Vocabulary Review 3rd Period

an inscription page found at the end of a yearbook listing details that pertain to print specifications of the yearbook.

text in a book. it can be body copy, caption copy or headline copy. every yearbook spread typically includes a copy block to tell a story

thick cardboard covered with printed or silk-screened materials that protects with printed or silk-screened materials that protects the page

a single page or double page spread used to separate each section of the yearbook. most staffs try to reinforce the theme on the divider pg.

heavy sheet of paper that attaches the book to the cover. there is an endshseet in both the front and back of the book.

the first few pages of the book, where the yearbook staff typically reinforces the theme introduced on the cover for the first time.

used as a way to organize the yearbook for the staff and the reading audience. typical yearbook sections include student life

phrases and logos that come from the theme concept and are used for each section of the book.

two facing pages in a publication. a spread should take into account what the eyes see on the two facing pages versus single pages,print sbs

a verbal statement and a visual look that brings all parts of the yearbook together. the theme should exemplify your student body, school

coverage that allows yearbook staffs to tell their students stories in multiple ways. can include surveys, Q , top ten, quizzes and charts

topics that will be featured on individual spreads as well as how the topics will be highlighted.

also called process color. the process to produce color pages on an offset press. the four ink colors are Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black.

one side of a signature; the eight pages that are printed on one side of the press sheet.

a complete alphabetical listing, along with corresponding page numbers, of all students, teachers and administrators featured in the yrbk.

the overall map that shows the placement of every layout in the yearbook.

sometimes called Sigs. sixteen pages that are printed on both sides of one press sheet on an offset press.

a binding method where 16 pages are printed on one sheet of paper, then folded and ultimately sewn together

one color that is printed on a page, usually a black and white page for emphasis.