For the second year in a row, the Replay is a Pacemaker finalist. The National Scholastic Press Association selected 59 high school yearbooks from around the nation for the award.

“Not every school receives this honor so seeing all of our time and effort payoff is great,” senior editor Anthony Pangonas said.

The award, which is for the 2014 Replay, is given to yearbooks with strong writing, design and coverage. About half of the finalists will receive Pacemakers at the spring convention in Denver.

“Knowing that our book is worthy of being a Pacemaker finalist is just amazing to me,” junior editor Chandler Krause said. “I have my fingers crossed for Denver.”