The 2025 Legend yearbook has arrived

Distribution week begins Tuesday, May 13

Ryan LeVan, Multimedia

May 7, 2025

Yearbook distribution starts Tuesday, May 13 in room 125. Bring your distribution ticket; your fourth period teacher was asked to distribute them to buyers.

Tuesday SENIORS and JUNIORS ONLY during all four lunches, room 125
Wednesday SOPHOMORES ONLY during all four lunches, room 125
Thursday FRESHMEN ONLY during all four lunches, room 125

ALL STUDENTS can claim their yearbooks after school the week of May 13 through May 15 in room 125.

Not sure if you bought a 2025 Legend yearbook? This link has an updated list of buyers. Your name not on the buyers’ list? Visit www.jostensyearbooks.com to reserve one of the last copies of the book before the Legend is sold out for the seventh year in a row.

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Ryan LeVan, Multimedia

Ryan LeVan is a Junior at McIntosh and a is serving his second year on staff. LeVan is very passionate about things such as family, friends, pets and fitness. LeVan’s specialty lies in photography, holds a GSPA superior rating and has extensive experience in nature and sky photography and videography. LeVan is on the McIntosh wrestling team and an advocate for personal fitness and training. He also is a Life Scout in Scouts BSA and is currently working on his eagle project. LeVan has won multiple awards in scouting. LeVan’s ambitions for the future include attending “ICE Culinary School” and obtaining a Masters Degree in business to ideally open and run his personal restaurant. LeVan is excited to have the opportunity to succeed in The Trail as a Multimedia Staffer and to help teach any less experienced staffers how to be successful in journalism and more specifically photography.

Grace Lovejoy, Editor-in-Chief

Grace Lovejoy is serving as the Editor-In-Chief for 2024-2025 school year. Lovejoy has been on staff for three years now and served as the Features Editor last year. Lovejoy has won 3 Best of SNO pieces, including her first piece “Collision course: teens and golf cart accidents in Peachtree City” which was the first for the Trail. Lovejoy has been an Ambassador and a part of McIntosh BETA Club for 2 years. She was involved in the Student Press Law Center’s New Voices program in 2023 and won a Best of Sno award for her story “The five freedoms in the First,” recapping her experience. Lovejoy has been involved in theater for 2 years and has performed and worked backstage on numerous shows. This year she is serving as the Historian for the McIntosh Thespians Troupe. Lovejoy is eager to meet the new staff and have another successful year on the Trail.