yearbook basics, group 10 - alicia.

3. - eight pages on each side of a signature. ex)1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, and 16.
4. - usually 6 different _______ that help keep the yearbook organized.
7. - elements that help enhance the yearbook's design.
9. - list of technical printing information about the yearbook.
10. - verbal statement and visual look which tie all the parts of the yearbook together.
11. - refers both to the topics featured on individual spreads.
12. - heavier sheets of paper which hold the pages of the yearbook to the cover.
15. - area which connects the front and back covers.
17. - first couple of pages that introduces the theme.
18. tabs - page number and section usually at the bottom outside corner.
19. - alphabetical listing of students and events usually in the back of the yearbook.
20. - used to stay organized and helps plan for deadlines.
22. - the main story of a spread.

1. page - page one of the yearbook, should have all the information of the yearbook.
2. lid - front cover of the yearbook which includes the info of the yearbook.
3. color - magenta, cyan, yellow, and black combine to create full color pictures.
4. - yearbooks are printed this way, then folded, stitched, and trimmed.
5. color - effective way to add emphasis to a black and white page.
6. - listing of all the pages within the yearbook.
8. - outside of the yearbook which protects the printed pages within.
11. - final pages of the yearbook.
13. - a spread used to seperate each of the sections of the yeaebook. usually theme related.
14. - two facing side by side pages.
16. off - "mini theme" used as a section title.
21. coverage - using more than one spread for a topic. usually called jump coverage.