Yearbook Introduction

25 Things Should Be Able to Find in a Yearbook:

1. Title
2. Table of contents
3. Year
4. State of school
5. Name of school
6. Population of students
7. Page numbers
8. Pictures of clubs
9. Captions for the pictures
10. Quotes from students
11. Pictures of sports
12. Portraits of students
13. Pictures of band 
14. Pictures of choir
15. Pictures of theater
16. Pictures of pep rallies
17. Pictures of dance
18. Pictures of cheer
19. Index
20. Names of people who put the yearbook together
21. Student council
22. Chapters/Sections
23. Most likely to...
24. Favorite teachers
25. Community service

Questions:
1. It's The Little Things

2. Trinity High School

3. Some thematic elements that are evident in my book are after school activities, sports, clubs, and trending topics in the school. Everything is nicely organized and pleasing to the eye.

4. There are 3 main sections with about 16 subsections total in my yearbook.

5. My favorite spread in the yearbook is the volleyball one on page 62-65.

6. Yes, there is an index in my book.

7. Most of the pictures in the yearbook have people in them. Many of the spreads are extracurricular activities and sports. The people pictures include volleyball, basketball, wrestling, soccer, dancing, and clubs.

8. Yes, the table of contents says that there are 3 main sections: Things We Love, Things We Do, and Things We Know.

9. 2,170 students

10. Texas