Yearbook Introduction

1. Title of the school
2. Date/Year it was made
3. Catchy/Intriguing cover
4. Student life
5. Athletics
6. Academics
7. School clubs
8. Teacher page
9. Awards
10. Student portraits
11. School events
12. Table of contents
13. Index
14. Autograph pages
15. Graduating class
16. Numbering of pages
17. Scenic shots
18. Groups
19. Section dividers
20. Lots of collages
21. Student ads
22. Student quotes
23. Action shots
24. Catchy phrases/meaningful captions
25. Eventful stories

1. The title of my yearbook is, "Our lives, Our stories."
2. It is from Mary Carroll High School.
3. The thematic elements in my book are the stories throughout the whole book. The stories vary from individual student stories to breaking stories to motivational stories, etc. Also portraits and photos of events and students are seen throughout the whole book. And lastly, many quotes and captions for all of the photos are present.
4. There are 10 sections in my book.
5. My favorite spread is the story titled, "What Goes Around." I like this story because it talks about a freshman running with the varsity pack. At first everyone doubted him and thought he should just stick to his age group. However, as he began competing the varsity kids soon realized how much they needed him.
6. Yes there is an index in my book.
7. Yes there are many school clubs and outside of school clubs present in my book.
8. Yes there is a table of contents in my book.
9. 2,594 go to Mary Carroll High School.
10. Texas ( Corpus Christi )

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