Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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288lGlosing The fourteenth edition of the AURORA was put into action last spring with the selection of a primarily new staff of which only seven of the 27 members were pre- vious members. The summer was utilized for the adver- tisement campaign and a Workshop at Hiram College, which was attended by five staffers. Also during the summer, the theme TURNING POINT was selected. The theme was chosen to correspond with the changes that Reserve and the community were going through during the year and into the 1980's. The theme is carried throughout the opening, dividers and closing pages which are done in an Oblique Layout style with a 3096 black background and overburned type. Headlines on these pages are done in 48 point Ronda. The body of the book is done in a Smokestack Layout style with an one pica internal margin. Headlines are 36 point Saul Bold Italic. All body copy is in 10 point Malibu while captions are done in 8 point Malibu. Varsi- ty Football was put in reverse and has a white tool line bordering all pictures for a special effect. Bordering the trails in the Sports section is a 2 point solid black line. The faculty and staff section was also done differently with teachers being placed according to their favorite television shows or cartoons. Text paper in the 1980 AURORA is 80 pound gloss enamel with end sheets being done in 100'Z1 reflex blue. The cover design is an orange shoegrain material silkscreened in blue and black. The books, measuring 9x12, are smythe sewn, rounded and backed. Completed February 10, the AURORA, 288 pages, was sent to Inter- Collegiate Press, Shawnee Mission, Kansas, where 850 books were printed. I would like to thank the 1980 staff for their dedica- tion, hard work and craziness. Although he became very upset with us at times, but was always there to keep us going, many thanks goes to our advisor, Mr. Iohr Maggiano. Thanks also goes to Mr. john Fowley, our ICP Representative, who gave his unbiased advice and help, I'd like to also thank Mr. Gerald Usselman for taking the Underclass and our staff pictures. Thanks is also ex- tended to Mrs. Martha Warmuth for all the typing she done for us and Karen Brown who helped with the typ- ing of the Underclass section. I'd like to personally than my friends for tolerating me throughout the year and specially my parents, whom I always took my frustra tions out on, and my sister, Iudy, who helped with the cover design. Without their love, help and support ' would not have made it through this year. I J 1 I I Photo Credits Tribune fBill Lewisj-pages 5,l22,l23,124,l25,126,I27. Gerald Usselman fGeneral PhotographyJ-56,57,58,59,Underclass Pete Perich lPerich Studiol--l2,13. Alicia Nash--204. Mr. Randall Davis--l6,I7,64,65,66,67. Debbie Lake--288. Fred Marzulla-34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,