ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 4月6日 13時44分

Moments after that terrible Valentine’s Day, the thought crept into the minds of the yearbook staff at #MarjoryStonemanDouglas High School. They would have to memorialize this tragedy in their pages. Somehow. At first, some students hesitated. “I thought it’d be too much,” said Elizabeth Stout, 17, a senior who is the book’s co-editor in chief, of the staff’s offer to write about the students killed. In the end, editors insisted on preserving a record of the days that came before. But they also knew their classmates would keep their book for decades. The book would have to tell the story of the lives that had been lost. For several days, the staff allowed @ニューヨーク・タイムズ to follow them as they pulled together the 452-page book, which is scheduled to be published in May. It’s organized in chronological order. After Valentine’s Day, the staff added 7 new spreads, including one page for each of the dead. “This,” Elizabeth said, “has to be remembered for the rest of our lives.” @samuelhodgson photographed 2 staff members, Kaley Morabito and Taylor Ferrante-Markham, working on some memorial layouts. 3 hours into an afternoon work session, Taylor leaned back in her chair. “I live in the yearbook room,” she declared. “My hair is crazy. My stomach is growling. Yet I am here.”

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