Yearbook Introduction

25 things I think should be in the yearbook:

  • address
  • school name
  • title on the front
  • sport sections
  • staff
  • students
  • index
  • an opening 
  • table of contents 
  • page numbers
  • pictures
  • stories and titles for stories 
  • student life
  • clubs
  • special events
  • traditions
  • colorfulness
  • team pictures (football, soccer, basketball)
  • year
  • classes
  • graduation
  • school events
  • sororities 
  • editorial staff
  • school colors
1. Momentum
2. The University of Texas at Austin]
3. The elements that I saw throughout the whole yearbook was how they used there school colors for the background or borders of most stories.
4. There are 7 sections of the book.
5. My favorite spread was page 192 and 193 and it was about the Longhorn band and there spirit during performances. I really liked it because I thought the pictures were creative and well-organized.
6. Yes, there is an index in my book.
7. Yes, there is many pictures of clubs and organizations.
8. Yes, there is a Table of Contents.\
9. My yearbook didn't say.
10. My yearbook is from Texas.

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