Yearbook

Gainesville High School Yearbook


Yearbook is journalistic in nature and allows students to participate in the production of the school yearbook. Students in this course are required to learn layout design; write and fit copy, captions, and headlines; sell advertisements; learn basic photography skills; and should be proficient on a computer. Individual responsibility is essential toward completion of assignments for deadlines. Students will also have the opportunity to accept leadership positions and develop new skills as they build the yearbook. To register for this course, students must sign up for both first and second semesters.
The name of our yearbook is "The Radiator"

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Week 3 Vocab
  1. Interview Quetions
  2. Angle
  3. Quotations
  4. Hook
  5. Transition
  6. Quote attribution
  7. Feature Copy
  8. Headline
  9. Caption
  10. Lead-in
  11. Present Tense
  12. Third Person
 
Week 2 Vocab
  1. Signature
  2. Multiple
  3. Ladder
  4. Deadline
  5. Job Number
  6. Yearbook Avenue
  7. Blog address
  8. Business Ad
  9. Recognition Ad
  10. Follow-up
  11. Facsimile
  12. Favorites (Bar vs Tab)
 
 
You will have a weekly Vocab Quiz for the first 5-6 weeks
 
Week 1 Words
  1. Cover
  2. End Sheets
  3. Title Page
  4. Opening
  5. Table of Contents
  6. Index
  7. Divider Page
  8. Section
  9. Double Page Spread
  10. Closing
  11. Supplement
  12. Radiator
  13. Spine
  14. Theme
  15. Community Section

 

Week of March 24, 2014

Continue to work on your spring pages. However - when you have time, lets work on our portfolio.
  • Show evidence of Responsibility and Organization
    • Write a paragraph or two about a time when you were given responsibility and rose to the occasion.
    • Write a paragraph about how you like to organize the things you do like your time, homework, notebooks, job, etc.
  • Show evidence of Team Work and Work Habits
    • Write a paragraph about your team cooperation, how you work well with others (give examples - like yearbook, sports, church, classroom, etc.)
    • Write a paragrah about your work habits - examples could be - when you do your homework, how you balance playing a sport and your class work, how you might use a calendar or technology to help, etc.
  • Don't forget your 2 letters of recommendation
  • Select five our of the ten interview questions in the staff folders. Pick five that you want to answer and delete the others.
  • Be collecting any award certificates, recognitions, memberships. You can also write a paragraph about memberships you are in and give examples.

 

Week of October 7, 2013

Work on your Portfolio. These SHOULD BE complete by now. Please put all your Portfolio files in YOUR staff folder and create a new folder named PORTFOLIO
  • Resume
  • Goals - HS goals, 5 year goals, 10 year goals
  • Character Vocab
  • Job Application
  • Reference List
  • Cover Letter (get a WordIT! book and turn to page 49) Type a letter referring to this letter only - you will pretending to apply for a job of your choice.  You can make it up OR find a job online.

 

March 18-22, 2013

Yah!!!!! We are finished with the main book.

Continue working on your spring supplement pages.

All yearbook staff need to work on a resume

  • Go to MS Word
  • Click New / Under office.com Templates click Resumes and CV's
  • Select Basic Resumes then select a Template that you like
  • Work to complete this resume by the end of this week FOR A GRADE!
  • Save the resume in your staff folder.

December 12, 2012

Can you believe it is 12/12/12

Will you please take this survey about our Christmas Party next week. 
Party Survey

40 questions related to yearbook - click here for your Final Exam

Looking forward to seeing you all.


October 22, 2012

  • Visit from Jostens Rep - Sean McCarthy
  • Work on coverage for the following this week
    • Miss GHS
    • Gainesville's Got Talent
    • State Volleyball - Round 2
  • Discuss Powder-Puff jobs for this week
  • Peruse the pictures for the week
  • FYI - links of interst below

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September 24, 2012

  • If you're interested in going to the GSPA Conference, don't forget to bring $15 to register.
  • Pat Cornelius, Jostens, will be here Tuesday to discuss cover and ladder.
  • Make sure you work on your pictures for your spread. Look thru new pictures and place in your "Top 25" Folder
  • Picture Day is Thursday, September 27, 2012

Link to Volleyball Pictures

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Picture Packet Stuffer—Your Yearbook Tip of the Day for Friday, September 28.

 September 21, 2012


Link to GSPA Conference

 

September 19, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-11 Students will use multimedia software to effectively produce a variety of personal and business media-rich projects.
Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive

Link to pictures




September 17, 2012
Objective: BCS-BCP-11 Students will use multimedia software to effectively produce a variety of personal and business media-rich projects.

Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive
September 12, 2012

EQ:

  • What is the best way to interview subjects for a yearbook spread? 
  • What features of a picture or graphic can be manipulated to enhance appearance?
  • What elements can be included in a graphic presentation to enhance appearance?
  • How can I use yearbook avenue to create a yearbook spread?

Assignment:

  • Take the weekend pictures off the camera
  • Make sure you have selected 3 people to interview for each spread you are assigned (if your event is going on now or passed)
  • Create a folder for your top 25 photos related to your spread that you MIGHT use.  You do not upload all photos - we have a limited amount of space.
  • Please practice working on a spread so you can become comfortable with working in yearbook avenue.

September 11, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-11 Students will use multimedia software to effectively produce a variety of personal and business media-rich projects.

Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive

EQ:
  • Why is it important to understand the operations of a digital, camera?
  • What is the process of editing a photo using Photoshop?
  • What is the proper way to interview?
Assignment:Crop and enhance pictures you might use in your spread.
Plan other pictures you will need for your spread.
Get your questions ready for your interview
Interview 3 people for your spread.

September 10, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-11 Students will use multimedia software to effectively produce a variety of personal and business media-rich projects.

Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive

EQ:
  • Why is it important to understand the operations of a digital, camera?
  • Why are tools and palettes essential to understanding photo editing software?
  • What features of a picture or graphic can be manipulated to enhance appearance?
  • What elements can be included in a graphic presentation to enhance appearance?

Assignment:
Get all pictures off the camera from weekend events and file in its proper place.
Crop and enhance pictures you might use in your spread.
Plan other pictures you will need for your spread.
Get your questions ready for your interview
Link to pictures from West Forsyth

September 7, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-6 Students will demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate using a variety of written techniques in business and personal environments.

Start-up:

  • Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive.
  • Gather supplies needed to complete the copy, upload photos, an design a spread.

EQ:

  • How can I practice using the camera, taking pictures off and uploading them to yearbook avenue?
  • How do I begin learning how to design a spread?
  • What is a dominate?
  • What is an eyeline?
  • What is a click and go?

Assignment:

  • Using the information you have gathered, create a yearbook spread
  • Contact businesses to purchase a business ad
  • Select a dominate photo
  • Use the design features you have learned to complete your spread.

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-6 Students will demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate using a variety of written techniques in business and personal environments.

Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive. Gather supplies needed to complete the copy and photography assignment

EQ:

  • Using my interview, how can a write good copy for the yearbook?
  • How can I practice using the camera, taking pictures off and uploading them to yearbook avenue?
  • How do I begin learning how to design a spread?

Assignment:

  • Check your copy in the copy folder
  • Continue contacting your businesses to purchase a business ad
  • If you are covering an event - get a camera lesson
  • Practice designing a yearbook spread.

Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Objective: BCS-BCP-6 Students will demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate using a variety of written techniques in business and personal environments.

Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive. Gather everything you need to prepare for interview and copy writing.

EQ:

  • What is the proper way to conduct an interview?
  • How can I come up with interview questions?
  • Using my interview, how can a write good copy for the yearbook?
  • How can I use the Canon Rebel EOS to take pictures of students?
  • How do I get the pictures off the camera on to the S Drive, then on yearbook avenue?

Assignment:

  • Complete your interview and copy writing.
  • Contact your businesses to purchase a business ad
  • Photo Activity - Select 10-15 pictures from the S Drive to upload to yearbook avenue - pictures you can use to create your first practice spread.
  • Design Lesson

Tuesday, September 4, 2012

  • Vocabulary Quiz
  • Go here to take quiz and set up an account
  • Complete interview with student
  • Write copy using your interview
  • Photo assignment 

Monday, August 27, 2013


Start-up: Log in to Yearbook Avenue AND the S Drive

EQ:

  • What is effective communication?
  • How can I copy files and move to new folders?

Assignment:

  • Visit from Jostens Representative
  • Students will divide into teams to search and research pictures for WSB-TV
    • Deshaun & Caleb - football (24)
    • Meg & Suzanne - sports (10)
    • Karina & Kimberly - Community & Service (10) Blood Drive, Cans, Pink Night
    • Katie & Georgia & Esteban - Campus Life (10-15) show fun on campus
    • Mary & Sandra - Academic (10)
    • Jack & LB - Awards (Blue Ribbon, Academic Bowl, etc.)
    • Maggie & Anna - Cheer (10)
    • Tamara & Leslin - Fine Arts - include band, plays & awards, art (15)
  • Go to yearbook avenue
    • Click Training
    • Look at the top under Page Designer Basics and watch the tutorial
  • Contact businesses to purchase a business ad

August 13, 2012

  • Turn in signed forms
  • Team Building Fun with decks of cards
  • Class discussion
December 14, 2011
Yearbook Final Exam
  • Go to Yearbook Final
  • Go to student log-in and create an account - you'll have to search for Donna Miller and yearbook to join the class. Once you find the class click yearbook and you should have one quiz - click take
  • If you have a problem Alexis should be able to help.
  • Please Please Please - make sure you finish your Academic Spread, Fall Sports Spread, etc.
  • Thank you - I love you all and appreciate YOU!
  • Wishing you all a most blessed Christmas and holiday season - enjoy family and friends!
August 29-September 2, 2011
  • Check the S Drive - S:\YearBook\2012Yearbook\Business to make sure your phone number is correct - add to your contacts
  • Continue to sell your business ads
  • Senior Drape Picture Day is Friday, September 2 - let's get organized.
  • Make sure you have completed a "Big Idea" sheet AND 10 questions for an interview related to your spread.  This is for a grade.
  • Research through old yearbooks, magazines, the Internet, etc. for ideas related to your spread - remember we want fresh new ideas
  • Constantly help to keep our yearbook room and contents organized and replace in its rightful place.
August 21-26, 2011
We will spend this week planning, organizing, and learning the ins/outs of yearbook.
  • Organize news for the year
  • Look through old yearbooks for history and ideas
  • Photography Scavenger Hunt
  • Vocabulary Test - Wednesday
  • Work on Ladder
  • Visit from Josten's Representative
  • Finish interview questions related to your spread.
  • Cover the pep rally
  • Cover volleyball
  • Sell your ads
  • Discuss Graphic Elements
  • Sell Yearbooks - last week for $60 - price goes up to $65
  • Classroom organization
  • Assignment of duties
August 11, 2011
  • Organize Picture Day
  • Complete Bulletin Boards
  • Weekly List
  • Calendar
  • Sand & Paint table
  • Create signs for
    • Back to School Special
    • Senior Ads
    • Dates
August 10, 2011
Happy Birthday Evan
  • What are the parts of a yearbook?
    • Cover
    • Spine
    • Theme
    • End sheets
    • Title Page
    • Opening
    • Closing
    • Divider Page
    • Section
    • Headline
    • Copy
    • Caption
    • Eyeline
    • Dominate photo
    • Folio
    • Graphic Element
  • Editorial Jobs
    • Enter sales
    • Clean & organize office
    • Type lists
August 9, 2011
  • Jobs to get organized for the year
    • Make Signs
    • Bulletin Boards
    • Supplies
    • Picture Day Material
    • Straighten Posters
    • Inventory Cameras, etc.
    • CD Inventory
August 8, 2011
 Welcome to Yearbook
Getting to Know YOU!
Getting to know ME!
Introduction to Staff
Welcome 2012 Yearbook Staff Members
  • Editor in Chief - Karina Garcia
  • Co-Editors - Crystal Lipscomb & Jenrette Romberg
  • Returning staff members - Maggie Hood, Evan Meeks, Liz Lineski, Martha McKinnon
Deadline 3 - due February 28, 2011
  • Work to complete the entire club section
  • Work to complete the entire academic section
  • work to complete the remaining student life - pages 33-48