A page-by -page diagram showing the book's planned contents

The connected left and right page

Words in print in the yearbook.

The order of our yearbook contents for the year

Words used to draw in the reader to the story or page and summarizes the focus

Used within the story to break up blocks of text and provide entry points to the reader

A spread that indicate a new section

An imaginary horizontal line 1 pica wide used to unify the design of the page

The central idea or concept for the entire publication

The specific point of the story on the page

Which letter has an ascender

Which letter has a descender

The introductory portion of a news story

When you put something on your yearbook page design and it pulls to the proper alignment with other elements on the page

There are six of these in an inch in publishing

There are 72 of these in an inch (most basic unit of measurement in publishing)

The background has been cut away from the subject

This page has to make a good impression and give school reference information

A grouping of pages printed on the same sheet

This caption simply names the people in the photo

This caption answers the 5 W's and H questions, giving details not shown in the photo and/or quotes.

This caption provides insights and information through the subject's own words

Who is our publisher?

What is Mr. Durda's first name?