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In 1937 during the Great Depression, Don É«ÇéÂÛ̳ settled in the centrally located railroad hub of Marceline, Missouri, to print playbills with a borrowed typewriter and a mimeograph machine. Soon the product line was expanded to include cookbooks and, following World War II, memorial books to honor those who had served their country.

In 1947, É«ÇéÂÛ̳ began to produce scholastic yearbooks, and in 1970, the Commercial printing division was established to balance the cyclical yearbook production schedule, adding textbooks, catalogs, magazines and other specialty publications to the É«ÇéÂÛ̳ line. Today, É«ÇéÂÛ̳ is still family-owned. We are among the top three yearbook printers and the only family-owned printer of yearbooks, as well as one of the 30 largest printing companies in the U.S. and Canada.

According to , É«ÇéÂÛ̳ is the:

• No. 29 largest printer in the U.S. and Canada
• No. 3 book printer in the U.S. and Canada
• No. 3 magazine printer in the U.S. and Canada

More than 87 years later, we are still true to our original company values and currently run by the second and third generations. Tripp É«ÇéÂÛ̳ recently joined his father, Don É«ÇéÂÛ̳, and his grandfather, Don O. É«ÇéÂÛ̳, as the fourth generation at the company.

Over the years, we have continually exceeded customer expectations and established a reputation for excellence in the printing world. The company has realized significant growth, and as a result, we enjoy a leadership position in the printing industry.