All yearbooks should have:
- A catchy title that displays the school's name
- An individual section for certain clubs or sports
- A theme that is followed throughout the book
- Legible fonts for neatness
- Well planned color scheme
- Captions that provide good information of the photo
- Student interactive surveys to add interest
- Action shots, especially for sports
- Obvious things (words or photos) to give an idea of what the upcoming pages are about
- Stuent profiles if they have accomplished something outstanding
- Q&A's to engage readers
- Pages dedicated to the school's outside programs
- Student and teacher quotes
- Always labeling who said what/took what photo
- Covers special and major events
- Making sure every student is in it at least once
- Highlighting the students who volunteer
- A parent shoutout page for seniors
- A senior wisdom page for advice
- A hard back, appealing cover
- An awards page (ex: best dressed)
- Pages dedicated to the importance of the stuent council
- Students put in separate pages base on grade, not last name
- But in alphabetical order by grade
- Pages dedicated to the staff and their hardships
- My assigned yearbook is titled "Echo5 Orenda"
- The school is M.B. Lamar High School.
- The thematic element of this yearbook is color. Each page, before the students, is themed with a color of the rainbow for that whole page, but it isn't overpowering.
- This year book has 9 sections
- My favorite spread of the book is the flashback senior photos. They're really cute an their parents write them messages.
- Yes, there is an index in this yearbook.
- There are photos of people in groups and organizations.
- There is no table of contents, just titles on each occurring page.
- There are 3,525 students enrolled at Lamar in 2005.
- This yearbook is from Houston, Texas.
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