Who's in the Burrow?

Showing posts with label Julia Puchkov. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Julia Puchkov. Show all posts

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Student Council's annual pancake fund raiser at Sugar Bowl Resort's Village Hall Sunday netted over $400 toward campus activities this year.

"Thanks to all the student-athletes who volunteered to help out and to the Ski Team families for their support," said Student Council Advisor Aly Kendall. "It was a lot of fun for everybody!"


Introducing the 2012-13 Yearbook Chief Editors

Two more student-athlete leaders have emerged on campus for the 2012-13 school year. 

Symbolic of the SBA yearbook team's
dual mission - documenting a year in the
Sierra Nevada and putting more trees  on
the planet - Chief Editors Lauren Dunn
and Riley Plant pose amidst the
majestic pines around the
academic campus.
Senior Riley Plant and Sophomore Lauren Dunn have accepted appointments as Chief Editors of The Fighting Marmot yearbook.

Team yearbook is already hard at work organizing for the task ahead. Yearbook Chief Editors, Section Editors, and staffers have been meeting weekly to discuss the ladder and theme of this year's book - which will remain a mystery until books arrive on campus sometime in the spring of 2013. 

San Francisco-based TreeRing Inc. publishes Sugar Bowl Academy's yearbook. The yearbook publishing company mitigates the paper used to print yearbooks by planting a tree for every book purchased. 

Last year, the SBA community helped put 50 trees on the planet through their yearbook purchases. 

This year, the yearbook staff is striving to accomplish more in the fall in an effort to ease the burden come winter race time. Parents of seniors have already received an email from Dunn and Section Editor Julia Puchkov, asking for your help in submitting photos for senior pages within the next week.

On behalf of the yearbook staff, Marmot Man thanks parents of seniors in advance for their support and cooperation!


Scene on Campus Photo of the Day

With high temperatures and sunny skies prevailing, some classes took to the woods today.