By: Mike Pyka and Nikki Cantin
It’s that time of year again; yearbooks will be unveiled and distributed on Friday the 29. If you haven’t ordered one already, they cost $65 and are in very short supply. This year’s publication includes several sections including sports, activities, academics, students, and staff.
While the yearbook staff wouldn’t share too many details, we managed to get a few hints at what is to come. There are some key differences between this year’s and last year’s book
“The involvement of a theme, the inclusion of more content per page, more people involved, a spring supplement, and extra pages for sale are all differences” said yearbook supervisor Ryan McCallum.
The yearbook staff seemed to harbor the excitement of a child on Christmas Eve, even though they will be the ones giving instead of receiving.
While the freshmen are getting their first yearbook the seniors will be receiving their last. The seniors will probably treasure this book more then previous ones, as it is their last chance to have pictures and memories of high school.
