Open Y41 Yearbook is Released!

[Eugene Nestor]

Eugene couldn't believe it, the yearbook was done, bound and in actual physical copies. He had been a part of this for a couple of years now, but actually leading it, it felt a little mad. He had a book that would forever exist in the library about what he did. In a hundred years children would be able to look at it! The hufflepuff with the team had organised an event to hand out the yearbooks, to let people pick them up, they were set up just outside the yearbook room and had boxes of yearbooks for people. He'd also gotten a couple of biscuits and cookies for people to have if they wanted to, but it was a small plate, the important part of this was of course the yearbook itself and he was sure people were raring to see the supers results. He finished setting up and was sure lots of people would descend shortly.

Out of Character:

Check out the yearbook here: https://hogwarts.nz/threads/accio-yearbook-2056-2057.112539/ the supers are at the back! Thanks everyone for taking part in the event!

 

[Renata Stepanova]

If there'd been yearbooks at Durmstrang, Renata had paid no attention to them - preferring to avoid being reminded of school outside of it at all costs, at least as much as she could help it. But Hogwarts was a place she really liked being, and she was deathly curious to see what Eugene and his team had put together for the school yearbook. It seemed like it was a lot of hard work but now she saw the finish product and was incredibly impressed. She picked up her copy and flicked through it, meaning to have a more in depth look later. "Eugene! This is awesome!" Renata exclaimed, looking over at her friend with a huge grin. The fact that they'd been able to put something so professional looking together with such a small group really showed how clever and resourceful the team was. "Congratulations!"

 

[Kaia Stark]

Kaia was dying to see the yearbook, she literally didn't care about any part of it except for the supers. The last time she remembered them, Kiara was the most creative, and to say the least, Kaia was really, really hoping to be nominated at least in one of the supers. And when she saw which one she got, to say the least, her eyes widened. Oh no! Jenna totally won't be happy that Kaia got the place as the most fashionable, even tho, Kaia was really glad that she got the place. She had been choosing her outfits very carefully every day, even to attend the yearbook release, she had spent a lot of time picking an outfit and doing her hair. She totally deserved this place, right? "Huh, everyone who voted for me, totally has a good taste," she smirked as she looked up, proud that she got the superlative, and kinda scared of how her friend would react. And amused that Zay got a superlative as a class clown, totally suited him.

 

[Eugene Nestor]

Eugene was very happy that one of the first people who turned up was Renata. He was very glad that she had transferred into the school. She was a good friend, and someone he very much likely spending time with. Eugene was glad that she seemed to really like the yearbook. He was smiling back at her with an equally wide smile. "Thank you," he replied with a wide smile. "I'm very happy with how it turned out..it looks really good. The team worked tirelessly on it which is why it looks so good,"
@Renata Stepanova ​

 

[Celia Vuong]

The absolute last thing Celia wanted was a memento from her time at Hogwarts. But she knew her mom wanted a copy of the yearbook, and besides, she was a little curious to know if she'd won any superlatives. Celia had worked hard over the past few years to rehabilitate her reputation, determined to no longer be thought of as the weirdo who'd lost it and run away on a field trip. The yearbook superlatives was one of the easiest ways of gauging her progress.

Celia took a yearbook and started to flip through the pages, smiling at how often her name appeared on the extracurricular pages. Her smile faded when she got to the first superlative, however. Best Quidditch Player: Tilly Drage. Even though Tilly was older, Celia wished it had been her instead. She turned the page. Most Stylish: Kaia Stark. Seriously? Celia had known she wasn't even in the running for that category since she hadn't been nominated. But she was still annoyed to see Kaia's picture where hers should have been.

The next page finally brought good news. Future Minister for Magic: Celia Vuong. She didn't know if she had won based off her accomplishments or her Monthly writings, but this was definitely a step up from Most Likely to Go Into the Forbidden Forest, the category she used to keep getting nominated for. Celia flipped through a couple more pages and found Best Duellist: Leia Hume. Disappointing, but not surprising. It pained Celia to know that she'd never be able to match the head girl's record of six consecutive championships. She snapped the book shut just in time to hear Kaia brag about her superlative win. Celia rolled her eyes. It took all of her self-restraint not to make a snarky comment about the girl's outfit right then and there.

 

[Harper Alston]

Harper had never given the school yearbook much thought. She rarely appeared in its pages, and she had her own photos, letters, and memories to memorialize her time at Hogwarts. The yearbook was just a keepsake to pass along to her parents. But with her last year looming around the corner, Harper was feeling a little sentimental, so instead of just slipping the book into her bag without a second thought, she decided to actually spend a few minutes going through it.

It was still a little weird seeing the word "prefect" under her name, but that wasn't nearly as surreal as seeing all the familiar faces on the graduate pages. She flipped to the back, smiling when she saw Tilly's and Em's superlative wins. Harper couldn't remember a time when Em hadn't won Most Academically Driven. She thumbed through a few more pages, stopping suddenly when she saw her photo. Godric Gryffindor Reincarnated. That was definitely unexpected. Harper loved her house and everything it represented, but she'd never felt less like a Gryffindor than this year. After all, she'd wasted an entire semester getting sidetracked by fear. She closed the book with a small sigh. Harper had never put much stock in other people's opinions, but she wanted to feel like she deserved this.