| A | B | 
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| posteriorization | A photo reproduced in a solid and a middle tone, rather than as a half tone | 
| press run | The number of yearbooks printed | 
| primary headline | The main headline of a spread which first captures the attention of the reader | 
| process color | Inks used in process printing to create  the full range of colors.  In 4 color printing they are yellow, cyan, magenta and black | 
| proofreading | Checking copy for spelling, content and grammatical accurcy | 
| proportion | Comparative relation between width and heighth of a photograph,  helpful in determining reduction or enlargement percentages | 
| publish | To produce and sell or otherwise make available printed information to the public | 
| pulled quote | Words "pulled" from text and displayed as a quotation | 
| quotes | Direct statements obtained through the interviewing process by the reporter, to be included word for word in copy | 
| ragged | Type set unjustified | 
| raided initial | Initial letter projecting above first line of text type | 
| reverse | The technique by which type appears in white within a photo or dark background | 
| running hed | A headline phrase or phrases running over several spreads | 
| sans serif | Letters not having serifs (small strokes at the end  poionts of letters) | 
| school paste up | Program where school glues down photos and type on layout forms | 
| scoreboard | Copy listing the season record of a sport | 
| screen | A process used to convert continuous tone, photographs and artwork into halftone dots | 
| screen percentage | A gray tone.  Method of printing ink in a lighter shade |