Yearbook

5. A page-by-page chart used for planning content, deadlines, and color placement.
8. The center fold where the two pages of a spread meet and are bound.
9. An annual school publication recording the past year's events and students.
10. The page number, often accompanied by the section topic.
11. he unifying verbal and visual idea that ties the entire book together
12. A single unit of language that carries meaning and can be spoken or written.
13. Short for photographs; images used throughout the book.

1. An image or graphic element that extends beyond the trimmed edge of the page.
2. The legal right to a work, preventing others from using it without permission.
3. Short text that describes a photo and its relevance to the story.
4. The main story or article on a page, also called body copy.
6. The individual sides of paper in the book, often numbered.
7. Posed photographs of individuals, usually showing the face (e.g., student photos).
14. A large line of type used to introduce a story or section.