Presents a brief look at four outstanding high school yearbooks from 1973. (RB)

Presents the idea of awakening'' and growing up''--a leveling off from tensions and disruptions of past years as the theme for the 1971-72 William and Mary yearbook. (Author)

Suggests ways for yearbook staffs to capture the mood and spirit of a school through photojournalism and design. (RB)

Analyzes seven award winning photographs appearing in high school publications to show how effective a photographer can be when using the right techniques. (RB)

Presents ideas for captions in yearbook format, when and if they should be used. (RB)

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

Suggests ideas for incorporating student comments into yearbook design. (RB)

Analysis of photographs in the Los Angeles "Times" and the Washington "Post" shows men appeared more often than women, except for the lifestyle sections. (RB)

Reviews recent yearbooks from high schools and colleges across the country with suggestions for improvement. (RB)

In a discussion of the attempts of the organized workers' photography movement in Weimar Germany to redirect the use of photographs in everyday life, this paper analyzes photographs published in the "Arbeiter-Illustrierte-Zeitung," (AIZ) a large and successful picture magazine that emphasized a left-wing, humanitarian approach. The paper…

Photographs appearing in October 1-5, 1973, final editions of 16 major daily newspapers published in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. were analyzed for total number of pictures published, content category (breaking news, feature, or sports), placement (front page or inside), source (staff, Associated…