Viking News. April 29, Vikings Finish Strong! Coeur Closet and Viking Vault

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1 Vikings Finish Strong! Events Calendar 5/2 5/13 Advanced Placement Testing 5/5 5/6 Spring Flower Basket Sale 5/14 Senior Ball 5/23 Senior Mother/Daughter Tea 5/27 No School Flex Day 5/30 No School Memorial Day 6/1 Sr. Meeting/Graduation Tickets Dispursed 6/7-6/8 Seniors - Finals 6/9-6/10 Underclassmen - Finals 6/10 Last Day of School 6/10 Graduation 7 pm, Jordan Ct (ticket required) (Please visit our CHS Web Page at for a detailed school calendar) Coeur d Alene High School N th Street Coeur d Alene, ID Dear CHS Families, We are proud of our Viking students and all their many accomplishments this year. As the weather turns warmer and thoughts of summer!me abound, it is important for our Vikings to finish the academic school year strong. Therefore, we are encouraging students to check their dress to make sure they meet dress code! Timeliness and punctuality is a cri!cal life skill and careers demand it. Therefore we are encouraging students to make sure stellar a&endance is a priority. Research tells us there are strong connec!ons to student achievement and a&endance. Thank you for doing your part to make sure your Viking finishes strong! We sincerely appreciate your partnership in educa!on. Respec)ully, Your Coeur d Alene High School Administra!ve Team Coeur Closet and Viking Vault Students, if you are in need of professional dress clothing for gradua!on, or for job, college or military interviews, please see Diane Nagel or Lori Humphries in the office for assistance. The Coeur Closet and Viking Vault is lovingly supplied by community members with new dress shirts, pants,!es, belts, socks and shoes for young men, as well as skirts, blouses, jackets and dress shoes for young women! Please come see us if we can help!

2 Sideline Cheer Tryouts May 10th Sideline cheer tryouts begin on Tuesday, May 10th with a mandatory mee!ng at 6:30 pm in the CHS commons. Workshops are Monday, May 16th through Thursday, May 19th from 3:15-5:15 in Jordan Court. Tryouts are on Friday, May 20th beginning at 5:30 pm in Jordan Court. All cheer candidates must have a current physical on file in the ac!vi!es office and complete all cheer paperwork. Contact Ms. Walker at lwalker@cdaschools.org if you have any ques!ons. SAT Math Prep Need help ge1ng ready for the SAT on May 7th? Math study sessions will be offered May 2nd, 3rd and 5th. See Mr. Edwards in room D1 for details or dedwards@cdaschools.org Congratula,ons to the 2016 CHS Prose Wri,ng Contest Winners! FiHy Sandwiches Former CHS student and recent BSU Graduate Jus!n Doering recently launched a Kickstarter called Fi6y Sandwiches. Inspired by his Senior Project at CHS, Jus!n is making a cross-country trip dedicated to presen!ng the public with the stories and experiences of America s homeless. You can read more about this project at h&p:// ar!cle_09645bfc-d98e-566c-b47df87d3a69d247.html. Great job, Jus!n! 1st Place: The Circle by My-joy Nicholas (9th) 2nd Place: All Because of a Jar of Chocolate Spread by Victoria Robbins (12th) 3rd Place: The Box by Miranda Kieth (12th) Honorable Men,on: Late Night Delivery by Ma&hew Sage (9th) Hosts Needed for Foreign Exchange Students For Next Year Anyone interested in hos!ng a foreign exchange student who will a&end CHS next year? It is a great opportunity to make a life!me friend with someone from a country or language group that interests your family. The student must be provided with their own bed in your home, but can share a room with a sibling in your house. The host family is expected to treat the student as a member of the family, including them in meals, family gatherings, chores, going to church, etc. The exchange student uses their own money for school lunches, clothing, and other personal expenses. For more informa!on, please contact Interna!onal Cultural Exchange Students Regional Director, Nancy Savage. (208) or NSavage@icesusa.org

3 Mr. CHS Congratula!ons to Jus!n Clark, who was named Mr. CHS for the school year. It was a great performance, and we are proud of all of our senior boys who par!cipated. Dis,nguished Young Women Congratula!ons to CHS students McKenna Gilbert, who was named Idaho s Dis!nguished Young Woman for Coeur d Alene, and Paige Renaldo, who was 1st runner up. We are proud of your hard work and effort! Parents: From the Attendance Office We are experiencing an increase of phone calls to the school reques!ng to get your student out of class. These phone calls come last minute and ge1ng your student in a moment s no!ce is not always possible, we need adequate!me. We understand that emergencies do come up, but we ask that you plan ahead with your student when you have an appointment. Please send your student to school with a note: have the!me of release, full name of student, purpose of absence and a parent signature. Have your student bring the note into the office in the morning and we will give them a pass to leave at the appropriate!me. This way your student is able to leave, insuring you get you student without a possible wait. This procedure also reduces the amount of interrup!ons to the classroom; we document over 75 note deliveries a day to classrooms. That is a lot of interrup!ons. It is also helpful if you schedule your student s departure around passing periods. Thank you for your con!nued help. MONDAY NO ZERO HOUR 1ST PERIOD 8:35am - 9:25am TUESDAY - FRIDAY ZERO HOUR 6:40am - 7:30am 1ST PERIOD 7:35am - 8:35am 2ND PERIOD 9:30am - 10:20am 2ND PERIOD 8:40am - 9:40am 3RD PERIOD 10:25am - 11:15am 3RD PERIOD 9:45am - 10:45am 1ST LUNCH 11:15am - 11:45am 1ST LUNCH 10:45am - 11:15am 4TH PERIOD 11:20am - 12:10pm 4TH PERIOD 10:50am - 11:50am 2ND LUNCH 12:10pm - 12:40pm 2ND LUNCH 11:50am - 12:20pm 5TH PERIOD 11:50am - 12:40pm 5TH PERIOD 11:20am - 12:20pm 6TH PERIOD 12:45pm - 1:35pm 6TH PERIOD 12:25pm - 1:25pm 7TH PERIOD 1:40pm - 2:30pm 7TH PERIOD 1:40pm - 2:30pm

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5 Student of the Month for April ADVANCED OPPORTUNITIES Cda Rotary Hayden Rotary Panhandle Kiwanis Delaney Vesciano Reegan Jacobson Annalisa Gorringe There have been significant changes made to the Advanced Opportuni!es programs through the state of Idaho. The 8 in 6, Early Completers and Fast Forward programs have been combined. The new program provides a total of $4,125 for each student grades 7-12 to pay for online classes outside of a full school day, and Dual Credit courses through Idaho colleges and universi!es. Students are eligible to u!lize this funding as early as this summer to pay for classes. Counseling Calendar Time to Sign Up for Summer School! Students who need to make up for a failed course are encouraged to register for summer school as soon as possible. Forms can be found in the counseling office. Applica-!ons need to be completed and returned to the counseling office by Friday, May 27 th. Summer school credits mainly focus on the recovery of core classes (English, Math, Science, History or Speech). Elec!ve credits are available for retrieval through Plato offered at Venture as well. Classes will only be offered if enough students sign up to jus-!fy a class. This is why it is important to sign up early. April 27th April 28th Top Scholar Awards NIC -Schuler Auditorium 6pm Beauty Ins,tute Lunch Visit (Former Toni & Guy) May 2nd-13th Advanced Placement Tes,ng May 7th May 14th May 16th May 19th May 23rd May 27th May 30th June 1st June 2nd June 4th SAT Test given at CHS Senior Ball Cda Resort 6pm Navy ROTC Visit 9am Honor Stole distribu,on begins Mother/Daughter Tea 6pm Commons No School-Flex Day No School-Memorial Day Senior Mee,ng/Gradua,on,cket disbursed Senior Awards 6pm Auditorium 8th grade tour SAT Test given at CHS June 7th & 8th Senior Finals June 9th & 10th Underclassman Finals June 10th June 11th Gradua,on 7pm Jordan Court Ticket required for admission ACT Test given at LCHS Coeur d Alene High School 5530 N 4th St. Coeur d Alene, ID phone fax

6 AHen,on Class of 2016 Parents! ALL-NIGHT GRADUATION PARTY is June 10th This is a parent sponsored and supervised drug-free and alcohol-free celebra!on for our graduates. Triple Play Family Fun Park gives us exclusive use of ALL of their ac!vi!es including bowling, outdoor fun & games, the laser tag, rope climb area, and the water park. We bring in a casino and provide all food and beverages from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. following gradua!on at CHS on June 10. The students earn Viking Bucks throughout the night and will be able to purchase items in the party store as well as buy!ckets for our many raffle items. The raffle and store have a variety of prizes: electronics, gih cards, apartment/dorm supplies, outdoor gear, just to name a few! It is a fun-filled night loaded with special memories for the graduates and the parent volunteers. One student who a&ends the party will be drawn to have a 1/5 chance of winning a car from Knudtsen Chevrolet on June 15. This fun party requires many volunteers to help make it run smoothly. More help that night in entertainment, security, store, bag security, food, and casino would be so appreciated. When you see what fun the kids have, you ll be so glad you were there! Please help us make this night a memorable success. You can get involved by ing Ann or Stacy and let us know you want to help or a&end the senior parent mee!ng on May 9 at 6PM in the CHS Commons. Triple Play requires that your name be on the volunteer list in order to come in to the gradua!on party. Free memory boards for students who have purchased their senior party!ckets are available for pick up in the library or from Liz Fitzgerald ( , lizzyfitz5@gmail.com). Liz lives on Davenport, very close to the school. You can decorate your memory board anyway you want. Most people a&ach pictures and the students name on the board. You can organize the pictures by themes, like home, school, sports, or organize them by age star!ng with the baby years. Your student will bring the decorated memory boards to school on Friday morning, June 10, at 9:30 AM (prior to gradua!on prac!ce) to be put on display in the Commons all day and for gradua!on. Boards will be transported to Triple Play that night and your One month le6 to buy a Party,cket! All-night gradua!on party!ckets are available to purchase in the commons at the end of the day, 2:15-2:45 on Wednesdays, May 4 and May 18 from Liz Fitzgerald for $65. Or you can fill out the!cket order form located on our website and mail to Liz. Party!ckets will also be sold in the morning of May 24, at the entrance to the auditorium before the Senior Mee!ng. It s important that we have an accurate account for the party so last day,ckets will be sold is May 24. Ann Wilkey, , wilkey4@roadrunner.com Stacy Ma1s, , rsma1s@gmail.com THE CLASS OF 2016 HAS AMAZING PARENTS! THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT AND DEDICATION. h&ps://sites.google.com/a/cdaschools.org/class-of-2016-all-things-senior-site/senior-party-!ckets

7 GRADUATION TICKETS Graduates will receive five (5) gradua!on!ckets on June 1st directly aher the last Senior Class Mee!ng. They may sign up for extra!ckets by ing the Registrar at between April 5 th and 2:30 pm June 8th. (No phone calls, please) Extra gradua!on!ckets will be dispersed at rehearsal, June 10 th. If you do not plan to use all five,ckets, please return them to the registrar so that others may ahend the gradua,on ceremony. The ceremony is Friday June 10, 2016 at 7:00 pm. OVERFLOW SEATING Those who are unable to obtain!ckets for family and friends to a&end the program in the gymnasium are welcome to watch the program live on a big screen television in the CHS Auditorium. This area offers more comfortable sea!ng for elderly guests and guests with small children along with easy accessibility to restrooms. Again, no!cket is required. FINAL TRANSCRIPTS If you plan on a&ending college, remember that colleges require a final transcript with your gradua,on date. See the Registrar to fill out a Transcript Request Form. There is a $3.00 charge for each transcript. CAPS & GOWNS Caps & gowns will be available April 12th in the Commons during lunch and aher classes. Late purchase orders are $37.05 plus $9.95 shipping & handling. Our Jostens representa!ve, Bob Casagrande, may be reached at Please make your check payable to Jostens. SUMMER HOURS CHS OFFICE Beginning June 20, 2016 the CHS office will be open the following Mondays ONLY from 9:00am 2:00pm: June 20 th, and 27 th August 1 st, 8 th and 15 th THE OFFICE IS CLOSED FOR THE MONTH OF JULY Please plan accordingly when reques,ng transcripts to be sent to colleges, universi,es, the military, and/or prospec,ve employers, as well as VOC for driver s educa,on. Please remember that you must formally request that your final transcript be sent at the end of the year. A request before you graduate does not equal a final request. TRANSCRIPTS WILL NOT BE SENT IF A STUDENT HAS FINES DUE TO OUR SCHOOL! Please be aware of your deadlines and plan ahead it takes!me to process transcripts. Transcripts for colleges /universi!es will be mailed out from our school by June 29th. If you are a&ending North Idaho College, please note that NIC sends out reminder le&ers asking for transcripts before it is possible for us to mail them. If you have requested a final transcript be sent to NIC, it is not necessary to call when you receive this reminder. Thank you.

8 March Graduation Calendar Wednesday Senior Project Prac!ce Presenta!ons 2 nd period March 25 Friday NO SCHOOL for Students April 5 Tuesday Extra Gradua,on Ticket Sign-up begins. Please requests to Bhensley@cdaschools.org (No phone calls) April 6 Wednesday Senior Project Por)olio due April 11 Monday Senior Parent Mee!ng, CHS Commons, 6-7 pm April 12 Tuesday Senior Students 12:30 pm in the Auditorium - GOLD CORD PRESENTATION PARENTS INVITED - Ques$ons about gold cords: please call your student s counselor at Cap & Gown distribu,on Commons during both lunches April 12 Tuesday Senior Project Presenta!on Day May 2-6 AP Tes!ng May 7 Saturday SAT given art CHS May 9-13 AP Tes!ng May 9 Monday Senior Parent Mee!ng, CHS Commons, 6-7 pm May 14 Saturday Senior Ball, Coeur d Alene Resort, 6 pm May 19 Thursday Honor Stole distribu,on begins. Seniors with a 3.5 and higher cumula#ve GPA may pick up honor stoles from the Registrar. $20.00 deposit required. Return no later than June 23rd h to retrieve deposit May 23 Monday Mother-Daughter Tea 6:00 pm CHS COMMONS May 24 Tuesday Senior Mee!ng in Auditorium (Tickets will not be handed out un#l June 1,2016) May 26 Thursday Senior Project Presenta!on Make-up day. May 27 Friday NO SCHOOL May 30 Monday NO SCHOOL MEMORIAL DAY Observed June 1 Wednesday Senior Mee!ng in Auditorium. Gradua!on will be discussed and Gradua!on!ckets will be dispersed. June 1 Wednesday Senior Academic & Ac,vi,es Awards, 6:00pm, CHS AUDITORIUM Ques#ons: Lori Humphries, or lhumphries@cdaschools.org June 4 Saturday SAT test given at CHS June 6 Monday Senior Fines Posted in the Commons. Ques#ons: Tricia Benefiel, or tbenefiel@cdaschools.org June 7 Tuesday Seniors Final Exams June 8 Wednesday Seniors Final Exams June 9 Thursday Senior Honor s Breakfast 7:00 the Hagadone Event Center at the CDA Resort Golf Course. Top 10 scholars are invited. Ques#ons: Diane Nagel-4507 or Dnagel@cdaschools.org June 10 Friday SENIOR EOCA MAKE-UPS by appointment with teacher June 10 Friday Gradua,on Rehearsal, 10:00 am Jordan Court Group photo will be taken bring your cap and gown. (Don t be late) Extra gradua#on #ckets handed out a@er rehearsal SENIOR CHECK OUT Please note: In order to par#cipate in gradua#on, receive your diploma and have final transcripts mailed, ALL fines must be paid. Please see the bookkeeper as soon as possible to clear your fines. June 10 Friday Gradua,on Ceremony, 7:00 pm, CHS - ADMISSION TICKETS REQUIRED. All Graduates need to arrive no later than 6:00 pm June 10 Friday All Night Gradua,on Party at TRIPLE PLAY begins at 10:00 pm June 11 Saturday ACT at LCHS June 23 Thursday Diploma pick up in the office. Honor Stole return, 9:00 am 2:00 pm Times or dates may vary. Please refer to the senior notiications and our school website at

9 A Big Thank You To Our Parents and Community! CHS is sincerely grateful for the support we receive from our parents and the community! We are fortunate to have volunteers who s support helps us make our high school a safe place where our kids can learn and thrive. These are just a few of the parents and groups that have worked with us over the last few months. We appreciate you more than you ll ever know! Coeur Closet Receives Kohl s Associates-in-Ac,on (AiA) Grant CHS is sincerely grateful to Kohl s and their employees, led by Rhonda Story, for their generous grant of $500, and many hours of!me, for our Coeur Closet program. Coeur Closet (in the Viking Vault) provides our high school students in need with professional a1re, formal wear and athle!c equipment, which allows them to par!cipate when they might otherwise be leh out due to financial hardship. Students are able to borrow formal wear for dances, and receive professional a1re (which they may keep!) to wear for senior projects, gradua!on, and any other high school ac!vity. We sincerely appreciate CHS families Kurt, Paula and Darby Lyon, as well as Mike, Polly and Mercedes Melendez for everything they do to keep Coeur Closet available for our students. We also grateful for the many anonymous supporters and an Angel shopper for their!me and financial support. Finally, thanks to the following people for their help and support: Perry & Terry Finley, Country Cleaners Gary Louie, Louie Insurance Agency Chris Costa, Viking Boosters Club Kohl's Associates in Ac,on Volunteers: Rhonda Story, Kayla Librande, Kate Gar, Haley Goff, Mackenzie Bennion School District #271 Staff: James Curb, Kathi Abate, Cindy Turner, Ariel Mesnbrink, Mary Ruch and Virginia Shawver CHS staff: Diane Nagel, Lori Humphries, Kelly Murray, Tricia Benefiel, Kiersten Kerr and Warren Olson Music Department Receives $5, Grant Many thanks to the Coeur d'alene Tribe for awarding a $5, grant to the CHS Instrumental Music Department. The money will be used to purchase a new Yamaha Baritone Saxophone and a new set of Zildjan Cymbals for the Jazz Band drum set. Tes,ng At CHS Thank you to Dawn McIn,re, Kelly Lyman, Becky Boifeuillet, Maria Hanger, and Kris, White for helping during our busy weeks of tes!ng. We couldn t do it without you!!

10 Congratula,ons to These Talented Viking Ar,sts! Trent Baker-11th Grade 2nd Place in State University of Idaho High School Art Exhibi!on Title: Less Is More Media: Fine Line Marker Olivia Mai 12th Grade 2nd Place in region VFW Patrio!c Art Compe!!on Title: The Ones He LeH Behind Media: Acrylic Gabrielle Nunez - 10th Grade 1st Place in region 3rd Place in State VFW Patrio!c Art Compe!!on Title: A Fallen Soldier Media: Prismacolor Pencil Lauren Trueblood 10th Grade 3rd Place in region VFW Patrio!c Art Compe!!on Title: They Fought Alone Media: Graphite Olivia s design was selected for the 2016 Spring Dash t-shirt contest, which benefits the United Way. Contest Guidelines: Open to all students COVER ART CONTEST Enter Your Original Drawing, Painting, Photo, or other Medium Must be the original concept and creation of the artist Cover art should encompass both the definition of Valhalla and the spirit of CHS Final Judging done by Administration Entries must be submitted electronically For a Chance to Grace the Cover of the 2016 Edition of the CHS Literary Magazine VALHALLA * In Norse Mythology, Valhalla is the name of the Final Res!ng Place reserved for The Bravest Vikings Entry Deadline: Friday, May 6 th 2016 Submit Entries to ldonnelly@cdaschools.org Questions? See Ms. Donnelly in Room C-7

11 CHS Class of 2017 Senior Yearbook Informa,on Deadlines: Yearbook Prices: August 2015 December 16, 2016 Yearbook Pre-Purchase Price $60 Non-preorder purchases for possible extras in May- $65 (To pre-order, payment options are available, please see the bookkeeper in the front office) Senior Deadlines: September 23, 2016 Senior Portraits Due ($5 per business day late fee up to Oct. 16th ) October 31, 2016 Senior Tribute/Group Ads Due (aka baby ads) Senior Portraits: Regular school pictures will be taken by the school picture photographers during registration for all seniors. Seniors have the option to choose to purchase professional senior portraits in place of their school portrait. Professional portraits are not required; all seniors have the option to use their school photo. Professional senior portraits can be used to replace the school portrait. Student names will be listed as their legal name on file with the school as the day that senior portraits are due, name changes will not be made after this date. Sorry, no exceptions. Since the photo can be used legally for identification purposes, the following requirements will be in effect for any senior choosing to submit a professional portrait: Portrait format: Wallet size, typically 2X3 inches- larger file size better Vertical shot from the waist up (Horizontal portraits will not be published). No full length shots. (see examples below) Include only the senior (no props, animals, or other people) Can be inside or outside shot No soft focus Frontal view, student must be looking at camera, not taken from the side, above, or below- front view Professional quality (school photo will be used if portrait submitted is not professional quality/resolution) Name submitted with picture MUST be the legal name on file with the school Portraits may be cropped to fit Portraits must include at least all of head and shoulders. No close-up photos allowed Dress Code: School dress code will be enforced. Please review the dress code online in its entirety here: cms/lib07/id /centricity/domain/33/policies/500/517%20student%20dress%20code% pdf Not following the dress code will prevent your portrait from being published. Notifications will not be given. Your school picture will be used instead. Submission format/instructions: Students are responsible for supplying this submission information to their photographers. All photos must be submitted by to btwitchell@cdaschools.org Files submitted by will receive a confirmation from the yearbook adviser btwitchell@cdaschools.org Digital portraits must be at least 300dpi in jpeg format (cell phone photos and facebook/social media files will not work). Pictures will not be accepted via hard copy prints. (Cont. on next page)

12 CHS Class of 2017 Senior Yearbook Informa!on cont. The deadline for portrait submission is Friday September 23 th, The most recent, available ID photo will be used in place of a senior portrait if a senior portrait is not submitted by the deadline or does not meet the above criteria. Final say on the appropriateness of all senior pictures is left to the discretion of the administration. Only students who are currently enrolled at CHS by the photo deadline will be included in the senior portraits section of the yearbook. The yearbook staff reserves the right to crop the picture as needed. A list of senior names who have submitted professional portraits by the deadline will be outside room 601 and will be updated weekly started with the first week of school. Please allow 24 hours for your name to appear. If your name does NOT show up on the list, please again. We can t be responsible for not publishing your professional photo if your name is not published on the list. We will also send out several s to seniors and senior parents the list of the names of approved senior portraits. Administration has final say on approval of senior portraits. Senior Ads: SENIOR TRIBUTE AD FINAL INFORMATION WILL BE CONFIRMED BY THE END OF THE SCHOOL. Senior ads give the parent or guardian, the opportunity to congratulate their student on his or her accomplishments. The deadline for senior ad submission is Friday October 31st. Purchase and create ads online here: Order Number Pictures can be baby pictures, childhood pictures or senior pictures as long as they are school appropriate. Senior ads do NOT have to be done online. You can bring in the photo and information, with payment, and have the yearbook staff create the ad for you. Make sure to write legibly and to spell check. Yearbook staff is not responsible for misspellings on submitted materials. Pricing information can be found on the order center and start at $55. The yearbook staff reserves the rights to edit your ad if words or pictures are not school appropriate. There are a limited number of ad pages. Ads will be accepted until the pages are full on a first come first serve basis. Here is a link to an online ad creation demonstration: Senior Group Ads: Any senior group is welcome to purchase a full page group ad for $250 that would congratulate seniors from that particular group. The deadline for senior group ad submission is Friday October 31st. Purchasing group ads will greatly reduce the price per student since the students will be splitting the cost of the ad. The group would be responsible for establishing a group coordinator who will collect all the pictures, money and words for the page and create it online by the deadline. There are a limited number of ad pages. Ads will be accepted until the pages are full on a first come first serve basis. Senior group ads do NOT have to be done online. You can bring in the photo and information, with payment, and have the yearbook staff create the ad for you. Purchase and create ad online here: Order Number Here is a link to an online ad creation demonstration: onlineadhelp Examples of groups: Seniors from elementary schools (Ramsey, Hayden, Borah, Atlas, Bryan, Fernan, Dalton, Hayden Meadows, Skyway, Sorenson, Winton) Seniors from middle schools (Woodland, Canfield, Lakes) Outside Club/Sport/Activity/Work or Job Groups (Sting, Crush, Thunder, Spotlight, Dance, Little League, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts etc) School Sport Teams/Clubs/Activities/Groups Twelve year seniors (Seniors who have been in the district all 12 years)

13 CHS Class of 2017 Senior Yearbook Informa!on cont. Purchasing a Yearbook: You may purchase a yearbook from the business office or online directly through Herff Jones. *Yearbooks can be purchased online here: Order Number Sample Senior Portrait that fit the requirements- Please note that the photos are straight on, at eye level, not from above or below, and that these are not over the shoulder or looking back poses. Senior Yearbook Ad Examples (design and format subject to change) Below is the basic format of yearbook senior ad pages (a left and right page are shown). Font and picture placement are not exact as we try to make every ad unique to the student. The dimensions below are only for visualization, they are not the actual size of ads.