Yearbook surveys attempt to integrate opinions, many don’t contribute

Hannah Conn '23 and Prasaus Yeager '22

March 11, 2020

When yearbooks are sent out to the school, there is a rush of students looking to see if their picture is somewhere besides their class photo and what is featured in that year's book. The Yearbook Club, which is responsible for bringing these books to life, sends out surveys to students as a way to promote...

Unconventional superlatives engage senior class

Bri Zeiberg ’19

April 2, 2019

It has become a tradition for most high school yearbooks to have a section of superlatives that highlight a variety of students in the 12th grade. Traditional superlatives consist of most likely to succeed or best eyes or hair, but this year Staples put a twist on their superlative selection. The...

Club Rush 2014

Cooper Boardman, Features Editor

October 28, 2014

Senior portraits say “cheese(y)”

Rachel Treisman, Web Features Editor

September 7, 2014

Since the beginning of the summer, members of the class of 2015 have been prepping and primping, some more eagerly than others, for their senior portraits -- the last hurrah of over a decade of yearbook pictures. The ordeal lasts for about half an hour and consists of three phases: yearbook poses...

Memories Forever: Yearbook Staff Collaborates to Compile Year in Review

January 29, 2010

Lila Epstein '10 Editor-and-Cheif Years into the future, when Staples students want to relive a school dance, reminisce about a notable sporting event, or remind themselves of one of their friends or classmates, they will refer to “The Stapelite,” the school yearbook. However, compiling...

2009 Yearbook Released After Months of Hard Work

June 3, 2009

The Yearbook Committee has done it again! After spending long, dedicated hours slaving over computers throughout the year, the staff has produced yet another book. Working from two to three hours each day after school, the Yearbook Committee's hard work definitely has paid off. "With a sophisticated lo...