Student Publication - The Cutlass Yearbook
The Cutlass Yearbook
The Cutlass—named for a Marauder’s sword—is Jesuit High School’s yearbook, published annually and distributed free to all students and staff. Now in its 61st volume, the Cutlass has grown into a top-notch digitally-designed publication, using cutting-edge graphic design software from Adobe and Jostens. Students work with real-world deadlines, follow to-do lists, email students and staff, and go to school events to photograph them. Working during 3 classes a week, as well as at home and on campus over the weekend, the Cutlass staff is always able to make the book an amazing addition to the archive. Receiving the award-winning Cutlass is something that all Jesuit students and staff look forward to each year.
Did you know?
- Every student gets a book—no need to order one!
- There are 224 full-color pages
- Through the early 2000s, the book was still largely black-and-white
- Traditionally, our book has ranged from 192 to over 200 pages
- Printed in Clarksville, TN, by Jostens
- Designed by Period 3 Cutlass staffers
Senior Recognition Ads for Yearbook On Sale
CALLING PROUD PARENTS: Buy your senior ad before space runs out!
Deadline is January 30
The staff of the Cutlass Yearbook is SO excited to announce that Senior Recognition Ads are coming back for the Class of 2025! This will be the second year of this new tradition. Senior recognition ads are a great way to show your recognition and pride for your son.
With our publisher, Jostens, purchasing a Senior Ad is easier than ever. Purchase online and design, all at the same time, whether on your computer or on the go using your mobile device. Upload pictures, write stories, and share memories from anywhere.
To create and purchase your ad, just go to https://jostensadservice.com/student and place your order by January 30, 2025. Time and space is limited, so be sure to place your order today!
Senior Decision Announcements
Instagram Posts for the Class of 2025
SENIORS!
Congrats! You’ve almost finished high school. This is a big accomplishment, and you should be proud of yourself.
With approval from the Office of Marketing & Communications, the Cutlass Yearbook is in charge of this year’s decisions posts on Instagram. We can’t wait to share your accomplishments with the world! Use the Google Form linked below to share where you’re headed.
First, follow us on Instagram to stay up to date with where your classmates are going.
How do I get a yearbook?
They are FREE!
Lots of people think that there are many steps to getting a yearbook, and in many cases, they are correct. However, at Jesuit High School, the book’s cost is covered in your tuition, so every student already gets a book.
When the books arrive in May, all students will receive a notice via their student email, the PA system, the student-only Cutlass website, and the school website with information about our distribution event!
2024-2025 Staff
The Cutlass Yearbook
The Cutlass Yearbook is led by a talented and skilled group of 17 students who who work during Period 3 for 3 days a week after completing an application during the previous semester and being admitted into the course. Our staff is devoted to making a voice and keeping memories alive forever.
Reach out using the contact form on the right, or visit the Cutlass Student Area to email a specific staff member.
ADVISER
Mr. Chris Chandley, M.A.T. ’93
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Jack Orcutt ’25, Editor-in-Chief/Managing Editor
Phumnapath “Gino” Phanthong ’25, Copy Editor
Jaden Fox ’25, Student Life Photo Editor
Georgios “George” Tzitzikas ’25, Athletics Photo Editor
Mason Rhoades ’27, Associate Photo Editor
Lucas Alberts ’27, Social Media Manager
Henry Srabian ’27, Social Media Manager
Award Winning Yearbook!
Congrats to 2019 Cutlass staff for first place award
Last summer—and for the first time ever—we submitted Jesuit’s yearbook, the 2019 Cutlass, for consideration of special recognition by the American Scholastic Press Association. We learned today that we received a “First Place” award, with especially high marks for general photography, publication structure, and creativity.