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Lori Oglesbee Recognized
as JEA Nat'l Yearbook
Adviser of the Year
January 22, 2010

Lori Oglesbee, JEA’s newest Yearbook
Adviser of the Year, has advised the
yearbook at McKinney HS for a dozen
years. Prior to that, she advised yearbooks
at a junior high and high schools in
Louisiana and Arkansas. Her varied
locations and grade levels have provided
her with a wide range of experiences
to draw upon.

A nationally recognized yearbook adviser
and workshop instructor, Lori is known
for her generosity. She gives, then gives
some more. A regular staffer at Taylor’s
Adviser Development workshops,
Lori astounds attendees with her store of
knowledge and seemingly limitless resources.

Through her generosity, she encourages the
possibilities in people. They feel renewed
and ready to take on new challenges when
armed with fresh resources.

Lori Oglesbee, a master teacher by any
definition, is in a league of her own when
it comes to her contributions as a yearbook
adviser, an educator, a presenter,
a committee chair, a workshop coordinator,
a curriculum developer, an author, a judge,
and a mentor.

Congratulations Lori!

Moffitt Receives Special
Recognition from JEA
January 22, 2010

Congratulations to Jeff Moffitt,
who has been named a Special
Recognition Yearbook Adviser
by JEA.

Moffitt, CJE, advises The Torch yearbook
and The Oracle newspaper at Olympia High School
in Orlando, FL. Both publications have received
national honors from NSPA and CSPA.

Moffitt has a Bachelor of Journalism from
The University of Texas at Austin. He is a
National Board Certified Teacher in Career
and Technical Education. Moffitt was the
2007 Olympia High School Teacher of the Year.

Also in 2007, he received The Rising Star
Award from The Journalism Education
Association and was the Florida Scholastic
Press Association District 3 Teacher of the Year.

This year, he is being honored as a JEA
Special Recognition Adviser.

Moffitt has been involved in journalism since
eighth grade. He spends his summers teaching
at journalism workshops. In his spare time
he loves to travel.

Taylor Press Operations Recognized
as Komori's Most Outstanding
September 2009

Yoshiharu Komori presented Taylor's Vice-President
of Manufacturing Bill Cheney with their 'Most Outstanding
Pressroom' award at PRINT®09, North America's annual
print industry trade conference. Taylor's press operations
team exceeded all manufacturers’ specs for their
collective Komori press operations, averaging more
than 3,000 weekly runs during peak yearbook production.

Taylor Press Operations Receive
HP Productivity Award
April 2009

Taylor Publishing's digital press operation received
HP's Highest Worldwide Usage award this month.
Taylor's digital print operations were the most
productive worldwide, measured in efficiency
and number of impressions, in its size category.

Kodak: Taylor Plate Operations
'Highest Performing'
March 2009

Kodak recognized Taylor Publishing's platemaking
operations as the 'Highest Performing Plate Room
in the World'. During peak yearbook production,
more than 20,000 plates were generated in a single week.

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about us who we are capabilities history news environment	news Lori Oglesbee Recognized as JEA Nat'l Yearbook Adviser of the Year January 22, 2010 Lori Oglesbee, JEA’s newest Yearbook Adviser of the Year, has advised the yearbook at McKinney HS for a dozen years. Prior to that, she advised yearbooks at a junior high and high schools in Louisiana and Arkansas. Her varied locations and grade levels have provided her with a wide range of experiences to draw upon. A nationally recognized yearbook adviser and workshop instructor, Lori is known for her generosity. She gives, then gives some more. A regular staffer at Taylor’s Adviser Development workshops, Lori astounds attendees with her store of knowledge and seemingly limitless resources. Through her generosity, she encourages the possibilities in people. They feel renewed and ready to take on new challenges when armed with fresh resources. Lori Oglesbee, a master teacher by any definition, is in a league of her own when it comes to her contributions as a yearbook adviser, an educator, a presenter, a committee chair, a workshop coordinator, a curriculum developer, an author, a judge, and a mentor. Congratulations Lori! Moffitt Receives Special Recognition from JEA January 22, 2010 Congratulations to Jeff Moffitt, who has been named a Special Recognition Yearbook Adviser by JEA. Moffitt, CJE, advises The Torch yearbook and The Oracle newspaper at Olympia High School in Orlando, FL. Both publications have received national honors from NSPA and CSPA. Moffitt has a Bachelor of Journalism from The University of Texas at Austin. He is a National Board Certified Teacher in Career and Technical Education. Moffitt was the 2007 Olympia High School Teacher of the Year. Also in 2007, he received The Rising Star Award from The Journalism Education Association and was the Florida Scholastic Press Association District 3 Teacher of the Year. This year, he is being honored as a JEA Special Recognition Adviser. Moffitt has been involved in journalism since eighth grade. He spends his summers teaching at journalism workshops. In his spare time he loves to travel. Taylor Press Operations Recognized as Komori's Most Outstanding September 2009 Yoshiharu Komori presented Taylor's Vice-President of Manufacturing Bill Cheney with their 'Most Outstanding Pressroom' award at PRINT®09, North America's annual print industry trade conference. Taylor's press operations team exceeded all manufacturers’ specs for their collective Komori press operations, averaging more than 3,000 weekly runs during peak yearbook production. Taylor Press Operations Receive HP Productivity Award April 2009 Taylor Publishing's digital press operation received HP's Highest Worldwide Usage award this month. Taylor's digital print operations were the most productive worldwide, measured in efficiency and number of impressions, in its size category. Kodak: Taylor Plate Operations 'Highest Performing' March 2009 Kodak recognized Taylor Publishing's platemaking operations as the 'Highest Performing Plate Room in the World'. During peak yearbook production, more than 20,000 plates were generated in a single week.