Yearbook Vocab #1 - Theme

The ladder represents the blueprint for the coverage plans for the year, and those plans can change. It is literally the plan for each page of the yearbook.

• Ladder

• Theme

• Endsheet

• Divider Sheet

The _________ Is the idea or concept threaded throughout a yearbook.

The front and back page(s) of the yearbook that unify the theme of the book. - Can also serve as signing pages.

• Endsheet

• Divider Spreads

• Title Page

• Closing Spread

The ________ _________ divide the sections of the yearbook. Usually divides the grade levels and organizations.

This page is for the title of the yearbook, the year, the theme, volume number, school name and address

• Title Page

• Closing Page

• Opening Spread

• Closing Section

Usually one to three spreads that relate the theme to the school in general, but with specific facts and details.

• Opening Section

• Closing Section

• Title Page

• Divider Sections

The _________- _________ is the last page and/or spread(s) serve as a wrap-up to theme and school year.

This is a story in the yearbook. A copy should include a good lead, quotes, transitions, and a conclusion.

• Copy

• Caption

• Spread

• Spinoff

A ________ is two facing pages in a yearbook. For example, pages two and three are spreads and are both visible when the book is open.

A ________ is a word or phrase used in the sections to apply theme to all areas of coverage; can be a word from the theme phrase or words that express the theme idea.