Yearbook Vocabulary

2. – The design elements like shapes, lines, and art that add style.
6. – The choice and style of fonts used in the yearbook.
11. – A page at the end of the yearbook with printing and staff details.
12. – The space between two facing pages of a spread.
13. – The teacher who supervises the yearbook staff.
14. – A major part of the yearbook, such as sports, academics, or clubs.
16. – The alphabetical list of people, events, and pages at the end of the book.
18. – Two facing pages in the yearbook that work together as one unit.
19. – The central idea or design that ties the whole yearbook together.
20. – The written text in a story or article.

1. – The arrangement of photos, text, and graphics on a page.
3. – Making sure all students, events, and activities are included in the book.
4. – A photo taken naturally without posing.
5. – A student’s own words included in a story or caption.
7. – A draft version of a page that must be reviewed before printing.
8. – The title or large text at the top of a story or page.
9. – The individual student photos, often in the school picture section.
10. – The due date for turning in completed work.
15. – A short description that explains a photo.
17. – A student leader responsible for organizing and reviewing yearbook content.