Our 2012 Video Contest drew a lot of entries based on the popular viral video “Gangnam Style.” One of them, “Whoop Em’ Giant Style” from Fremont Ross High School, was even chosen one of the four winners.
So how did the Fremont Ross staff use their $250 Visa gift card to upgrade their yearbook room?
The yearbook staff from Iowa Falls-Alden High School was chosen one of the four winners of Walsworth’s Video Contest last month for their video “Don’t Blink.”
This week, the staff received their prize – a $250 Visa gift card to be used for a Yearbook Room makeover.
Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest has been a whole lot of fun. We’ve enjoyed watching all the entries, from the goofy to the creative to the serious.
Now it’s time to crown our four winners, who will each win a $250 Makeover for their school’s yearbook room!
With the theme for this year’s yearbook, the staff at Iowa Falls-Alden High School in Iowa Falls, Iowa, wanted students to recognize how fast the years fly by and remind them “to not blink or you’ll miss it and to preserve the memories by buying a yearbook.”
The video the staff submitted for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest is based on this year’s theme. It includes current pictures of this year’s seniors, compared with pictures from when they were younger.
With their entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest, the staff from Ilwaco High School in Ilwaco, Wash., shows you multiple uses for a yearbook.
I’m willing to bet you probably never thought of most of these while creating your book. Props to Ilwaco for their creativity, and a great sense of humor.
Here’s a video from Waukesha West High School in Waukesha, Wis., that serves as a yearbook PSA of sorts, walking their customers through the yearbook ordering process.
Of course, as you’ll see, it’s not all serious instructions. There’s an obvious fun tone.
With their submission for Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest, the yearbook staff from Tri-Central High School in Sharpsville, Ind., showed they’re getting ready for their upcoming Winter Yearbook Sale.
This commercial, which offers a preview of some of the photos that will appear in this year’s yearbook, is already playing on the school’s website.
They’ve got a lot of fun, new teachers this year at Blennerhassett Middle School in Parkersburg, W.V., which is what prompted the production of a video to introduce them all at open house and then in turn promote yearbook sales.
The yearbook staff’s pitch with the video has been, “Would you want to forget these people?”
All the students at Sherwood High School in Creighton, Mo., become like a tight-knit family during their years there. That was the message the yearbook staff wanted to express with their video for our 2012 Video Contest.
The inspiration was a parody of High School Musical, and as the staff described, “Whether you are a band member, football player, or drama student we are all working for a common goal. To survive high school. The yearbook will help us to remember that we were all in it together.”
With their entry in Walsworth’s 2012 Video Contest, the yearbook staff from Lakeview High School in Columbus, Neb., wanted to show off how important school pride was at their school.
The video represents, as they put it, “the pride our school has for academics, as well as athletics.”
