Fundraising Objectives
August 14th, 2010
Question: Please help! Writing a story?
Can someone please write a story about yearbook class. The story has to have a lead, it has to be past tense, no personal pronouns (you, me, I, your[s], we, us)! Try to make the story long and the story should sound something like this but it can’t be the same as this!
The yearbook class was one of the most interesting classes at Jeannette. The main objective in the class was to produce the yearbook, sell it, and distribute it at the end of the school year. Students also produced the Literary Magazine and did fundraising to have the first all color yearbook.
Students needed to do a lot of different things. For example, take pictures, interview people and write stories about what happened in the school.
A yearbook usually includes pictures of staff and students, different activities, sports, special programs, and what students study and do in each class.
Students who were chosen for the yearbook class were very lucky to be in the class. It took a lot of effort and dedication.
Answer: Please don’t come here and expect people to complete your homework for you.
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