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1. Guidelines to Cutlines and Captions.

Author

Paschal, J. F. and Pearson, Dana

Abstract

Discusses writing and arrangement of captions for news photos and advertisements for best effect. (HTH)

Published
1984

2. Designing the News Publication.

Author

Garcia, Mario

Abstract

Discusses trends in the graphic design and layout of newspapers and provides suggestions for determining overall format and for designing front and editorial pages. (HTH)

Published
1985

3. Up-Grading the Mimeographed Newspaper

Author

Robinson, Marjorie

Abstract

Shows how the staff of a mimeographed school newspaper can develop efficient production techniques and can improve the content and layout of their paper. (GW)

Published
1977

4. The NEW 'New Adviser' and Page Design

Author

Garcia, Mario R.

Abstract

Suggests ways for making student newspapers and newsmagazines effective through careful page design; includes illustrations. (TJ)

Published
1978

5. A Tremendous Potential: The General Interest Magazine.

Author

Garcia, Mario R.

Abstract

Recommends that high school journalism departments consider publishing general interest magazines that combine the best of a news magazine and a literary magazine. Includes suggestions for cover ideas, format, headline positioning, and sections that might be included regularly. (TJ)

Published
1979

6. Changing Formats and Senior Reflections.

Author

Olman, Gloria

Abstract

Describes how one school switched its newspaper from the 8 1/2" x 11" mini-tab format to a larger, five-column format. Discusses some of the difficulties in changing and recounts some of the advantages. (TJ)

Published
1980

9. No Impossible Dream

Author

Hammonds, L. C.

Abstract

Shows how to produce a literary-art magazine which students will seek out and desire. (RB)

Published
1973

12. The Summer Workshop--A Testimonial

Author

Sharpe, Lillian

Abstract

Tells how a yearbook staff learned about diverse aspects of yearbook production through attending summer workshops; offers suggestions to aid other yearbook staffs. (GW)

Published
1978

13. Using Graphics in Mimeographed Newspapers

Author

Beckley, Cheryl

Abstract

Tells journalism advisors and staffs how to prepare mimeographed school newspapers, emphasizing graphics, printing, and layout. (RB)

Published
1975

14. An Adviser's Gentle Push...

Author

Dessler, Norman A.

Abstract

Tells how one yearbook publications advisor educated himself, organized his staff, and established guidelines that lead to a product that each staff member felt was a personal achievement. (RB)

Published
1975

16. Common Problems in Many of Today's Newspapers.

Author

Ridgway, Don

Abstract

Discusses three problems commonly found in school newspapers: leads that fail to get immediately to the heart of the story, editorializing within stories, and incorrect headlining. (TJ)

Published
1979

17. If You Are Scaling, Why Not Calculate?

Author

Seymour, William O.

Abstract

Recommends using a calculator instead of a proportion wheel for deciding how to scale photographs. (TJ)

Published
1979

18. Magazine Advisers Have Common Problems.

Author

Alexander, Erin

Abstract

Outlines the common problems of literary/art magazine advisers--meeting costs, time and space limitations, student involvement, magazine content, and layout. (RL)

Published
1981

19. The Photo.

Author

Cline, D. J.

Abstract

Shows how photography, carefully prepared, adds the dimensions of time and space to the printed page. (RL)

Published
1981

22. The Concern of Coverage and, the Two Section Tabloid.

Author

Brittain, Pat

Abstract

Discusses the feasibility of publishing two-section high school newspapers--one section devoted to serious, in-depth news coverage and the other containing lighter feature material--to ensure the best and broadest coverage of high school news. (HTH)

Published
1983

23. Today's Themes

Author

Dickey, Debbie

Abstract

Offers suggestions for selecting and developing a theme for the school yearbook that is timely, honest, and unifying. (TO)

Published
1974

25. Yearbook Themes.

Author

Cutsinger, John

Abstract

Discusses criteria for determining whether to develop a yearbook around a specific theme. (HTH)

Published
1985

29. Title Pages: Don't Take Them for Granted.

Author

Patton, Frances A.

Abstract

Examines the elements of a yearbook title page, offering suggestiions for thematic focus, type style and size, photography, and graphics. (HTH)

Published
1985

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