Yearbook Vocab

1. A photo where the background is removed
4. Refers to all text on a spread
6. The largest eye-catching photo or collection of photos or elements on a spread
8. A one-pica line that connects the left and right pages; all design elements should sit on or hang from this line
10. The overall map which shows the placement of every layout in the yearbook
13. Stands for printer's inks of cyan, magenta, yellow and black used in 4-color processing
14. Two facing pages; the left page is an even number
18. Word or words set in large type that attract the reader to the spread
19. Artwork used to represent a company; a unifying graphic for the yearbook theme
20. Unit of measurement used primarily for fonts; approximately 1/72 of an inch; twelve = one pica
22. A consistent amount of white space between elements;

1. The copy that explains the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of action in a photo
2. A font that does not have end strokes or feet; used mainly for headlines and large-sized text
3. The absence of any element
5. The place where the left and right pages meet
7. Printed letters or characters
9. Photos, artwork or graphics that extend off of the trim area of a spread
11. Dots per inch; the # of dots per square inch in an image; also called resolution
12. fonts that have a tail or stroke (sometimes known as "feet") at the end of some characters
14. 16 consecutive pages of a yearbook in layout form. Two sides of a publisher's printed giant sheet that equals 16 pages of the book
15. The last page of the book that shows all the mechanical details of the year's book such as fonts used, paper weight, publisher, yearbook staff, etc.
16. Page number on a yearbook spread; accompanying words or phrases identifying the content are called folio tabs
17. A family of alphabetic characters, numbers, punctuation marks and other symbols that share a consistent design; often used synonymously with typeface
20. A journalistic unit of measurement; 1/6 of an inch
21. 8 pages, not necessarily consecutive, of a yearbook in layout form. One side of a publisher's printed giant sheet that equals 8 pages of the book