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AZYEARBOOK A-ZAaADVISER & STAFF Amagazine devoted toproducing and marketingyearbooks. Jostens is pleasedto provide this magazine toevery high school yearbookstaff in the country twice ayear as part of its commitmentto education. Email editionssupplement the printmagazine.ACADEMICS Coverscurriculum-relatedexperiences whereverthey take students.ADVERTISING Dictated by budget and policy and caninclude business and recognition ads.ADVISER Although no two yearbook advisers handlethe job in the exact same way, the adviser’s job is that ofa teacher, leader, manager and coach. Effective advisersteach the staff the skills necessary to publish the yearbookand then empower the students to produce as much of thepublication as possible. The spelling of the word “adviser”often confuses yearbook staffs. Although most dictionariescall for the word to be spelled “advisor,” for journalisticpublications, the Associated Press Stylebook stipulates theword be spelled “adviser.”ANALOGOUS Groups ofcolors that are adjacent to eachother on the color wheel, withone being the dominant color.Analogous color schemes areoften found in nature and areharmonious and pleasing tothe eye. Using analogous colorswill create unity and harmonyin a design. 93
YEARBOOK A-ZAQUEOUS COATING A fast-drying, water-based, protectiveclear coating similar to varnish for application to Litho coversand interior pages. Due to its water base, aqueous coating ismore environmentally friendly than varnish or UV coatings.BLENDED CONTENT A coverage approach in whichspreads are built on topics with coverage coming from alltraditional content areas.ASCENDER Theportion of a lower caseletter that extendsabove the x-height.ATTRIBUTION Giving proper credit tothe person who made the quoted statement. Material that is notcommon knowledge or states an opinion needs to be attributed.BbBACKGROUND Colorsand photographs can beused to accent the pagebackground. This techniqueis often overused in yearbooksand the result is a background that overpowers the photographyand makes the text difficult to read. For maximum effectiveness,backgrounds are best used in light colors and in limited areason the spread. Rarely should a background cover the entiretwo pages.BENEFIT The reasons customers have for buying theyearbook. While one feature of the yearbook is that it has greatphotos of many friends, the benefit to the consumer is thatlooking at photos is fun and images will evoke memories formany years.BLACK-AND-WHITE As in photography, a good designwill always work as well in black and white as is does in color.Black-and-white images and graphic elements can be used indesign to help emphasize content, add contrast, lead the eyeand balance a composition, just as you would with color.BLACK AND WHITE Fenton High School [MI]94 BLENDED CONTENT Rocklin High School [CA]BRAINSTORMING A creative process used by two or morepeople to generate ideas or solve problems. From headlinewriting to theme selection, brainstorming can be used in nearlyevery area of yearbook publishing.BUDGET Expectations for expenses and income; takes intoconsideration the plans to make the yearbook appealing forconsumers and the costs of producing it, plus related expenses.BYLINE A credit line at the beginning or end of a story givingthe name of the writer.BUSINESS MANAGER One or more student leaders inCccharge of marketing and selling the yearbook.CAPTION Textaccompanying a photo thatadds information. Captionsanswer readers’ questionsabout the people, the actionand/or the reaction in a photograph. Can range from identifyingpeople and supplying minimal information to serving as ministories reporting the five W’s and H and including quotes. Alsocalled cutlines.
CENTER OF INTEREST Primary subject that catches readers’attention first. Should be the focal point or dominant elementwithin the photo.CHRONOLOGICAL CONTENT A coverage approach thatuses a time element such as seasons or months to organizethe content.CLIP ART Artwork, shapes,backgrounds, logos and bordersprovided for use on yearbookpages. An Art book is includedin the Jostens Yearbook Kit andprovides a visual catalog of thedigital art.that are opposite each other onthe color wheel are consideredto be complementarycolors. The high contrast ofcomplementary colors createsa vibrant look especially whenused at full saturation. Thiscolor scheme must be managedwell so it is not jarring.Complementary colors can betricky to use in large doses.COLOPHON A reader service that lists the staff,acknowledgements, printing specifications, awards and pressassociation memberships.CLOSING Finishes theCOLUMN A vertical guide for placing content elements onstory of the year and bringsthe yearbook to closure. Theclosing is presented on the finalspread(s) and last page of theyearbook and appears after theadvertisements and index.a spread. Wider column formats include six, eight and 10columns across a spread; however, 24 columns across a spreadis popular because of its flexibility. Narrow columns are alsoknown as grids.COLOR GUIDE Hundredsof color combinations can becreated by combining cyan,magenta, yellow and black —the four process colors. TheJostens Color Guide, includedin the Jostens YearbookKit, allows staffs to see thecolor samples as printedswatches, offering moreaccurate representation than acomputer monitor. Seventeencolor palettes are shown foreasy color coordination.CONCLUSION The final sentence or paragraph thatties the end of a story back to the lead; gives a story a senseof completeness.CONTENT MODULE Portion of a page or spread containinga mini-design of photos and text; can be displayed with othercontent modules to present different angles on the same topic.COMPOSITION Position or arrangement of the elements ina photo; content of a photo.COMPLEMENTARY ColorsCONSULTANT A customer service representative in theJostens plant who works closely with staffs and Jostensyearbook representatives to answer any questions regardingpage creation, submission guidelines, proof questions, bookstatus and specification changes. Each school is assigned aconsultant and provided a toll-free number for calling.COPY Words written in a variety of formats to tell a story.Also called a story or article.COPYRIGHT Exclusive rights for the creator or owner oforiginal literary, artistic or photographic material to make,distribute and control copies of that work for a specified numberof years, as guaranteed by law. The use of copyrighted materialwithout first obtaining permission from the copyright holder iscopyright infringement.CONTRAST Opposing elements spark visual interest. If allcontent elements are the same size, format, shape, weight orcolor, the design risks becoming monotonous. Variety is thekey to keeping the visual presentation lively. These techniquescreate contrast: Size: big, small Format: horizontal, vertical Shape: modular, circular, cut-out Weight: thick, thin Color: black, spot color, process color 95
YEARBOOK A-ZCCOVER The first thing areader sees when receiving ayearbook, so it should makea positive first impression.Verbally, the theme is oftenintroduced on the cover,either directly or subtly.While some staffs desire aCustom cover exclusive totheir school, others prefer toselect a predesigned JostensStudio cover.LITHO/LITHO COMBO COVER SCREENED COVER Thomson HighEMBOSSED COVER Desert Vista HighShawnee Mission West High School [KS]School [GA]School [AZ]There are three typesof Custom covers:Litho/Litho ComboScreenedEmbossedThere are more than adozen cover applications:DebossingEmbossingFacet Foil DebossingCOVERS BOOK This visual guide to covers showcases theJostens cover lineup along with detailed information for staffsdesigning custom covers including cover-production techniques.Available in the Jostens Yearbook Kit.COVERAGE The story of the year told through complete,FoilGrainingGraining (Cutout)MetalayOvertone RubPaddingPrecision CutQuarterbindingShineFXSilk-screeningSpecial Press InkAqueous CoatingGloss LaminationMatte LaminationSuper Matte Laminationbackground has been cut away from the subject. Thistechnique is most effective for photo illustrations, rather thanphotojournalistic images, since removing the background altersthe journalistic story the photo delivers.COVERAGE REPORT An online tool available on theYearbook Avenue website for tracking who is featured in thebook and how many times, making it easier to meet the goal offeaturing every student at least three times.CREATIVE RESOURCES Jostens designers are oftenavailable at workshops and take a staff’s idea and develop it intoa cover sketch. Virtual art sessions and production of final coverart are also available.CROPPING Editing the image area to be reproduced.96 There are four options forcoating litho covers:CUT-OUT PHOTO A photo treatment in which thebalanced, relevant and dynamic verbal and visual content.Cropping enhances a photo’s visual impact by removing deadspace from the sides, top or bottom.Spot UVTip-onUV GlitterCUT-OUT PHOTO Woodlawn School [NC]
DdDOMINANCE Achieved by making a content elementsignificantly larger calling attention to itself and becomingthe focal point. The dominant element, often a photographor collection of photos, should be important enough to justifythis treatment.DEADLINE The date thatcompleted yearbook pagesare due at the Jostens plant.Meeting all deadlines isessential to keep the deliveryof the yearbook on schedule.DEBOSSING A cover application where the design is cut intoa brass die that is placed on an embossing magazine and thedesign is indented.DELIVERY There are two basic yearbook delivery options.Delivery is often dictated by school tradition. Spring Delivery allows for distribution at the end of theschool year, but requires a shorter production time for thestaff to submit pages. Summer/Fall Delivery provides a longer production cycleallowing the staff to include year-end coverage, but requiresdistribution in the late summer or fall.DESCENDER Theportion of a lowercaseletter that falls belowthe x-height.DESIGN CONTESTS Jostens sponsors two contests eachspring for yearbook design. The Jostens/Adobe YearbookDesign Contest is for students using InDesign and the JostensYearTech Online Design Contest is for students designingspreads using YearTech Online. Consult your Jostensrepresentative for contest guidelines and entry information.DIGITAL CLASSROOM Within Yearbook Avenue website,the Digital Classroom houses videos, worksheets, handoutsand activities for use in a yearbook class.DIRECT MAIL A marketing tactic that uses a sales letter orpromo piece mailed to potential customers.DISTRIBUTION EVENT A special activity for distributingand signing yearbooks.DIVIDER Indicates a new section and provides designcontinuity throughout.DOMINANCE Williams Middle School [TX]DUOTONE A photographic effect that reproduces a photo inEeblack and white and one additional color for a graphic impact.ECHOING COLOR Pullinga distinctive color from thephotographs, especially thedominant, and repeating itfor typographic and graphicelements across the spread to promote visual unity.EDITOR A student leader in charge of the entire yearbook or aportion of the book.EDITORIALIZING When the opinion of the writer is includedin what is supposed to be an objective, journalistic story. Thisshould be avoided.ENDSHEET The heavy paper between the cover and the firstand last pages that helps hold the inside pages into the cover.EMBOSSING An application that alters the surface of thecover by providing a three dimensional or raised effect. Theprocedure requires the use of two dies: one that is raised andone that is recessed. The dies fit into each other so that when thecover material is pressed between them, the raised die forces thestock into the recessed die and creates the embossed impression.EVEN PAGE Displayed on the left side of the gutter. 97
YEARBOOK A-ZEEYE FLOW The natural movement from leftto right with the content elements moving theeye into the center and/or toward other keyelements. The goal is to keep the reader movingfrom element to element.EYELINE An imaginary, horizontal band of 1-pica spacingused as a unifying device. The eyeline runs across the two facingpages, visually linking the spread.FfFACET FOIL DEBOSSING Using a special die, this coverapplication combines heatand pressure to stamp a sharp,beveled-edge foil design intothe cover.FEATURE A physical or emotional aspect of the yearbookproduct that interests potential consumers. Answers to thesequestions are features: What is on the cover? How many pagesare in the yearbook? How much color is used?FEATURE STORY A traditional-story approach packed withfacts, figures, descriptive details, specific examples, quotes andpoignant anecdotes. Journalistic feature stories use a catchy leadfollowed by short paragraphs featuring meaningful quotes andtransitional paragraphs containing facts and figures.EYELINE Cabot High School [AR]EXPANDED SPACING Generally a “rail” of three to six picasrunning vertically or horizontally and used to separate orisolate content.FIVE W’s AND H The six key questions a journalist mustanswer for the reader: who, what, when, where, why and how.FOLIO TAB For reader reference, a small identification thatappears with the page number and reflects the specific contentof the spread.FOLIO Kingsway Regional High School [NJ]FOIL Using a flat die, this application combines heat andpressure to stamp a design in foil onto the cover. Foils areavailable in standard colors as well as special patterns andholographic designs.EXPANDED SPACING Jefferson Academy High School [CO]Budget planning is required so that expenses do notexceed income.symbols) that share a common weight, width and style. Each fonthas a unique name such as Helvetica or Times. Jostens providesmore than 200 fonts for use in the book. The YearTech font cardor the YTO font card previews all fonts available.EXTENDED EDITION A supplement that expands coverageFRAMING Composing a photo so that the subject isEXPENSE A cost associated with producing a yearbook.for events including prom, spring sports and graduation thathappen after the final deadline for a spring delivery book.98 FONT A complete set of characters (letters, numbers andsurrounded (framed) by content — sky, ground, people — thathighlights the subject.
GgGET THE PICTURE Intended for a photographyclass or an in-depth unitwithin a yearbook class,the Get the Picture curriculum was created by eight nationallyacclaimed scholastic journalism experts and photographyteachers. The Get the Picture, a120-page, hardbound textbookprovides complete instruction inphotojournalism for the yearbookphotographer. The Get thePicture Teacher’s CD containsworksheets, quizzes andPowerPoint presentations toaccompany the textbook.Click Yearbook Avenue Plan Order Supplies.GLOSS LAMINATION A clearfilm that is applied to a Litho cover creating aprotective coating. The glossy luster of the lamination makesprinting colors more vivid. Matte and Super Matte film isalso available.GRAPHIC ACCENT Content-driven graphic strategies shouldfocus on readability. Graphic techniques used effectively makespreads interesting for readers. Graphics unify or separatecontent. Graphics call attention to certain elements, announcingtheir importance to the reader. They also indicate the differencebetween primary and subordinate elements. Graphic accentincludes color, tints and rule lines. The three-peat graphicstrategy is a guiding principle.GRAINING An application created by stamping the coverusing heat and pressure and a special plate featuring a uniquepattern. The result is a texture that can be felt and seen. Thereare 39 grains available with a variety of looks.GRAINING (CUTOUT) An application where the grainingtexture is only applied to certain areas of the cover.GRID A framework of vertical or horizontal columns used fororganizing and aligning content.GRID Jostens Yearbook SketchpadGUTTER The center of the spread, where the yearbookis bound with thread and glue into the spine. Typographicelements should not be placed in this area.HhHEADLINE The largetype designed to attractreaders to stories anddraw them into the spread.A well-written headlinesummarizes a story and highlights its focus. A headline shouldalways contribute to the story and not merely label the page.Headline formats include primary and secondary. Following theinspiration of magazines, yearbook headlines are often dynamictypographic presentations.HIERARCHY Creates order and indicates importance throughGRAPHIC ACCENT Niles North High School [IL]size and placement. A large headline and a smaller secondaryheadline placed above a story create a range of three differenttype sizes. This range or order is a hierarchy. 99
YEARBOOK A-ZIiINDESIGN High-end pagedesign software by Adobe.InDesign is teamed with theJostens YearTech softwareto make yearbook publishingeasier by offering a tool palette featuring page tools, photo toolsand organizational tools. Jostens YearTech software is providedin the Jostens Yearbook Kit and for download from the YearbookAvenue website.INTERVIEW A one-on-one question and answer sessionwith a person closely associated with an event, activity ortopic. By asking carefully crafted, open-ended questions, theresponses will provide information and interesting commentsfor direct quotes.JjJOB DESCRIPTION INCOME Amount of money coming in to meet expenses,including income from yearbook sales and advertising revenue.Written outline of duties foreditors, staff members andadviser, updated yearly and kept in the staff manual.INDEX An alphabetical directory of every person, team, group,JOB NUMBER A five-digit number assigned to each schooladvertiser and topic featured in the words and photos on thepages of a yearbook.and used to identify all materials at the Jostens plant.JOSTENS YEARBOOK ADS A full-service program thathandles all the details of offering recognition and businessadvertisements — creating a promotional flyer, online designand processing payments by check or credit cards.JOSTENS ADVISER UNIVERSITY A highly acclaimed nationalprofessional development workshopfor yearbook advisers. Academiccredit is available. Consult yourJostens representativefor information.JOSTENS REPRESENTATIVE Your Jostens representativeINDEX Miami Lakes Educational Center [FL]INFOGRAPH Presents facts and figures, often poll and surveyresults, in a visual way that typically includes illustrative art.will visit your staff on a regular basis. Plan for these visitsby keeping an on-going list of non-urgent questions. Yourrepresentative is knowledgeable on all aspects of yearbookproduction. The Jostens representative keeps the administration,adviser and staff updated on all yearbook matters including thebudget, production and deadlines.JUMP COVERAGE Related stories that continue from onespread to the next like a magazine.INFOGRAPH Gilman School [MD]100
LlLADDER A page-by-pageplanner and deadline trackerused to identify content,record deadlines, plan colorplacement and track pagessubmitted and proofed. The ladder is organized by spreads,multiples and signatures. The ladder should be completed beforeyearbook production begins. A Wall Ladder Poster is includedin the Jostens Yearbook Kit. In addition, an Electronic Ladder isprovided on the Yearbook Avenue website. The shaded pagesindicate one multiple. The alternating white pages show anothermultiple. When using a single multiple of color, the eight pageswill fall on every other spread — they will not be consecutive.When allotting space on the ladder, there are several options: Content module: occupies a portion of a page or spread,often displayed with other content modules presentingdifferent perspectives on the same topic. Page: a single page of content with the opposite pagefeaturing a different topic. Spread: the most common allocation of space, two facingpages presenting several content modules, each with adifferent angle on the topic. Multi-spread jump coverage: when an important topicreceives two or more spreads, allowing for in-depth coverage.The design must guide the reader across each spread andonto the next spread in an obvious, yet creative way.LEADING The amount of white space between the lines oftype, also called line spacing. For visual impact, designers mayincrease or decrease the amount of leading.LEADING LINE A photo composition technique in whichreal or imaginary lines in a photo lead the eye to the dominantelement, primary subject or center of interest.LEGAL GUIDELINES FOR SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Acomprehensive legal guide for yearbook journalists is availablefor download from the Yearbook Avenue Need Help Reference Guides.LIBEL A false printed statement of fact that attacks a person’sreputation or good name.LITHO COVER Offset lithography, the same process usedto print pages inside the yearbook, creates a contemporarydesign that can fully wrap the cover — from the front lid, over thespine and across the back lid. Custom Litho covers are printedon a thick paper stock and placed onto binder’s board in thecasemaking process to create a hardcover. Process-color Lithosare the most popular option, allowing full-color photography.Lamination protects the paper, increasing the cover’s durability.LITHO COMBO COVER When applications are added to aLitho cover, it becomes a Litho Combo.LOOK BOOK The largest and mostcomprehensive publication of itstype in the world, the Look Book is a“best of the best” annual of creativethemes, cool covers, dazzling designs,relevant coverage, storytelling copyand action-packed photography fromoutstanding yearbooks printed byJostens. Each spring, all high schoolsworking with Jostens receive a copyof the Look Book in the mail. Others may receive a copy bycontacting their Jostens representative.LOOK BOOK COMPANION APP The first app created forLADDER Jostens Wall Ladder PosterLEAD The opening sentence or paragraph of a story,introduces the story, sets the tone and angle and grabsreader interest.LEAD-IN A short, catchy mini-headline or introduction tothe caption, linking the photo and the caption both visuallyand verbally without having to use direction-giving words like“above,” “left” and so on.yearbook inspiration and education, users are able to mark theirfavorite designs and build a personal flipbook featuring thoseselections. Descriptive keywords provided for each design in theLook Book coordinate with the organizational structure of theLook Book Companion App,making it easy to navigatebetween print and digital.The Look Book CompanionApp is available for freefrom the Apple App Store. 101
YEARBOOK A-ZMmMAGAZINE INSPIRED A design style that placesemphasis on a large,powerful dominant photowith a dynamic headline andtraditional feature story.MARGIN Establish boundaries for the content; they provide aframe of white space along the top, bottom, left and right outsideedges of the spread.MARKETING PLAN Outlines the details of a yearbooksales campaign and highlights reasons for consumers to buythe yearbook. The plan includes goals/objectives, targetaudience, theme, timelines, sales dates, events, strategies andmaterials needed.MATTE LAMINATION A clear film that is applied to a lithocover creating a protective coating. The matte luster of thelamination adds durability without the high shine of a glosslamination. Gloss and Super Matte film is also available.METALAY An embossing application creates a design, oftena seal or a crest, from heavy-strength gold or silver metallic foil.As a special die presses a Metaline design into the cover, it alsoremoves excess foil around the design to leave a smooth edge.MINI-DEADLINE By breaking down larger deadlines intosmaller, more manageable mini-deadlines, stress is reduced andpages get completed on a timely basis.MODULAR A design style that expands coverage and designoptions by converting traditional photo boxes into contentmodules, opening a host of storytelling coverage options.MONOCHROMATIC Different values (tints and shades) ofone color. These color schemes can be very effective, soothingand authoritative. While monochromatic schemes can be theeasiest to balance visually, they can lack the contrast and higherimpact of other color schemes.MONTAGE A collection of small, related photographs groupedtogether as a content module. The photos are often touching orseparated by thick rule lines. Typically, a single caption blockexplains and identifies all the photos in the montage.MORTISE A special technique that places photos on a designso they overlap or touch. Or, smaller photos might be inset intoa larger photo. This strategy works most effectively when thecontent of the photos justifies the treatment.MULTI-SPREAD PRESENTATION An important topicreceives two or more spreads, allowing for in-depth coverage.MULTIPLE Eight pages on one side of a press sheet, indicatedNnby shading on the ladder; pages are printed in multiples.NATIONAL YEARBOOKPROGRAM OFEXCELLENCE Jostensrecognizes schools thatcontinually strive to createa great yearbook program for their students. The NationalYearbook Program of Excellence recognizes yearbook programsfor achieving the criteria in three categories: A meaning book for all students A book in every student’s hands Effective project managementPROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE WINNERS Waterford Union High School [WI]MODULAR Auburn High School [AL]102 NOISE An undesirable electronic pattern in the dark areasof a digital photo.
OoODD PAGE Displayed onthe right side of the gutter.OPENING Introduces thestory of the year and explainsthe yearbook’s concept. Includes the title page and the firstspread(s) of the yearbook.PAGE SURFER BOOK PAGE SURFER BOOK Theme TemplateAvailable in the JostensYearbook Kit, this previewbook provides a visualcatalog of all the predesignedtemplates available fromJostens.PARTIAL CUT-OUT PHOTO A variation on the cut-outOPENING Westlake High School [TX]background photo [COB] in which only a small part of thebackground has been cut away from the subject, allowing anarm, head or small part of the main subject to appear as though itis “sticking out” of the modular photo.ORGANIZATIONS Covers the activities of school groups,PARTING PAGE The final page of the yearbook with a designemphasizing the value of membership and experiences.OVERTONE RUB This application can create an antique lookand enhance the detail of embossing, graining and Metalines.The cover is first coated with a solvent and ink solution. After thecover has dried, it is rubbed with a mixture of alcohol and shellac,removing just enough of the ink solution to highlightthe design detail.PpPADDING This applicationcreates a softer, morecushioned feel to the cover byadding a layer of padding between the binder’s board and thecover material.PAGE SURFER An extensive collection of predesigned, ready-to-use yearbook templates. The collection includes ModularDesign Templates with color-coded mix-and-match elements toexpand coverage and use more photographs. Theme Templatesprovide a coordinated “whole book” look with many themes anddesign styles.similar to the title page; makes a powerful and final verbal andvisual statement of the theme or concept.PEOPLE Covers students, faculty and staff in photos that serveas the record of the school population and in feature stories.PERSONALIZATION AND ICONS A popular yearbookaccessory putting a personal touch on yearbook covers with afoil stamp name and up to four affiliation icons.PHOTO COMPOSITION The content of a photo. The bestphotojournalistic images capture action and reaction and oftenincorporate the following techniques: Dominance of the main subject creating a center of interest. Real or imaginary leading lines directing attention to centerof interest. Repetition of patterns in the foreground or background. Framing the center of interest by content.PHOTO CONTEST A yearly competition for middle schooland high school student photographers sponsored by Jostens.To learn more about the Photo Contest and to submit entries,visit jostens.com/photocontest.PHOTO CREDIT A credit line underneath a photo or as part ofthe caption giving the name of the photographer. 103
YEARBOOK A-ZPPHOTO EDITING Brings togetherphotographer and designer and involvesselection, cropping, sizing and the display ofphotos to optimize storytelling.PHOTO IDENTIFICATION Text accompanying aphotograph identifying individuals and perhaps providinga brief explanation of the content, generally not a completesentence or as detailed as a caption.PHOTO ILLUSTRATION A photo illustration is plannedand often posed or electronically altered to illustrate a storywhen a photojournalistic image isn’t possible. A photoillustration should always be clearly labeled so that the readersare not misled.PHOTO INTENSIVE A design style that places emphasis onincluding as many photographs on the spread as possible. Thisapproach often features little if any verbal content.PHOTO PACKAGE A collection of related photos, each tellinga different aspect of the story.PHOTOSHOP A professional imaging software by Adobeused by staffs with the desire to electronically alter or editimages and other high-end creative options beyond imagepreparation and placement.PICA A unit of measurement in graphic design equal toone-sixth of a inch, used for measuring the width and height ofcontent elements.PLANNED SPACE An area of space that separates and frames,attracts attention to content and gives distinctive, pleasingappearance to the design. Adds unity, movement and emphasisto a spread.POINT Increment used to ensure precise design measurement.A point is 1/72 of an inch and is used for measuring typogr
Oct 14, 2015 · CAPTION Text accompanying a photo that adds information. Captions . writing to theme selection, brainstorming can be used in nearly every area of yearbook publishing. . Within Yearbook Avenue website,
Glossary and curriculum alignment. HOW TO YEARBOOK EXPLORE OUR COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM. 3 WELCOME TO THE HERFF JONES YEARBOOK FAMILY. By now, you probably know your rep and have that number on speed dial. But did you know you’re part of a network of yearbook advisers, who all
will assure that a production schedule can be kept and your yearbook can be printed in time to ship and arrive at your school by the date you need it. If you submit your pages after your deadline, your yearbook may need to be rescheduled and ship later than you planned. As a yearbook adviser you are in total control of your book submission.
Visit the "Yearbook" page or the "Seniors - Class of 2020" page for details on how to submit. Quotes: All quotes will be approved by yearbook adviser before submission in the yearbook. Questions regarding yearbook or senior photos? Call Mrs. Jones or Ms. Dawson at ZHS or Leonard’s Photography 1-800-215-4852 www.leonards.com
MIDDLE SCHOOL YEARBOOK SALE To order your 2016-2017 Middle School yearbook go to the following website: ybpay.lifetouch.com. Enter the Yearbook ID code 11056517 and then follow the easy on screen ordering instructions. The cost is 18.00 and all major credit cards are accepted. The Middle School will not be handling any yearbook payments.
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Yearbook is a yearlong, team project where you'll learn about book and page design, photography, feature story writing and media ethics. The yearbook features all of the students in the school, from pre-kindergarten to high school. Yearbook is diff
Yearbook of Astronomy Glossary Compiled by Brian Jones, David Harper and L. M. Stockman The 2018–2021 editions of the Yearbook of Astronomy include a Glossary at the back of the book. However, due to the increasing length of the Glossary, it has been decided to remove it from the book and instead publish it on the Yearbook of Astronomy website in the form of a
Yearbook Curriculum Guide 4 Editor supervises the development and production of the yearbook. oversees the total operation for financial, editorial, design, production and personnel concerns. enforces style rules and editorial policy. oversees development of yearbook's unifying concept on cover, endsheets, title page,
