Yearbook Terminology

2. this is the day pages are due, it is set by the publisher, and our staff has never missed one
5. a way to present information visually
6. the page number and the byline are located here
10. the heavy paper between the cover and the pages
15. the part of a page intentionally left blank/without text or graphics
16. these pages mark the start of each new section
17. the largest photo on a spread
18. the page by page planner we use to keep track of deadlines, topics, and completed pages
20. the space where two pages meet
23. the name of our yearbook platform
25. this section contains a photo and name for every student who attends the school
26. this type of yearbook is organized by time period rather than topic
27. writing that introduces the story on a page

1. a photo that shows an emotional response
3. a unit of measurement in yearbook design
4. the cover is made up of the front lid, the back lid, and this (the school name always appears here)
7. a record showing who is in the book and where to find them
8. a giant sheet with 8 pages printed on each side
9. two facing pages that tell one story
11. this accompanies a headline as a full sentence that provides further details
12. theme is reinforced in the book through logo, colors, graphics, and __________
13. 3-5 paragraph story appearing alongside the headline & dominant on a spread
14. a 16-page mini booklet the yearbook is printed in
19. the central idea that unifies the book
21. marking individual photos with the names of the people pictured
22. this stands for "cut out background"
24. this type of caption includes names and grades, a summary of something we cannot see, and a quotation