Natalie Bohnsack

Sending something off in time for a deadline—that last-minute checking of everything on a page to make sure it is perfect, then working up the courage to press the button signifying the finish of your hard work—evokes a feeling like no other. As an editor on my school’s yearbook staff for the past three years, I have experienced this feeling many times, and though it is preceded by a stressful time of scrutinizing every last detail of the pages, I have come to love it.

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My name is Natalie Bohnsack and I am a senior at Huron High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I am one of the Co-Editor-in-Chiefs of the Enthymion yearbook staff at my school.​ When I first began yearbook in my freshman year in 2020, I was unsure about my decision to do so. I had so many other electives I wanted to do. Since yearbook is a full year course, I thought I would be missing out on so many other opportunities in other classes, but the course changed my life. Yearbook requires so much creativity and valuable communication skills. This was something I was looking for in all of the other classes I was considering taking. Yearbook taught me so much about organization, communication, time management and creative thinking. My time designing pages and collaborating with my peers has led me to find advertising as an interest for my future education.