Why is yearbook fun

Not every student is into sports or possesses musical talent. Joining the yearbook committee gets students involved on all levels — from mingling with students, to attending school events, and actively participating in something that benefits the entire school body.

Students benefit from yearbooks just as much as the schools do in creating a positive school spirit. And when kids have school spirit, they perform better as students.

Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines. But the moment a yearbook is opened years later, a flood of all types of memories will resurface. You may not realize now how remarkably valuable a yearbook is and will be in the future, but trust this — having one from each year of high school will not be something you regret. Keep Reading. Getting the best school pictures is easy once you know the tricks of the trade.

Much effort and funding goes into the process of making the yearbook. This is because it benefits the school, students and staff members in multiple ways. Yearbooks promote a sense of school pride and unity. The cover and pages of the book often are covered in school colors, emblems and mottoes, serving to remind students, teachers and staff members of a shared purpose.

Students can take great pride in seeing themselves in a yearbook. Bring on the AP high school classes or journalism school applications; yearbook students are ready for it all. Finishing in the spring with a tangible output is more than just a source of pride for those who worked on it. Tags: hard skills , skill-building , soft skills , student advancement , yearbook.