SENIOR ADS
SENIOR AD
SPECS & DETAILS
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1/4 page ad
(very) public displays of congratulations
Why Purchase a Senior Ad?
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Unlike many things, people don't just throw away a yearbook. On the contrary, yearbooks are something that people hold onto for life. Purchasing a personalized Senior Ad for your student will help them preserve not only their memories of high school, but their childhood in general. It is also a very special way to congratulate your student for completing their high school career. (After all, that is a huge accomplishment!)
The requirements for a 1/4 page ad are no more than 2 photos maximum, and no more than 30 words for your message. The early deadline is Dec. 12th with a price of $75. After that, the price is $100, up until January 30th.
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1/2 page ad
The requirements for a 1/2 page ad are no more than 4 photos maximum, and no more than 75 words for your message. The early deadline is Dec. 12th with a price of $125. After that, the price is $150, up until January 30th.
3
full page ad
This is reserved for teams or groups only. 10 photos maximum, and 150 words maximum. The early deadline price is $225, and the regular price is $250.
Photo Requirements
Cropping: We normally try to crop the photo so that your child’s face is the center of the photo. In order to help us out and to get what you want, we ask you to indicate on the photo where you would like the crop marks to be. One good way to do this is to use post-it notes. Place the post-it notes over the part of the photo you do not want printed.
Originals vs. Copies: All photos must be on photo paper. You must use your original print or have a print made which is printed on glossy photo paper. Target, Wal-greens and many other retailers have machines that will print your pictures on glossy photo paper. This is very important, as photos that are submitted on regular paper will not scan as well and quality will be diminished.
Returning Photos: We will return all photos during the spring semester, in April or May. We cannot return thephotos any earlier. Photos will be distributed to seniors through their teachers at this point.