Yearbook Skit

Person 1: Hey guys! Welcome to the yearbook.

Person 2: Were going to teach you all about the year book.

Person 1: So Person 2, what do you think the most important part of the yearbook is?

Person 2: Well I think there are a lot of important parts but the pictures are what really makes the year book.

Person 1: Yea I agree with you. I mean who wants a yearbook with no pictures in it?

Person 2: I don’t, that’s for sure.

Person 1: So where do you think we should start?

Person 2: Well, where is everything happening?

Person 1: Well the best place to get pictures at sports events, club meetings, or after school events.

Person 2: So you just go and show up at events?

Person 1: No, you have to check with Ms. Vasiloff and okay it with whoever you are going to take pictures of.

Person 2: Okay so then after that you are ready to go take the pictures right?

Person 1: Wrong. Then you have to get your special yearbook pass so that you won’t get suspended for being out of assigned area.

Person 2: Right, that makes sense. What needs to be done after that?

Person 1: You have to sign out the camera for yearbook if you don’t already have your own.

Person 2: And when you get the camera you always have to stick on the wrist strap so that you don’t drop the camera.

Kristina: Yea we don’t want to be breaking the yearbook cameras.

Person 2: That would be a really bad thing.

Person 1: When you are carrying around the camera you must always have on the wrist strap.

Person 2: Once you get to the place of the event you are taking pictures make sure you politely ask the person in charge if they are ready for you to take pictures.

Person 1: The teacher shouldn’t be surprised to see you because you should always set up an appointment with the teacher in advance to ensure that you don’t totally disrupt class.

Person 2: You should always be on time to any interview that you set up because that makes you look rude and unreliable.

Person 1: After everything with the teacher...