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Consistent font as seen on cover

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Britta Seland- "Candid" Chantilly High School

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How to Survive a cross country meet

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Britta Seland-"Candid" Chantilly High School

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Britta Seland- "Candid" Chantilly High School.

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At This Point used a lot of white space but still managed to be very neat and orderly. The use of tweets and the social media-esque design goes along with the opening of At This Point where students are very focused on living "at this point"

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Brian garcia-In this book " the theme of this book is " and that's not all"

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Again the theme of Your Chance can be shown in "(Your Chance for) Fighting Back"

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Westwind 2009, Theme - "It's Only Natural"
A picture of a girl is shown with many elements of nature. Throughout the book, pictures include elements of nature and students in their natural habitat. The colors also go along with nature and blend together.

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Emily Long- I don't exactly understand this mod but it does seem to follow the Left Right theme.

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 4

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 4

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This human interest spread about an event the school put on incorporates the theme of "So Much to Say" because it includes student quotes in the folio, in the story, and in the top left hand side. It also features student tweets.

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Whitney High School, 2016.
This school's theme is "more." Most of the different sections either use the word "more," or convey that idea through the title.

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Evanston Township High School giving us some tips on how to survive social media

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Brian garcia- This discribes what clubs do to get them out there

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Whitney High School, 2016.
This page continues the design of colorful geometric shapes, which is introduced on the front cover.

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Antelope High School 2015
Creating a time frame for the interviews not only makes it easier to conduct them, but it is a more direct way to get answers while also allowing room for unique responses.

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In most pictures, they framed the subject.

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Adam Warner- Yukon High School 2016
The book uses a simple layout, with a heading directly related to the theme.

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The theme of things being "Your Chance" is so broad that nearly all the yearbooks titles can easily fit with it. "Your chance for Racing Ahead."

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At This Point had a very clean and simple design layout and they managed to use the theme in this spread

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 3

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 3

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The theme is incorporated in the caption modules by using the same orange/red color that appeared on the front cover to introduce new captions. The sight phrases are also related to "So Much to Say' as they are common phrases.

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Helen Widman- the "This or That?" theme is shown again with the phrase "Strut or dance" which then opens to a piece about a senior prom fashion show.

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Sarah Brown
Green Valley High School
2016
They continued the font in "bump" throughout most of their mods and they also always make that font a different color from the rest of the headline.

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Emily Long- The Howl 2015 "Left Right" theme. The black, white, and gold continue throughout the book.

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Evaston Township High School's year book for the 2016-2017 school year. Their theme is "School Survival Guide"!

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Adam Warner- Yukon High School
All of the page headings are related the school's theme of "Location." This ensures that every section does not stray too far off the central theme.

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Loudoun Valley High School 2016 - Including fun elements, such as the Instagram and Twitter posts on this spread, is consistent throughout book while also focusing on individual's stories to keep with the theme.

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Whitney High School, 2016.
The theme of this book is "more." In this mod they showcase extra things students do that make them stand out. The word "more" is also used in the title.

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Brian garcia- The theme of this book is " and thats not all" which describes the person and then adds on to who they are

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Adam Warner- Yukon High School 2016
The book starts and ends on pictures of their neighborhood maps, with a cut out circle on the cover to indicate their school's location and further emphasize the theme.

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 2

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Theme Development, "So Much to Say" part 2

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The theme of "So Much to Say" carries onto an opening page of the yearbook. The theme/title is clearly stated in the caption module and on the upper left side of the book they include student sayings. They include quote modules on the folio part of the page, highlighting the quotation marks that tie in with the cover.

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Helen Widman- the "This or That?" theme is shown again on one of the dividing section pages where the phrase "Plan or Cram" is used to tie in academics and studying to the theme. The same font is also used.

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Katrina Jimenez - West Shore Jr/Sr High School 2017. The lines encompass 3 complete interviews in one simple module. The theme helps to efficiently fill the space up with not only design, but also coverage.

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Emily Long- The "Left Right" theme is most notable in the folio where students give quotes about being left or right brained.

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Loudoun Valley High School 2016 - The same font is used for the cover title, headlines, and large quotes, while another font is consistent for the smaller quotes.

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Antelope High School 2015
Using the number seven makes the book easy to follow, while keeping the information short and sweet. The color red was used for the background, which appears throughout the book, and the title clearly connects to the theme.

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Helen Widman- the "This or That?" theme is shown again with the well-known phrase "Trick or Treat", which is also not used as a question to students, but as a way to tie the theme into student life activities such as Halloween.

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Adam Warner- Yukon High School 2016
The school again uses its theme of "Location" to ask questions about how students got to where they are, and integrates the map marker to signify the interviews on each page.

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Round Rock High School, shows it's overarching theme of things being "Your Chance" with sections such as this. This pages title of 'Playing Around,' could easily incorporate the overall theme phrase before it. Your Chance for Playing Around in High School.

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Bryant High School 2014: every statistic mod used the same font and box design as the cover

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Britta Seland- "Candid" Chantilly High School 2009. Throughout the book they have headers with a colored word and a line going through the words it like it does on the cover

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Westwind 2009
Theme: "It's Only Natural"
This is another example of an infograph that utilizes both color consistency and the word "natural." The varying shades of a color technique is shown from the cover throughout the entire book, as well as the utilization of the word "natural" to really tie in the theme.

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Adam Warner- Yukon High School 2016
The school integrates their theme, "Location", into its page dividers, a clever way to make the book feel cohesive and structured.

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Loudoun Valley High School 2016 - At the bottom of every page is the same general module. The image, quotes, and title are just changed to fit that section, and the color of the title and line across the bottom change as the color of each spread alternates.

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Bryant High School 2014: at the bottom of each page, they added a quote and used the same box design as the cover, as well as a combination of fonts like the cover

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Sarah Brown
Green Valley High School
2016
They included the word story throughout their book in headlines and mods.
They continued the theme by keeping the fonts consistent and by using the same color green throughout the book. They used this shade of green in their headlines and their cover.

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Ilene Marzke - They made sure to tie the theme with every section divider by having the headline be in brackets and start with the word, frame.

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Bryant High School 2014: the same box design and small vs. big font is used on the cover and for the tiny mods

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At This Point was not afraid to experiment with their photos

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Westwind 2009 - The theme was "It's Only Natural" and the cover utilized different shades of the color blue. The theme is continued here by using natural pictures of students and continuing the use of different shades of a color.

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Helen Widman- "This or That?" theme. The same font is used as the cover and the question is asking "Table or box?"

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Britta Seland- "Candid" Chantilly High School 2009. To stick with the theme they used the same fonts and colors in each divisional

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Sarah Brown
Green Valley High School
2016
They continued the story theme by including pictures and stories about past events as well as current events in their school.

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Loudoun Valley High School 2016 - The colors that appear on the cover are kept throughout the book. One color from the group is featured on each page, so one page might have yellow accents while the next has red accents.

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Katrina Jimenez - West Shore Jr/Sr High School 2017. The book incorporates simple lines as a design element. The lines used here not only serve as this purpose but it also serves as a function.

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At This Point Crown Point High School 2015

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Yukon High School 2016
The school integrates their theme, "Location", into the questions asked to the student body throughout the book.

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Katrina Jimenez - West Shore Jr/Sr High School 2017. Bright pops of color are used on different pages depending on the photos used on each spread.

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Antelope High School 2015
The yearbook from Antelope High School in Antelope, California shows theme by referring to
the number seven. Within the first few pages, the staff explained what was so significant about their theme: not only is seven a lucky number, but it was also the seventh yearbook of the school.

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Round Rock High School 2016 yearbook/Leah Jablonski 

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Round Rock High School 2016 yearbook/Leah Jablonski 

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This school's theme was "Your Chance," a phrase that could be consistently found throughout the book

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Bryant High School 2014: the cover uses the same box as the scoreboard

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Ilene Marzke - Although they did not continue the colors of the theme through out the book, they continued the theme of a "frame" of mind by putting an outlined frame on each spread and brackets for the Q&A's

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The Howl 2015. The theme for this book was Left Right. The theme is supposed to represent two different opinions or points of view. The folio kept to the theme well and there were a few mods dedicated to it but overall I felt like the theme could have been used a lot more.

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Green Valley High School
2016
The school stayed consistent with these fonts and colors throughout the book.

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Katrina Jimenez - West Shore Jr/Sr High School 2017. In this module, the lines of design are helping the audience connect the photo to the interview.

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This school, Westwind, 2009, used the theme of "It's Only Natural." That theme is shown in this infograph because the word "natural" is repeated and the design of the two words mimics that of the cover.

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James Enochs High School 2014

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Ilene Marzke - The theme of the yearbook is Frame of Mind.

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Whitney High School, 2016.
This school's theme was "more." The title of these pages include the word "more." Also the colorful graphics match the design on the front cover.

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Bryant High School 2014- The theme was "Settled IN," so most of the mods include the word "IN" in some way

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At This Point Crown Point High School 2015

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Leah jablonski/Round Rock 2016 neat module example

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This yearbook draws from the theme "This or That?" and uses this question to gather personal opinions of students and what they prefer. ex. "Shorts or kilts?" They also use the same font and same design for section dividers. The "This or That?" question is found all throughout the book. Here the phrase "Rain or shine" is used; not to pose a question, but as a catchy title for a piece on some type of color run for the school.

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Loudoun Valley High School 2016 -  Their theme was "So Many Stories," so to keep with that theme, they made their story multiple quotes with the names underneath instead of the traditional lead, transition, quote. They had multiple stories from usually at least 8 different people per spread, so it definitely kept with the theme.

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The theme for West Henderson High School's 2014 yearbook was "So Much to Say" (Westwind 2014). The cover clearly states the theme, an orange stripe with white writing calls attention to the title and name of the book. The dark background also ties into the theme as it is covered in gray phrases that students would say (ex. "we're the cornhole dream team." They also use quotation marks around all the phrases to show that they are dialogue, which the title establishes.

I have no idea why the picture is upside down, sorry!

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This yearbook's theme was "It's Only Natural" (Westwind 2009) and I like how this staff used pictures of nature and natural color accents, as shown in these pages.

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Katrina Jimenez - West Shore Jr/Sr High School 2017. The stronger appearance of the theme can be seen in the spreads with more copy and less pictures. It's smart to have a very basic and simple theme so it's easier to incorporate it into more spreads.

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Sarah Brown
Green Valley High School
2016
Theme: Based on the True Story. Throughout the book, they used the word "story" in their headlines and mods. They also included stories from actual students across the bottom of every page. They also wrote alternative stories that were just giant quotes about a student's experiences. Throughout the book they connected their school's past to the present school year by including reflections from seniors, pictures from previous years, and stories about events that occurred in the past.

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Shelly Marshall- James Enochs High School 2014
The style of differing fonts and word sizes seen on the cover of this Yearbook continued in the headlines on almost every spread.