Yearbooks are more than just photos and signatures, they’re a snapshot of the personalities that make your school unique. One of the best ways to add personality to your yearbook is through superlatives. Superlatives are a light-hearted way to celebrate individuality and school spirit. They give everyone a chance to shine, whether for their sense of humour, creativity, or that one personality trait everyone loves.
While classics like “Most Likely to Succeed” and “Class Clown” are great, why not add a fresh twist this year?
We’ve compiled a list of unique superlative ideas for both students and staff that will add memorable touch to your yearbook:
STUDENT SUPERLATIVE IDEAS
Move beyond the ordinary and try these categories:
- Most Likely to Brighten Your Day: For the student who always brings positivity and good vibes.
- Future TikTok Star: Perfect for the trendsetter who’s always creating viral-worthy content.
- Most Likely to Bring Snacks to Class: Because we always know who keeps everyone fueled to get them through the day.
- Best Dressed for Spirit Week: For the one that goes all out on theme days.
- Most Likely to Be a Meme: For the hilarious, unforgettable expressions that deserve internet fame.
- Future Prime Minister/President: A nod to leadership skills.
- Most Likely to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse: For the resourceful student who’s ready for anything.
STAFF SUPERLATIVE IDEAS
Teachers and staff deserve fun recognition too! Here’s a few ideas:
- Best Classroom Décor: For the teacher whose room feels like home.
- Most Likely to Have Coffee in Hand: Because caffeine is a teacher’s best friend.
- Tech Guru Award: For the staff member who saves the day when the WiFi crashes.
- Most Likely to Know Everyone’s Name: For that staff member who greets everyone in the hall.
- Best Storyteller: For the teacher who can turn any lesson into an adventure.
- Most Likely to Win a Bake-Off: For the staff member who brings the best treats to potlucks.
TIPS FOR CHOOSING SUPERLATIVES
- Keep it positive and inclusive. Avoid anything that could embarrass or single someone out negatively.
- Mix personality and humour. The best superlatives celebrate quirks and talent in a fun way.
- Add visuals. Pair each superlative with a fun photo or illustration for extra flair.
For more tips on Yearbook Superlatives, including how to choose the students and staff to feature and how to showcase them in your yearbook, click here.
