Yearbook

2. the page number and any accompanying information, such as the section or topic title, located in the margins of a page
4. a wide variety of images, including individual portraits, group shots of teams and clubs, candid pictures of students in action, and staged photos of school events
5. the main, longer passage of text that tells the story of a specific event, club, sports team, or student life topic on a given page or spread. It is the primary content that expands on the headlines and captions.
6. the main, attention-grabbing title for a spread, written in large font to attract readers to the content
8. a page-by-page planning chart that serves as a blueprint for a yearbook's organization and content
11. a brief text explaining what is happening in a photograph, who is in it, and where and when it took place
12. the central concept or idea that provides a unifying story and a consistent look and feel for the entire book

1. the formal, posed photos of individual students and staff, typically arranged in grids by grade or department, with names listed below each picture
3. is an annual publication giving current information and listing events or aspects of the previous year, especially in a particular field.
5. a design element (photo, graphic, or background color) that extends past the intended final edge of the page, ensuring no unprinted white border appears after the pages are trimmed to their final size.
7. an annual publication that can be a statistical reference book about the past year or, more commonly, a student publication from a school or college that contains photographs and reports of the year's activities
9. the blank space or margin between two facing pages where the book is bound into the spine
10. the individual sheets of paper that are organized into sections like coverage, dividers, and the opening/closing