The buzz is continuing to grow about Walsworth’s exclusive new mobile app, Yearbook 3D!
Local TV station WATE in Knoxville, Tenn., visited Roane County High School to talk with the yearbook staff and local Walsworth yearbook rep Jackson Stoess about Yearbook 3D.
Nathan Jaquith from Midway High School in Waco, Texas was the winner of the Feature/Portrait category in Walsworth’s 2013 Photo Contest, and this week he accepted his prize in a ceremony at the school.
Local Waco TV station KXXV covered the awards ceremony for Jaquith on their website.
Exactly how are things going on Friday at the Walsworth Yearbooks booth at JEA/NSPA?
Of course there is plenty of yearbook and journalism talk. People are amazed by what they’re seeing from Yearbook 3D (more on that later), and they’re getting tons of great ideas from the hundreds of Walsworth books on hand.
It was a fun first day on the exhibit floor on Thursday at JEA/NSPA in San Francisco.
But don’t just take our word for it. Check out the video below, of some of the visitors who dropped by the Walsworth Yearbooks booth.
The JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention in San Francisco started this afternoon, and one of the most popular places to be is the exhibit floor.
The Walsworth Yearbooks booth will be one of the more popular spots as the exhibit hall fills up, thanks to some of the fun stuff we’ll have going on.
Carmen Vescia, Matvari Maharaj and Sabrina Villanueva-Avalos are all first-year staffers on the newspaper at Sequoia High School in Redwood City, Calif.
When their adviser, Kim Vinh, told them about the opportunity to apply for scholarships that would cover the registration fees and possibly allow them to attend next week’s JEA/NSPA Spring National Scholastic Journalism Convention in San Francisco, there was no hesitation.
During her three years working on the yearbook, Whitney High School senior Lanina Simonsen watched many of her classmates go on trips to national conventions. Due to the cost, she was never one of them.
“I was always a little jealous of everyone that would come back, because they would always have little inside jokes about a certain restaurant they ate at, or a place they went,” Simonsen said.
The Photo Illustration category in Walsworth’s 2013 Photo Contest drew in a wide variety of creative entries, with photographers and photo editors showing off their skills to tell a compelling story.
Congratulations to the winners – Tiffany Folkes and Nikki Dalton from Cedarcrest High School in Duvall, Wash., who were chosen for the top prize in the category for their photo illustration, “Blind to the world around us.”
One of the most exciting aspects of Walsworth’s 2013 Photo Contest was getting to see all the great images submitted in the Junior High/Middle School category. It will be fun to see what those young photogs will be able to do as they gain even more experience.
Congratulations to Brianna Smith from Southside Middle School in Jacksonville, Fla., whose portrait of a classmate took home the top prize in the category.
Feature and portrait images are a staple in yearbooks, and Walsworth’s 2013 Photo Contest received hundreds of amazing submissions in the Feature/Portrait category. When it came down to determining the winner, the top image was one that packed an emotional punch.
Congratulations to Nathan Jaquith from Midway High School in Waco, Texas, whose photo capturing a football player being consoled by a coach was chosen the winner in Feature/Portrait.
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