Across
- 2. A single-story approach packed with facts, figures, descriptive details, specific examples, quotes and poignant anecdotes. Journalistic feature stories use a catchy lead followed by short paragraphs featuring meaningful quotes and containing facts and figures.
- 3. Presents facts and figures, often poll and survey results, in a visual way that often includes illustrative art.
- 5. A grouping of pages that are printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page mini-booklet; signatures are bound to make a complete book.
- 9. Most common allocation of space, two facing pages presenting a variety of elements to tell a story; even and odd pages appearing as a unit.
- 10. A diagram or online tool used to plan content/coverage, deadlines and color. Also a place to list staff assignments.
- 13. The story of the year told through complete, balanced, relevant and dynamic verbal and visual content.
- 16. Section of a yearbook that covers activities in and out of school that directly affect the lives of students. Focuses on students as individuals.
- 17. Portion of a page or spread with mini design of photos and text. Can be displayed with other content modules on a spread to present different angles on the same topic.
- 18. An angle narrowly defines a topic, making specific verbal and visual storytelling possible.
- 19. Capture the important moments when they’re happening; they show an activity or event in progress.
- 20. Covers interscholastic competition (teams and individual sports) and other athletic activities students are involved in.
Down
- 1. Covers the activities of school groups, emphasizing the value of membership and experiences. Also called clubs or groups section.
- 4. Covers students, faculty and staff in portraits and feature stories that serve as the record of the school.
- 6. Dictated by budget and policy and can include business and/or recognition ads.
- 7. The large type designed to attract readers to stories and draw them into pages. A well-written headline summarizes a story or highlights its focus. Headline components include primary and secondary.
- 8. Group shots and portraits that provide a record of the school population and the membership of organizations and clubs.
- 11. Covers all aspects of curriculum- related experiences.
- 12. Text blocks accompanying photos that add information. Captions answer readers’ questions about
- 14. photograph. Can range from identifying and supplying minimal information for people in photos to serving as mini-stories telling the 5W’s and H including quotes. Also called cutlines.
- 15. Eight pages on one side of a press sheet, indicated by shading on the ladder; pages are printed in multiples.
- 20. The main text, story or article. Also called copy. Stories come in a variety of formats and include facts, figures and quotes.