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Across 2. highlights one specific person 7. coverage that is presented in a different fashion to provide variety 9. helps readers find their way throughout the spread 10. conversation between a reporter and a source to obtain information 11. where the pages are bound together 13. money raised 16. the interviewee 18. aperture is measured by this 19. elements that help readers navigate the content 20. the quality of image detail 22. stores your images in one place 23. space between photos and copy that indicates to readers that they're supposed to be together 27. urging a potential customer to take action (ex. "Buy now!") 29. story that goes with the dominant photo 31. some Herff Jones exclusive thing that involves a grid 33. connects the front and back covers 35. a template made up of separators 37. when the first line is set more to the left than other lines 42. design choices should make content easy to read and follow 44. the stories 46. provide consistent spacing between all coverage packages on a spread 47. identifying the person who said a quote 55. the first page of the book 58. a buyer 59. any additional photos centered around the dominant photo, is smaller in size 61. can be answered in one or two questions 63. a "package" of content that relates back to your concept 65. a list of names, places, and subjects listed in the book and page numbers where they can be found 66. coverage broken into mods 68. the most important story of the spread 71. the first few spreads that introduce the theme 72. includes the page number, placed in the external margin 75. the largest section in the book including the portraits of all people at the school 77. any smaller level of coverage, primarily serves to get more students in the book 78. the topics featured on individual spreads and how the topics are highlighted 79. a direct statement that is retrieved through an interview 81. caption starters 82. includes printing information such as the number of pages, the colors, the font etc. often found at the back of the book with the index 84. coverage based on a general topic 85. to walk around looking for potential subjects for photos 89. eliminating any unwanted content in your photos 91. the arrangements of objects within a frame 95. a tool that scans your book for entries and gives you a list of entries, making it easier to do your index 98. an object in sharp focus will be isolated from blurred, out-of-focus surroundings 100. grouping related items together 103. distributing elements across the spread 104. when yearbooks get given away 105. someone who manages the budget and campaigns, as well as motivating the staff 106. the title of the copy 107. a list of guidelines a writer uses to maintain consistent punctuation, capitalization and school-specific rules 108. listing the season record of a sports team 109. brainstorming exercise to generate coverage ideas 110. last pages of the yearbook 111. a straightforward head-and-shoulders photo, taken by a professional

Down 1. a mini theme used as a section title 3. selling more books than originally ordered 4. white space around the page 5. philosophy that every student is included at least twice 6. narrows a broad topic into a specific narrative 8. the horizontal separator that mods hang from or sit on 12. about one million pixels 14. if items are not exactly the same, make them drastically different 15. natural lines the eye follows in a photo 17. explains what is going on in the picture 21. when reporters give their opinions 24. a layer of same-sized squares that helps create structure on how mods are placed 25. indicates the camera's sensitivity to light 26. the front cover that includes the name of the book, the year, and the theme 27. outside of the yearbook 28. the dominant element in a photo 30. a list thanking those who helped contribute to the book 32. a way for a business to support the yearbook 34. how long the camera's shutter stays open 36. elements that enhance the book's design 38. yearbooks are printed in this, then folded, stitched and trimmed into a book 39. a story that can stand alone 40. coverage that is shortened and condensed 41. cannot only be answered in one or two words 43. urging people to buy a book before the price increases or it's too late 44. a photo that is taken as an event is happening 45. the amount of money left after all expenses have been made 48. promoting and selling products or services 49. the focus of the story 50. heavier sheets of paper that hold pages to the cover 51. professionals in Kansas City that are part of your sales staff 52. coverage that is arranged in the order of when it happened 53. a grouping of photos 54. features six sections: student life, clubs, academics, people, sports and reference 56. smaller headline that accompanies the main headline 57. second level of coverage, less important than the primary copy mod 60. third level of coverage, less important than the secondary coverage mod 62. the largest and highest quality photo on the spread 64. using more than one spread for a topic 67. an image taken without a sharp focus 69. change in focus between the nearest and the farthest objects in an image 70. when elements such as pictures extend past the page 73. multi-level pricing, when the book gets progressively expensive 74. lists all of the pages and its contents 75. photo opportunity 76. a diagram of all of the pages in the yearbook 80. a different story that either expands on a topic or shows what's happening on a different angle 83. examples of this include: student life, academics, organizations, etc. 86. any area on a spread not taken up by content 87. side-by-side pages 88. the opening in a photographic lens that admits light to reach the camera sensor, measured in f-stops 90. extra books 92. a sentence a writer uses to link one fact or quotation to another 93. repeat visual elements throughout to develop organization and unity 94. markers of internal margins 96. the attention-grabbing introduction that sets the tone for the story 97. the overall feel of the book 99. to frame the center of interest with another object to attract and focus attention 101. separates each of the sections of the yearbook 102. the concept of the book