprettybig. Thereareonlyfourpeoplein thestatethatareaheadofme, andoneofthemgota36last yearasafreshman,soI thoughtitwasprettycool.It feelsprettynicebeingtop5in mathbecauseitgivesme confidence.IknowthatIam prettygoodatmath,andIcan justgointoitknowingI'llgeta goodgrade.Iwillprobablyput theaccomplishmentonmy collegeresumeasIhopetogo intosomethinginthemathfield incollege.Forfuture competitors,learntime managementbecauseitiskey.I didn'tevenfinishmytest.Ifyou donotknowsomething,justput C." AdamGuillet'25
"Winning math There the and year thought feels math confidence. pretty just good the college into in competitors, management didn't do
helptheneedsofothersandwon Tunica-BiloxiTribe.The2022 FoodDrivegenerated98,063 experience.Beingapartof peopleiswhatbringsjoytome, opportunitytohelppeoplein need," NakeiraWhite'23 stated. WrittenbyHarleyWelling
LEOclubparticipatedinthe annualCentralLouisianaFood BanksChristmasCheerFood Drivetodonatefoodtopantries acrossthestate.Organizationsall aroundCentralLouisianadonated andgatheredcannedgoodsasa partofthecampaign.LEO collected696poundsoffoodto helptheneedsofothersandwon acashawardof$500fromthe Tunica-BiloxiTribe.The2022 FoodDrivegenerated98,063 poundsoffood."WorkingtheLEO ClubFoodDrivewasawonderful experience.Beingapartof somethingthatIknowwillhelp peopleiswhatbringsjoytome, andIamgratefulforthe opportunitytohelppeoplein need," NakeiraWhite'23 stated. WrittenbyHarleyWelling
CLUBMEMBERSSHAREWHYCOMMUNITY SERVICEISIMPORTANT
SERVICEISIMPORTANT
JadenSmith'25 and TyraWashington '24 createteacherappreciationcards. PhotobyHarleyWelling
"Community serviceis importanttome becauseIcan givebacktothe community.To helpothersinmy communityfeels reallygood." Kelis Powell'25
"Community serviceis importanttome becauseIcan givebacktothe community.To helpothersinmy
"IjoinedLEOclub becauseIliketohelp othersandgetinthe community. Communityserviceis importanttome becauseyougetto helppeople;itfeels amazingtohelpothers inmycommunity becausesomearereally inneed." BritneyBallard '24
othersandgetinthe community. Communityserviceis importanttome becauseyougetto helppeople;itfeels amazingtohelpothers inmycommunity becausesomearereally
"Communityserviceis mywayofshowing howgratefulIamto thepeoplearound meandmy community.It'sso importanttome becauseitmakesme feellikeI'mdoing goodandmaking thingsbetterinthis world,evenifit'sjusta littlebitatatime." HarleyWelling'25
"Communityserviceis mywayofshowing howgratefulIamto meandmy community.It'sso becauseitmakesme feellikeI'mdoing goodandmaking thingsbetterinthis world,evenifit'sjusta littlebitatatime." HarleyWelling'25
Port Neches, Texas
Theme : Everything In Between Bookname : War Whoop
Adviser : Mike Tobias
Editors : Presley Lee & Kennedy Jordan
Representative : Jenna Bryan
This yearbook uses shades of their school color, purple, to create texture and bold accents. With their font choice looking like it is stamped, and the accent lines look like hand drawn doodles, it creates a fun design element that is carried throughout the book, from cover to cover.
NOTEWORTHY : The light purple doodles at the top frame the photo and add a pop of color to tie in with the title.
NOTEWORTHY : The black and white photos provide a backdrop for additional color photos on the side and helps introduce the next few spreads.
NOTEWORTHY : The photos at the top frame the bottom picture and help fill the empty space.
NOTEWORTHY : The dark purple is pulled from the photos which unifies the entire spread.
By: Kaela Rose
Theme : Redeveloped
Bookname : Warrior
Adviser : Candace Gilbert
Editors : Jersie Putz & Jocelyn Jadus
Representative : Steve Ferguson
This school uses the theme ‘Redeveloped’ and polaroids to inspire their yearbook. It has a scrapbook feel throughout, with post-it shapes and doodles providing a fun touch. Each spread has a bold color choice, making this a fun yearbook to flip through!
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,thisyearwastobelikeanyother.Studentshadto thisidea,however,isareflectionofthepast.Ofcourse,noonewantsto effectonhowwelearnedthisyear.Teachershadto taughtextensivelyinthepast.Evenmoredifficult,theyhadtoattemptto causedthemtobemorecomfortableonlinethanchattinginperson.
Intheory readjust tonewschedules,teachers,andcourses,justthesameasany year.What redirects thisidea,however,isareflectionofthepast.Ofcourse,noonewantsto relive theeventsofthepast3years,but theyhada reoccurring effectonhowwelearnedthisyear.Teachershadto reintroduce oldconceptsthatthestudentswerenot taughtextensivelyinthepast.Evenmoredifficult,theyhadtoattemptto reconnect socializationbetweenstudents,asisolation
The choice to make the photo black and white except for ‘Warhawk Way’ makes the color palette and school colors really pop. They carried those colors throughout the spread.
The reinstation ofoldruleswerehardforstudentstogetusedto,likethe reintroduction ofstrictabsencepolicies.Thisrule was reproposed inhopesthatabsenceswouldbe reduced,but rearranging astudent snormsprovedeasiersaidthandone.On thebrightside,studentswereableto redeem theirgrades andreflecttheirintellectontheirfinalexams. Withoutsoundingtoo redundant,thisyearmadeusfacechallengeafterchallengeandgaveusopportunitiestogrow.Mostimportantly,thisyeargaveus theabilityto redefine our learningexperience.Thisbookgivesusthechanceto reflect uponourselvesandthechancethisyear gaveustogrow.
The reintroduction was thebrightside,studentswereableto andreflecttheirintellectontheirfinalexams. redundant,thisyearmadeusfacechallengeafterchallengeandgaveusopportunitiestogrow.Mostimportantly,thisyeargaveus theabilityto reflect
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NOTEWORTHY : The post-it shapes are a fun little detailhighlighting quotes from students and keeping in theme.
NOTEWORTHY : The color they used for this spread ties in the photos, unifying the spread.
Studentsshowtheirspiritbydressingupandcheeringon thefootballteamatFridayNightLights
Studentsshowtheirspiritbydressingupandcheeringon thefootballteamatFridayNightLights madehisdebutwiththecheerleaders.Studentsweresoexcitedtodressupforeachtheme:Wild
Thefestiveairwasthickwithexcitement,andthestudentsectionwasroaring.Thecommunitycame togetherintheirswagaliciousoutfitsandmadethemostcreativesigns.OurnewWallyWarhawk madehisdebutwiththecheerleaders.Studentsweresoexcitedtodressupforeachtheme:Wild West,HocoSpirit,Pinkout,Goldout,Construction,PinkOut,and PajamaParty.FridayNightLightscreatedsomanycherishedmemoriesand broughteveryonetogethertoshowourloveforthefootballplayers.
1. "[Fridaynightlights]reallybroughtustogether."
"[Fridaynightlights]reallybroughtustogether." -HannahSorenson(left,10).
2. "Havingeveryonetogetherinanon-school environmentcreatesaplacewhereeveryonecanbe
"TheWildWestgamewasa greatkickofftotheyearandlet ussupportourteaminoneof ourfirstgames.Igotdressedup andcheeredloudwithfriends." -AbbeEdmiston(11,right)
"TheWildWestgamewasa greatkickofftotheyearandlet ussupportourteaminoneof ourfirstgames.Igotdressedup andcheeredloudwithfriends." -AbbeEdmiston(11,right)
"FridayNightLightsare importantforhavinghighschool memories."-NataliaCraigwith MelissaBauer(12,left)
"Allthegradescomingtogether reallybringstheconnectionto theschool."-SammyNoser withAbbeEdmiston(11,left)
"Allthegradescomingtogether reallybringstheconnectionto theschool."-SammyNoser withAbbeEdmiston(11,left)
FinleyHarding,EmmaGleeson, KellyannPopp,Preston Fedorek,KendallHoffman,and GiselleThomas(11).
"[Wally]getsthecrowdhypedandhe'sjustagoodwaytorepresent theschool."-PeightonSmith(11)
MarissaBauer,GiselleThomas andSophiaChilders(11)
MarissaBauer,GiselleThomas andSophiaChilders(11)
"ThePinkOutgame..involved alargepartofthestudentbody. Thiscausebroughtusall together."-JordanKeener(12)
"ThePinkOutgame..involved alargepartofthestudentbody. Thiscausebroughtusall together."-JordanKeener(12)
NOTEWORTHY : The side bars anchor the small photos and create an interesting side collage. They colored the headlines to bring in colors from the photos.
"FridayNightLightsbrings everyonetogetherandlets everyonerelaxafterastressful week.Igettohangoutwith friendsthatIwouldn'thangout withoutsideofschoolotherwise soitletsusgetcloser."-Amelia Narcisi(12,center)
involvedinthegame whilecheeringon theplayers." -ArmaneeGary(11)
Let'sGetRowdy
getthecrowd reallypumpedup andwesupportthe team."-Lailani Long(11)
everyone together."-Danika Newton(10)
crowdtogether andtrytocheeras loudaspossible." -RossiEdds(12)
Theme : Through the Eyes of a Paladin Bookname : Prospectus
Adviser : Jennifer Collins
Editor : Natalie Wirth
Representative : Steve Ferguson
In their book, the ‘Prospectus’, South Plantation High School uses tints of their school colors, with bold headlines to create the design of their yearbook. Their use of the diagonal, in background shape or in photo montages makes for a cohesive book.
summerbreakbeforetheyreturn
Studentsenjoytheirtimeoffduring summerbreakbeforetheyreturn backtoschool.
HappyCamper JuniorMarisaFeinenjoyshersummerin Pennsylvaniaatsummercamp."Ihadthe mostamazing6weeksandmetthebest peopleatcamp,"saidFein.
JuniorEmmaLissspendsher summersatacampinNew York."Spendingtimewithmy
JuniorEmmaLissspendsher summersatacampinNew York."Spendingtimewithmy campfriendsisalwaysthe
SeniorJamaicaBowieand herfamilywentbacktotheir hometowninNewYork."My traditionisgoingtoNewYork tovisitfamilyandgoingto ConeyIsland,"saidBowie.
FeeltheLove FreshmanMakaylaCastilla wenttoMedellin,Colombiafor thesummer."Wehavebeen
FeeltheLove wenttoMedellin,Colombiafor ConeyIsland,"saidBowie.
ColorfulColorado FreshmanAlanaMarlinspentthesummer inColorado."IlovedColoradobecauseof thepeopleandtheviews.Thepeople weresoniceandhelpfulandtheviews werebreathtaking,"saidMarlin.
ColorfulColorado inColorado."IlovedColoradobecauseof weresoniceandhelpfulandtheviews werebreathtaking,"saidMarlin.
Grinddoesn'tStop continuetogetbetteratthesport.
SophomoreChrisMcGowanplaysonhis clubsoccerteamagainstIMGAcademy. Chrisspendshissummertrainingto continuetogetbetteratthesport. "IMG...morelikeI'mtheG,"saidMcGowan.
experiencewithmyfamily,"said Volsteedt.
experiencewithmyfamily,"said Volsteedt.
MiaSaifman,12thandfamily Spreadby:KiraHepburnandOliviaTucker 10 11
"Iwanttobeknownforbeingthebestonthecourt,"saidfreshmanTimothySmith.
"Iwanttobeknownforbeingthebestonthecourt,"saidfreshmanTimothySmith.
NOTEWORTHY : The purple provides a nice punch to round out the design of the spread.
SiannaPearlman,11th
ShaneAnderson,10th,JoshAnderson12th, andfamily
Itisagreatwaytospendtime
vacation."Ihavegoneto SanibeleversinceIwasborn. Itisagreatwaytospendtime withmyfamily,"saidTucker.
FallingsoHard FreshmanJordanPagan spenthissummerat McArthur-BurneyFalls. "MyfavoriteplaceI traveledtothissummer wasMountRainier NationalPark.Igotto seeavolcanoandtravel throughtheTemperate Rainforest,"saidPagan.
FallingsoHard FreshmanJordanPagan spenthissummerat McArthur-BurneyFalls. "MyfavoriteplaceI traveledtothissummer wasMountRainier NationalPark.Igotto seeavolcanoandtravel throughtheTemperate Rainforest,"saidPagan.
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NOTEWORTHY : The bold use of purple fills the space on the right to create a well rounded design.
Spreadby:JalisaColemanandAnniyahDaly
NOTEWORTHY : The use of the diagonal here, in photo blocking creates a nice divider design.
retires. does better,when Cantlupe's "Please environment, because all affected!" done for hardworkwillnotgounnoticed.
SPHSwishesyouahappyRetirement!Remember,OnceAPaladin,AlwaysAPaladin. banana?Is it the sun?No,it'sMs. Maria'sMinions Plantation High School. Ms. Maria Rodriguez has taken asatruePaladinforover25years,plusthefouryearswhilesheattendedSouthPlantationHigh as a student! A valuable lesson she has learned, possiblyevenbetterasafamily. Thehardestthingaboutretiringwillbehavingtosaygoodbye Minions as she will miss them tremendously! A few school club, Maria s Minions, for students to join paint, and maintain the school s appearance. She has made an impact on everyone that shehasworkedwithandwillbegreatlymissed.Afunfact,shelovesmaking"Cafecito,"whichis espresso, every morning and sharing it with the faculty and staff in the office. Her quote, Don t leave for tomorrow, what you can do today. Ms. Maria is a true Paladin andbleedspurpleandgold!
Ms.Maria,Weloveyouandwillmissyou.HappyRetirement! Remember, OnceAPaladin,AlwaysAPaladin.
Mr. Andre Henry is this year s 2023 South Plantation High School Teacher of the Year!Mr.HenryhasworkedintheBrowardCountyPublicSchoolsystemfor34years with20yearsatSouthPlantationHighSchool.HehastaughtArtandcoachedCross Country, Trackand Field, and Tennis.Once he heard he won Teacherof the Year he felt honored, humbled, grateful, and
NOTEWORTHY The bold headline typefaces and contrasting subheading create a divider and allows each article to have their own space.
Theme : Why So Serious?
Bookname : Renaissance
Adviser : Stephanie Russo
Riviera Beach, Florida
Editors : Fiona Bensusan, Kamna Nair, & Marley Rappaport
Representative : Stephanie Sherman
This book uses a fun color palette to mirror their playful theme. Bold colors in headlines, backgrounds, and headers mixed with their bouncing typography jump off the page in this unique book.
NOTEWORTHY : The bright green border on the side draws your eye in to the fun content to introduce you to the book.
NOTEWORTHY : The bright headlines bring attention to each part of the spread.
NOTEWORTHY : Variation in the content creates a fun, visually appealing spread.
NOTEWORTHY : The bold background color makes both photos and text pop. The clipped dancers and headline add movement against the background color.
Theme : Leave Your Mark
Bookname : Talisman
Adviser : Chelsea Wieloszynski
Editors : Maddie Newton
Representative : Steve Ferguson
This school uses the bold colors throughout their book and on their covers! They had 4 different versions of the cover, and each class got a different color. They carried the doodle icons throughout their book, calling back on their theme ‘Leave Your Mark’.
TERPSUP
Juniors,ClaireHunterandKarisCosmas
Juniors,ClaireHunterandKarisCosmas posetogetherat'FanFriday'inthemidstofa greatgamebetweenourVarsityGirls VolleyballteamandBishopMclaughlin.
GORED,GOGOLD
Duringthehomecomingpeprally,RedShell leadersandrepresentativesstandtogetheras theyleadtheclassic"gored,gogold"chant.
SMILESALLAROUND
Seniors,MaiyahHall,MeghanLambie,and GirlsVolleyballTeam.Sincemostoftheir highschoollifehasbeenunconventionaldue
OliviaHart('24)andVictoriaPadilla Colmenares('24)posetogetherwhilethey cheerontheirteammatesfromthesidelines duringtheAlzheimer'sAwarenessnightin honoroftheformerHeadCoach,Carol Chalu."EventhoughIhaven'tbeenableto playthisseason,IstillfeelRedShell's support"Hartsays
Seniors,MaiyahHall,MeghanLambie,and AvaMorganstandtogethertosupportthe GirlsVolleyballTeam.Sincemostoftheir highschoollifehasbeenunconventionaldue toCOVID-19,theseseniorsappreciatethe spirit-filledopportunities."Ireallyenjoy goingtothevolleyballgameswithmy friends!"Hallsays
SWIMMINGWITHWINS
Theaudienceiffilledwithlivelyfansastheycheer ontheVarsityVolleyballteam'sfirstgameofthe seasonwiththeclassicterrapinhand. Theterrapin handisourschool'swayofwishinggoodluckto theplayersastheyservetotheopposingteam.
SeniorRedShellco-heads,SummerHuaraand LaPlaceSallis,leadthecrowd.Leadershavegreat opportunitestoformcommunity."Ilovebeing abletoleadthecrowdsthroughchantsand cheers, Sallissays.
ontheVarsityVolleyballteam'sfirstgameofthe seasonwiththeclassicterrapinhand. handisourschool'swayofwishinggoodluckto theplayersastheyservetotheopposingteam. RAISETHERUMBLE SeniorRedShellco-heads,SummerHuaraand LaPlaceSallis,leadthecrowd.Leadershavegreat opportunitestoformcommunity."Ilovebeing abletoleadthecrowdsthroughchantsand cheers,
PREPPEDFORPEP LaPLaceSallis('23),JackAngelone('24),and BrookeDavis('24)prepareforthehomecoming peprally. Pastpepralliesavebeenoutdoors,but wearebackinthegymthisyear!Davissays"the homecomingpeprallyisoneofmyfavoriteevent ttoputoneithRedShell. Itissofunbeingableto bringthewholeschooltogether."
NOTEWORTHY : The bright red is a bold fun choice for showcasing content.
TALKTOTHEHANDS
Thecrowdcomestogethertoshowtheir supportwithahandmadesign,madebythe RedShellteam.Decorationsarejustoneof manyresponsabilitesandopportunitesthe RedShellrepresentativeshaveanddoto encouragespirit.
RedShell sseniorleadersthisschoolyearare SummerHaura('23)andLaPlaceSallis('23). Theyeachhaveauniqueopportunitytoinspire theTampaPrepcommunity.Astheseniorleaders, they managethesocialmedia,comeupwith themeideas,setupthegameswithdecorations andpaint,organizepeprallies,andencouragethe studentbody toattendathleticgames. Notonlydotheybringsupporttothehome games,buttheytravelwiththeteamsaswell, makingsurethespiritisradiatingtheteamsas well,makingsurethespiritisradiatinginany setting.Whetheryouareatavolleyball,bowling, basketball,orswimmeet,nomatterthesport,you canfindRedShellilluminatingthestandswith enthusiasm. Haurasaysthather favoritethingaboutRed Shellisbeingabletosupportourathleticteams andpushthemtosucceed!Ilovebeingableto cheeronmyfriendsandhelpupliftpeopleduring toughcompetition. Salliswasajuniorrepresentativelastyearand saw howmuchspiritandsupportpeoplehadfor theirathleticclassmates andthismadehimrealize howmuchhewantstobeaRedShellleaderand beapartofthecommunity.
Shellisbeingabletosupportourathleticteams andpushthemtosucceed!Ilovebeingableto cheeronmyfriendsandhelpupliftpeopleduring toughcompetition. Salliswasajuniorrepresentativelastyearand saw howmuchspiritandsupportpeoplehadfor theirathleticclassmates howmuchhewantstobeaRedShellleaderand beapartofthecommunity.
NOTEWORTHY : They used school colors for a spread about school spirit - a good combination of colors.
NOTEWORTHY : The doodles add a fun touch to the spreads, breaking up photos and content.
LEFTINTHEDUST
TrenitiFluker('24)runsforPrepatthe
EVERYDAYI'MHUSTLIN' SeniorMaiyahHall('23)jumpedatthe
NorthsideChristianMustangInvitational.Hall competesinmainlyfieldeventsasofthisyear. "Itwasmyfirsttimetriplejumpinganditwas sofun,Ireallyenjoyedit," Hallsaid.
CalvaryChristianWarriorInvite. Thisis Fluker'sfirstyearofrunningtrackandfield. "I lovehoweveryoneissosupportivenomatter what,"Flukersaid.
GOINGTHEDISTANCE
FreshmanSophiePierreandJaiPadhyarunfor Prepalongwith34otherschools.As freshmen,thisistheirfirstyearofhighschool trackandfield,howeverthatdefinetlydoesnot meantheyarelacking!
DON'TNEEDWINGSTOFLY
CJDavis('26)runsthe100mand200mforPrep attheNorthsideChristianMustangInvitational. Davisplaced8thwiththetimeof11.37sforthe 100m,and10thforthe200m.
PagebyJordanSolito
NOTEWORTHY : The color blocking organizes the spread and asks the reader to contribute and ‘Leave Their Mark’.
RUNTOLIVE.LIVETORUN. ClaireHunter('24)sprintsforthewinat Berkley'sInvitational. Hunterhasbeenapartof highschooltrackandfeildforthreeyearsnow
andisoneofthetwojuniorcaptainsthisyear!
HANDLINGTHEHURDLE
SeniorandcaptainDayvionPorter('23) participatedinthehurdlesatBerkleyPrep. Porterhasbeenapartoftheupperschooltrack andfieldfamilyforyears. "Ilovebeingacaptain ofthetrackteambecausewegettoshare successesofourownandeachotherasateam," Portersaid.
CAN'TCATCHME AriannaMosley('23)sprintsherwaytothetop atBerkley'sInvitational.Mosleyhasbeenapart oftrackandfeildatPrepfor3yearsnow. "I enjoybeingapartofsuchagreatcommunity," Mosleysaid.
JUMPINGTOTHETOP
SeniorandcaptainEmliyLaartz('23)competed inhighjumpattheBerkleyInvitationaland placed5thwiththeresultof4-9.75. Laartzalso competesinlongjumpandscores9thwiththe
LEADTHEPACK!RUNTHE TRACK!
SeniorandcaptainSummerHaura('23) toptenfinisherswithascoreof17.61! yearsandlovesbeingabletoseenotonly herself,butherpeersthemselvestogreatness. "Thetrackteamissuchaspecialgroupof athletes otherandseeeachothersucceed.Trackisn
competesinthe100mhurdlesandplacesinthe Summer hasbeenapartofthetrackandfeildfamilyfor6
everyonetrulywantstosupporteach alwayseasy,butitreallyisjustmindoverbody, tellingyourselfthatyouCANdoit,"Haurasaid.
Theme : Ripple Effect
Bookname : The Horned Frog
Adviser : Mallory Odom
Editors : Jillian Miller & Ethan Rohm
Representative : Cheryl Posey
This school maximized and repeated their theme of ‘Ripple Effect’ throughout the book by bringing in concentric circles as a visual element. The icon is repeated and used in different ways, adding interest and variety, but unifying the entire book.
students attend sports-themed camp to make friends, learn traditions
NOTEWORTHY : The pops of purple in the title and quotes tie in the purple in the photos.
NOTEWORTHY : The subtle ripple in the photo creates a frame for the subject of the photo.
NOTEWORTHY : This variant of the ripple shape brings attention to the main photo, and the gradient in the title uses colors from the photos, unifying the spread.
NOTEWORTHY : The gradient in the shapes adds interest to the minimalist spread.
Venice, Florida
Theme : It’s Just Different Here
Bookname : The Warrior
Adviser : Faith Nellis
Editors : Emily Del Sol & Donatella Durso
Representative : John Pantelis
This school’s use of bold color and typography adds a fun energy to the book.
Minimalist and unique spreads come to life with color pops and brush stroke texture, adding interest and movement throughout the well designed book.
NOTEWORTHY : The diagonal direction of this spreads is unexpected and makes the content even more fun.
NOTEWORTHY : The typography and the arrows create movement in the negative space.
NOTEWORTHY : The pops of color draw your eye around the page.
NOTEWORTHY : The brush strokes add color and interest to a page that otherwise might have been repetitive.
When a book is a page-turner, it’s so interesting that it’s di cult to put down. As a rule, yearbooks are page turners. Then what makes the reader stop turning pages? A spread so di erent - in content and design - that is screams “LOOK AT ME!”
Take some time to look at these showstopper spreads.
Adviser : Maisey Edwards Representative : Peter Magelssen
Adviser : Joey Blevins and Valerie Booth Representative : Buff Edmonds
"Thebestpartofsophomoreyearhas beenmarchingseason.Bandismy favoritepartofschoolandIreallylook forwardtothenexttwoyearsofit.My favoritememoryofLCMsofarhas
Ab ga l -Abigail Shelly Shelly, 11
Adviser : Bernadette Langiotti
Representative : Steve Ferguson
St. Petersburg, Florida
Despitecountlessefforts cannotseemtoget studentsawayfrom theircellphones.
Despitecountlessefforts theteachersmake,they cannotseemtoget studentsawayfrom theircellphones.
Hatsandhoods arefrequently dresscode.
Hatsandhoods arefrequently worn,breakingthe dresscode.
Nomatterthetemperature orday,hoodiesareadaily fitforourVikings.
Nomatterthetemperature orday,hoodiesareadaily fitforourVikings.
Asyouroamthe school,bewareforguys andtheirshortshorts.
Asyouroamthe school,bewareforguys andtheirshortshorts.
Unlesstheyaredeadfrom constantuse,amajority ofVikingsareseen wearingAirPodsorwired earbds.
Unlesstheyaredeadfrom constantuse,amajority ofVikingsareseen wearingAirPodsorwired earbds.
It'simportantfor ourVikingstostay hydrated throughouttheday.
It'simportantfor ourVikingstostay hydrated throughouttheday.
Oneverykidsback,you willseeabigbagfilled withheavybooks, computers,notebooks, etc.
Oneverykidsback,you willseeabigbagfilled withheavybooks, computers,notebooks, etc.
arethemost commonshoe foundamongthe students.
Crocsorslides arethemost commonshoe foundamongthe students.
Rippedjeansarebackin style!Dresscodeallows holestobe uptomid thigh.
Rippedjeansarebackin style!Dresscodeallows holestobe uptomid thigh.
Schoolissuedlaptopsand chargersareusedeveryday asschoolworkhow shiftedtoonline.
Schoolissuedlaptopsand chargersareusedeveryday asschoolworkhow shiftedtoonline.
Othercommonlyworn shoesinclude:Blazers, Converse,Vans, Jordans,etc.
Othercommonlyworn shoesinclude:Blazers, Converse,Vans,
When yearbook sta members stop referring to pages and start talking about spreads, they have earned their wings. Spreads are the substance of the yearbook. When planning and designing spreads, the sta focuses on teh message and the content that supports it. Once the supporting material is established, it’s all about presentation: internal and external margins, dominance, color, graphics, headlines, copy, captions, modules, and more...
TheCrusaderKickoff tookplaceon September23rd.Thisschool-wide celebrationwasopentostudents, family,facultyandfriends.Itincluded activitiessuchasmechanicalbull riding,apaintslide,rockclimbing, andabouncehouse. "Thisisthefirst majoreventthatnewCrusaders attendintheirhighschoolcareer. It'sawaytosayWelcometothe McDfamily!" Admissions
Everyfewweeks,thedance classlearnsnewdancing styles,includingballetandhip hop.Toteachthestudents braveryandconfidence,they participateinimprovisation dance,dancebattles, and acrossthefloor.
TheHSdanceclassesfocuson technique,vocabulary,and extracurricularactivitiessuchas schoolplaysandthewinterand springshowcases.
Dancestudentsusetheirgift
DesignedBy:SophiaRossandAlexisHerchelroath
Chilhowie,
Irving, Texas
Adviser
Fr. Raphael Schaner
Representative Nancy Dewees
Batavia, Ohio
Adviser Paige Miller
Representative Angela Neal
Youwinsome,youlosesome.Sophomore
Youwinsome,youlosesome.Sophomore ConnorYeager says,"while[our]teamdidn'thavethebestseason,westill hada.500record."Thisgoestoshowthateventhoughthey didn'thavetheseasonoutcometheywanted,theseboysstill showedupandputintheworkeverypracticeandgame.There werealwayspeopletheretosupportthemno mattertheoutcomeofthegame.
Picturedtotherightis KennyHeflin'26 Hesays,"Ienjoyedbaseballseasonanditgave meachancetoseewhathighschoolbaseball waslike.IgottomakefriendswithpeopleI wouldneverthinkI'dbeclosewith."
Sportsinhighschoolhaveahugeimpactonthepeople you'resurroundedby.Thisseasonallowedalloftheseboysto bondandcreatefriendships.
Thevarsitysoftballteamrunstohome plateafteranotherhomerunwashit.
Beforetheseasonhadevenstarted,thesegirlswere determinedtohaveagreatseason.Thereturningplayerswere reachingouttootherstudentswhomaybeinterestedsothey wouldhaveenoughpeopleforaJVteam.Thereturninggirls wereexcitedtogetbackonthefieldandtheyworkedhard. SomeplayersnotonlygottobeonJV,butalsovarsity. Gamble'25 talksaboutherexperience:"Itwasfungettingto knowtheyoungergirlsbutsadfortheoldertoleave.Evenwhen varsitywasdownbysome,theirmentalitywasalwaysgreat. We'dstartscoringrunsandwouldruintheotherteam'srun." Witharecordof20-7,thisteamwillbeleavingamark. MaddieGilley'23 helpedtheteamtoadvancetotheDistrict finals.Shewasakeyplayer.
ZoeyEichenlaub'23
Gilley hitahomerunwhichsent herandtwoothergirlssprintingto homeplate,ultimatelywinningthe game16-13.Shesays,"itwastruly
hittheballIknewitwasgone." Theseniorswillbemissedby theunderclassmen,buttheyall havefuturesaheadofthem.
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1 DuringagameagainstCedarCliff,KathleenFencel(11)blocksaforwardfromdribblingdeep intotheCVdefense.Fencelwaspartofastiflingdefensethatkeptmanyopponentsoutofthe goal.WhenaskedwhatadviceFencelwouldgivetoyoungerplayersshesaid, It foreveryonetokeeptheirheadup,andknowthateveryonemakesmistakesandit winandloseasateam,sokeepyourheadupandkeepworking."
2 Startinganoffensiveattack,SiennaManns(10)dribblesdownthefield.Mannswasacrucial partoftheEaglesdefenseassheisamulti-sportathletewithoutstandingathleticism.Manns waschosenforthisyear'sCommonwealthSecondTeamAll-Divisionaward.
3 CaptainRyleeFry(12)dribblestheballdownthesidelineandattemptstofindagoodposition tostriketheballintothegoal.Frywasafouryearstarterbutherseniorseasonwascutshortas shewasoneofthreegirlswhotoretheirACL.Frysaid, Itwasextremelydifficult.Notonlywas itmylastseasonbutitwasaseasontoleaveeverythingoutonthefield.Itwasaseasonto provepeoplewrong.Ithonestlyfeltlikeapieceofmyselfwaslefttostartbutneverfinished FrycommittedtoPittJohnstowntocontinueherathleticandacademiccareer.
1 Chosenforthisyear'sCommonwealthFirst TeamAll-Divisionaward,goalieKylieCoulston (12)puntstheballdowntotheoffense.Oneof Coulston'sfavoritememoriesfrombeingonthe teamwassavingthegamewinningPKagainst
Representative Buff Edmonds
Bluffton South Carolina
Adviser Jordan Ingolia
Representative Bob Sasena
BeforeSchool:
"ListentoTaylorSwift" AnnabelleLegault
StevenPhan
VeronikaReykin
"Hitsnoozeatleasttwice." Mrs.Parisi Hobbies:
Whattimedoyou arriveatschool? am am
Howdoyouget toschool?
8:30 School
VeronikaReykin "Sleep." "Playpiano" 6pm
Day 6am 8am 10am 12pm 2pm 4pm 8pm 8:30 - School Begins
"Origami" "ArtsandCrafts" RogueWilliams "Cello" NoahAshe 12 pm "Baking" Ms.Ortiz
"Walkersandcarriders youarenowdismissed..."
AfterSchool: 3:30 - School Ends
"WorkonTSAorplaysoftball."
"WorkonTSAorplaysoftball."
LeahJinks
"Yardworkorwhackingalog withmyhatchet." JacksonKillingsworth "WorkingatChick-fil-a." LenaKeown
"Myfavoritepartofbasketballseasonwas winningalotofgamesagainstamazing schools,"freshmanGracieDay(above)said."My favoritememorywaswinningagainst Hardin-Jeffersonafteraveryclosegame." y -Abby
goesfortheshotinaJV
FreshmanDoniyaSibley makesherwaypastthe VidorLadyPiratedefense andscoresabasketforthe JVLadyBearteam. FreshmanAmaya Meadowsgetsfouled andsenttothefree throwlinefortheLady
FreshmanJilianHunt looksforanopeningin
Lumberton, Texas
Representative Jenna
Representative Carolyn Oldham
ParentTrap
Actingtalentwasonfulldisplay fortheFallFamilyWeekendplay Trap. "Beinginthefallplaywasan eye-openingexperience.Igotto meetmanypeopleInowgetto haveasfriends!"shared Lozada-Delzell(12). Photo:WendyColyer
TheCandymanCan Sportingbigsmiles,theNew Horizongroupdancesto "Candyman"intheforumduring FallFamilyWeekend. Photo:HillaryJarvis
PracticeMakesPerfect Performingachoreographed danceroutine,theNewHorizons groupentertainedtheparents. ZhakiyahParker(12)reflected,"It wasnicebecausefamilythatdon't gettoseeusperformgetto experienceit,anditwasatimefor communitybonding."
Photo:HillaryJarvis
HittingtheRightNote Asstudentsescortedtheirparents intotheFamilyEntertainment Center,theStringsEnsemble playedavarietyofmusic.Ember Simmons(11)explainedthat"hard workisoftenwhatholdspeople fromtryingsomethingnew,but themoreyouwork,theeasier itgets!" Photo:EdVarner
Reed-ingtheSituation Performinginwacky,fun,and colorfuloutfits,theorchestra performedoutsideofCopenhaver. JoshuaRyan(9)expressed,"Itwas meaningfultomebecauseIgot thechancetoplayandhavefunat thesametime.Everyone'sfun sidecameoutandeverything Mr.Ulrichdidhadapurpose." Photo:EdVarner
NoGigDeal TheGuitarEnsembleandFriendsexpresstheirjoy overasuccessfulperformance. Photo:HillaryJarvis
SpookySpirit NationalArtHonorSociety(NAHS) studentsexpresstheirartisticskills andcreativityonpumpkins. KathrynFuller(12)shared, "Everyoneshowedtheirfamilies howtheyareinvolvedwhenthey cametoexperienceour livesatMHS." Photo:EdVarner
Makingsuretheguitarisintune,Marley Napper(9)getsreadyforthebig performanceduringFallFamilyWeekend. "Playingguitarhasgivenmeanew perspectiveofmydreamsandpassions," Marleyreflected. Photo:HillaryJarvis
Let'sHugItOut!! DeneiaHoward(9)andstep-dadcelebrateFall FamilyWeekendwithanembrace."Beforethe weekend,Iwasalreadymissingseeingmyfamily, sowhenIgotthechancetoseemystepdad,it mademydaybecauseit'salwaysnicetosee family,especiallyafternotseeingthemforawhile."
Raleigh, North Carolina
Halloweennighttohandoutapproximately 149,000piecesofcandytokidsfromthe community.Eachstudentdecoratedtheirtrunk anddressedoutforanightfulloftricksand treats.
NationalHonorsSocietycametogetheron Halloweennighttohandoutapproximately 149,000piecesofcandytokidsfromthe community.Eachstudentdecoratedtheirtrunk anddressedoutforanightfulloftricksand treats. SethMiller(11),ZanderChambers (11),AndrewPham(11),AislynneReed(11), andJaneLock(11)
MadilynnHarris(11), EmilyFord(11), LylaDurham(11)dressedas DespicableMe.
ChelseyHammons(12),EmilyZarate(12), TyraFields(12),TaylorAllen(12),Emily Sizemore(12),andSaigeMcClure(10) LaurenCampbell(12),AbbyTownsley (11),andEmilyTownsley(12)
andCarliRobinson (10)dressedasSuperheros.
JennieBrown(12),FaithJones(12),andWalkerSmith(12)
Purdy, Washington
Adviser Kayla Jinneman
Representative Talli Gonyaw
Osseo, Minnesota
Adviser Blake Jorgensen
Buy a motorcycle. - Booher
Representative Jocelyn Giefer
Traveling to world famous places.
- Foley
Hang out with friends. - Moden
- Jorgensen Go to dances. - Ertel Go out with the cutest guy.
Porter, Texas
Adviser Gina Winkenwerder
Representative Tisha Nowak
Know
Improve and get into varsity football. - Richard Thao
Get an old '90's car.
-Timothy Lawrence
Get in track and cheer. -Zanyiah Janneh
- Mitchell Get braces
Read
Get good grades. -Melvinna Logan
Representative
40minutes.That'show longseniorshavetogetin theircars,drivetoalocal eatery,eat,drivebackto school,andgettoclasson time.Tosaythisiseasier saidthandonewouldbea tremendousunderstatement. Inhopestobeatthetime crunch,seniorstypically limittheirlunchoutingsto anexclusivelistofeateries theyknowtheycangetto andgetbacktocampusin timeforclass. JakeBennati( 23)favors Cava,afast-casual
Mediterraneanspotnotfar fromcampus. Itissuperaffordableand yougetatonoffood, Bennatisaid. Myfavoriteis theharissahoneychicken. Totheright,you llfinda mapwithjustafewofthe frequentstopsamongstthe seniors.Theyellow/goldpin indicateswhereTampaPrep is,andtheredpinsarethe restaurants:Chipotle,King oftheCoop,Chick-Fil-A, TacoDirty,Santoro's Pizzeria,Wendy's,and ShakeShack.
WHATWEREYOURFAVORITELUNCH ORDERS,MEALS,ORLOCATIONS? JackAngelone(24'),DarrenDikmen(24'), andKianGrybowski(24')enjoyeatinglunch outsideonawarmafternoon.Studentscaneat inavarietyoflocationsoncampusincluding thestudentcenter,thecourtyard,andthe gymlobby.
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FelipeMattioli(26')eatlunchinthebutterfly
Adventureisoutthere. Studentstraveledtovariouslocationsacrosstheglobeandexperiencedmanynewanddifferent cultures.However,thereisasmallgroupofstudentswhotraveledheretoexperienceAmericanculture awayfromtheirhomecountries. Theyareapartoftheschool'sforeignexchangeprogramwherethe districtworkswithagenciessotheseforeignstudentscanstudyhere.KristinaBenavidesisthe counselorfortheexchangeprogram."Inmyexperiencethestudentsthatareherefromtheforeign exchangeprogramlovetheexperience,"Benavidessaid."Ourstudentsdoanamazingjobwelcoming themandshowingthemwhatVetsisallabout." about." "IvisitedCozumelasafamilytripandit
Everyyear,myfamilyplansonebig vacationinaplacetheycanbrag abouttotheirrelatives,andoneyear theychosetoreturntomybirth country-Japan,"Timtimansaid.
You have hundreds if not thousands of images on your phone. Most of them are quickly taken shots, because a quick photo is better than no photo at all. Photojournalism is di erent because the photographer seeks out photos to tell a story.
Capturing a story in an image involves planning, patience, intuition, creativity, confidence and curiosity.
Clinton, Tennessee
Photographer
J. Clotfelter
Adviser
Jen Clotfelter
Representative Ben Smith
HIGH
Boerne, Texas
Photographer
Adrian Guerra
Adviser
Robin Anders
Representative Kathi Hopkins
Byran, Texas
Photographer Da’Mya Gray
Adviser
Rebecca Dominy
Representative Lee Briggs
Bridgeport, Washington
Adviser
Brad Bonenberger
Representative
Doug Richardson
Round Rock, Texas
Photographer Cruz Jaiimes
Adviser
Maisey Edwards
Representative Peter Magelssen
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Adviser Marc Vogle & Jennifer Shaffer
Representative Emmy Kachel
COLLEGE STATION HIGH SCHOOL
College Station, Texas
Photographer
Adviser
Representative
Wilmington, North Carolina
Adviser
Lisa Williams
Representative
Kent Sutton
Georgetown, Texas
Photographer C. Guerra
Adviser
Theresa Fisher
Representative Nancy Dewees
Friendswood, Texas
Adviser Madeleine LeBoeuf
Representative Jill Chumley
Carrollton, Texas
Photographer
Vanessa Carranza
Adviser
Madalyn Cooper
Representative
Nancy Dewees
Hokes Bluff, Alabama
Adviser
Michelle Bishop
Representative
Richard Bishop
HIGH SCHOOL
Lexington, Kentucky
Adviser
Tommy Craft
Representative
Becky Goins
HOLY REDEEMER
HIGH SCHOOL
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Adviser Mary Finkernagel
Representative Lori Bass
Homewood, Alabama
Adviser
Representative
Mesquite, Texas
Photographer
Alexa Moreno
Adviser
Christine Sidhu
Representative
Nancy Dewees
Houston, Texas
Adviser
Heidi McCurdy
Representative Milani Arguelles
St. Petersburg, Florida
Photographer
Keith Renninger
Adviser
Jennifer Ryan
Representative
Steve Ferguson
Port Neches, Texas
Photographer Emily Mire
Adviser
Mike Tobias
Representative Jenna Bryan
Souderton Pennsylvania
Photographer Olivia Naogami
Adviser
Eileen McGreevey
Representative
Carolyn Oldham
Stonewall, Louisiana
Photographer G. Youngblood
Adviser Megan Descant
Representative Wendy Dobson
Summit, Mississippi
Adviser
Joyce Mabry
Representative
Irene Holbrook
Riviera Beach, Florida
Photographer
Christina Porter
Adviser
Stephanie Russo
Representative
Stephanie Sherman
A&M UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas
Photographer Megan Williams
Adviser Spencer O’Daniel & Megan Williams
Representative Milani Arguelles
Adviser
Representative
Packages support or expand the primary story on the spread. They include to-do lists, Q&As, quote collections, first-person anecdontes, fast facts, personality profiles, checklists, pull quotes, season highlights, timelines, how to, must haves, pro/con, top 10, best/worst. Look for some possibilities here to use in your 2025 book.
San Antonio, Texas
Adviser Kristen Cade
Representative Kathi Hopkins
Clinton, Tennessee
Adviser Jen Clotfelter
Representative Ben Smith
Studentssharewhattheywould buyiftheyhad$2,023tospend
202.50lbsofTannerite WyattVanderpool(11) 134.86shovels EricJoseph(11) 4,428cansofDr. Pepper
LoganCarroll(11) 231.46spicychicken biscuitcombosfrom Bojangles ClaireDendy(11) 654.69gallonsofgas
GabeBraden(9) 91.99ecoblankets
BreanaBeaty(11) carinsurancepaid
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ThomasLowe(9) 6.5maroontruckpaint kits
SkylarBeets(10) MaineCooncats
JasmineRoark(10) 225sirloinfromTexas Roadhouse WilliamHooks(10) 846.44bottlesof MountainDew ConnorBoliver(9) 6130.3packsofbeef ramen
JazmynWhitt(10) 634.16baconegg cheesebiscuits WestonWilloughby(10) 1Alienwaredesktoppc PeytonRainey(10) 134.86slabsofwood GageHull(9) 1setoftrucktiresand wheels
LaneFletcher(11) 184.07MiniBrands RebeccaAtkins(10) 40.4pairsofCrocs JonathanButcher(11) 883.406bottlesofDr. Pepper DanielRyan(10) 4.04PS5 StephenPowers(10) 50.57pairsof Converse
SerenityDavidson(11) 22.47bottlesof shampooand conditioner
EmilyPerkins(9) 11.9pairsofcowboy boots
JordanBrown(11)
Maryville, Tennessee
Adviser Kendra Payne
Representative Buff Edmonds
Students
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Round Rock, Texas
Adviser Maisey Edwards
Representative Peter Magelssen
Mostlikelytocryatgraduation
Biggestflirt
Bestcouplethereneverwas
Mostlikelytogoto collegetogether
Mostlikelytobelateforgraduation
Glendale, Arizona
Adviser
Melissa Reagan
Representative Susan Fearnside
Knoxville, Tennessee
Brittany Witte & Mica Johnson
Representative Buff Edmonds
St. Petersburg, Florida
Adviser
Jennifer Ryan
Representative Steve Ferguson
Sellersville, Pennsylvania
Sometimes make their bed inthemorning
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PhotobyKiaraBarrazza
TheboysteamcelebrateindividualawardsattheVeteransMemorialmeet.(L-R): JuanVillegas,CruAndruzzi, JaxonBrown,MichaelRodriguez,ElamFox,DeclanFox,LleytonDavidson,KalebChronley(10).
I was just watching the game and I saw Damar tackle a guy. He stood up pretty fast and shoved a guy, but then he collapsed. I don't think anyone thought anything of it, but a couple of seconds after, his teammate came over and called for help on the field. It's crazy that things can change so fast."
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Rodriguez(11)
"Ineverevenwantedto rununtilIwasconvinced to,"Rodriguez(11)said."I startedtotrainand realizedIcouldbe betteratit,soIdecided topursuerunning."
pursue running." for sure times," 8 miles cut a my time."
"Ilikedthepeopleforsure andimprovingmytimes," Smith(9)said."Irun8miles everydayandI'vecuta coupleminutesoffmytime."
"Ienjoythecompetitive natureofcrosscountry.I havemetnewpeopleand madegoodfriends.Ihave alsolearnedasenseof diligenceandhardwork," Fox(12)said. CruAndruzzi (11) getting faster."
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"Myteammates motivatemetorun, wanttobebetter,and pushmyselftomeet mygoals.Ihavemade newfriendshipsand greatmemorieswith them,"juniorJacey Olivarezsaid.
The visual area at the back of your brain comprises 30% of your cortex. As a visually oriented person, you are wired to judge a book by its cover. It not only attracts your attention, but it also creates expectations about what’s inside.
ABINGDON HIGH SCHOOL
Abingdon, Virginia
Adviser
Chris Blankenship
Representative Buff Edmonds
BISHOP KENNY HIGH SCHOOL
Jacksonville, Florida
Adviser
Dawn Huskey
Representative John Pantelis
HIGH SCHOOL
Bainbridge, Georgia
Adviser
Kimberley Rose
Representative Talli Gonyaw
BRYAN HIGH SCHOOL
Bryan, Texas
Adviser
Rebecca Dominy
Representative Lee Briggs
Newville, Pennsylvania
Adviser
Christa Daugherty
Representative
Emmy Kachel
BIG SPRING HIGH SCHOOL BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
Adviser
Sabrina Shankar
Representative
Emmy Kachel
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Maryville, Tennessee
Adviser
Kendra Payne
Representative
Buff Edmonds
CEDAR
HIGH SCHOOL
Round Rock, Texas
Maisey Edwards
Representative Peter Magelssen
HIGH SCHOOL
Glendale, Arizona
Adviser
Melissa Reagan
Representative
Susan Fearnside
CUMBERLAND VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Adviser
Gregg Lucas
HIGH SCHOOL
Columbus, Ohio
Adviser
Tiffany Murgatroyd
Representative
Angela Neal
Representative
Emmy Kachel
Nancy Dewees Adviser
HILLCREST HIGH SCHOOL
City, State
Adviser
Kim Boone
Representative
KETCHIKAN HIGH SCHOOL
Ketchikan, Alaska
Adviser
Allegra Machado
Representative
Kerri Smead
LOUDON HIGH SCHOOL
Loudon, Tennessee
Kim Callais
Representative Buff Edmonds
MARION SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Marion, Virginia
Adviser
Kristin Untiedt-Barnett
Representative Ben Smith
PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL
Glade Springs, Virginia
Adviser
Michele Duncan
MADISON PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL
London, Ohio
Adviser
Talli Gonyaw Adviser
Skylar Stewart
Representative Angela Neal
PENINSULA HIGH SCHOOL
Purdy, Washington
Adviser
Kayla Jinneman
Representative Ben Smith
Representative
SHELBY COUNTY
Shelbyville, Kentucky
Corpus Christi, Texas Valley
Voorhees Township, New Jersey
Pennsylvania Cleveland, Tennessee San Antonio, Texas
It’s honorable to be among the books chosen here. Chosen for their commitment to recording the history of their schools & memories of the year, the books created by these yearbook sta s are time capsules. Using photographs and text, the yearbooks recreate the year. Decades from now, students and sta will be able to revisit the moments and look back fondly.
A&M CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL
College Station, Texas
ADVISER : Freda Carraway
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
ACADEMY OF THE HOLY NAMES
Tampa, Florida
ADVISER : Jessica Ens & Tobey Sonenberg
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
AIM SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS
San Pedro Garza García, N. L.
ADVISER : Vicky Ballesteros
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
ALL SAINTS ACADEMY
Winter Haven, Florida
ADVISER : Delaney Speer
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Fort Worth, Texas
ADVISER : Cheryl Posey
REPRESENTATIVE : Lauren McCauley
ALL SAINTS HIGH SCHOOL
Lubbock, Texas
ADVISER : Shelly Smith
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
ALPHA OMEGA ACADEMY
Huntsville, Texas
ADVISER : Kathy Davis
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
ANTOINETTE READING JUNIOR HIGH
Richmond, Texas
ADVISER : Kristina Harper
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
ARAB JUNIOR HIGH
Arab, Alabama
ADVISER : Chrissy Bradshaw
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Arlington, Washington
ADVISER : Anne Hayman
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL
Louisville, Kentucky
ADVISER : Kayla Daley
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
ATHERTON HIGH SCHOOL
Louisville, Kentucky
ADVISER : Rachel Rice
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
AUGUSTA PREPARATORY DAY SCHOOL
Augusta,Georgia
ADVISER : Victory Duncan
REPRESENTATIVE : Bob Sasena
BAY AREA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
League City, Texas
ADVISER : Jill Chumley
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
BEALLSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Beallsville, Ohio
ADVISER : Alexis Starr
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
BEDFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Bedford, Texas
ADVISER : Susannah Kenneda
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
BELLEFONTAINE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bellefontaine, Ohio
ADVISER : Krista Belser
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
BENEDICTINE HIGH SCHOOL
Cleveland, Ohio
ADVISER : Mrs. Frances Alflen
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
BIG SPRING HIGH SCHOOL
Big Spring, Texas
ADVISER : Megan Scott
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
BISHOP MCLAUGHLIN
CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Spring Hill, Florida
ADVISER : Kendra Messana
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
BOERNE HIGH SCHOOL
Boerne, Texas
ADVISER : Heather Salinas
REPRESENTATIVE : Kathi Hopkins
BORDENTOWN REGIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL
Fieldsboro, New Jersey
ADVISER : Gilina Jokic
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
BRADLEY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Cleveland, Tennessee
ADVISER : Terrie Simons
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
BRAZOS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Bryan, Texas
ADVISER : Stacy Bailey
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
BUCKEYE HIGH SCHOOL
Buckeye, Louisiana
ADVISER : Renee Smith
REPRESENTATIVE : Lisa Leopard
BULLITT EAST HIGH SCHOOL
Mount Washington, Kentucky
ADVISER : Larry Steinmetz
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
BURKBURNETT HIGH SCHOOL
Burkburnett, Texas
ADVISER : Brad Morris
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
BUTLER INTERMEDIATE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL
Butler, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Darren Casher
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
C D YORK JUNIOR HIGH
Spring, Texas
ADVISER : Jennifer Garner
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
CALUMET HIGH SCHOOL
Calumet Township, Michigan
ADVISER : Karen LaCross
REPRESENTATIVE : Craig Talsma
CALVARY BAPTIST SCHOOL
Landsdale, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Brett Matelli
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
CANAAN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Lake Ariel,, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Holli Ashley
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
CANTON HIGH SCHOOL
Canton, Texas
ADVISER : Catherine Irwin
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
CANYON HIGH SCHOOL
New Braunfels, Texas
ADVISER : Courtney Lara
REPRESENTATIVE : Kathi Hopkins
CARLSBAD HIGH SCHOOL
Carlsbad, New Mexico
ADVISER : Elizabeth Burke
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Los Angeles, California
ADVISER : Leslie Valtier
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
CEDAR CREEK HIGH SCHOOL
Egg Harbor City, New Jersey
ADVISER : Georgeann Schenker & Francine Raph
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
CENTNER ACADEMY
Miami, Florida
ADVISER : Tahjali Samoodi
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
CHALLENGER K-8 SCHOOL
Spring Hill, Florida
ADVISER : Maryann Prescott
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
CHALLENGER K-8 SCHOOL
Chapin, South Carolina
ADVISER : Amanda Bonavilla
REPRESENTATIVE : Bob Sasena
CHARLES WRIGHT ACADEMY
Tacoma, Washington
ADVISER : Kate Rue
REPRESENTATIVE : Talli Gonyaw
CHARLOTTE HIGH SCHOOL
Punta Gorda, Florida
ADVISER : Emilie Zussman
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
CHOCTAW CENTRAL SCHOOLS
Choctaw, Mississippi
ADVISER : Amie Frulla
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Garrard
CHRISTIAN ACADEMY OF LOUISVILLE
Louisville, Kentucky
ADVISER : Stephen Krebs
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
CLAY-BATTELLE MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL
Blacksville, West Virginia
ADVISER : Christie Dawson
REPRESENTATIVE : Doug Richardson
CLEAR BROOK HIGH SCHOOL
Friendswood, Texas
ADVISER : Cathryn Watkins
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL
Clearwater, Florida
ADVISER : Kylie Aliberto
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
COLLEGE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
College Station, Texas
ADVISER : Kimberly Rife
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
CONCORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tennessee
ADVISER : Allison Dobias
REPRESENTATIVE : Ben Smith
CONNECTIONS
Everett & Woodinville, Washington
ADVISER : Elizabeth Grace
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
CREEKSIDE PARK JUNIOR HIGH
Woodlands, Texas
ADVISER : Taylor Rowell
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
CROSBY MIDDLE SCHOOL
Louisville, KY
ADVISER : Jessica Hefner
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
DALLASTOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Dallastown, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Molly Dallmeyer & Julie Taylor
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
DELAWARE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Milford, PA
ADVISER : Tricia Kaylor & Michelle Zirpoli
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
DESERT CHRISTIAN K-8 SCHOOL
Tucson, Arizona
ADVISER : Pam Leslie
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
DESOTO CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Southaven, Mississippi
ADVISER : Lauren Springer
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
DONNA KLEIN JEWISH ACADEMY
Boca Raton, Florida
ADVISER : Miriam Klein
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
EASTLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Eastland, Texas
ADVISER : Cheryl Posey
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
EFFINGHAM COLLEGE AND CAREER ACADEMY
Rincon, Georgia
ADVISER : Erin Wright
REPRESENTATIVE : Bob Sasena
EMMAUS HIGH SCHOOL
Emmaus, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Steve Braglio
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF JACKSONVILLE
Jacksonville, Florida
ADVISER : Leah Glotzbach
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
ET RICHARDSON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Springfield, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Katie Stewart
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
FAIRFIELD CAREER CENTER
Carroll, Ohio
ADVISER : Misti Spires
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
FOREST HIGH SCHOOL
Ocala, Florida
ADVISER : David Guest
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
FOREST HILL COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
West Palm Beach, Florida
ADVISER : Jeff Coriddi
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
FOSTER HIGH SCHOOL
Richmond, Texas
ADVISER : Chelsea Donahue
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
FULSHEAR HIGH SCHOOL
Fulshear, Texas
ADVISER : Bisa Hall
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
FULTON HIGH SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tennessee
ADVISER : Christy Brown
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
GARDEN OF THE SAHABA ACADEMY
Boca Raton, Florida
ADVISER : Nadirah Bessee
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL
Georgetown, Texas
ADVISER : Theresa Fisher
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
Fort Washington, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Sarah Kesten
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
GLENCOE HIGH SCHOOL
Glencoe, Alabama
ADVISER : Jason St. John
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
GLENN HIGH SCHOOL
Leander, Texas
ADVISER : Connor Brown
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL
Graham, North Carolina
ADVISER : Elizabeth Metcalfe
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
GREENBUSH MIDDLE RIVER
HIGH SCHOOL
Greenbush, Minnesota
ADVISER : Susan Lieberg
REPRESENTATIVE : Jocelyn Giefer
HARDIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Savannah, Tennessee
ADVISER : Amy Adkisson
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
HARGRAVE HIGH SCHOOL
Huffman, Texas
ADVISER : Stephanie Young
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
HARRISBURG ACADEMY
Wormleysburg, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Jeff Copus
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
HARRISON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Harrison, Ohio
ADVISER : Haley Adleta
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
HEADLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Headland, Alabama
ADVISER : Jana Yance
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
HELENA MIDDLE SCHOOL
Helena, Alabama
ADVISER : Lindsay Guin
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL
West Goshen, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Madelyn Antal
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
HEWITT MIDDLE SCHOOL
Trussville, Alabama
ADVISER : Bethanne Crawford
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
HOLSTON HIGH SCHOOL
Damascus, Virginia
ADVISER : Carter Hollow
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Orlando, Florida
ADVISER : Christina Hippeli
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
Melbourne, Florida
ADVISER : Aileen Carlson
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
HOUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL
Houghton, Michigan
ADVISER : Rebecca Keyes
REPRESENTATIVE : Craig Talsma
HUNTINGDON HIGH SCHOOL
Huntingdon, Tennessee
ADVISER : Shanna Boyd
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
HUTCHINSON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Lubbock, Texas
ADVISER : Marci Beene
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
IDA B. WELLS HIGH SCHOOL
Portland, Oregon
ADVISER : Keith Higbee
REPRESENTATIVE : Talli Gonyaw
IMAGINE PREP AT SURPRISE
Surprise, Arizona
ADVISER : Stacia Gunderson
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
INDEPENDENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Glendale, Arizona
ADVISER : Pepper Marshall
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
INDIAN RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Davie, Florida
ADVISER : Samantha N. Didier
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
INSPIRATION ACADEMY
Bradenton, Florida
ADVISER : Amanda Stillwell
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
INTERLAKE HIGH SCHOOL
Bellevue, Washington
ADVISER : Lori Hanson
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
iPREPARATORY ACADEMY
Miami, Florida
ADVISER : Kenneth Arrison
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
IRONDALE HIGH SCHOOL
New Brighton, Minnesota
ADVISER : Jeremy Hachey
REPRESENTATIVE : Jocelyn Giefer
JACKSBORO HIGH SCHOOL
Jacksboro, Texas
ADVISER : Hannah Henderson
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
JACKSONVILLE COUNTRY
DAY SCHOOL
Jacksonville, Florida
ADVISER : Natalie Jackson
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
JACKSONVILLE HS
Jacksonville, North Carolina
ADVISER : Keely Liquori
REPRESENTATIVE : Kent Sutton
JIM THORPE AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Brian Schwartz
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
JOAQUIN HIGH SCHOOL
Joaquin, Texas
ADVISER : Carrie Obregon
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
JOHN PAUL II HIGH SCHOOL
Plano, Texas
ADVISER : Kristy Rodgers
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
JOHN S. BATTLE HIGH SCHOOL
Bristol, Virginia
ADVISER : Karen Crouse
REPRESENTATIVE : Ben Smith
KARNS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tennessee
ADVISER : Kaysie Arrow
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
KELLER HIGH SCHOOL
Keller, Texas
ADVISER : David Williams
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
KLEIN COLLINS HIGH SCHOOL
Spring, Texas
ADVISER : Frances Packman
REPRESENTATIVE : Milani Arguelles
KLEIN FOREST HIGH SCHOOL
Klein, Texas
ADVISER : Lisette Hewitt
REPRESENTATIVE : Milani Arguelles
KLEIN HIGH SCHOOL
Klein, Texas
ADVISER : Melissa Oberholtzer
REPRESENTATIVE : Milani Arguelles
KLEIN OAK HIGH SCHOOL
Klein, Texas
ADVISER : Joanie Gill
REPRESENTATIVE : Milani Arguelles
KNOXVILLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tennessee
ADVISER : Jessica Paxton
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
KOSCIUSKO HIGH SCHOOL
Kosciusko, Mississippi
ADVISER : Pam Cain
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Garrard
KWAJALEIN SCHOOL SYSTEM
Kwajalein, Marshall Islands
ADVISER : Cindy Engen
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
L.D. BELL HIGH SCHOOL
Hurst, Texas
ADVISER : Cindy Miller
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
LAKE BUENA VISTA HIGH SCHOOL
Orlando, Florida
ADVISER : Brittanie Furlow
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
San Angelo, Texas
ADVISER : Connie LaFave
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
LAKEVILLE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL
Lakeville, Minnesota
ADVISER : Amy Clark
REPRESENTATIVE : Jocelyn Giefer
LEAMAN JUNIOR HIGH
Fulshear, Texas
ADVISER : Marisa Bowe
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
LEESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Leesville, Louisiana
ADVISER : Nancy Scoggin
REPRESENTATIVE : Lisa Leopard
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Jessi McMullan
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
LEHIGHTON AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL
Lehighton, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Kim Lusch & Amy Smith
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Lexington Tennessee
ADVISER : Cary Bivens
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Lexington Alabama
ADVISER : Cassie McLemore
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL
Lindale, Texas
ADVISER : Neda Morrow
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
LONE STAR MIDDLE SCHOOL
Nampa, Idaho
ADVISER : Jenny Smith
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
LOUIS BRANDEIS HIGH SCHOOL
San Antonio, Texas
ADVISER : Kristin Hale
REPRESENTATIVE : Kathi Hopkins
LUFKIN HIGH SCHOOL
Lufkin, Texas
ADVISER : Andy Adams
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
MAHTOMEDI HIGH SCHOOL
Mahtomedi, Minnesota
ADVISER : Annie Dahl
REPRESENTATIVE : Jocelyn Giefer
MARANA MIDDLE SCHOOL
Marana, Arizona
ADVISER : Michael Hall
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL
Bloomfield MIchigan
ADVISER : Molly Varbedian
REPRESENTATIVE : Ramonda Hollenquest
MARK T VOSS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Boerne, Texas
ADVISER : Kelsie Adams
REPRESENTATIVE : Kathi Hopkins
MCADAMS JR HIGH
Dickinson, Texas
ADVISER : Jill Chumley
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
MCADORY HIGH SCHOOL
McCalla, Alabama
ADVISER : Anthony Cooper
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
MCKENZIE HIGH SCHOOL
McKenzie Tennessee
ADVISER : Carol Nanney
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
MCKINNEY BOYD HIGH SCHOOL
McKinney, Texas
ADVISER : Catherine Faught
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
MCNAIR JUNIOR HIGH
Pearland, Texas
ADVISER : Natalie Proctor
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
MCNEIL HIGH SCHOOL
Austin, Texas
ADVISER : Haley Gluch
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
MELVIN H. KREPS MIDDLE SCHOOL
East Windsor Township, New Jersey
ADVISER : Carolina Safar & Chayne Turano
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
MERION MERCY ACADEMY
Merion Station, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Jo DiGiambattista
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
MIAMI PALMETTO SENIOR HIGH
Pinecrest, Florida
ADVISER : Arlene Huffman
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
MICA MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL
Tucson, Arizona
ADVISER : Juanita Mari
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
MIDDLETOWN AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Middletown, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Dana Schalder
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
MIFFLIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Lewistown, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Kerry Clancy & Sonya Riden
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
MILTON HERSHEY CATHERINE HALL
Hershey, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Clare Ogle & Heather Doll
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
MONAHANS HIGH SCHOOL
Monahans, Texas
ADVISER : Brooke Reese
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
MORGANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
Morgantown, West Virginia
ADVISER : Tiffany Plachta
REPRESENTATIVE : Doug Richardson
MULBERRY MIDDLE SCHOOL
Mulberry, Florida
ADVISER : Lesley Smith-Hayes
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
NAVASOTA HIGH SCHOOL
Navasota, Texas
ADVISER : Dara Smith
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
NEW BERN HIGH SCHOOL
New Bern, North Carolina
ADVISER : Ashia Majors
REPRESENTATIVE : Kent Sutton
NEW CANEY HIGH SCHOOL
New Caney, Texas
ADVISER : Eric Russell
REPRESENTATIVE : Tisha Nowak
NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL
Wilmington, North Carolina
ADVISER : Kylee Maarschalk
REPRESENTATIVE : Kent Sutton
NOGALES HIGH SCHOOL
La Puente, California
ADVISER : Dr. Luis Carlos Davis
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
NORMAN HIGH SCHOOL
Norman, Oklahoma
ADVISER : Emilee Mahand
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
NORTHSHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bothell, Washington
ADVISER : Lisa Goodrich-Ellis
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
NORTHSIDE METHODIST ACADEMY
Dothan, Alabama
ADVISER : Jerry Ward
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
NORTHWEST RANKIN MIDDLE SCHOOL
Flowood, Mississippi
ADVISER : Genifer Freeman
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Garrard
NORTHWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL
Spokane, Washington
ADVISER : Jenn Cale
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
OAKCREST HIGH SCHOOL
Hamilton, New Jersey
ADVISER : Margaret Csaszar & Jason Thomas
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
OBION COUNTY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Troy, Tennessee
ADVISER : Shawna Pounds
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
ODESSA COLLEGIATE ACADEMY
Odessa, Texas
ADVISER : Kelsey Worthy
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
OLDHAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
La Grange, Kentucky
ADVISER : Christina McMullen
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
OLIVE BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL
Olive Branch, Mississippi
ADVISER : Mandy Shackelford
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
OSCEOLA FUNDAMENTAL HIGH SCHOOL
Seminole Florida
ADVISER : Rhonda DeAtley
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
PALM BEACH GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
ADVISER : Taahira Royer
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
PARK MAITLAND SCHOOL
Maitland, Florida
ADVISER : Angela Scarlato
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
PECOS SCHOOL
Pecos, Texas
ADVISER : Krystle Ramirez
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
PEEBLES HIGH SCHOOL
Peebles,Ohio
ADVISER : Casey Reed
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
PHIL-MONT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Erdenheim, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Jill Thompson
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
PIN OAK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bellaire, Texas
ADVISER : Autumn Beckman
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
PINE GROVE AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Dan Blydenburgh
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Pineville, Louisiana
ADVISER : Sarah Handorf
REPRESENTATIVE : Lisa Leopard
PLAINVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
Rainsville, Alabama
ADVISER : Christy Parham
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
PLAINVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL
Ardmore, Oklahoma
ADVISER : Leanne Wilson
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
POMPANO BEACH HIGH SCHOOL
Pompano Beach, Florida
ADVISER : Kristen Edwards
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
POWELL MIDDLE SCHOOL
La Fayette, Alabama
ADVISER : Derek LaRiviere
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL
Prescott, Arizona
ADVISER : Pam Willard
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
PUEBLO HIGH SCHOOL
Tucson, Arizona
ADVISER : Lacey Pratt
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
RANBURNE HIGH SCHOOL
Ranburne, Alabama
ADVISER : Amber Ledbetter
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
RED LAND HIGH SCHOOL
Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Scott Slayton
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
RED LION AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Red Lion, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Megan Axe & Allyson Ayres
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
RED OAK
Red Oak, Texas
ADVISER : Kerry White
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
RENAISSANCE HIGH SCHOOL
Detroit, Michigan
ADVISER : Christina Bell-Bowers
REPRESENTATIVE : Ramonda Hollenquest
RHEA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Rhea County, Tennessee
ADVISER : Austin Marsh
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
RICHLAND HIGH SCHOOL
North Richland Hills, Texas
ADVISER : Steven Schilling
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
RICHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL
Cedar Bluff, Virginia
ADVISER : Natasha Seals
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
ROANE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Kingston, Tennessee
ADVISER : Caroline McDonald & Katy Stout
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL
Florence, Alabama
ADVISER : Michelle Cabler
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
ROUSE HIGH SCHOOL
Leander, Texas
ADVISER : Shelby Nickells
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
ROWAN UNIVERSITY
Glassboro, New Jersey
ADVISER : Rosie Braude
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
RUSSELLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Russellville, Alabama
ADVISER : Kellie Singleton
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
SACRED HEART ACADEMY
Louisville, Kentucky
ADVISER : Allie Seiler
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
SAFFORD HIGH SCHOOL
Safford, Arizona
ADVISER : Brittany Shannon
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
SAGUARO HIGH SCHOOL
Scottsdale, Arizona
ADVISER : Matt Bohnert
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
SALE CREEK MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL
Sale Creek, Tennessee
ADVISER : Caitlin Brooks
REPRESENTATIVE : Ben Smith
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN AREA HIGH SCHOOL
Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Jordan Taraschuk & Jessica Hale
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
SCOTTS HILL HIGH SCHOOL
Scotts Hill, Tennessee
ADVISER : Linda Comer
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
SEBRING HIGH SCHOOL
Highlands County, Florida
ADVISER : Patricia Carcamo
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
SEFFNER CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Highlands County, Florida
ADVISER : Candice Coletti
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
SHERIDAN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
ADVISER : Yvette Katz
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
SKYCREST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Clearwater, Florida
ADVISER : Dee Gibson
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
SKYVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bothell, Washington
ADVISER : Lauryn Doty
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
SOUTH DOYLE HIGH SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tennessee
ADVISER : Paul Adams
REPRESENTATIVE : Ben Smith
SOUTH LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL
London, Kentucky
ADVISER : Britt Lawson & Tausha Brumback
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL
Bradenton, Florida
ADVISER : Kathy Campbell
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
SOUTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Hanover, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Tammy Fritz
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL
Springfield, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Eric Gershman
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
SPRINGSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL
Spring Hill, Florida
ADVISER : Maritza James
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Springville, Alabama
ADVISER : Celia Jeffres
REPRESENTATIVE : Richard Bishop
ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL
Tampa, Florida
ADVISER : Jean Bauer
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Mobile, Alabama
ADVISER : David McLean
REPRESENTATIVE : Irene Holbrook
ST. PETERSBURG CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
St. Petersburg, Florida
ADVISER : Brian Langlois
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
Houston, Texas
ADVISER : Kathrine Gilmer
REPRESENTATIVE : Milani Arguelles
STARKVILLE ACADEMY
Starkville, Mississippi
ADVISER : Karen Bryant
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Garrard
STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL
Bronx, New York
ADVISER : Sean Horgan
REPRESENTATIVE : Ramonda Hollenquest
TARPON SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL
Tarpon Springs, Florida
ADVISER : Kristin Larson
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
TATES SCHOOL OF DISCOVERY
Knoxville Tenessee
ADVISER : Heather Jenkinson
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL
Tazewell, Virginia
ADVISER : Buff Edmonds
REPRESENTATIVE : Ben Smith
TEMPLE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Fort Worth, Texas
ADVISER : Christie LaRue
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
TENAHA SCHOOLS
Tenaha, Texas
ADVISER : Joanna Huckabee
REPRESENTATIVE : Wendy Dobson
TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Texas City, Texas
ADVISER : Jennifer Kunard
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
THE ODYSSEY INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Buckeye, Arizona
ADVISER : Sean Loving
REPRESENTATIVE : Susan Fearnside
THE PINE SCHOOL
Hobe Sound, Florida
ADVISER : Brian Hayden
REPRESENTATIVE : Stephanie Sherman
THE ROEPER SCHOOL
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
ADVISER : Michelle Stamler
REPRESENTATIVE : Ramonda Hollenquest
THORNTON MIDDLE SCHOOL
Katy, Texas
ADVISER : Acacia Gillum-Jeffery
REPRESENTATIVE : Lexi Pippin
TIMBERCREST MIDDLE SCHOOL
Woodinville, Washington
ADVISER : Karen Goodrow
REPRESENTATIVE : Kerri Smead
TIMBERLANE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Pennington, New Jersey
ADVISER : Kathleen Neggia & Kristen Straniero
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
TISHOMINGO COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Iuka, Mississippi
ADVISER : Erica Taylor
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
TOMBSTONE HIGH SCHOOL
Tombstone, Arizona
ADVISER : Shawn Ashbaugh
REPRESENTATIVE : Kevin Grandpre
TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL
St Matthews, Kentucky
ADVISER : Meredith Lane
REPRESENTATIVE : Becky Goins
TUPELO HIGH SCHOOL
Tupelo, Mississippi
ADVISER : Shari Chumley
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS
Irving, Texas
ADVISER : Marissa Brown
REPRESENTATIVE : Nancy Dewees
UPPER DARBY HIGH SCHOOL
Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Nick Keough
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
VICTORY LAKES INTERMEDIATE
League City, Texas
ADVISER : Katie Pace
REPRESENTATIVE : Jill Chumley
VIDOR HIGH SCHOOL
Vidor, Texas
ADVISER : Devan Cramer & Maegan White
REPRESENTATIVE : Jenna Bryan
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
Villanova Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Cat Coyle
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
VINTON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
McArthur, Ohio
ADVISER : Candice Walton
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
WALL HIGH SCHOOL
Wall, Texas
ADVISER : Sarah Henry
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
WATER VALLEY SCHOOL
Water Valley, Texas
ADVISER : Myra Ontiveroz
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
WAYNE HIGHLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Honesdale, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Ernest Griffis
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
WEST CHESTER EAST HIGH SCHOOL
West Chester, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Brian Salcido & Danielle DiNatale
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
West Chester, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Mell Josephs
REPRESENTATIVE : Emmy Kachel
WEST DEPTFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL
West Deptford Township, New Jersey
ADVISER : Jill Ward
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
WEST HERNANDO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Spring Hill, Florida
ADVISER : LeAnn Walton
REPRESENTATIVE : Steve Ferguson
WEST JOHNSTON HIGH SCHOOL
Benson, North Carolina
ADVISER : Shirley Kelly
REPRESENTATIVE : Kent Sutton
WEST RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL
West Monroe, Louisiana
ADVISER : Wendi May
REPRESENTATIVE : Lisa Leopard
WEST UNION ATTENDANCE CENTER
Myrtle, Mississippi
ADVISER : Karen Taylor
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
WEST VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL
Knoxville, Tenessee
ADVISER : Antoinette Williams
REPRESENTATIVE : Buff Edmonds
WESTLAKE ACADEMY
Westlake, Texas
ADVISER : Misty Argo
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
WESTVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
San Diego, California
ADVISER : Brooke Stover
REPRESENTATIVE : Scott Sitton
WHEELERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
Wheelersburg, Ohio
ADVISER : Sandra Belford
REPRESENTATIVE : Angela Neal
WHITEHALL HIGH SCHOOL
Whitehall, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Laura Derlunas
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
WIESBADEN HIGH SCHOOL
Wiesbaden, Germany
ADVISER : Wade Krauchi
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
WILKINSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL
Middleburg Florida
ADVISER : Kelly Robertson
REPRESENTATIVE : John Pantelis
WILLARD GRADE CENTER
Ada, Oklahoma
ADVISER : LeeAnn Gray
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Schoonover
WILLOW WOOD JUNIOR HIGH
Tomball, Texas
ADVISER : Elizabeth Crownover
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
WILSON HALL
Sumter, South Carolina
ADVISER : Lauri Peyton
REPRESENTATIVE : Bob Sasena
WILSON WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL
Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Rebecca Peta
REPRESENTATIVE : Carolyn Oldham
WOODCREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL
Atascocita, Texas
ADVISER : Hannah Russell
REPRESENTATIVE : Cynthia Smith
WOODSON SCHOOL
Woodson, Texas
ADVISER : Roni Mills
REPRESENTATIVE : Cheryl Posey
YORK CATHOLIC MIDDLE & HIGH
SCHOOL
York, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Sandra Grippi & Candise Henson
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
YORK COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
York, Pennsylvania
ADVISER : Marbie Tarburton
REPRESENTATIVE : Lori Bass
Abingdon High School 102
Absegami High School ..................... 50
Alamo Heights High School 94
Anderson County High School 4, 40, 72, 94
Ascension Academy .......................... 50
Bainbridge High School 102
Bell Creek Academy ............................. 4
Ben Lippen School 8
Big Spring High School .................... 102
Bishop Kenny High School 40, 102
Bishop McDevitt High School 51
Boerne Sam Champion High 72
Bridgeport High School 74
Bryan High School 51, 73, 102
Bucknell University 102
Calvary Chapel Academy 52
Canterbury School of Fort Myers ....52
Carpenters Middle School 95, 103
Cascade Middle School ..................... 53
Cedar Ridge High School ....... 41, 53, 74, 95, 103
Center Hill High School 10
Central Dauphin
High School 12, 54, 75
Central High School............................ 54
Chilhowie High School 41, 55
Church Farm School ...........................55
Cicero North Syracuse High School ..................................... 14
Cistercian Preparatory School 56
Claudia Taylor Johnson High ........... 42
Clermont Northeastern High School ....................... 16, 57, 96
College Station High School 76
Crystal River Middle School 57, 96
Cumberland Valley High School 58, 103 Deer Valley High School ........... 97, 103 Duchesne Academy 77
Pennsboro High School ........... 42
Ashley High School 78 Exeter Township
High School 58 Farragut Middle School 97 Fleetwood Area High School 43
Friendswood High School 79 Grayson County High School ...........59
Hamilton Township High School 103
Hardin Valley Middle School .... 60, 98
Hebron High School 80
Henry Clay High School ..................... 81
Hillcrest High School 103
Hilton Head Christian Academy ......59
Hokes Bluff High School 80 Holy Redeemer High School ............ 82 Homewood High School 83 Horn High School ................................ 84 Houston Christian High Schools 84
.....18, 85,
Madison Plains High School 104
Marion Senior High School 104
Maryville High School 20
Milton Hershey School 62
Mt. Baker Middle School 44
Muscle Shoals High School 63
Natchitoches Central High School ....................................22
North Carolina State University 63
North DeSoto High School ............... 87
North Laurel High School 64 Northeast High School....................... 45
Oregon Episcopal School 64 Osseo High School .............................66
Patrick Henry High School 104
Peninsula High School 65, 104
Pittsburg High School 46
Port Neches-Groves High School 24, 46, 86
Porter High School ..............................66
Seminole High School .......................26
Shelby County High School 105
Souderton Area High School ........... 86
South Plantation High School 28
Southwest Mississippi Community College 88
Spencer County High School 67
St. Matthew Catholic School .......... 105 Suncoast High School 30, 88
Tampa Preparatory School 32, 67 Texas A&M University ................. 47, 89 Texas Christian University 34
Tri-Valley Jr/Sr High School ............ 105
University of Miami 47, 68, 90 University of Mississippi ..................... 91
University of Southern California 68
Upper Bucks Christian School
Walker Valley High School 105 West Monroe High School ................69
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Schools will no longer have to provide content over time. With Front-toBack & First & Final printing; there will no longer be a need for signature deadlines per spread. This Balfour Vivid Print™ exclusive advantage enables schools the ultimate flexibility to edit right up until final submission.
• 2,500 photographers
• 2 million photos each year
• Thousands of schools
You know Balfour for our 100+ year history in Yearbooks, Class Jewelry, and Regalia.
You know Balfour for our 100+ year history in Yearbooks, Class Jewelry
Did you also know that we’re the #1 leader in graduation photography across North America?
Did you also know that we’re the #1 leader in graduation photography
With Balfour Picture Day, you get access to our team of 2,500+ photographers and 50 years of experience capturing top-quality student photos that are easy to order for families and seamlessly integrates with your existing Balfour Yearbook production process.
With Balfour Picture Day, you get access to our team of 2,500+ photogr experience capturing top-quality student photos that are easy to seamlessly integrates with your existing Balfour Yearbook production process
Over 2 million student photos expertly taken each year
Easy-to-use ordering platform for families
Over 2 million student photos expertly taken each year Easy-to-use ordering platform for families
Automatic integration with Balfour’s yearbook and ID products
As the CEO of Balfour & Co., I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude for your continued partnership and trust in our company. Your continued support and collaboration have been instrumental in our success in the yearbook industry for nearly a century.
At Balfour, we have a dedication to excellence with all of our products. We recognize the importance of capturing and preserving cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Our team remains committed to crafting yearbooks that tell your unique stories, ensuring each one reflects the vibrant spirit of your school.
Building on our commitment to quality, we created our state-of-the-art Balfour Vivid Print TM facility. Our new facility is now fully operational. This cutting-edge printing technology, combined with meticulous craftsmanship, produces stunning, vivid images that truly bring yearbook pages to life. With Balfour Vivid Print TM, we have set a new benchmark for excellence and quality in the industry.
This book has been printed at our Balfour Vivid Print TM facility, and we hope you notice the clarity, vibrant colors, and remarkable detail—quality you can count on every time.
On behalf of everyone at Balfour, thank you once again for choosing us as your yearbook partner. We are honored to serve you and be part of your school’s journey. Wishing you a fantastic school year filled with joy, success, and unforgettable memories.
Ryan J. Esko Chief Executive Officer