Yearbook Introduction

Things in a yearbook:
1. paragraphs
2. titles
3. student names
4. dates
5. interviews
6. polls
7. pictures
8. footnotes
9. quotes
10. organization
11. school name
12. mottos
13. shout out to photographers
14. address of school
15. names of clubs
16. stories
17. events
18. table of contents
19. sports
20. faculty pictures
21. faculty names
22. page numbers
23. ads
24. senior class page
25. autograph pages

1. What is the title of your book? "I am"
2. What school is it from? Stony Point High School
3. What "thematic elements" do you see in your book? This means what elements are evident from beginning to end of the book.  I see titles and paragraphs and pictures throughout the whole book.
4. How many sections are in your book? This could be tough to figure out, but do your best. 75.
5. What is your favorite "spread"? A spread is 2 pages about the same topic. My favorite spread is called Absent for homecoming on page 162. It is about how this girl was super excited for homecoming and then didn't go because her grandfather passed away and she was super close with him.
6. Is there an Index in your book? yes
7. Are there photos of groups of people, like clubs and organizations? yes
8. Is there a table of contents? no
9. How many people go to the school whose book you have? 2,463
10. What state is your book from? Round Rock, Texas

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