Here’s a list of possible things you can apply to do for the Yearbook.  There are others too, and we won’t necessarily have one person for each leadership position.  All of you will do several of the listed jobs.

Leadership Positions
Section	Editor/Leader(s)
Editor(s)-in-Chief	The big cheese.  They help me lead the class to produce a great yearbook.  Lots of work, lots of headaches, but lots of fun, extreme pride and a great line on any resume! They also do some of the same work as everyone else, but their main job is monitoring, coordinating, helping and leading.
Student Life/Features
Grads
Sports
Ads
Clubs
Grades
Staff & Admin
Visual Arts
Drama
Music
Cover
Photography Editor
Chief Organizer
SKILLS/JOBS
Photography
Photoshop	photo touchup; collages, Photoshop-created pages
Page Design & Layout	Work in YearTech, PhotoShop and/or InDesign (and maybe on paper to show ideas)
Artists (	drawings, paintings, cartoons etc. for borders, decoration, illustrations etc.
Promotion	(Posters, Signs, announcements etc)
Organization	Can you find some working batteries?  Where should we keep the grad comments?  Etc.
Writing/Editing	Headlines, captions, stories etc.
Research/Reporter	finding out who students in a pic are; bugging teachers for names lists, doing surveys etc.
Spreadsheets	Keep track of info, like who’s in Grade 10; sort it
File & Folder organization, backups	Do backups, make sure files are in the right place
Proof-Readers	can spot a double negative at 50 paces!  They go over each section before it’s submitted, looking for typos, omissions, errors, libelous content, graphic problems, and anything else that detracts from the book.  When the proofs come back, they have a couple of days to do one last check.