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Special Thanks
Editor's
Final Thirty
The big moment has finally arrived.
The progress chart on the wall is
covered with big red checkmarks, layout
sheets have buried the entire office, and
the phone has finally quit ringing.
In the back comer of the chaotic mess,
the final shipment of layouts for the 1983
Gem are neatly stacked and ready to be
mailed to the printer.
And, after editing 1,128 yearbook
pages in the last five years, it's time for
me to throw in the towel. But first, I would
like to thank several people for their help
and encouragement:
CAROLE HUGHES, my first journalism
instructor, guided me through my
first two years of yearbooking at Moscow
High School. Even while editing the
Gem, it was reassuring to know that her
sincere encouragement and sound advice
were only a few blocks away.
JOHN POOL, ReproGraphics
manager, was always willing to lend a
hand. Whether he was called upon to
teach the staff how to use the VDTs, make
PMTs, assist with typesetting or provide
advice on the budget - his expertise was
always appreciated.
DEAN VETTRUS, ASUI general
manager, provided suggestions and encouragement
when they were needed the
most.
COLONEL CllARLES E. SAVEDGE,
the father of the modem yearbook, supplied
a never-ending flow of information,
enthusiasm and inspiration during the
past two summers at the College Yearbook
Workshop.
FRANK MYERS, SHERRY SMITH and
all of the other professionals at DELMAR
PRINTING COMPANY for taking the extra
time to assure our yearbook was being
produced exactly the way we requested.
Your hospitality during the plant
visits was also appreciated.
And finally, an extra special thank-you
to my small, but devoted staff of "miracle
makers." Although everyone contributed
their special talents, for the past two
years, JUUE REAGAN, managing editor
and CLINT KENDRICK, sports editor,
have been scrambling behind the scenes
to assure the deadlines were met. Without
their never-ending assistance, the 1982
and 1983 Gems would still be on the
drawing boards.
Thanks guys!
Gary Lundgren
1982/1983 Gem Editor
Colophon
Volume 81 ol the University ol Idaho's Gem of the Mountains was lithographed by the Delmar
Printing Company of Charlotte, North Carolina. Franlc Myers, university director, and Sherry Smith,
customer service adviser, worked hand-in-hand with the yearbook journalists.
The Gem submitted camera-ready layouts permitting the staff to utilize many typographic and
graphic effects.
Headline typestyles are as follows: Benguiat Medium Condensed in campus life, Belwe Light
in people, Caslon No. 540 in academics, Souvenir Demi in groups, ltalia Medium in sports, Italia
Book in Sportsbreak Magazine, Serif Gothic Outline for type logos in Sportsbreak Magazine, Avante
Garde Extra IJght and Gothic Book in community. Opening and closing headlines were set in Lubalin
Graph Extra IJght.
Body type was set in 10/11 Stymie Medium. Opening, closing, and divider pages were set in
14116 Stymie lJght. Captions were set in 89 Stymie Bold with a 10 pt. bold italic lead·ln. Opening,
closing, and divider page captions were set in 10/11 Stymie Bold with a 12 pt. bold italic lead-in.
All body copy was entered on video display terminals and processed on a Compuqraphic MCS
8400 photo-typesetter.
With the exception of those typeset In Souvenir Demi and Avante Garde, most headlines were
handset using Letraset, Formatt, and Chartpak transfer type.
All layout styles were designed by the staff using five columns across a double page spread (campus
life), three column (people and groups), "two on four'' columns (a.cademics), four column (athletics),
two column with a fioating plus column (community) and freestyle (opening, closing, dividers).
All rule lines were laid down by staff members using border tape. Lines close register to photos
are 2 pt. and those olose register to screened tint blocks are 1 pt. All other black rule lines are
hairlines.
Scree.ned backgrounds were handled by Delmar technicians. All tints are either 10 or 20 percent
black, with the exception of the dividers which also utili~ed 40 percent black.
Paper stock is 80 pound enamel. Endsheet stock is 65 pound cover weight stock, (Desert 123)
with brown inJc applied.
The cover material is Sturd.ite (Delmar 78365) on a 160 pt. binder's board with a design blind
embossed from a molded die. A black overton.e rub was used to highlight th.e design and the Spanish
grain (Delmar 1820). Gold (AC-8) was applied to the embossed type and rule lines. The cover was
created by the staff using a theme logo designed by Gary Lundqren. The embossed artwork was
sketched by Delmar artists from a photo submitted by the Gem.
All four-color separations were individually handmade from slide transparencies submitted by
the staff. Color press proofs were provided by Delmar to allow the staff to check color quality.
All underclass and senior portraits were taken by Varden Studios of Rochester, New York.
Spot color ink was selected from the Pantone Matching System (PMS) and process color inks.
Includ.ed are the following: PMS 124 (qold) on the pages 1, 2-3, 4·5, 6-7, 8-9, 250-251, 252-253,
254-255, 256, PMS 877 (silver} on the paqes 1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-7.
The 1982 Gem, edited by Gary Lundgren, received the Medalist Award from the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association with All-Columbian citations for Theme, Layout/Design,
Coverage/Copy, Community Coverage and Cover Design. The 1982 Gem is also a contender for
the Pacemaker Award from the Associated Collegiate Press having qualified as a finalist in that
competition by receiving an All-American rating. The Gem was featured in the December issue
of Scholastic Editor's Trends in Publications.
The Gem Is a department of the Associated Student Government at the Univers!Uy of Idaho.
The yearbook was produced entirely by students without faculty supervision.
Employing a maqazlne format, the Gem had a press run of 1,500 copies. The yearbook editor
visited the printer's plant to watch the color and black and white press runs. The 1983 Gem of
the Mountains yearbook, the Gem and the theme logos are copyrighted by the yearbook staff. No
part of this yearbook may be copied, photocopied, or in any other way reproduced without the
written permission of Gary Lundgren, the 1983 Gem editor. This is the second edition to be
copyrighted.
Address any inquiries to: Editor, Gem of the Mountains, Student Union Building, University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho 83843.
EDITOB-IN-CHID'
Gary Lundgren
MANAGING EDITOB
Jalle Reagan
SPOBTS EDlfOB
Clint 1tenclrick
STAR
Pat AWion
Werry Breckon
Nicolette Carrell
Nancy lafJIUDd
.Ailaia GallaQ'hw
Janet JleDcieDaa
PHOTO BUBDU DlBC!OB
Deborah Gilberteoa
PHOTO STAFF
Bob Bam
Damn rred.eriab
Pany Jerome
Moa:&te LaOranoa
Hugh Leatl
Michaela Touhey
Scott Spiker
Julia Yoet
Chrla W8Dclt
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