Chadwick School - Dolphin Yearbook (Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA)

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OUTDOOR ED. FUN. Stu- dents from all levels learn respect toward the out- doors, including, through the ropes course. if STAGE CREW. With new faculty member, Bob Rule, the stage crew broadened its horizons with new tech- niques of stage manipula- tion. THATS WHERE I WAS. On rocket day, Anna Fisher tells Bob Rule and Jim Am- berg exactly where her or- bit took her. M3 JS fy 3 266 Closing f

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72. These are messages and thanks from the Editor In Chief to those people in- volved in production of this year's Dol- phin. Mr. Morgan and Ms. Branica: Your lead- ership and support has allowed me to survive the past months. The staff does not realize what they put us through, but next year things will change. Keep up the good work, you have an idea of what is ahead, and it can be done. Mrs. Wehrmeister and Ms. Knight: Thank you for all the time and patience in- volved in dealing with 20+ computer workers. It is the computer lab which has allowed the copy to be at the level that it is. 1988 Dolphin Staff: I hope you have all learned something from your experiences on the staff. Next year things will be different, just as the school changes, so should the year- book. You should have your work cut-out for you. I'm sorry if it was my fault, but I don't think it was. Future staff members: Be prepaired to sac- rifice time, learn your stuff early. The biggest detriment to a staff is a lack of understanding by people who are doing pages. Take the ini- tiative, and take some chances, who knows 11, . . If , il fi , 1 ,. v1 rf, X fp, - 9 is E 268 Closing 2 how it will turn out. The most imprtant idea is that deadlines are not to be tampered with. You have to get erverything done ahead of time, because problems will arise and cause delays. Future editors: In the next few years, I hope that the Dolphin will continue to improve and eventually become an award winning book. This goal will take introspection within the school as to what it wants in a yearbook. I have tried to provide Chadwick with an expo- sure to more text in the book, and it is the best copy ever written for a yearbool at this school. Look at it. Think abou your view oif the book in ten to fifteen years, will you read the copy tnan? Probably. Finally, the deadline is not sopmething you try to miss. It is the point where you try not to spend twenty hours rush- ing to get things done. fEven though it can be fun.l To the school: Don't just look at this book!!! READ too!!! We're trying to upgrade the Dol- phin , and allow you to experience what is available from the yearbook industry. We have not produced the publication it is possi- ble to create at Chadwick, yet. with a little work, and some major changes, the book acn be a top-notch publication in Southern Cali- fornia. Chadwick is going through changes, as will the Dolphin. We hope you will be patient with the time which is coming, because the book has to solidify its position in our com- murity. One final note: we have tried to get all the names spelled correctly. If there are goofs, please pardon us. It is difficult for students in the Upper School to know other students from the Village and Middle Schools. The new com- puter program has helped but be patient. WHO MADE I IT HAPPENTP! Editor In Chief: Hank Wilkinson Asst. Editors In Chief: Jori Hayter Tina Marquis Advisors: Douglas Morgan Julie Branica Editors: Events - Ashley McKinnie Faculty - Kristin Jackson Danielle Davidowitz Seniors - Wendy Metzger Hank Wilkinson Upper School - Scot Cook Middle School - Scot Cook Village School - Tina Marquis Organizations - Peggy McKinnie Vanessa Kaleb General Activities - Jori Hayter Scot Cook Fine Arts Activities - Kristin Lauck Sports - Kristine Cioffi Advertisments - Nathalie Hettig Index - Michael Clarke Art Editor: Andrea Parkes Art Staff - Rachel Rosental Ellie Hughes Photo Editors: Ashley McKinnie Chris Patz Photographers - Chris Patz Reed Sicherman Kevin Wilden Wenny Miao Douglas Morgan Hank Wilkinson Contributing Photographers - Phil Chen Jason Mok Chip Jacobs Jason Snyder Gene Bae Tina Marquis Kristin Lauck Ashley McKinnie CCLOPI-ION The Chadwick Dolphin is the annual publication of Chadwick School portraying the school year. The Dolphin began with forty-two members, and ended production with twenty-seven members. Published by Jostens Printing and Publishing division, the book contains two hundered and sixty-eight pages, eight of which are color. Technical and moral sup- port from Jostens was provided by Jack Tingley, and plant coordinator Susan George. Using a custom design program with Jostens, the Dolphin had a three color, stiff, lithographic cover, to which the pages were sewn. Cover colors were medium blue 285, gold 123, and metalic silver 840. End- sheets were printed in black, on snow white paper. The Flippin' Out and thematic Headlines were printed in Rage Italic, a style by Letraset. General headlines were in Helvetica of varying sizes, and copy was printed in ten point Century Schoolbook. Captions were printed in eight point Cen- tury Schoolbook Bold, with use of regular weight for the names in group pictures. For the first time, copy and headlines were written on Auto Copy I, a program donated by the CMA. Eight hundered and fifty copys of the book were ordered, and given to students, faculty, staff and friends of the staff, for free on June 7, 1988.