Yearbook Vocabulary Quiz

Outside of the yearbook. Protects printed pages. Introduces theme

• Cover
• Theme
• Endsheet
• Title Page
• Opening

A verbal statement and visual look which ties all parts of the yearbook together. It should fit your school and your year.

• Cover
• Theme
• Endsheet
• Title Page
• Opening

Heavier sheets of paper which hold the pages to the cover. May be plain or designed to reflect theme. The sheets in the front usually contains the contents listing

• Cover
• Theme
• Endsheet
• Title Page
• Opening

Page 1 of the yearbook Should include the name of the book, the name of the school, the complete school address, and the volume number School website address and enrollment may also be listed there

• Cover
• Theme
• Endsheet
• Title Page
• Opening

The first two to four pages (or more) of the yearbook Introduces and gives context to the theme

• Cover
• Theme
• Endsheet
• Title Page
• Opening

A spread used to separate each of the sections of the yearbook It is usually theme-related in design and the copy on the divider links the main theme to the specific section

• Closing
• Section
• Index
• Four Color
• Divider

Printing in magenta, cyan, yellow, and black These combine to create full-color pictures

• Closing
• Section
• Index
• Four Color
• Divider

A complete alphabetical listing of all students, teachers, and staff covered in the yearbook

• Closing
• Section
• Index
• Four Color
• Divider

A traditional yearbook is typically broken up into six main topics. The sectors are used as an organization tool for the staff and the reader.

• Closing
• Section
• Index
• Four Color
• Divider

Final pages of the yearbook (typically 3 pages or more) Concludes the theme Should follow the ads and the index

• Closing
• Section
• Index
• Four Color
• Divider