Yearbook Staff Pulls in Eight National Awards

Quill and Scroll winner, from top left: Maggie Ess, Curtis Craig, Kayla Riddley, Zac Anderson, Lily McClelland, Eva Larson, Abby Hobrough.

An Unusual Year

Congrats to the 2020-2021 Minnehaha Academy Yearbook staff! Quill & Scroll honored the team with eight awards this year, the most we've seen in recent history. Two notable mentions:

1. Lily McClelland is the first MA student to place first in the nation twice.

2. Many of these awards have individual names, but this project was a team effort and each page included input from multiple team members. This is truly a team honor!

Here are those awards:

Performing Arts Photo

First Place: Curtis Craig, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Live (streamed) in Concert” (top image)

 

Second Place: Kayla Riddley, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Role Playing”

Student Life Writing

First Place: Lily McClelland, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Being Black at MA”

Academics Spread

Third Place: Maggie Ess, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Don’t Try This at Home”

Performing Arts Spread

Second Place: Eva Larson, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Arsenic Radio Play”

Graphic Design Spread

Second Place: Zac Anderson, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Imposter Among Us”

Alternative Story Form

Second Place: Abigail Hobrough, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “Fashion Fails, Flops and Follies”

Pandemic Spread

Third Place: Zac Anderson, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesota “One Year Later”

 

Great job at putting together a unique and well-thought out project, yearbook staff. We look forward to seeing what each of you contributes to future publications, at MA and beyond!