Senior Legacy
The Senior Legacy project is designed to help you to look back and reflect on your high school days. You may dedicate this project to your parents or a special relative, or it can be just for yourself. It should be a book or other medium that reflects who you are and how you feel about your high school career. Criteria:
Your “book” should contain a minimum of 13 “pages,” including the cover and a blank
page with creative title / border for a graduation page. Besides the cover and the blank graduation page, there are seven required pages and four that you will choose from a list. Besides those on the list, you may have other ideas; these are welcome, but you must have them approved by me first! Unless otherwise noted, each page requires about half a page of typed, double-spaced, error-free writing. Clearly label each page. I recommend using some kind of sturdy paper (such as colored or white tag board or construction paper, with or without clear sheet protectors, or if you want it to last a long time and can afford it – please do not tell your parents that an extravagant memory book is required, because that’s not true – you may want to use acid free paper or an acid-free album from a hobby store), and the book must be bound in some way with a cover and title (may be written on cover or title page). See me for requirements on other media.
Required: Cover: This should be a sturdy cover with neat, visible letters displaying the title of your book (Senior Legacy or whatever you’d like to call it) and your name. If you don't want to mess up your cover, you may make your first inside page the title page. Page 1: Collage. This will include a favorite photo of yourself mounted on a collage page representing your interests and personality. For the collage, you may use photos, magazine cut-outs, drawings, and / or clip art. Fill up the page! This is the only page where no writing is required.
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