Yearbook Roles
This person oversees the entire yearbook publication and makes final editorial decisions.
Who is the editor in chief
The empty space intentionally left around elements on a yearbook spread is called this.
What is called white space
The modern school yearbook evolved from college publications in this century.
MULTIPLE GUESS:
17th century
18th century
19th century
20th century
Candid yearbook photos are valued because they capture students in this kind of moment
what are natural unscripted moments
A good yearbook caption should be written in this verb tense to create immediacy
What is present tense
A yearbook adviser is typically a staff member in this profession.
What is a teacher
The area at the very center of an open yearbook spread, where pages meet the binding, is called this.
What is the gutter
The earliest college 'class books' were often called this before 'yearbook' became standard
What were called
Memory albums /
Senior annuals /
Class registers /
Hall records
The 'rule of thirds' in photography means placing your subject at the intersection of this grid
What is 3x3
A caption that simply restates what is visually obvious in the photo is called this.
What is a label caption
The person responsible for selling ads and managing the yearbook budget holds this title.
Who is a business manager
A 'dominant photo' on a spread should ideally take up at least this fraction of the page.
What is one-third to one-half
Jostens, one of the largest yearbook companies, was founded in this decade.
What was the
1890s / 1900s / 1920s / 1950s
A photo in which the subject's head is cut off by the frame edge is called this kind of error
What is a cropping mistake
In yearbook copy, 'copy' refers to this. A duplicate yearbook
A 'ladder' in yearbook refers to this planning tool.
What is A page-by-page content plan
This design principle means repeating colors, fonts, or shapes throughout the book for visual unity.
What is consistency
The term 'yearbook' came into wide use in American high schools around this decade.
1900s / 1920s / 1940s / 1960s
This camera setting controls how much light enters the sensor by changing the lens opening size.
What is aperture
A yearbook headline's primary job is to do this.
What is draw the reader into the story
This staff member is responsible for writing and editing all text content in the book.
What is a Copy editor
A 'folio' on a yearbook page refers to this element.
What is the section label and page number
Digital yearbook software began widely replacing paste-up layouts in schools during this decade
What were
1980s / 1990s / 2000s / 2010s
A 'mug shot' in yearbook terminology refers to this type of photo
What is a close-up portrait, usually head and shoulders
An 'Oxford comma' debate in yearbook copy refers to a comma placed in this location.
What is before the conjunction in a series of three or more items