Yearbook Reflection

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Yearbook personal reflection
Yearbook is a class filled with energy, enthusiasm, and love for what we do. We are not only a class but a force that work together to achieve great things. Though being perfect is impossible, we the yearbook staff think differently and strive to perfection year after year. Being a part of yearbook is an honor, and I take pride in what I have accomplished this year. When I first joined yearbook I didn’t know what to expect. Was I going to be taking pictures? writing stories? Interviewing people? Would I be working in the arts department or faculty and staff? In the end I ended up doing everything! It was confusing at first, writing captions, taking interviews, learning to take the right kind of photos but with …show more content…
I have learned a great deal and made the best friends. Firstly, I have studied and improved my grammar by a huge margin. This is one of the most useful skills, as my grammar was weak, but thanks to yearbook I have improved and am on the track to being a great writer. The second most crucial skill that I have learned is communication. I was not the most confident girl and was hesitant to talk to strangers. This has been rectified due to the business advertisements I have had to sell and the countless interviews that I have taken. The third most important skill is taking photos. I have always loved and enjoyed photography but did not get enough chances to practice my love for photography. Yearbook has been able to provide me a great field for photos and I have learned a lot on how to improve my photography skills due to the workshop and practice. The other skills I have learned are time management and meeting deadlines which will play a great role in my future. When I first learned that if we do not meet a deadline we would lose money, I was terrified it was hard to believe that I was part of such a big responsibility. Yearbook has helped me understand how to meet deadlines and how to utilize my time. These skills are going to stay with me forever and help me grow and be a more responsible

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