Provides tips that will help improve and maintain good relations between the printer and the publications staff. (RB)

Discusses layout changes in the Warwick high school yearbook, reflecting changes in the school system. (RB)

Presents a list of suggestions to follow in producing a high school yearbook. (RB)

Suggests ideas for headline writing and presents a formula for a perfect headline. (RB)

Suggests a new method of internal justification for cold type and shows how to use it in student publications. (RB)

A judge of yearbooks looks at some of the common errors in yearbook copy and design. (Author)

Tells high school publication departments how to save money on printing costs by using a composer. (RB)

Tells high school publications advisors how to find recruits for the yearbook and newspaper staffs. (RB)

Discusses the effect type sizes can have on improving copy in student publications. (RB)

Discusses the elements of graphics behind the production of every good yearbook and newspaper. (RB)

Recommends getting bids for yearbook printing in order to get the best possible price and includes a proposed system with a sample "spec" list. (JM)

This study finds that industrial arts programs rank screen printing as a top priority, although the process represents less than five percent of the industry. Screen printing and letterpress instruction is still offered because it is inexpensive and serves to introduce students to the concepts and vocabulary of photocomposition. (JB)