From the monthly archives:
Each year, Walsworth chooses some of its finest yearbooks from all over the country for its Gallery of Excellence – a selection of books that are used as marketing samples and showcased at conventions.
Whenever yearbook rep Mary Kay Kimmitt would bring the sample of Gallery yearbooks in to show the staff at Calvary Day School in Savannah, Ga., adviser Josh Brewer set the goal – their yearbook would make it into that box.
Maybe your yearbook staff has thought about producing a YouTube or Facebook video before to promote the book, but then skipped on the idea because you thought it would be too difficult, or too time-consuming.
Take a look at this yearbook video from some guys at Mariner High School in Cape Coral, Fla. As they show, sometimes the videos can just be fun, simple, and maybe even a little crazy.
In 1995, the Columns yearbook at Anderson University in Anderson, S.C., came to an end while the school was going through difficult financial times.
This year, an 18-person yearbook staff is bringing Columns back to the Anderson campus, just in time for the college’s 100-year anniversary.
The News-Herald, a daily newspaper in suburban Cleveland, recently showed its news staff how much fun you can have with old yearbooks.
On their website, the paper created a feature called “A look back…” and posted old yearbook images of a few “unlucky” staffers.
With a new school year well under way, it’s time to take another look around the Twitter-verse and see what is being said about yearbooks.
Once again this week, we are treated to some valuable wisdom. We learned that it is very important to be on your game during picture day or it will haunt you for a long time. Also, be careful where you store your old yearbooks!
Great photography can go a long way toward making a great yearbook.
Take a look at these 10 tips from photographer Amar Ramesh from a recent article at the website digital-photography-school.com.
Walsworth schools using Online Sales have a whole new additional set of custom products to offer to their students, faculty and alums this year, along with yearbooks and yearbook ads.
For the schools set up to offer it, customers can buy personalized spiritwear apparel and a whole batch of school spirit-themed bulk products, like cups, pennants and noise makers.
In this recent article from the York (Pa.) Daily Record, writer Jim McClure recounts how one of the newspaper’s readers sent the newsroom a copy of the 1921 yearbook from local York High School.
Attached to the yearbook was a note, “I thought someone would find it interesting.”
So, how much would you pay for a copy of Justin Bieber’s 7th grade yearbook?
Apparently, some will go as high as $9,000 on eBay for a 2007 yearbook from Stratford Northwestern School in Ontario, Canada, where the pop star was a student.
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