Okay, looks like I have some explaining to do.
I was given an associate editor position after one of the editors crapped out on the staff. (we were already way behind) The BIGGEST problem with the yearbooks were not so much the people on the staff or the yearbooks themselves, but the advisor. Mr S. Now I, with about 6 other people on the staff, tried hard to make everything happen and to keep as much tradition as possible; however the man, Mr. S., wanted things done his way. He was the new man in charge and single-handedly screwed things up. Like I said, some of us tried hard and fought with administration to keep things like previous yearbooks; however they didn't help either, they gave Mr. S sole ownership and command and for that I boo them.
In conclusion, I think the yearbooks are just fine the way they are. Everyone stop whining and just accept them for what they are and live with them. YOU know what happened during your senior year and yearbooks just add to the memories. It shouldn't matter if they are perfect or not because life isn't perfect.
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