Theme Gallery

The Hagerty staff knows that every year has a story to tell. Some things remain constant from year to year, but much is defined by the individuals of which it is comprised. With this in mind, the Hagerty staff asked students to tell them about it, “something we don’t know,” “the whole story,” “the story of your year.”

A bold, paint brush font and doodles helped illustrate that the story was being written. A defined color palette repeating through the chronological coverage gave a cohesive feel and helped the reader move through the book.

Coverage topics were personal and told the story of Hagerty. Individual expression was on display on the senior decorative Burger King crowns spread and the painting senior parking spots spread. Chronological monthly divider pages spoke of the events unique to the school. Topics like military children dealing with the deployment of parents found a way to highlight an underrepresented population and cutouts of students and faculty accompanied quotes that talked about the year in their own words.