Yearbook Terminology

4. heavier sheets of paper which hold the pages of the yearbook to the cover
13. where 2 pages meet
14. one element draws more attention than other similar elements through size, weight, placement, and graphic treatment
15. short informational phrase by the title
18. pre-designed layout, either by Jostens or us, used consistently
21. verbal or visual strategy of repeating elements, such as color, at least 3 times
23. an image that captures important moments as they are happening, showing an activity in progress
25. a horizontal break across the spread
26. usually at the beginning of the book, this outlines the order of sections and pages

1. small "layouts within a layout;" like a sidebar or excerpt
2. empty space on a page that prevents overcrowding and negative space
3. unposed and casual picture of a person or group
5. 16-page grouping made up of two 8-page flats; how the yearbook is printed
6. a spread used to separate sections
7. the yearbook term for page number
8. two facing pages in the yearbook; the two pages you can see when open
9. a natural photo showing an emotional response
10. the arrangement of page elements on a spread/ladder
11. the first thing readers see on the outside of the book
12. the basic organizational plan that lists yearbook spreads with the subject of each page
15. area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers
16. the alphabetical listing of names with page numbers
17. a posed photo of a person's head and shoulders
19. a group of pages containing similar content
20. text blocks accompanying photos to add information
21. used to identify people in the yearbook, both verbally (written) and by labeling the picture
22. the main text or article
24. large print designed to attract readers to the story and highlight the focus