Grandview Commerce High School - Annual Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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COMMERCE ANNUAL HIHIHI l murmuring The Clarke 8 Stuart Co, Ltd, B- C- DISTRBUTORS OF THE ' MIMEOGRAPH PROCESS STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, and EMBOSSERS 0 D 550 SEYMOUR STREET VANCOUVER, B. C. TRINITY 1341 - Z 52 SlIllllIllll3I llllIllIllltlll!!IIlIlliIlll!lIlI llllllIlIllII EXCHANGE One of the most interesting things about the publishing of a school annual is the opportunity afforded of being able to exchange with other schools, This year we are pleased to report that we have added further to our list, and have enjoyed reading every one of them from cover to cover. We acknowledge with thanks: State School of Science Wahpeton, N.D. The Agawasie Queen-i's College Queenstown, S. Africa Queen's Ouire Jaarblad H. S. Aliwal North, S. Africa Joernaal 0wen's School Islington, England The Arrow Technical H. S. Vancouver Vantech John Oliver H. S. Vancouver The Souvenir Templeton Junior H. S. Vancouver Tee-Jay King Edward li. S. Vancouver Annual High School of Commerce Portland, Ore. The Ledger ?oint Grey Junior H. S. Vancouver The Explorer Perth Modern School Perth, Australia The Sphinx Burnaby South H. S. Vancouver Annual

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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.