Describes the qualities that make Susie Hardie, the editor-in-chief of the 1976 "Colonel," yearbook of the Fleming High School in Roanoke, Virginia, an effective staff member. (KS)

Describes the characteristics that make the "North Star," yearbook of the Northside High School in Roanoke (Virginia), an exemplary production. (KS)

Describes the characteristics that make "Lance," the yearbook from Richmond Heights, Ohio, an exemplary publication. (KS)

Surveys new techniques and trends in format and content of high school yearbooks. (KS)

Describes the techniques which make the "Cotton Blossom," the yearbook of the Temple, Texas, High School an exemplary student publication. (KS)

Describes the structure and organization of the "Torch," an award-winning yearbook produced by the Catalina High School (Tuscon, Arizona).

Describes the techniques which make the "Jackrabbit," the yearbook of the Ralls, Texas, High School an exemplary publication. (KS)

Describes the exemplary qualities of this high school yearbook. (KS)

Provides suggestions for possible news and story coverage in a contemporary yearbook. (KS)

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

"There is no better way to learn to write well than to learn to write feature stories under the pressures of time and reality." (Author/KS)

Suggests ways in which photo-features can be used in high school publications. (KS)

Describes the successfulness of this high school yearbook's advertising campaign and includes a photo-essay illustrating the process. (KS)

Provides a brief historical review of "Photolith, ScM" and describes its contribution to scholastic journalism over the past 25 years. (RB)