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THE PRINTING OF THE ANNUAL With the exception of the multilithed photographic pages, all the work oi this Annual was done in the School Building by the stu- dents of the Office Appliance Department under the direction of Mr. Lockhart. iThe pictures were taken by the Camera Club who were also res- ponsible for the lay-outs in preparation for photo-lithing The illustrations were made from linoleum blocks, drawn and cut under the direction of Mr. Brooks of the Art Department. The actual printing is done on a multigraph rrachine. Each piece of type is picked up separately and set on a printing segment. The machine has a two-roll ink attachment, but each sheet of paper is fed by hand. , All the equipment used in printing this Annual was bought by funds raised by the students.
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