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artic/es and graphic needs are
thoroughly researched. World news
editor Gene H. Hogberg, for
example, keeps up-to-date in his
office with the latest pub/ications.
About a month after initial planning,
writers discuss their copy with the
editor and any changes required by
so diverse an international audience
are incorporated into the text.
Meanwhi/e, editor in chief Herbert
W.
Armstrong prepares his
"Personal" and artic/es in his office,
with various translations of the Bib/e
immediately avai/able.
Photo Services works with the
graphics designer to keep pace with
the developing articles by creating
visuals to i//ustrate the content.
In this double-page spread we
continue insets (left to right) with the
typeset copy being ca/led up on a
video display terminal in composing
for final corrections. (The artic/es,
meanwhi/e, have been sent to our
offices in Europe for translation and
returned by Datapost for
typesetting.)
A production planning meeting of
Pub/ishing Services evaluates the
layouts, designed by our graphics
department, of the February number.
Layouts are then sent on to
separation and composing oreas. In
prepress each final paste-up on
copyboard is photographed to make
film that is then processed in film
assembly and readied for shipment
to the printers. As the early copies
come off the press, they are reviewed
by Herbert
W.
Armstrong with
executive editor Dexter H. Faulkner.
Of the more than 50 editors and
international directors, 30 were
available for the photograph, left, in
this anniversary issue (see editorial
page for various responsibi/ities).
Front row: Co/in Adair, Dibar
Apartian, Guy Ames, John B.
Karlson, Robert Morton, Herbert
W.
Armstrong, Déxter H. Faulkner, Dan
C.
Taylor, Norman L. Shoaf, Keith
W. Stump. Second row: Bram de
'
Bree, Roy McCarthy, Frank Brown,
Frank Schnee, Donald D. Schroeder,
Michael A. Snyder, Shei/a Graham,
Clayton D. Steep. Third row: Don
Wa/ls, Carn Catherwood, Leon
Walker, Peter Nathan, Herman L.
Hoeh, Gene H. Hogberg, Ron Toth,
Roderick
C.
Meredith. Last row: Jeff
E. Zhorne, Peter Moore, Raymond
F. McNair, Ronald D. Ke/ly.
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