Friday, December 24, 2010

jan 19, 2011

Notice our catchy new slogan

Finish pages. Look at ladder diagram.
Deadlines. You can work after school.

D lunch should be dismissed at 11:58. Second bell.

Turn in all cameras

Nikon SD cards will be deleted after today. Backups on iMac 1.

Final senior headshot page(s)
Be user names are correct_spelling and formal (the senior name sheet they turned in)

Seniors who did not get a formal photo_Class of 2011
Roy Ewing

Proof names on class officer pages

Basketball team photos

Tennis team photos for yearbook_Brittney?


Tuesday, December 7, 2010

december 8

sports photos

volunteer_update turned in pages sheet & print out new pages

fccla and drama photos are under links

midterm exam questions? Discussion at 11:45.
"I don't know how to do this" is not an excuse.

deadlines for 12_8, 10 & 14
1. Check the ladder diagram for your name
2. If the pages are not finished, turn in a sheet and explain why. Also explain when the page will be finished. If you do not do this, you will get a zero deadline grade. A zero will void an exemption. Turn this in separately. This does not get turned in inside your folder with your timesheet.

exempt seniors_ pages are still due during exam week

christmas break makeup day is December 29. Email me if you plan to come.

yearbook must be finished on February 10 (also Coming Home day)

Sunday, December 5, 2010

december 6

pages 37 and 45?

deadlines for clubs & sports_extended until Friday?

sports photos on Wednesday_how many are set?

cover_Mollie

someone to put the yearbook pages in order int the notebook

do you need photos on Nikons?

Saturday, December 4, 2010

jpeg images for midterm


exam_photoshop and indesign



Create a new Photoshop document.
Size: 8.5 x 11 inches
Resolution: 300 ppi.

Click once on one of the JPEG images in the "jpeg images for midterm" post above.

Drag the opened image to the desktop.

Place this image in the Photoshop document.

Repeat with the other image.

Your layout can look like this or you can rearrange the images.

You do not have to have a background color.

Save your Photoshop document. File>Save As>JPEG.

Save the Photoshop document as your first & last name_midterm 2010.

Place this JPEG image in your InDesign page.

Save the InDesign page as your first & last name_midterm 2010.

Create a folder titled your name_midterm exam_2010

Place all the correct documents in this folder.