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I i M-iZ5ffZ'i tint Shop A few fonts of foundry type and a hand-fed plnten press were purchased by Tri-State College in 1937 to open the Print Shop, which now supplies the college with a tremendous volume of printed material each year. Since its opening, it has grown into Ll modern print shop containing an automatic Miehle Vertical Press, two plnten presses, an offset press, an automatic power cutter, etc. Clenphos Wood, Jr. Ellie Tholen -fi' Audery Burchfield Audery Coburn and Olive Bezik
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Betty McCollum Deloris Hemry and Jean McCarthy iggym, -.- N- ' Elaine Molnar Mickey Grueling More directly connected with the students from the time they enroll until they graduate from Tri-State are the five secretaries pictured above. Betty McCollum, upper left, is secretary to the director of placement, Gerald Moore. Handling the veterans' records are Deloris Hemry and Jean McCarthy, upper right. Mrs. McCarthy also serves as secretary to Merritt Boyer, secretary of the college. Elaine Molnar and Mickey Gruel- ing, second row, left and right, answer the correspondence written by prospective stu- dents to the dean of admissions. Not pictured are Emmaleen Kerekanich and Helen Owens. Mrs. Kerekanich will replace Mrs. McCollum, whose husband graduated during this school year. Mrs. Owens is an addition to the secretarial staff and will be receptionist at the Student Activities House.
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Added to its modernized facilities, during the past year are an Addressograph and a postage machine. Some 6,000 addressograph plates make up the alumni mailing list for the college's alumni organization. Roy C. Bodie, Jr., college print shop director, has headed the administrative de- partment since 1938 and has been responsible for its progress and modernization. The entire west half of the first floor of the Administration Building houses the shop. Employing some four to six persons full-time, the shop produces the college's Alumni Bulletin, Achievement Bulletins, and high school folders, as well as the many numerous other types of printed materials needed by the college. Roy C. Bodie, Jr. Venna Felmy Betty Duval Loene Collins
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