How can I place an image behind my header?

I am using a template for pages and I have been selecting their different styles of pages. They all have a image behind the header as a background...except one page. I would like to add it, but the image will only go in front of the header. I need to be able to see the header! :-) Anyone know how to solve this? Thanks!

I see the problem.
It works on the other pages because the things behind are Background Objects, but I see no way of making the foreground objects (as on the Mailer page) background objects. Background Objects are not supposed to exist in Layout mode templates.
I can see nothing in either the Wrap Inspector nor in the Format > Advanced options that distinguishes the two.
As far as I can tell Apple has done something in their coding but put no User Interface on it.
The only way around this that I can discover is to modify one of the pages where the objects are already Background Objects, to reconstruct the Mailer page by making them Media Placeholders then dragging a new image in place of the existing. Then it stays a Background Object.
Peter

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