FREE ESSAY ON YEARBOOK

YEARBOOK

Every year a small, elite group if kids uses their skills to make up a book. This book
contains a small picture of every student in their school, and pages describing sports,
clubs, and
classes. Each child receives a yearbook filled with items of their high school career.
What each
student may not understand is the effort it required to make this book that will always
keep
memories alive. The yearbook alone, with such importance, deserves gratitude. But it is
really
those who worked on the book that need support and respect. The yearbook staff, with its
three
groups, deserves much appreciation for their hard work, done annually to create the
yearbook.
Editors deserve recognition for they bear the responsibility of the entire staff and
yearbook. 
For class, each editor puts in countless hours and endless work. These leaders create the
book's 
theme and all main layout designs, or how each page is setup. They check each staff
member's 
spread and deadlines. All this work sometimes remains unknown to much of the student
body. 
Students easily gripe about mistakes in the yearbook, without suggesting new ideas or
helping out. 
They must support the editors so the finishing of the yearbook goes smoothly with great
results.
Appreciation should also be rewarded to photographers by those whose faces are shown 
among the book's pages. Taking pictures of all types of teens in the school becomes
tremendously 
difficult. Many students do not participate in activities, which toughens a
photographer's job of 
putting them into the yearbook. Even though, students must encourage photographers and
make 
involving every class member more capable. The yearbook is filled mainly with pictures
taken by 
these skilled staff members. Without photographers, the yearbook would only be something
to 
read, losing its specialness.
Requiring much of the student body's help, spreadpersons create the entire inner part of
the 
book. Many items on a page, or spread, come from their classmates. Using quotes often, 
spreadpersons interview students to get their feelings on a variety of topics. Each
caption written 
by them describes who the student in a certain picture is and what they are doing. That
shows how 
spreadpersons require full cooperation from their classmates.
The importance of the yearbook and all those who help it must stand out. For the section

of student pictures, a past editor once wrote, Well here is the place where you will look
back and 
see the face if your best friend, your worst enemy, . . . It won't just be their face, it
will be their 
name and memories too. . . We'll realize how much these people influenced our lives and
our 
future. That relates to yearbook in may ways.
The yearbook is made all for the students and their enjoyment. The more the staff is 
appreciated, the more they will accomplish. Speaking to everyone, the editor also
commented, 
Not everybody can be in the spotlight and we know that there are a lot of other people
out there 
with special talents. As the yearbook staff respects that saying, students should respect
and 
appreciate the special talents of editors, photographers, and spreadpersons.