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What is a spread?
Two facing page designed as one unit; AKA double page spread
What does the acronym CMYK mean?
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black (four colors used in printing full color)
What are margins?
The white space around the spread
What is a proof?
A hard copy printout or electronic version of a file used to check what will be printed in your book.
What is a divider?
Pages in the yearbook that separate one section from another and provide information about the section’s content.
What is the photographer responsible for?
Capture high-quality photos of school events, activities, and student life, working with the photo editor to select and edit images for the yearbook.
What does Candid mean?
An unposed photo showing action.
What is a Pull Quote?
Words from a story that are pulled and printed in larger point size to create a graphic element, also called pulled quote?
What is hierarchy?
Purposefully directing focus to specific elements before others within a design in order to create and order of importance.
What is the Advisor responsible for?
Oversee the yearbook production process, providing guidance, support, and feedback staff.
What is the folio?
Page number on a yearbook spread.
What is the eyeline?
Horizontal line, actual or implied, running across a spread above or below the exact center to create unity.
What is the ladder?
A planning device used to layout the number of page and what is to be covered on each one?
What was the 2024-2025 Yearbook Theme?
Toy Story
What is a byline?
A line giving credit to the writer, photographer, or designer for their story, photo, or layout.
What is coverage?
Topics featured in the yearbook and how are they covered.
What are guidelines for theme and sections?
theme and sections
What are the guidelines for design and layout
Fonts, colors, and layouts.
Who is the best yearbook teacher ever?
Mrs.Baucham
Name the Yearbook Staff Titles?
Advisor, Editor in Chief/Assistant Editor in Chief, Design Editor, Copy Editor, Photo Editor, Index Editor, Managing Editor, Designer, Writer and Photographer.
What are the writing styles?
Voice and Tone, Headlines and Subheadings, Articles, and Captions.
What are the general guidelines of the style guide?
Consistency, accuracy, and professionalism.
What are the guidelines for photography?
Quality, Diversity, and Editing
What are the guidelines for editing and proofreading?
review process and feedback