Yearbook
A single edition of a yearbook serves many purposes. It acts as a public relations piece, a reference source, a record of events, a collection of images, and a chronicle of history. Most importantly, it provides an educational experience. With this purpose in mind, the editors and staff commit themselves to the thoughtful and accurate task of capturing the full story of a school year, including its moments, its milestones, and its spirit.
The Yearbook class is an elective course in which students learn the techniques and principles of yearbook journalism, as well as the fundamentals of layout, design, and small-business management. The staff works collaboratively to produce a creative, accurate, and distinctive publication while meeting deadlines and working within a budget. Through this process, students develop skills in journalism, graphic design, leadership, and business management. They also gain hands-on experience with the tools and programs required to produce the school yearbook.
Yearbook Staff Members Participate in the Following:
- Conducting interviews
- Writing stories
- Taking photos
- Creating layouts in Adobe InDesign
- Marketing the yearbook
- Creating a yearbook
Congratulations to our 2026 - 2027 Excalibur Editors-in-Chief, Boston Harding '27 & Camille Tyschen '27!
If you want to join the yearbook staff, contact Ms. Catherine Wilson at [email protected] or stop by the yearbook room 301.
