University of Wisconsin celebrates 125th edition of yearbook
Written by Evan Blackwell, CJE
Since 1884, the University of Wisconsin has been producing a yearbook. If you’re keeping count, that’s 125 years.
To celebrate the milestone, the Badger Yearbook editors and their staff of 50 are producing a special book, which will chronicle the long history of the yearbook and the school’s traditions.
The staff has already spent hours combing through past editions of the yearbook to create this year’s keepsake. And co-editor Gerad Bandos doesn’t sound daunted by the emergence of the internet and social networking websites in the digital age, according to an article on the university’s website.
“We really want people to still have something they can show off that won’t expire with a bad link,” Bandos said.
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