Don't do it. My daughter, now 28 and a mother, was looking through her senior yearbook today. I brought it up to her so she could find a classmate. As she went through the back of the book, she looked up and said "have I ever thanked you for NOT putting one of those stupid ads in the back of the yearbook?" Looking at them 10 years later, she said it was very embarrassing for her to see the ads her friends parents put in, and she couldn't imagine how awful they must feel now, especially the ones the kids did with their current boy or girl friend. I told her that it never occurred to me to place one of those ads, as I firmly believe in not embarrassing my children. Those ads seemed like an awful idea at the time, and they still do. If you have to do something, wish them all well and remind them that there is life after high school, and it just gets better and better.

To answer Cheryl's question, in order to put words next to a photo, instead of just underneath, you'd have to learn how to create TABLES. It can get complicated, unless you use an HTML editor. Vicky--I just WISH my mom would have done stuff with us! All I remember is being forced to do chores, and since my mom saw it all as drudgery, so did I. That didn't last, fortunately. I kept my apartment tidy in college.

Thanks for sharing, Jan! I need this fun, dining inspiration! I was home sick last week, laying on the couch, staring into my breakfast room, thinking nope...it's not right~ it needs "something!" :)

How about marking off a 1-2 inch strip around all four sides of the page as a border and scattering the names on different angles, in different fonts and colors, etc. within the border and in the middle say, "And the winner is..." and follow it with the name you decided upon and why. Maybe set the center off even more by matting the "winner is" and the name and the reasoning all separately to coordinate with the colors used in the border. There's lots of variations you could do, but I'll leave that up to your imagination. If you want more specific ideas, let me know and I can give you some. (That might be a good way to do a particular layout for my dd's baby book, too- you inspired me!) Happy scrappin'! -Sarah