Once we learned how to create layouts, we learned some yearbook terminology. That included vocabulary that only us on the yearbook staff would understand. Once we got familiar with that, we were tested on it. The tests were there, like any other test, to prove our knowledge of what we had learned and how well we understood it. After the testing was over, it was time for our first deadline.
In the Yearbook class, we have deadlines. The deadlines are there to help us keep track of our work and make sure that we get our book on time. If we miss deadlines, our book release date would be pushed back and we would have to spend more money. To avoid that situation, we make sure that we are always ahead of our deadlines so that everything can go right on schedule.
Well, our first deadline was 32 pages of color. This would be the only color that would appear in the book. This was exciting because we all loved colored pictures and it gave us the opportunity to play around with different things. Everybody was placed into groups to work on different parts and pages of the book that would be in color. There were about five groups working on those different pages. There was a variety of things to be done, in terms of the pages. After all of the work done, we made our deadline and our 32 pages of color were finished.
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