Celebrating

40Years

Braxten Price

Reflection #1Braxten Price

28216 Tangerine LaneSaugus, CA 91350

(310) 346-8934braxtenprice@yahoo.com

Objective: To obtain a position where I can utilize my customer service and hospitality skills, and help achieve the companies goals for success.

Education: Saugus High School, Saugus, CA (Expected Graduation Date- 6/4/2014)

Qualifications and Skills

(2011-current) Chosen participant in Bridge to the Future: learned Interviewing skills, conflict resolution, and a keen eye for de-tails (2012-current) Member of Rotary club since 2012. volunteering to collect food and items for the less fortunate (2011- current) Member of Sword and Shield Yearbook Staff- Editor of Marketing and Sales: responsible for sales and customer service

Personal Interests Writing, Helping others, Music, Working with others

References available upon request

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Self- Analytical Reflection For me it all started 4 years ago at the end of my fresh-man year. Ms. Tolisano pressured me to join my sopho-more year and I decided to give it a try. It ended up being one of the best decisions I made in my high school career. During this year I have learned that running sections by yourself is harder than I thought it would be. I had to learn time management and better organization skills. If I had the opportunity to redo anything I would manage my time better and I would have made better marketing campaigns and strategies. I tried to make it work with what I had at the time, but I do wish I came up with bet-ter ideas. I would have also wanted to sell a yearbook to everyone. To this staff I feel that I brought a sense of style and a great sense of humor. I think that this class is valuable because it teaches you important skill like team-work, writing, and photography. I can totally use these skills in the future to help me get a job.

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Portfolio Design Relfection I chose my fonts, colors, and design because I wanted it all to fit in with my theme which was celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Sword & Shield yearbook. I wanted this book to be a sym-bol of everything we have accomplished over the past 40 years. I feel that a similar interpretation could be used in next year’s book since a 40th anniversary is a stepping stone in the history of our book.

Reflection #1Achivements

Deadlines

Icebreakers

Motivation

1. If a person wins yearbooker of the month or the high five award they should get a free lunch or a $5- $10 dollar gift card. 2. After every deadline that is met on time we should have a potluck to cel-ebrate everyone working hard and finishing on time.3. Whoever gets there pages done first per section wins a cute prize to repre-sent the section. 4. Towards the end of the year we should give out awards to the people who really worked hard and stayed on top of their deadlines the whole entire year.

5. Have a pizza party every time a deadline is made.

6. Stereotype Chat: Place a paper on each person’s back with a characteris-tic on it (Valley Girl, Smart, Happy, Rich). Don’t let them see what you are put-ting on them. Let the participants wander around and talk to each other, treat-ing each other as they might treat someone with that characteristic. Afterward have everyone guess what characteristic they had.7. Mime Introduction: In a small group everyone can introduce something about themselves to the group without using words. 8. I’ve Never Done: Each person starts off with some candy. Going around the circle, each person finishes the sentence “I have never...” A person who has done the thing that the speaker has never done must give the speaker a candy. A fun way to learn things you might otherwise not find out about people.

9. Throughout the year we should have each staff person pick a person in the class to write them a letter telling them how much they really helped them reach their deadline or goal. It’s better to do this than just pick a random person out of a bowl, because we have actual examples and proof of how they helped.10. We should give little awards out to people who stay the most organized and clean since cleanliness and organizational skills were a problem this year.

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Greetings from yearbook!Time is running out to buy your yearbook for the lowest price of $60 w/ ASB card and $65 w/out. Prices will be going up on October 3rd.

SNN Press Release

Twitter PostTime is running out to buy your yearbook for the lowest price of $60 w/ ASB card and $65 w/out. Prices will be going up on October 3rd.

FlyerTime is running out to buy your yearbook for the

lowest price of $60 w/ ASB card and $65 w/out. Prices

will be going up on October 3rd.

Reflection #2May

Over the summer begin writing and creating the marketing plan for the upcoming year.

Come up with flyers, poster ideas, sales campaigns, and distribution ideas.

August This is time when you want to hit the students hard

with your sales campaign.

Post SNN press releases at least once a week talk-ing about how this is the cheapest book price for the year. (make sure you talk about the book prices will go up)

Post flyers and posters around school talking about senior tribute due date and yearbook price cut off dates.

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It’s Coming!!!Yearbook Distri-bution May 27th -29th in the Gym!Don’t forget your

ID Card to get your book!

Flyer

Connect- EdGreetings from Saugus Yearbook we are calling to let you know that May 27th- 29th is the last chance your student has to purchase the 2013-2014 yearbook. Year-books will be sold in the ASB office during brunch or lunch for $100 cash or credit.

FacebookMay 27th – 29th is the last chance to purchase your 2013-2014 yearbook in the ASB office for $100 cash or credit.

Reflection #3

Monday Post countdown till Distribution day or D Day poster. Begin working on alphabet letters. Change countdown poster number after school. Make Yearbooks Not Bought Poster.

Tuesday Post flyers all around school telling the yearbook price and what they

will need to bring with them to receive there yearbook. Continue to work on alphabet letters. Change countdown poster number after school. Continue Yearbooks Not Bought Poster.

Wednesday Post last chance to get your yearbook flyers. Continue to work on alphabet poster. Change countdown poster number after school. In the morning post it.

Thursday Finish all alphabet letters. Post flyers don’t be that guy. Change countdown poster number after school.

Friday Wear yearbook spirit wear. Post the rest of the flyers. Change countdown poster number after school.

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Greeting’s from Yearbook Club Photo Day will he held on October 12th and 13th on the field. Check the legacy wall and the Saugus high school website to find out your clubs picture time.

SNN Press Release

Facebook PostClub Photo Day will be held on October 12th and 13th on the field. Below is the club photo time schedule. ( Attach club schedule to the Facebook post)

Reflection #4

2 Weeks before event 1 Week before event Day before event Day of event /Day after

Get an updated Club list from Toli.

Begin organizing your club photo day box. Have Toli print any paper you might need. Write SNN press re-lease and begin designing flyers and posters.

Club photo day box should be organized and ready. It should have your mini white boards, sign in sheets,pens, stapler, flod-ers, white borad markers, and clip boarders. Post all flyers and posters around school. Send SNN press release. Write SNN press re-lease and begin designing flyers and posters.

Talk to people in volved and schedule time to meet 30 minutes before to start. moving things down. Check box one more to make sure you have every-thing.

Move everything down to the field

Meet up with the O’ Connor people.

Organize the club sign in sheets alphabetically.

Start typing up the names.

Club Photo Day

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Greetings from Yearbook!

Students may begin to pick-up their registration portraits in the ASB office. On Tuesday, Sept. 24 Underclassmen Make-up/ Re-take photos will be taken from 7:30am-1pm in the Q-core. This is your last chance to make sure you are in this year’s yearbook.

SNN Press Release

Twitter Post

Student Portrait Make-up Day is on April 27th in the Q- core between 12:00 and 2:30. This will be the last time to retake or make-up your photo.

2 Weeks before event 1 Week before event Day before event Day of event /Day after

Find out the exact loca-tion of where the picture will be taken.

Find out the date and time. Get list from Toli of the names of the people who will be attending. Start design of the slip that will be delivered to the student who will be attend-ing. Make sure it says the date, time, and location. Make press release to go on SNN.

Have reminder slip designed finalized and checked by Toli. All reminder slips de-livered to the students. Make poster to go on the door signaling where the pictures are.

Send out press release to go on SNN.

Post on Twitter and Facebook the event date, time, and location.

Make sure you have all posters and a list of the people intended to come.

Meet O’ Connor at the

scheduled time to let them in to the room.

Hang the poster on the door.

Give O’Connor a list of people intended to come so they can cross the students off that show up.

Check on them throughout the day to see how things are going.

Give the people section the list of people who did not show up. (This will be the not pictured list)

Reflection #4

Student Portrait Make-up Day

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Books not purchased

Time is running out to get it for $70 w/ an ASB card and $75 w/out. Starting in January prices will be a flat rate fee of $85. Don’t miss out on countless memories.

You haven’t bought your yearbook!

Tribute contracts available at www.sauguscenturions.com/yearbookFOR INFORMATION ONLY

Tribute contracts available at www.sauguscenturions.com/yearbook FOR INFORMATION ONLY

Celebrate our 40th anniversary with a 2014-2015 yearbook.

Registration Day is the best day to get your yearbook for the lowest price of $60 w/ an ASB card and $65 w/out. Prices will be going up next month, so don’t miss out on this great opportunity.

Postcard DesignsRegistration Postcard

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