Yearbook Terms

A verbal statement and visual look that ties a whole Yearbook together is called a ________.

• Message

• Scheme

• Theme

• Idea

The outside of the Yearbook, front and back, which protects it, is called the ___________.

• Cover

• End Sheets

• Seal

• Spine

The spine of the book may contain all of the following except:

• Year

• School Website

• Book name

• Theme statement

The heavier sheets of paper that may hold the table of contents and be left blank at the end of the book for signatures are called

• Back ends

• Stop pages

• End Sheets

• Back Flaps

The first two (or sometimes four) pages of the Yearbook which introduce the theme are known as the ___________.

• Title page

• Opening

• Spreads

• Signature

True or False: The closing is the blank pages in the back for students to sign.

• True

• False

Pages used to indicate where one section of the book ends and the next begins are known as the ____________.

• Table of contents

• Stop Gaps

• End Sheets

• Dividers

Our book this year will be divided into sections in what way?

• Student Life, Academics, Clubs, Sports, People, Reference

• Student Life, Sports, Index, Signatures

• Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter

• Alphabetically

The list of technical information at the end of the book that may include the paper the book was printed on, fonts used, and copies sold is called the _____________.

• Colophon

• Signature

• Reference

• Index

The index of the book will contain:

• A list of all the students in yearbook

• A chart showing that years' sports scores

• A list in alphabetical order showing which students were covered in the book

• A miniature version of every picture in the book