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

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

Tells how to plan effective page layouts for news magazines; provides illustrations from high school publications. (GW)

Discusses the daily school newspaper at Robert E. Lee High School in San Antonio, Texas, and shows how it solved its financial problems. (RB)

Discusses the characteristics of a quality newspaper and suggests some of the changes that may occur in newspaper layout. (RB)

Stresses the importance of identifying high school publications by the name of the school, the city, the state, or by providing information in the masthead. (RB)

High school yearbook staffs can make effective use of both proven techniques and experimental ideas in their attempts to serve the reader, always striving to achieve their primary responsibility-clear, accurate, and interesting communication. (MB)

Presents examples from four high school yearbooks stressing the need to concentrate on and polish up details for a good publication. (TO)

Intended for student journalists and their advisers, this book surveys many aspects of scholastic and professional journalism: the nature and function of scholastic and professional journalism, the building of an effective staff, the language of the press, and the law and student journalists. Sections are also devoted to extensive discussion of…

Written for students and faculty advisors who are involved in producing the school yearbook, this book discusses and illustrates the contents of a well-made yearbook. The function of the yearbook is examined in chapter one, and suggestions are made for arranging the yearbook according to the basic theme. Chapter two discusses coypwriting for the…

Lists fads and discusses the danger of copying such fads in scholastic journalism. (MB)