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l ,, l thought it would be easy acknowledging those who contributed in the production of this book until l reflected back and realized just how many individuals supported us. With them, we strived, we solved problems, we set goals, accomplished and touched new horizons. lt is to those people I say thanks...Everyone at HERFF JONES YEARBOOKS, of Pasco, Washington. Especially HELEN THOMPSON who worked closely with the staff handling technicalities, problems, and requests, and checking the consis- tency of our format...to DONNA COOK -who conducted a training sesson to familiarize our staff with graphics and paste-up and special effects...DALE QUINCY - our local Herff Jones service representative who worked directly with our adviser helping solve the late deadlines, enabling our books arrival as close to schedule as possible...PAT MOLL - in our business office who handled all the sales and budgeting for the book...the FACULTY MEMBERS that allowed our excusal during deadlines...TlM MC WILLIAMS-a local free-lance photographer for his time, advice and beautiful cover, end sheet, introduction, color section, and closing photographs...MIKE KINNE - a local typesetter extremely patient and helpful during our production schedule...1978 KRONOS STAFF - to those who put in that extra time needed to meet our deadlines and all who helped considerably in the completion of the yearbook...ln every staff are those members who excel in loyalty and dedication towards the book, Kronos Staff '78 is no exception. l personally extend appreciation to SAM CATHCART - our photographer, for all the hours after school, developing, printing, and working extra hard on the division pages photographic effects...to RENA AUSTIN - for all her hard work, and overall greatness she displayed assisting the graphics team prepare window masks and paste type...and finally to TED CLARK. From our adviser-to-Kronos '78 poured an endless faucet of knowledge, determination, dedication, and enthusiasm. With respect and sincere gratitude we say thank you. Cheryl Hagseth Editor ...Expresses Thanks to Contributors Book Specifications: Cover: Lithographic reproduction from 4x5 trans- parency: 160 point binder's board. Paper: 80 pound yearbook enamel dull. Type: Megaron Medium, with bold and italic. All type from Mike Kinne Typesetting, Spokane, WA. Specialty headlines hand set with Formatt Bookman Bold. Prlntlng and Blndlng: Herff Jones Yearbooks, Pasco, WA. Graphics and Layout: All special layout effects, all page layouts and preparation created 10096 camera ready by the Kronos Staff, University High School. All rights reserved: No part of this publication may be reproduced without the express permission of the Kronos Staff, University High School, Spokane, WA.
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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
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