University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Kronos Staff

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WILEY STUDIO N. 1213 ARGONNE 924-0715 CLASS OF '78 ...remember us as you build for The fufure... LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORP. EAST 6206 TRENT 535-4681

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Not only as individual students, but as groups, we strive for new horizons: find new challenges, earn new successes. So it was for the 1978 Kronos Staff as they approached their yearbook production in a whole new manner. This year our Kronos staff altered the style of the book and attempted a 1000!n camera-ready program. The only other west coast schools attempting this are at the college level. The program gave us more design freedom in preparing our own materials. In short, we had more creative options because we assumed a program normally used by only professionals. The yearbook was advised bythe graphics facility to create many of our own special effects-effects that are normally too expensive when a professional printer accomplishes them. Collectively the staff accepted the the challenge of pasting up an exact replica of all the type and window masks for each individual page. This task is normally done by the printer. To do this we had all of our type set here in Spokane. This gave us the opportunity to use more variety than we would have had from a regular printer. We also composed some of our headlines by using hand set type. Essentially, then, the Kronos students executed about 20010 more preparation work than is routinely accomplished by a yearbook staff. We accepted a challenge. We struggled. We accomplished. Now we look forward again-each in our own way--to strive for yet another new horizon. Cheryl Hagseth Editor g Finds New Production Challenge