Yearbook Vocab

2. Lines, tints, and and textures can help emphasize specific areas within design
3. Portion of a page/spread containing one event with photos/text
5. The form to be filled out within 48 hours of covering an event
8. Identifies the people featured and the action in the photo
10. The strip down the center of the page where no text/images go because the book folds
12. Selected fonts to help enhance theme through typography
13. The communication platform to be checked Daily
15. Where to find how often someone has been used
18. Page by Page planner/tracker used to identify content, staff member, and dates
20. The measuring unit of the yearbook
22. Tell the details of the photo
25. 3-5 Paragraphs accompanies the dominant module, providing the reader more information
27. A single page of content
28. The amount of light let into the lens
34. The photo that provides info unknown to those who attended the event or not
36. Spreads that indicate a new section
37. The heavy paper between the cover and first and last pages
38. Two facing pages of content telling a story
40. A record of who all is in the book and where
43. Spread containing all events of one week
45. School portraits of all student and staff in the school
46. Gives an introduction to your theme to start off your book

1. How fast the shutter opens
4. Caitlyn's role; Can help with the layout of your page
6. Your camera sensor’s sensitivity to light
7. Records all clubs/organizations in the school
9. The photo with one person as the focus
11. Provides a quote from the person pictured
14. Mrs. Walters
16. The Designing platform used to create the yearbook
17. Repeated colors throughout the book to incorporate theme
19. Camilla's role; Can help with what photos look best
21. Accompanies the headline to specify the topic of the module
23. The date on which something is 100% DUE
24. The photo that gives anyone more context to the energy/feeling of the event
26. Tells details in a photo not known by looking at the photo
29. Empty space on a page that the readers eyes are drawn to
30. A central idea/phrase that sets the tone of the book using color, copy, design, photos
31. The form to be filled out 48 hours prior to an absence
32. Finishes the story of the year and brings closure to the book
33. Lilly's role; Can help with anything/ last to receive spreads
35. Introduces the reader to the module and hooks the reader
39. The biggest module on a spread (typically the most important)
41. Spread containing events all related to one another (Ex. HOCO)
42. Quick reference on each page of the page number, week, and creator of the spread
44. The photo where no individual draws the attention