Recent ActivityInstructor: Stephanie Crichton
+ The Flight yearbook is a true yearbook. The staff covers each moment of the year, from the first day until graduation. When we say “yearbook”, we mean it. Flight captures the entire school year, not just the first seven months. That means all spring sports and events, including prom and graduation, are included. It also means that Flight yearbooks are given out in the summer rather than the spring.
+ 2009: With a theme of "First Flight", volume one of Flight captured all of the firsts of the inaugural school year, from the ribbon-cutting in August until school was out in May.
+ 2010: “More” was the theme for volume two of Flight, and the yearbook brought you just that. More. With over 500 more students, there were more photos, more quotes, more information, and of course that meant more pages…72 more to be exact! Volume two of Flight featured 304 all-color 9 x 12 inch pages…meaning there’s more to love!
+ 2011: Volume three of Flight featured a theme of "Changing Times" (chosen because of the new schedule this year, complete with 7:00 classes, enrichment, and early dismissal). The book also grew again...a whopping 352 all-color pages showcasing the times students shared at HVA.
+ 2011: Volume three of Flight featured a theme of "Changing Times" (chosen because of the new schedule this year, complete with 7:00 classes, enrichment, and early dismissal). The book also grew again...a whopping 352 all-color pages showcasing the times students shared at HVA.
+ 2012: "All" is the theme for Volume four, picked partly because this is the first graduating class to attend HVA all four years. The staff's goal is to include "all" students in the yearbook this year. The staff is already hard at work and even already has the cover designed!
Announcements Hawk Squawk Senior AdsThe deadline to submit a Hawk Squawk senior ad is Monday, September 19. Order forms have been mailed to parents of seniors. If you need another copy, you may download it (below) or pick up a copy in the office or F-118.
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