MiddleSchool

For this section you have to:

 * 1**. Take a photo of each advisory in 6th, 7th & 8th grade. These might be being taken by Mrs. Thompson and/or Bill Neff, so coordinate with them ASAP. You need the photos to be clear, have the kids in rows so they can be identified, and NOT have a window or white board in the background!
 * 2**. Make sure that you have enough pictures in the beginning, you can always take more later.
 * 3**. Make the layouts fun!!
 * 4**. Make sure that the advisory pictures are **large enough.** This may be the only picture for some people.

You have to ask for the middle school advisory pictures usually talk to Mr. Neff or Mrs. Thompson for them. times they're ready to go on a memory stick (ask for this it will make you life a whole lot easier!!!) if you can take pictures of their classes - they understand that you need to get the pictures taken.
 * You have to come in contact with middle school teachers!!!!**
 * sometimes you have to scan them in but most
 * don't be afraid to ask middle school teachers
 * If you're stuck for a layout, look at older yearbooks to see what other people have done in the past. That can get you inspired.
 * Manage your time because it gets really hard if you try to get all the pictures taken really close to deadline.**

When creating your page: 1. Double check the spelling of each advisee's name. Maybe even triple check. 2. When you are laying out the pictures, zoom in to 300% to see if the picture edges touch each line. 3. In InDesign, make sure the pictures are proportional. (you can check this by using the white arrow tool) 4. When doing levels in Adobe Photoshop you have to complete doing Prepare black and white image then you have to go back to image; adjustments; then levels to make sure the peoples faces come out really clear. ( You have to do this more for indoor pictures).