Across
- 2. this is the day pages are due, it is set by the publisher, and our staff has never missed one
- 5. a way to present information visually
- 6. the page number and the byline are located here
- 10. the heavy paper between the cover and the pages
- 15. the part of a page intentionally left blank/without text or graphics
- 16. these pages mark the start of each new section
- 17. the largest photo on a spread
- 18. the page by page planner we use to keep track of deadlines, topics, and completed pages
- 20. the space where two pages meet
- 23. the name of our yearbook platform
- 25. this section contains a photo and name for every student who attends the school
- 26. this type of yearbook is organized by time period rather than topic
- 27. writing that introduces the story on a page
Down
- 1. a photo that shows an emotional response
- 3. a unit of measurement in yearbook design
- 4. the cover is made up of the front lid, the back lid, and this (the school name always appears here)
- 7. a record showing who is in the book and where to find them
- 8. a giant sheet with 8 pages printed on each side
- 9. two facing pages that tell one story
- 11. this accompanies a headline as a full sentence that provides further details
- 12. theme is reinforced in the book through logo, colors, graphics, and __________
- 13. 3-5 paragraph story appearing alongside the headline & dominant on a spread
- 14. a 16-page mini booklet the yearbook is printed in
- 19. the central idea that unifies the book
- 21. marking individual photos with the names of the people pictured
- 22. this stands for "cut out background"
- 24. this type of caption includes names and grades, a summary of something we cannot see, and a quotation