Yearbook: Basics

2. Pages which differ in design from the rest of the pages in the yearbook and which are used ot separate the various divisions of a yearbook.
3. The margin or separation between to facing pages in a book.
4. A page or double-page spread near the beginning of the book which gives information as to the contents or divisions and the pages on which thes divisions are found.
7. The listing of students, faculty, administration, advertisers, classes, clubs, etc, in alphabetical order at the end of the yearbook.
8. A planning device used to determine the number of pages in a yearbook and what is to be covered on that page.

1. Sturdy paper, which is used to hold the contents of the book in the cover.
2. Two pages in a yearbook which face each other.
4. Page One - includes name of book, name of school, date and year, address, city, state, zip code and volume number.
5. The central controlling idea of a yearbook.
6. a group of pages all about one subject.