Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mrs. Sanson Reading Specialist Mr. Sungenis Chairman, Business Education Mr. Serluco, '44, Mr. DiGiovanni Mechanical Instruction 12 Mrs. Abrams, Mrs Kipping, Mrs. Faulk Library Mr. McKeever Media Specialist Mr. Wightman, Mr. Moore, Chairman, Mr. Leporati Mechanical Instruction

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PRINT SHOP Paul Rivera, Larry Cunningham, Shawn Swords. As every person associated with Girard College knows, the print shop is very active throughout every school year. The print shop produces The Girard News (the school newspaper), The Corinthian (the senior class record book), monthly calendars of events, the sports schedules during the year, the annual report of the President of Girard College, and the many forms used throughout the school. In addition, seven hundred hymnals were recently printed and bound for use in the Girard College Chapel. The variety of work produced guarantees that all of the print shop students are well trained. Many of Girard’s recent alumni have secured jobs as printers following their Girard print shop training. Apart from those who entered the work force in the printing line many have furthered their studies in the field at the the college level. The first two years of print shop are spent in learning the techniques that are necessary for a person to be employed as a printer. In the last two years, these skills are then applied toward putting out the publications and forms that are vital to our school. Our print shop is fortunate in having a computer typesetter. Setting-the type through this computer is the first step of the printing process. A photograph is then taken of the material to be printed, then a negative of this original is made. A plate is then made andis ready for “press-work”, or, the final step of printing. Each print shop student is given many opportunities to apply the skills he has been taught in order to master the printing art. 14 ne =