The Yearbook staff has probably one of the hardest jobs on campus. Headed by moderator Mr. Bill Arthurs, the yearbook staff compiles photographs of the Archbishop Rummel community and produces a  memory book for the student body. Mr. Arthurs and his team of about four or five students can be seen taking pictures at every major social function. The students have to get the pictures developed and decide which pictures go where. As it does every year, the yearbook closes out its year with pictures of the Senior Prom, Eighth Grade Graduation, and Senior Graduation. Raider staff members then continue working into the summer to complete the Archbishop Rummel Yearbook. The yearbook can be purchased by pre-order at the beginning of the school year at Book Day.
     The yearbook serves five major functions at Archbishop Rummel: it is a memory book, a history of the school year, a resource/reference book, a public relations agent, and an educational training experience for its staff.
   The yearbook staff works all year long recording the events and experiences that make up a year at Archbishop Rummel. There are only a few staff openings each year, but any student interested in photography, copy writing, page design, reporting, data entry, graphics, or proof reading should investigate the possibility of being selected for the "Raider" yearbook staff.