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I loved the design on this Cheer & Dance page from Zionsville high school (vol. 77 2024). The spot coloring was pulled from the shirts of the dominant photo and matched to what I believe their palette. It gives a good balance throughout the book spread. You see the different shades in each headline and even the captions.

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I like how they pulled the pink color from the powder and put made the color darker with more important words in the corner quote.

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I really like the congratulations and grad

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I liked how organized it is. but it still matched the theme of the book

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I really liked how they pulled the red from the ropes of the pool and used that to color the names.

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The colors are inspiring with how the staff uses them. They combined multiple colors that would normally contrast each other but they make them look good together.

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i like the shadow on the dominant person

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I like the simplistic colors and minimalist design

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I really like the way the text at the bottom of the page is layered.

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I really liked the picture on this spread, and also the mixing of fonts and overlap with the photo is really cool

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Senior Chase Noles leans against a light post, surrounded by the Indiana University nature. Noles used his photography skills as photo editor of the Carroll High School yearbook to capture the scenery around him. This is Noles' first time at HSJI.

Photo by C.J. Kerr

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Bhavana Rapakula, a rising senior at Caramel High School, sits on stairs while looking outward to the big screen in the IU Franklin Hall. She is participating in the high school journalism camp at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.

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Rising Senior Lilliana Cate flips through a yearbook. Cate will be the editor in chief in the coming school year.

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Senior Cj Kerr leans against the railing of Franklin Hall in Bloomington, Indiana. This is Cj's second year attending HSJI yearbook camp. Photo by Chase Noles.

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Senior Sara Keating enjoys a quiet moment, lost in her favorite tunes while on her phone in a Indiana University classroom. 

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Junior Elee Prater smiling off into the distance. Prater attended HSJI for a Yearbook workshop at Indiana University Franklin Hall.

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Verna Wang, a sophomore at Zionsville Community High School, leans against a road block on Kirkwood Avenue. This will be Wangs first time at the HSJI Yearbook Camp.

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Junior Valparaiso student Nuala Small-Swihart looks out onto East Kirkwood Ave. Small-Swihart is attending HSJI to better her yearbook skills before becoming co-Editor in Chief for her schools yearbook. Photo by Amalia Alvarez.

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Rising senior Lilly Essex is looking to the possibility of a new future. Essex is at HSJI determined to create a memorable yearbook for her school. 

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Glancing up at the light, Senior Aspen Collins visits different areas of IU Bloomington's campus on July 8. Collins attends HSJS yearbook workshop to improve journalistic skills.

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In the court yard in front of Franklin Hall, Maddy Peters ‘28 stands towards the camera. Peters was visiting the HSJI camp on July 8.

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Junior Katherine Smith enjoys the nice weather on at path at Indiana University. Indiana University is a place she has enjoyed with her family for most of her life.

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Working out senior Jesse Granudos does a pushup outside IU on July 8. Granudos is at a yearbook workshop in Bloomington IU to learn more about journalism.

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Junior Editor-in-chief Ezra Fischer framed among an arch at Indiana University in Bloomington. He’s passionate about being here at IU for this astonishing opportunity just across town.

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Posing for a photo, senior Jaycie Beals stands outside Franklin Hall on July 8. Beals attended the HSJS Yearbook workshop this summer in IU Bloomington’s beautiful campus.

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Next to flowers, Bloomington High school North senior Claire Watrous stands at the opening of Sample gates. Watrous is visiting IU to attend a yearbook camp in preparation for her role on next years yearbook staff as assistant EIC.

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Junior Avery Krieble walking along the flowers at Sample Gates on IU's campus. Krieble is visiting IU to attend a yearbook camp in preparation for her upcoming role as Editor in Chief.

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Junior Amalia Alvarez explores IU Bloomington’s campus over summer break. Alvarez was attending a high school journalism camp to better her school’s yearbook, on which she is a deadline manager.

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Sitting on the steps of IU, sophomore Bella King writes in her notebook on July 8. King is at IU bloomington taking a Yearbook workshop to learn more about journalism.

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Delaney Towns, relaxing on a hot summer day sitting next to the flowers at Indiana University. She had to take time off work from Zionsville Pizzeria to pursue her interests in journalism.

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Sophomore Yearbook Photography editor Ethan Huber sitting next to the flowers at Indiana University. Huber made the drive to Indiana University from Louisville Kentucky to participate in the Indiana High School Journalism Institute.

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Senior Scarlett Irwin observes the Purple Heart Medal of Ernie Pyle in the display case. Irwin is attending HSJI, taking the Yearbook workshop centered at Franklin Hall in IU Bloomington.

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I like how the colors go together well and how how the boxes head line is the same color as the mod to the left 

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This spread interested us with the amount of colors, and to make it less overwhelming they had the athletes in black and white

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I like the quotation marks in the middle of the page. But i didn’t like the cursive.

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this spread design stands out to me mainly because of the colors. it’s very pleasing to the eye, and the text, box, and even photo colors are all colors you can find within the background photo. i like the consistent use of lines in the header, spread credit, and captions. i also really like this spread idea, giving coverage to photographers and their futures, it is a very personal spread.

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They pulled colors from both of the hats in the pictures. They also used only one font but it felt like more. They also highlighted names in the stories so people can easily identify who the story is about.

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I really like this page, it gives proper information but the layout is very satisfying. The colors all come together, the contrast of the tilted letters and the filters on the pictures to fit the color scheme I really like. I like how it circles, underlines, and points to some information it’s telling you where to go in a non proper way.

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I like this because it records the entire first day of the second semester. Each photo is time stamped down to the second, showing when these events happened and just the daily schedule of the students while at school.

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This spread has a column of white space across, allowing the eye to move while the page turns. And the photo's subject playing with the spread is a creative twist that flows. 

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I’ve never seen this ever done in a yearbook before. I really like the minute by minute I think it’s a great way to get coverage. It also doesn’t have to be geared to a certain sport or grade either.

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I like the text with the dots in the photo and the leading lines that break the photos

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Senior Ellery Britton stood along the Wall and smiled into the camera. Britton did this for her project in her workshop class in IHSJ.

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Blooming into the future, Ryleigh Canfield ’25 is excited for cheering to be over. She is ready for the new future to flower into something new.

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Sophomore Carissa Myers shows off her muscles at the top of the stairs in Franklin Hall At Indiana University, Bloomington. She discusses her time in Mexico to apply for a basketball scholarship.

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Junior Zoey Kriech sat along the beautiful flowers outside of Franklin Hall. Kriech smiles as she embraces the nature around her.

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Showing of her posing skills, Jasa Triplett plans to be a social media coordinator, and plans to study sports management.

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Waiting for her friends to catch up, senior Eleanor Guipe takes a rest to smell flowers near Franklin Hall. 

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Smiling, Presley Luther shows us she persists in life throughout the hard times. Presley wants to pursue being a veterinarian.

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Posing, Erin Lock ‘25 stands on the stairs in Franklin Hall. Lock enjoys wearing gothic colors and cottagecore clothing styles.

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Sitting properly, sophomore Avery Domogalik is seen sitting in front of a beautiful bunch of flowers.

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Isabelle Hurst writes notes in her notebook about the architect in Bloomington. Isabelle is wanting to go to college for architect to design houses.

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RAINY DAYS Reminiscing about her dance days, sophomore Maryn Zabrowsky picks flowers in the rain outside Franklin Hall. Zabrowsky had a passion for dance since she was a little girl, and she still had that passion, but the dance environment wasn’t right. 

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Standing outside of Indiana University’s main entrance, Kenlee looks eagerly, excited to learn all about the different aspects of yearbook and photography.

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Senior Valeria Moreno looks up at a tree. Moreno was reminded of the tree next to her driveway back home.

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Junior Phoenix Rowley stands by the Sample Gates in front of Franklin Hall. She didn’t like the bees in the flowers beside her. 

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Sophomore Jordyn Vaughn stands in front of an Indiana University shop. This was Vaughn’s first time visiting IU since moving to Indiana.

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Senior Juhee Tyagi reaches for a flower. Tyagi loved the change in color through the flower.

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Junior Lilly Essex works at a funeral home. Here, she posed like a deceased person.

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Senior Anna Peck poses outside. Peck was looking at cars trying to find one that was similar to her own Cadillac.

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Smiling, Dimeyah Herndon ‘25 shows off her hand. Herndon wore a charm bracelet with keys that say LOVE. 

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Senior Naomi Robinson walks in the woods outside Franklin Hall. Robinson talked about how nature helped her to calm down during hard times.

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Senior Lina Liu reapplies her chapstick in the bathroom. Liu used a pink tinted Vaseline chapstick.

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