Entourage Yearbooks Announces Winners of 6th Annual Yearbook Contest
Princeton, NJ (PRWEB) October 16, 2015 -- In May of 2015, almost a thousand school yearbooks were submitted to the annual yearbook contest by Entourage Yearbooks. After careful review, the winners are ready to be announced. According to Sara Aniano, an Entourage representative, this year saw the most competitive entries in the six years that the contest has been held. In fact, the High School division of the contest has added two awards this year for a total of five winners in the overall yearbook/ theme category.
The yearbook contest is much more than a showcase for creativity. For some schools, the contest has been a catalyst in the lives of students. Participants of the contest have told Entourage Yearbooks that the student designers have been motivated and inspired after seeing the end results, and have even included their participation on resumes.
COVER DESIGN
Covers were judged according to originality and the creativity involved in the expression of school character. For elementary schools, the winners are:
1st Place – P.S. 40 from New York, NY
2nd Place – Phoenix Ranch Elementary from Sim Valley, CA
3rd Place – Long Beach Island Elementary from Barnegat Light, NJ
At the middle school level, the winners are:
1st Place – IS 230 from Jackson Heights, NY
2nd Place – Codrington School from Barbados
3rd Place – Milpitas Merryhill from Milpitas, CA
At the high school level, the winners are:
1st Place – W.T. Sampson High from FPO, AE
2nd Place – Stanley G. Falk Rossler from Buffalo, NY
3rd Place – NY City Charter from New York, NY
PAGE DESIGN
The award for page design was judged according to whether their layout is clean and eye-catching. For elementary schools, winners are:
1st Place – Abintra Montessori School from Nashville, TN
2nd Place – SE-USE from Henrietta, NY
3rd Place – Northeast Tacoma Elementary from Tacoma, WA
At the middle school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Ramsey Middle from Minneapolis, MN
2nd Place – YBH Hillel - Girls School from Passaic, NJ
3rd Place – Grace Baptist Academy from Semmes, AL
At the high school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Quisqueya Christian from Ft. Pierce, FL
2nd Place – Lincoln College Preparatory from Overland Park, KS
3rd Place – Evangel Family Christian Academy from Titus, AL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Snapshots of the year’s best moments determined the awards for the photography category. For elementary schools, the winners are:
1st Place – West Mercer from Mercer Island, WA
2nd Place – Mooreland Heights from Knoxville, TN
3rd Place – Mitchell Elementary from Dallas, TX
At the middle school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Livingston Manor Central from Livingston Manor, NY
2nd Place – Foothills Elementary from St. Helena, CA
3rd Place – St. Valentine (8th Grade) from Livonia, MI
At the high school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Greensboro Christian Co-op from Houston, DE
2nd Place – Desert View High from Tucson, AZ
3rd Place – is Mission High from Mission, TX
OVERALL YEARBOOK
The overall yearbooks were judged according to consistency, theme, and coverage. For elementary schools, the winners are:
1st Place – Explorer Elementary from Redmond, WA
2nd Place – Goforth Elementary from League city, TX
3rd Place – Lakecrest Elementary from Barnegat Light, NJ
At the middle school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Steel Valley Middle from Manhall, PA
2nd Place – Codrington from Barbados
3rd Place – Academy Charter from St. Johns, Newfoundland
At the high school level, the winners are:
1st Place – Carbon Career & Technical Institute from Summit Hill, PA
2nd Place – Lincoln College Preparatory Academy from Overland Park, KS
3rd Place – HTLA High from Van Ise Wuys, CA
4th Place – Anderson County High from Garnett, KS
5th Place – Desert View from Tucson, AZ
Entourage Yearbooks is hugely thankful for their schools’ participation in this contest, and looks forward to even more submissions next year!
Caitlin Kenny, Entourage Yearbooks, http://www.entourageyearbooks.com, +1 (888) 926-6571 Ext: 82, [email protected]
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