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p staff arting shots Colophon The 1987 Roundup yearbook, volume 20. w«« prepared by the Advanced Journallim Year- book Production datt of Stroman High School. There are 216 regular pages and two four-page color tip-ina. The Roundup U a spr- ing delivery tKK k. Press run was 600 copies. The 1986 Roundup received a first place rating of Distinguished Merit from the Texas In- terscholastic League Press Conference. PRINTING: Roundup ' 87 was printed offset by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. Paper stock is 80 pound enamel and 600 copies were printed. COVER: The cover material is llthocote, and features an airbrush diagonally-graduated background from 100% to 10% super blue 11. Theme type of the printed cover is Book Jacket, which was photographically enlarged. A drop shadow is 40% black. All other type includes 10, 12 and 30 point Korinna with a photographically enlarged initial letter. Graphics include a Harvard rule of one point and three point rule lines. END8HEETS: The endsheets are Col- onial Blue and feature a short-stock front endsheet. DIVISION PAGES: The division pages use the cover airbrushed art work and use the same graphics and typefaces as the cover. A mini table of contents is listed for each section. PHOTOGRAPHY: All candid photography was taken by student photographers and the adviser. The students processed and printed all photography except for color pictures. People section photos are by Provine Studios. Senior portraits and club in- dividual photos were provided by several private professional photographers in Victoria. TYPE: Body copy throughout the book is 10 point Korinna with standard spac- ing. Captions are 8 point Korinna with solid spacing. Headlines are 36 point Korinna Bold, featuring a photographically enlarged initial letter. Sub-headlines range from 14 p)oint to 24 point Korinna Bold. Folios are 14 point Korinna and are centered on the page. GRPAHICS: Screens ranging from 20% to 40% black are used throughout the yearbook to create a shadow effect to graphically emphasize the theme. Rule lines vary from 1 point to 12 point in width. All columns of body copy and all captions are separated by a 1 point rule line. OPERATING BUDGET: The ROUN- DUP yearbook is self-supprarting and was produced on a total operating budget of approximately $23,000, which includes a total printing budget of approximately $22,000. Individual copies were sold during the one-day sale for $26.00. The regular price was $30.00. Extra copies, if any, cost S35.00. Plastic covers may be purchas- ed for $2.00. Advertising was sold in blocks, beginning from $20.00. Cam- pus organizations bought pages for $125.00 per page. Editor: Dana Ceding Staff: Tracy Beck, Brian Berkman, Robert Sims, Tammie Coleman, Lydia Hobbs, Tracy Johnson, Darren Orsak, Shelley Pribyl, Diane Diaz, Kim Kouches, Nicole Mathis, Jack Rickman. Photography Editor: Trey Graham Darkroom Manager: Esther Trevino Photographers: Laurie Jones, Dana Mathis, Randy Jefferson Business Manager: Darren Orsak Advertising Manager: Brian Berkman Copy Editors: Brian Berkman, Robert Sims Design Specialists: Tracy Beck, Dana Ceding Journalism Aide: Richelle Martinez Adviser: Melicent Bryarly Principal: JoAnn Stovall Taylor Publishing Company: Mike Parker, Houston; Patti Rollins, Dallas Associate Staff: Members of Journalism I class: Stacy Fillmore, Belinda Garcia, Eva Gonzales, Anthony Green, Todd Harvey, Melissa Hernandez, Laurie Jones, Ricky Leur, Chris Saenz, Tina Zapata Photo Legend I.During homeroom period from 8:30 until 8:50 a.m., students may use the time as they want. Sondi Snell uses her time to comb Annie Gary ' s hair. 2.Joe Charro Is a frequent patron of the library. Beginning In February, the library was open at 7:30 a.m. for students to use. 3.Even when Stacy Coffman Is studying diligently, she enjoys It. Caught by the yearbook photographer, Coffman looks up and smUes. 4. Students had seven minutes to get from one class to another before the tardy bell rang. VInce Vanorman stops on his way to class for a quick cool drink of water. 5. Tiffany Tisdell looks forward to the girls ' basketball team playoff game In Wharton against Alvin. All the team members found the charter bus more comfortable than the regular school bus.
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