Throughout the week of Oct. 4 - Oct. 8, The Journal's Photos section captured some behind the scenes moments of The Journal staff. These pictures highlight what the end of the issue typically looks like due to it being the 100th year of The Journal.
The Print managing editor, senior Eli Beck, goes through copy editing pictures during long production night. Photo by Grace Elder
Long production night
As each issue comes to an end The Journal stays after school until 7:30 p.m. to wrap up all their work and prepare it to be sent to the printer.
Beats
To get all of the information for new stories The Journal has "beats." They go out and find new information that they can possibly use for new content in the next upcoming issue.
Journey Awards
At the end of every issue The Journal hands out small trophies as a reward for good work. There are four categories, best story, best layout, best photo and MVP of the issue.
Photographer, Ryder Harris announces who wins the "MVP" award. Gretchen Turner, Lucy Hiller and Grace Elder were nominated for the award. Photo by Grace Elder
(top left) Staff Artist, senior Kayla Brown opens the envelope to announce the winner of the best story. (top right) Hodges applauds his Feature Writer, Ayslin Bowman, for being nominated. (bottom left) Hodges claps for News writer, Gretchen Turner, due to her nomination. (bottom right) Features reporter Lucy hiller stands once it is announced she won the "Best Story" award.
Distribution
On Friday, Oct. 8 at 6:40 a.m. Journal students arrived to distribute the journals to each classroom. This is the first time the staff can see the new issue of the newspaper.
(top) business manager Kevin Rodgers separates Journals before taking them to his assigned classes. (middle left) Annabelle Shrieves checks the board to see where she is taking her stack of Journals. (middle right) Walker looks through the content she produced this issue in print. (bottom) Par starts separating the journals into piles. Photos by Ayslin Bowman