Pinnacle staff to work on yearbook supplement, personal portfolios

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Freshman Hannah Duong is on Naviance, learning more about the Skilled Trades Majors and Career Fair during SRT on April 16. The event is going to be held on April 24, to teach students about different career paths. “I want to explore more and figure out what I want to do,” Duong said.

Counseling center to hold Skilled Trades Majors & Careers Fair on April 24

Charisma will be hosting tryouts for members at the end of May. Elliot Gabey, sophomore and member of the Coquettes and Charisma dance teams, said she has been honing her skills through competitive dance.

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Charisma works on their routine for the season. Elliot Gabey, member of the Charisma and Coquettes dance teams and sophomore, said she has maintained her skills at her dance studio.

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Jazz band members perform for Jazz a La Mode for their last performance

Junior Jossi Sorg reviews details for “Overbooked,” which will take place at the main branch of CCPL this Thursday. “I haven’t been able to read as much as I used to, and I think that joining this book club will help me get back into reading, and stay off of my phone,” Sorg said.

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Matilda Mel works on her yearbook portfolio project and recruitment posters for intro yearbook classes on April 12, 2018. Matilda said she felt happy with the final result of the recruitment poster which she created. “The yearbook portfolio is a big project that we do every year in yearbook. Each portfolio is unique to the owner and, it’s fun to see the final results of all of the portfolios.”

Pinnacle members are currently working on the yearbook supplement to accompany the 2017-2018 yearbook.

Pinnacle adviser Nicole Laughrey said, “The yearbook supplement includes photos of spring sports and other events that can not be covered in the yearbook.”

As for the theme of this year’s yearbook, it will be revealed when the yearbooks are distributed to students.

Sandiya Sajan, Pinnacle staff member and sophomore, said, “The theme of the yearbook is never revealed before the physical copy of the yearbook is released to the students, so no comment on that. But, I will say that it is very fun to produce the yearbook supplement. I feel like we are almost done. We just have a little bit of more work to do, and we will be finished. The only slight downside to producing the yearbook supplement is sometimes the sports events get cancelled due to the weather, but we can easily work around this.”

Alongside finalizing the yearbook and working on the yearbook supplement, the members of Pinnacle are also working on their personal portfolios. This is considered to be an important end of the year project every year. By Harini Ravichandran

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