Content, Social & Marketing
The face of Yearbook. The feed, the three weekly posts, the story spreads.
01Who runs what
Officers run the club. Chairs run the book. Reps share the news.
Three departments and three kinds of leaders. One sentence keeps them straight.
One person can have more than one job, so know which job you’re doing when you walk into a meeting.
Three kinds of leaders, one sentenceOfficers run the club. Chairs run the book. Reps share news between ASB and Yearbook. One person can have more than one job, so know which job you’re doing.
To be a chair: Year 2, and in the clubReps don’t need to be Year 2, so being a rep is a good way to start. Both need good club attendance, and both get the press badge.
02The departments
Three departments
Department
Department
Outreach + Photo
The start of the pipeline. The calendar, the inbox, events, sales, and the cameras.
Department
Design, Layout & Proofing
They own sections of the book and build the pages. Everyone proofs someone else’s work.
03Class vs. club
To be a leader, you need both
Class vs. Club
The class, and CENTAURUS
The class is where you earn credit and make the book.
CENTAURUS is the club. Wednesdays at brunch in the Tech Center, and after school. Members do 1.5 to 2 hours a week of yearbook work outside class and report it at the meeting.
Club members get a permanent press badge: school events and games, first pick of equipment, a real say in the book. Not in the class? Join as an advisor.No badge, no vote.
Year 1 vs. Year 2
How you get a chair
Three requirements, no opinions: be a Year 2, be in the club, keep your attendance up. Nobody gets picked because Sensei likes them.
Year 1 students are staff and learn the job. Year 2 students can be chairs: more responsibility, more say. Not more pages.A bigger job.
Each department has two reps, each paired with one person in ASB. You don’t have to be a Year 2 to be a rep.