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Be sure these important year-end yearbook tasks are covered
Posted in: Book Organization, Staff Management
Whether you are still wrapping up this year’s yearbook, or you have already submitted all the pages and you are looking ahead, here is a list of crucial year-end tasks to think about.
Read more →Five essential tips for meeting a yearbook deadline →
Posted in: Staff Management
Final deadlines are looming for most spring delivery yearbooks. This is the time of year when pages have to be completed and submitted on time to ensure your yearbook is delivered when expected. Meeting a deadline doesn’t have to be a hair-puller though. All it takes is some diet cola, plenty of pizza and these five essential tips.
A yearlong plan for keeping yearbook fun, keeping the staff motivated →
Posted in: Staff Management
If you want a group of motivated staffers who love yearbook and get along with each other, the year doesn’t start in September — it starts in May. Here is a detailed look at how I have arranged our year by month, with ideas for how to keep kids excited all year, because these moments will be the highs that counteract the stressful, discouraging lows.
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Yearbook Blog →What Yearbook Means To Me
Yearbooks let Walsworth rep get to know her grandfather
On a recent visit to see relatives, Walsworth yearbook rep Mary Slater remembered just how special the yearbook can be, and got to spend time getting to know the Grandpa she never knew.
Mary's yearbook story →It's Worth It
Offering a sneak preview can be a valuable yearbook sales tool
The latest “It’s Worth It” yearbook sales tip comes courtesy of Merrillville High School, and it’s all about teasing the audience with a sneak preview.
Yearbook sneak previews →A Helping Hand
Remember when…
Remember your first year as an adviser? Your memories of the ups and downs and the wisdom gained from that year might just help out the rookies.
Yearbook advice →
News and Notes
Kansas City, Mo. (Feb. 22, 2010) – Michigan middle school student Marissa Lienau got an early start toward funding her future college education when Walsworth Publishing Company announced she was the second of three $1,000 winners in its Student Scholarship Sweepstakes.
Walsworth yearbook adviser to receive Gold Key at next month’s CSPA →
Kansas City, Mo. (Feb. 18, 2010) – C. Dow Tate, the yearbook and newspaper adviser at Walsworth’s Shawnee Mission East High School in Prairie Village, Kan., will be the recipient of a Gold Key award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association at next month’s Spring National Convention in New York City.
2009 Yearbook Pacemaker Finalists announced →
Walsworth yearbooks dominate the top honors in 2009 Yearbook Excellence Contest →
JEA names Lori Oglesbee the 2009 Yearbook Adviser of the Year →
