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What is the cover of a yearbook?
The front lid, back lid, and spine that showcase the year's theme.
What is an endsheet in a yearbook?
The heavy paper between the cover and the first and last pages.
What is a double page spread (DPS) in a yearbook?
Two facing pages telling a story.
What is a page in a yearbook?
A single page of content with the opposite page featuring a different topic.
What is a folio in a yearbook?
A page number with graphics or information.
What is a byline in a yearbook?
The name of the author(s) of the spread/page/mod.
What is a content module (or mod) in a yearbook?
A portion of a page/spread containing a mini-design of photos/text.
What are the typical sections in a yearbook?
Student life, sports, academics, clubs/organizations, and people.
What should be highlighted in the academics section of a yearbook?
Exciting and interesting things going on in the classroom.
What should be highlighted in the sports section of a yearbook?
The athletic events of the school.
What should be highlighted in the student life section of a yearbook?
Activities that take place in the lives of students in and outside of school.
What is included in the people section of a yearbook?
School 'mug shots' of all students and staff in the school.
What are chronological yearbooks?
Yearbooks that progress through time.
What is a theme in a yearbook?
A central idea or concept that sets the tone for the yearbook.
How can graphics be used in a yearbook?
To emphasize specific areas within designs.
What is the closing of a yearbook?
The spread that finishes the story of the year and brings closure to the book.
