| @azn: We're with Jostens and Lifetouch. We used Pagemaker years ago, then Indesign, and thankfully to Yearbook Avenue. It's like Indesign, except the program is online and you can edit your pages anywhere so long as you have an internet connection. It's so effin' convenient. I hated it at first because it didn't have some of the features I was used to in Indesign, but I got used to it. It's awesome. X]
@noelle08: My YB advisor is threatening to only feature seniors in the next year's yearbook since pretty much seniors are buying the book. My school have absolutely no school spirit. ]:
Though I can't blame the underclassmen. The only reason why I bought a YB 10th and 11th grade was because I got it for about $20 and I'm getting one this year because a) I'm a senior and b) it's free for editors! :] | 
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