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WHAT FOUR JAM-PACKED DAYS OF CLASSES, ACTIVITIES AND CREATIVE WORK TIME LED BY A STAFF OF TOP-NOTCH INSTRUCTORS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

WHERE CAL STATE LONG BEACH

WHEN JULY 27-30, 2024

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We hope you had a great time at camp. Have a wonderful year!

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“Make as many friends as possible. We’re all yearbook people; don’t think we don’t have anything in common. We’re all crazy for yearbook. You never know, you might meet a school that’ll write letters to you during the year.”
RYAN TSAI, WALNUT HS

“With the help and advice from different yearbook advisers as well as our own, we were able to work shop a plan that fit our theme and our school perfectly. Our staff was given the space to throw in as many ideas as possible without the fear of rejection which is something I feel like yearbook camp promoted. Yay collaboration! ”

SADIRA WONG, ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF ARTS

“It was great to talk to people who share the same issues. It’s really rare to find people who share similar interests and I was just really happy to be around other yearbook people.”
ALINA ZHANG, DIAMOND BAR HS

“We got to hear input from everyone on our staff and it felt reassuring to know we can all pull our own weight and speak up. We all genuinely like each other and working together.”

KATIE CHOI, SUNNY HILLS HS

"I was able to have a great time at camp by really putting myself out there to meet new people from different schools because everyone is probably feeling stressed over the same things as you are.”
NOELLE CHAN, GABRIELINO HS

“We didn’t want to do something we’ve always done and camp helped us organize our coverage and pull the theme through a new lense. So be open to change. What you come in with might not be what you leave with. There’s so much more you can develop at camp.”

ATHENA KUSSEROW, WALNUT HS

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUYAO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“…Every year I go into camp with the mindset that I want to create a book better than last year's, and I think it’s incredibly difficult to not want to try new things when you're surrounded by incredibly talented advisers and students. The atmosphere of everyone always motivates me to keep trying.”

KAITLYN HUANG, TEMPLE CITY HS

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA HS

YEARBOOKS@theBEACH

ARE YOU
ABOUT THAT
YEARBOOK LIFE?

WHAT FOUR JAM-PACKED DAYS OF CLASSES, ACTIVITIES AND CREATIVE WORK TIME LED BY A STAFF OF TOP-NOTCH INSTRUCTORS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

WHERE CAL STATE LONG BEACH

WHEN JULY 27-30, 2024

WELCOME TO MORE

We hope you had a great time at camp. Have a wonderful year!

“Make as many friends as possible. We’re all yearbook people; don’t think we don’t have anything in common. We’re all crazy for yearbook. You never know, you might meet a school that’ll write letters to you during the year.”
RYAN TSAI, WALNUT HS

“It was great to talk to people who share the same issues. It’s really rare to find people who share similar interests and I was just really happy to be around other yearbook people.”
ALINA ZHANG, DIAMOND BAR HS

“We got to hear input from everyone on our staff and it felt reassuring to know we can all pull our own weight and speak up. We all genuinely like each other and working together.”

"I was able to have a great time at camp by really putting myself out there to meet new people from different schools because everyone is probably feeling stressed over the same things as you are.”
NOELLE CHAN, GABRIELINO HS

“We didn’t want to do something we’ve always done and camp helped us organize our coverage and pull the theme through a new lense. So be open to change. What you come in with might not be what you leave with. There’s so much more you can develop at camp.”

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUYAO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA HS

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ARE YOU ABOUT THAT YEARBOOK LIFE?

WHAT FOUR JAM-PACKED DAYS OF CLASSES, ACTIVITIES AND CREATIVE WORK TIME LED BY A STAFF OF TOP-NOTCH INSTRUCTORS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

WHERE CAL STATE LONG BEACH

WHEN JULY 27-30, 2024

WELCOME TO MORE

We hope you had a great time at camp. Have a wonderful year!

“Make as many friends as possible. We’re all yearbook people; don’t think we don’t have anything in common. We’re all crazy for yearbook. You never know, you might meet a school that’ll write letters to you during the year.” RYAN TSAI, WALNUT HS

“It was great to talk to people who share the same issues. It’s really rare to find people who share similar interests and I was just really happy to be around other yearbook people.” ALINA ZHANG, DIAMOND BAR HS

“We got to hear input from everyone on our staff and it felt reassuring to know we can all pull our own weight and speak up. We all genuinely like each other and working together.”

"I was able to have a great time at camp by really putting myself out there to meet new people from different schools because everyone is probably feeling stressed over the same things as you are.” NOELLE CHAN, GABRIELINO HS

“We didn’t want to do something we’ve always done and camp helped us organize our coverage and pull the theme through a new lense. So be open to change. What you come in with might not be what you leave with. There’s so much more you can develop at camp.”

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.” ANGIE AGUYAO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.” RONI MINOGUE, AYALA HS

GOT A QUESTION? SHOOT US AN EMAIL.

ARE YOU
ABOUT THAT
YEARBOOK LIFE?

“Make as many friends as possible. We’re all yearbook people; don’t think we don’t have anything in common. We’re all crazy for yearbook. You never know, you might meet a school that’ll write letters to you during the year.”
RYAN TSAI, WALNUT HS

“It was great to talk to people who share the same issues. It’s really rare to find people who share similar interests and I was just really happy to be around other yearbook people.”
ALINA ZHANG, DIAMOND BAR HS

"I was able to have a great time at camp by really putting myself out there to meet new people from different schools because everyone is probably feeling stressed over the same things as you are.”
NOELLE CHAN, GABRIELINO HS

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUYAO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA HS