Western Technical College - Latech Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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Graphic Arts Richard Post Commercial Art Homecraf t Q. . iw nlifnisfp fh V1 H- I r f- iv Alph Sorenson Printing Donald Meinert Coordinator Public Relations Advertising John Syverson John Rindahl Robert Fritz Commercial Art Printing Graphic Arts Assistant C.T.I. Selected As New, Graphics Center It was an honor-and a challenge-to be selected last year as one of five schools in the State to develop a new Graphic Communications Program. That We're meeting this challenge is evident to anyone visiting this department. Established courses have been expanded, and several new ones introduc- ed. Enrollment in the Commercial Art courses increased to the point that we had to move them to their own quarters- Annex No. 2. Printing is no longer a simple craft. A student now must study offset lithography, elements of commercial art, and lithography along with printing. Excellent job opportunties await our graduates in the two-year vocational and two-year technical graduates. Coleman's two-year Commercial Art course was created to meet the demand for visualizing communications. It in- cludes instruction in commercial and technical illustration, creative design, production drawing, advertising layout, finished art for reproduction, graphic arts reproduction methods, photography, production of sets and displays, and related subjects. Congratulations to the Graphic Arts Department!