Miers liked this cover, but she wished she had more help, as she didn’t have our current yearbook rep. It was meant to have gold, but the gold turned out to be more of a mustard color on the cover.Sage works on her computer for our last quarter project. She is working on getting better photo skills.“It has been very exciting to have my students’ work recognized. I know how hard they work every year. It’s rewarding to see their work recognized by others, and recognized at a national level, knowing that their work is among the best in the country.” – Ms. MiersKaiya, a junior who is on our journalism staff, is working on an article for our quarter project.Mallory determines and collects materials for our quarter project. She is developing organization skills.In this 2012-2013, you can see that the Journalism class had improved, as they added more detail to this yearbook.This yearbook from 2011-2012 is Miers’ 3rd yearbook she ever worked on.This yearbook is one of the most recognized yearbooks that Miers, and the class did because of the award that it won. This yearbook cover featured a cutout for the first time.This yearbook represents my freshman year. The staff that was here had to hand place every RI sticker onto the yearbooks, which takes a lot of work. This was the first yearbook the staff won an award for.
