Yearbook Wins Awards2011 • 2010 • 2009 • 2008 • 2007 • 2006 • 2005 • 2003
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2009 Yearbook Wins Awards |
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Advisor Mrs. Rustici has received word that the 2009 edition of Stonington High School's Pawmystonian yearbook was recognized as outstanding by the American Scholastic Press Association. The all-color book, whose theme was Dressed to the Nines, earned a first place award. Special recognition to the editors for their outstanding division pages and to Dana Robinson for the cover artwork and divider photos. The judges stated "Your yearbook shows excellence in the fields of writing, photography, and page design." They awarded the Pawmystonian a perfect score in the area of general page design and very high scores in the areas of content presentation, publication structure, and creativity. The advertising section of the 2009 edition was selected by Jostens to be showcased to other schools. |
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Advisor Mrs. Rustici has announced that the 2007 edition of Stonington High School's Pawmystonian yearbook was recognized as outstanding by the American Scholastic Press Association. The all-color book, whose theme was Redefined, earned an award for First Place and a special award for Outstanding Division Pages. Special recognition to co-editors-in-chief Phil Fritzche and Heather Czapla for their work on the dividers. The judges awarded the yearbook staff perfect scores in the area of creativity and ranked it very highly for content and for design. They stated: “Your yearbook shows excellence in the fields of writing, photography, and page design.”
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2006 Yearbook Wins Three Awards |
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The 2006 edition of Stonington High School's Pawmystonian yearbook was recognized as outstanding by the American Scholastic Press Association. The all-color book, whose theme was Vintage, earned an award for First Place and a special award for Best Theme. Special recognition goes to Paul Julius for coming up with the idea for the theme. The cover of Vintage was selected to be featured in Jostens' Gotcha Covered Look Book.
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2005 Yearbook Wins Four Awards |
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The 2005 edition of Stonington High School's Pawmystonian yearbook was recognized as outstanding by the American Scholastic Press Association. The all-color book, whose theme was From Blueprints to Footprints, earned an award for First Place with Special Merit and a second award for Outstanding Overall Photography, with special credit to Augie Cary and Chris Culotta. The judge stated: "You have an excellent publication, enhanced by excellent photography." and went on to add: "Your yearbook is one of the most outstanding publications seen by this judge. There is very little criticism or advice that I can offer. I would hope, however, that you share your expertise with the other schools in your area, so that they, too, may achieve the highest standards of quality you have already attained." The edition earned 940 points out of a possible 1000. Perfect scores were earned in the categories of General Page Design and Creativity. This same book was selected, before it was even completed, as a sample yearbook to be showcased by Jostens to the northeastern region of the country. Bob Sasena, Jostens Eastern Connecticut sales representative, said he chose Stonington's upcoming yearbook because of the detailed and professional appearance of the publication over the past five years. The yearbook's advisor is Mrs. Rustici, who has held the position since 1996. The informals section of the 2005 book was featured in Jostens' Gotcha Covered Look Book. Congratulations to Katelynn Gregory, Kim Johnston, and Michelle Penfold who designed that section.
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2003 Yearbook Wins Award |
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The 2003 edition of Stonington High School's Pawmystonian yearbook was recognized by the American Scholastic Press Association. The yearbook, entitled" "Bear Naked– Stonington High Revealed," earned an award for "Outstanding Division Pages."
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