Design the Table of Contents Page

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This is a test! 

Directions: Please follow the steps and include all the list items below in your page.

Steps

1. Go to the Templates folder inside the Yearbook2016 folder. Find the Indesign template file named, blank8.
2. Then, File>Save as ... call it "djones_table of contents". (djones is my example -- use your own first initial, last name.)
3. The TOC is only one page, so create your design on page 2 (left side). 
4. You will not need to include the folio -- it's already there on the actual page.

Include the following design elements:

• Supertext -- Table of Contents
• Background -- Use one of the Halftones or Starbursts that already exist.
• A Panel for a Photo that represents each Section title. (Use photos that are already located within other pages -- choose the best ones!)
• Comic Book Style with Panel and the usual 1-pica spacing and 10pt. stroke.

Name all Yearbook Sections -- (example: Opening, Students, Academics, Sports, Clubs, etc.)  (shared with you in Google Drive) as a guide.

Required Content:

1. Page title (Supertext)
2. Section titles (you may be specific or general) -- for instance, you may Use "Sports" as a general section title only, or have subsection titles such as, Cross Country, Football, Basketball, etc... 
3. Page Ranges: for example, Sports could show a range like pp. 34-44, or Cross Country 34-35, Football pp. 36-37, etc... Personally, I would go for the more general section titles. (It's possible to only show 6 sections for our entire book. Don't forget Parent Ads at the end.
4. Panels/photos
5. Your unique design that has a comic book feel.

Turn in to the folder titled "TOC Test"