Yearbook Introduction

1. Name of school
2. Student photos and their names
3.sports
4. fine arts
5. large titles for categories
6. band & orchestra
7. staying true to theme
8. honor roll
9. index
10. staff
11. year
12. real world applications
13. adress
14.photos
15. descriptions and captions
16. chapters (categories)
17. academic classes
18. outside of school activities
19. school dances
20.senior class
21. separation of grades
22.neatness
23. superlatives
24.enrollment
25.location of school

 1. IMPACT
2. McNeil High School
3. Big titles and different colors are something that stayed throughout the book
4. There are SO many sections in my book. Maybe around 100 something sub sections while there are around 10 MAIN sections (chapters)
5. My favorite spread is the Art spread because it contains may photos of art by students.
It also really attracts your eyes because there is not a lot of text, but some, and there are many colors.
6. I am not really sure if there is an index in my book... if there is it is not very obvious...
7. There are many photos of groups and organizations, clubs, etc. It really shows the activities that go on at the school.
8. My book does not have a table of contents which makes it very hard to find stuff.
9. There are 2683 students enrolled at the school.
10. My book is from Texas

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