University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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1. 2. 3. 4. Mr. Gilchrist, newspaper adviser, leads the Mercury Staff in an evaluation session of the paper. Craig Brauf, Terry Travaskis, and Dave Benner discuss new copy for their next issue. Flay Dickson shows intensive reporting interest while writing his front page story. Kris Barnard and Chris Mathews edit the final paste-up before U-Hi's newspaper goes to press. 5'Misty Carlson reviews copy for the next Mercury deadline. 102 K R A ll -H' 4 ., 'inf' .t i lg M .1.i C 3

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Annual Staff Changes Style Making change their objective, the '78 Kronos Staff began the year with a trip to the Herff Jones Yearbook Plant in Pasco. There the students learned procedures for camera-ready pasteup, and writing and designing their own pages. These new procedures placed extra work upon the staff during the year, but allowed them greater design freedom. The book itself reflected the most change, being designed with a con- temporary magazine style format and emphasizing story-telling copy, larger pictures, and more color pages. According to Mr. Clark, the new annual class adviser, the objective of the class is to have each student develop an appre- ciation of good layout, develop skills in putting a good page together, and develop the best yearbook they're cap- able of doing. Front row Peggy Ellmgson Gen Slater Lisa Tombarelln Mark Cheryl Hagseth, Laurie Henke, Kim Tschetter. Row4:Jim Otis, Wood Joni Bretthauer Row2 Ftena Austin Lisa McKenzie Dan Ftenz, Beth Lamm, Pam Cox, Kristi Graves, Cami Pam Stickney Joan Lightfoot Wendy Potts Mr Clark Row3 Thomason Not pictured: Katy Azar, Tom Keith, Scott Sam Cathcart Renee DeFtosler Shlrly Gale Raelyn Hauf Reynolds Regina Gourd.

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Fall Difficulties Plague Newspaper Staff 5 Difficulty in the fall caused some problems for the Mercury staff's first edition, but on the average the newspaper came out once a month. Mercury advisor Bill Gilchrist noted that the fall paper was not close to perfection. Each issue of the paper is prepared by the editorial team. The staff members gather article information and after outside type setting, the Mercury staff pastes up each page of the paper for printing in the U-High Graphics lab. Mr. Gilchrist's plan is to allow the staff to do as much of the production work as possible so they can learn all aspects of journalistic production. Next years staff will be looking for more people who are enthusiastic, willing to put in some extra time, and who feel they have some journalistic skills, said Mr. Gilchrist. Seated: Misty Carlson, Chris Barnard, Joe Marlan.Front Row Standing: Mr. Gilchrist, Advisor: Debie Taylor, Bonnie Thompson, Craig Brarff, Joanna McCaslin, Terry Trevaskis, Dave Benner. Back Row Standing: Scott Baxter, Patty Kealy. 103