The same, but different.

Their looks are similar, but they are definitely different. Graham Beck might be the more creative and more outgoing twin. His brother Ian is the more organized, more punctual and more logical. And they had always gone to school together.Until this year. As college freshmen, Graham is at Boston College vacillating between a degree in communication (he loves photography) and one in science that just might lead to med school, and Ian is more than 2,500 miles south and west at the University of Southern California, where he’s considering a history major.

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When photographer Matt Stamey joined the yearbook staff at Manhattan (KS) HS nearly 15 years ago, he had no idea that he was setting his course for decades. In the last six months or so, Matt has found a number of opportunities to work with yearbookers in Gainesville, Florida, where he is a staff photographer at the Gainesville Sun. His involvement reiterates the “small world of yearbook” concept that advisers and staffers often discover.

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While it’s not all that unusual for siblings to enjoy similar activities, sisters Brianna and Melinda White took their yerdliness to the extreme. Brianna joined the Kismet yearbook staff at Waterford (MI) Kettering HS as a sophomore; she cut her teeth on the book’s sizeable student life section. The following year, she served as co-Editor-in-Chief and then, as a senior, she was Editor again.

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While they both acknowledge that they have very different personalities, Mackenzie Metcalfe and Zach Drake agree on many things. As co-Editors-in-Chief of the Aviary yearbook at Hillgrove HS in Powder Springs, GA, they worked together to create a book of memories for their school.

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Between the seven of them, they have advised more than 160 yearbooks with Herff Jones. They’ve won Pioneers and Gold Keys, Crowns and Pacemakers and local, state and regional awards galore.

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