Due to budget and staffing cuts, the yearbook class will not be offered during the 2025–2026 school year. For the past nine years, I’ve had the privilege of working with students to create the Mariner Logbook, a book that celebrates our student body and captures the spirit of Homer High.

A yearbook club was suggested, but after much thought, I’ve decided not to take that on. The yearbook is a major commitment, and it deserves the time and resources to be done well—something I can’t provide in a club format. I would rather step aside than do it halfway. This was a hard decision, and I share it with a heavy heart.

The future of the yearbook is still uncertain. I know how much this publication means to students, families, and our community, and I’m hopeful something will be possible moving forward.

Please stay tuned—updates about purchasing a yearbook, submitting senior portraits and baby photos, and other related information will be posted here as soon as they are available.

Thank you for your understanding and support – Suzanne Bishop

Check out the Homer News 2022 article about our award-wining book:  “Mariner Logbook Wins Award“