Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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From the Publication %oei immediately to the linolype machine in the Print Shop (above). Ralph Porter and his son th work in the Print Shop. Mr. Porter is an instnu . tudent of journalism. Campus Print Shop Publishes Hornet, College Folders ■T- OOt llh copy n set and edited, it goes to the composing table . ' i here the page is assembled.

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Giving out assignments (above) is the first Monday chore of Editoi Scars. All photos for the Hornet are shot and prt Dietrich Wolfframm Grueling effort is required to produce the paper each week. Each staff membei spends tit least six hours pel week. A vital pail of the production is interviewing. After Lila McHugh (below), feature editor, finishes her interview with auto shop instructoi Myron Appel, she has to write and edit hei copy.

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X From the composing table, tht thus, is put on tkt prt u. From tht ' ..v. tht papei goes out to various distribution , ntt i s on campus. The FJC print shop, besides being the publish- ing center for the Hornet, provides training for those planning to go into the printing trade. All activities take place under the skilled eye of Ralph Porter, lead instructor in the Print Shop. Students learn the use of the linotype, press, folding machine, Fairchild engraver and smaller presses. In the final phase of producing the Hornet newspaper, problems that arise in assembling the newspaper are solved on the composing table by juggling stories and lines to produce a profes- sional looking paper. Besides handling the printing of the college newspaper, the Print Shop does the bulk of the college printing jobs.