Niagara College of Applied Arts and Technology - Yearbook (Welland, Ontario Canada)

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Advisory Committee Mr. Larry Brooks Lincoln Graphics Limited Mr. Ken Daley The St. Catharines Standard Mr. Robert Eby R. Eby Associates Inc. Mr. Harold Filllngham Renown Printing Company Ltd. Mr. William A. Godfrey Service Letter Shop Mrs. Rita Harder Commercial Photo Copy Mr. Jack Laminman Pakfold Business Forms Mr. Lawrence Moyer Commercial Photo Copy Ltd. Mr. Arnel W.M Pattemore Lincoln County Board of Education Mr. lain Purves Superior Engravers Grad Placement ST. CATHARINES Commercial Photo Copy Service Lincoln Graphics Williamson LaLonde Commercial Art Go-Print Ltd. Kopy-Kats Advertising Works Courier Typesetting Stokes Seeds WELLAND Welland Printing Co. Rainbow Colour Service Canadian Tire Acceptance Corp. NIAGARA FALLS Pakfold Business Forms Johnson Press Daytimers Ltd Renown Printing Ltd Acres Consulting Services Ltd PORT COLBORNE Moss Press LONDON London Life Insurance Co HAMILTON Service Letter Shop Burlington Print Litho Superior Engravers Ltd flainey Publications John Deere TORONTO Melida Studios Precision Offset Plalemaking Herb Bond Advertising Alcan Foils Ltd fvlono Lino Typesetting Desonite Limited FORT ERIE Lyons Litho Greater Canada Colour The Shopper

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J. p. Robarts President I.J Giancarlo Dean ol Applied Arts J,M. Cuthbertson Chairman R.N. Organ Teaching Master H. Dirks Teaching Master Administration Faculty

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Program Description Within the Graphic Arts field there are many career choices. This field is continually changing and grow- ing because of rapid technological changes taking place. There is indeed a challenging opportunity for those who choose any of the many rewarding profes- sions within this vast industry. At Niagara College our program is divided intofour separate courses: Art and Camera Copy Preparation, Typesetting, Process Photography and Offset Print- ing including related subjects such as Copywriting, Proofreading and Bindery. The first year ' s two semesters include all of the four main courses to provide the student with a basic working knowledge of each of these skills. The students will learn the many different pro- cesses used in the production of printed material, from the development of the original idea through the Art, Copy and Assembly stages including Typeset- ting, to the Camera Film assembly, Platemaking and on to the printed reproduction. In the second year during the two semesters the student will devote studies to only two of the four skill areas. This concentration intotwoof thefourcourses together with the knowledge acquired in the first two semesters will prepare the graduate to be more flexi- ble in seeking suitable employment in a complex and competitive market.