It’s that time of year again – it’s nearing the end of first semester – the time of year when every teacher I know complains that “kids just can’t write!!!” and I am challenged to come up with at least one meaningful solution. When what to my wondrous eyes should appear but Michael Masterson’s column on just that thing! Read More
Congratulations to all our great advisers and editors!
Ashley and I just returned from our National Sales Conference in Fort Worth, TX. What a cool city that is! It was a big cowboy weekend with a huge parade and a rodeo… not that we went to any of that but it was fun to see the preparations and that culture.
In our scads of new materials for 2011, the 2010 Yearbook Yearbook was unveiled. Whew! The Southeast Florida Coast schools did “good!”
Here are the schools in alpha order that appear in the book. Some are Honorable Mention (HM); some are full page features for Theme (T) or Design (D); and some have been chosen to illustrate great photography (PH), packages (P) or cover designs (C). I have listed those with whom Julie Kasper works as she works within our area – and it’s nice to see that we are so well represented as a region.
Coral Shores High School, Tavernier, D on pg 98
Dr. Michael Krop High School, Miami, C on pg 170
Edgewood Jr Sr High School, Merritt Island, D on pg 117, C on pg 166
Florida Air Academy, Melbourne, HM on pg 14
Glades Day School, Belle Glade, D on pg 114
Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy, Melbourne, T on pg 56
JP Taravella High School, Coral Springs, HM on pg 55
Kennedy Middle School, Rockledge, HM on pg 57
Key West High School, Key West, HM on pg 21
Master’s Academy, Vero Beach, HM on pg 125
Meadowlane Primary School, West Melbourne, HM on pg 131
Merritt Island High School, Merritt Island, PH on pg 138
New World School of the Arts, Miami, D on pg 126, C on pg 171
Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, T (University) on pg 4
Palmetto High School, Pinecrest, T on pg 66, D on pg 122
Park Avenue Christian School, Titusville, D on pg 122
Pompano Beach High School, Pompano Beach, HM on pg 112
Sawgrass Springs Middle School, Coral Springs, HM on pg 150
Sculptor Charter School, Titusville, D on pg 122
South Plantation High School, Plantation, D on pg 119
St. Mark’s Episcopal School, Palm Beach Gardens, HM on pg 113
Suncoast High School, T on pg 44, D on pg 105
University of Miami, T (University) on pg 7
Walter C. Young Middle School, HM on pg 54
ALSO
Lovejoy High School, Lucas, TX T on pg 67, advised by Camp Wannamaka Instructor Bretty Hankey
McKinney High School, McKinney, TX, T on pg 68, PH on pg 146, advised by Camp Wannamaka Key Note Instructor Lori Oglesbee.
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, T (University) on page 11, advised by Camp Wannamaka Key Note Instructor Bradley Wilson
Olympia High School, Orlando, D on pg 57, advised by 2010 Camp Wannamaka Key Note Instructor Jeff Moffitt
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April 27, 2010 We don't just want to make your yearbook, we want to make your year!
Hey, Hey, Hey!!!
We have six books that have been selected as National Sample Books.
This means that Taylor reps across the country will be seeing OUR fantastic books from:
Edgewood Middle School (Merritt Island) – Jessica Taylor, adviser
Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy (Melbourne) – Sarah Tricano, adviser
Meadowlane Primary School (Melbourne) – Carrie Bailly, adviser
Miami Palmetto Senior High (also up for a CSPA Crown) – Kurt Panton, adviser
Morningside Academy (Port St. Lucie) – Judy Enyart, 1st year adviser
Suncoast High School (Riviera Beach) – Stephanie Russo, adviser
Today's Tip
Hard to believe that we need to be thinking about building 2011 publication staffs ... but here it is: registration time looms again. As you do your recruiting, keep a copy of this wonderfully inclusive contract that students must sign at Jeffersonville High School in Jeffersonville, Indiana provided to us by Kelly Short, Topic Adviser, and compiled by present and past scholastic journalism teachers at that school.
Miami Palmetto Palmecho yearbook staffers, just recovered from the theft of all of their hardware, software and images, grab their Taylor boxes and fill them with supplies for shipment to Haiti. First-hand experience with natural distasters after hurricanes repeatedly thrashed the students' homes, neighborhoods and schools came to good use.
