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Yearbook Basics
Sections
Layout and Design
On eDesign
Misc.
100
the verbal and visual look of the book
What is a theme
100

football, baseball, volleyball

What is sports. 

100
page number and spread topic, often in the corner and consistent throughout the book
What is a folio.
100
the fold between two pages on a spread; where people's heads are often chopped off
What is the gutter
100

the volume of this year's book

What is 50.

200
two facing pages that cover one topic
What is a spread.
200
math, science, english
What is the academics.
200
the largest photo on the spread
What is a dominant photo.
200
an unposed photo
What is a candid photo.
200

The yearbook room number

What is D-17.

300

the hook of a introduction 

What is the lead.

300
Index, club photos, sports rosters
What is references.
300
a description of each picture and background information (always has a quote!!!)
What is a caption.
300
a feature on edesign that allows us to design a spread or mod and reuse it on multiple spreads
What is a template.
300
one who is involved in yearbook
What is a yerd.
400
the direct, brief story on the page
What is copy.
400

mug pages and mods

What is portraits.

400

the CREATIVE title of the spread

What is a headline.

400
where you go to upload photos onto edesign
What is the photo library
400
the name of our Internet-based yearbook software
What is hjedesign.com OR What is eDesign.
500
the first pages that introduce the theme
What is the opening.
500
a page located at the end of the book that all cameras, editing software, fonts, etc. used for the book
What is the colophon.
500

by____

What is the byline.

500
It's orange... This means that the staffer has completely checked over and completed the spread, and that it is ready for the editor to edit it
What is "in proof".
500

the name of the company... Double points if you can remember who our rep is!

Herf-Jones; Susan