Finding Your Theme

REDEMPTION

SPECIAL THEME TOUCHES Everything is fair game here. And every book will be different in where the theme may appear in finishing touches. Think about the possibilities:

FOLIOGRAPHICS These give page numbers some personality.

SIDEBARS In-depth, theme-related mini stories on some pages can effectively reinforce and validate the theme throughout the book.

“IF YOU’VE GOT TIME WE’VE GOT YOU” Decamhian, Del Campo High School, Fair Oaks, California

“I enjoy to see the boys win and get excited. I like the other managers and Coach Kelly too. I became a lot closer with a lot of them.” JADE DALY-ROENTVED, 12 “The boys say a bunch of funny stuff and they’re just funny in general. It’s way different than girls’ season because it’s just a different perspective and they’re coached in a different way than us. It’s fun to be around them. ” MADDY MUTHER, 12 SENIOR MANAGERS ARE CLOSE TO THE PLAYERS NEW BONDS

ADS/SENIOR TRIBUTES Designs, fonts and colors should be a continuation of what is going on in the rest of the book.

026 SEPTEMBER

BOYS’ SOCCER “IF YOU’VE GOT TIME WE’VE GOT YOU” Hauberk, Shawnee Mission East High School, Prairie Village, Kansas

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SCOREBOARDS A theme-related title could make these apply in the sports section.

COACH JOHNSON’S CLIPBOARD

St. Cloud (Preseason) Gateway Ocoee Apopka Freedom University Timber Creek Winter Park Lake Nona Colonial Edgewater Flagler Palm Coast* Wekiva* FOOTBALL (8-2)

8/18 8/25 9/7 9/22 10/5 10/9

27-19 14-3 35-13 11-21

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39-6 47-0 22-0 7-27

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10/13 10/20 10/24 10/27 11/3 11/10 11/17

13 VEER OPTION (TRIPLE OPTION) With new offensive personnel, Coach Johnson called up new plays. On this classic triple option, senior quarterback Jaxsen Anagnostis has three choices: he can hand it off to senior running back Dai’One Creal up the middle, keep it himself or pitch it to sophomore running back Christian Roberts. The QB determines which read to make based off the defense.

38-21 56-20 35-27 28-13 21-24

Playoff game*

POCKET PASSER With a defender bearing down on him from the blind side, senior Jaxsen Anagnostis throws the pass to an open receiver downfield. “I lead the team by trying to keep everyone focused and calm, especially in games with high emotions,” Anagnostis said. “I adjusted to the new gameplan by changing how I think about the game and improving my game on the ground.” Anagnostis accounted for 680 passing yards, 244 rushing yards and 14 total touchdowns this season.

EAT MY DUST On a kickoff return, senior Jack Dixson dashes past his defenders. “At Boone there’s a lot of traditions, so that makes senior year on the team unique, as well as playing on the turf field,” Dixson ended his high school career one interception shy of the area record with 30. HAPPY FEET After a sack, senior Carver Reeves celebrates his play. “The emotions of the game and wanting to win more than anybody else fuels me to go harder and beat the guy across from me,” Reeves said.

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“ONE MORE THING” WIngs, Arrowhead Christian Academy, Redlands, California

“WE DO THIS EVERYDAY” Legend, Boone High School, Orlando, Florida

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