Academy of the Holy Cross - Cross and Anchor Yearbook (Kensington, MD)

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Zhe Qleaner rising young journalists. Evidently Sister has just uttered one of her gems of quiet humor as the group below attack another problem in layout, Left to right R. Lanman, M. Hurley, E. Rice, N. Haring, R. Dernouy and S. Kuhn. Look how they did it! The Gleaner page editors P. McDonough, V. Godfrey, M. Nickerson and R. Trainer take note of a press job done b others, both for Y and near. Faithful typists R Kaufman J Shea R A Barbour and A Haley check and recheck copy before The Gleaner absorbs th ink for another ssue This is a tedious but necessary work. mx. ,-3,7 : QQ' mQ ' cw 5,9 MW? 'Z , Nc, ehixg .gg x re gf, Q QNX z :icq N ls w will x fn .5 I .ffv f

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fearn 50 Dominate' Ellen Rice, Editor with Words The Gleaner, our school newspaper, is issued six times a year. It holds the record of an All American and All Catholic award. Its high standard of journalism is due to the constant efforts of Sister M. lmeldine, the moderator, and her well trained staff of Deep in explanation is M. Hurleigh as she shows A. Morris lbeside herl, M. Cohn, S. Gallagherfand F. Brinker how headlines make the front page after many attempts at counting and recounting of upper and lower case letters.

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Yr? .-.11:', Zd- Zl Q! T. Patricia Davis, Editor 5He Cross These associate editors believe in togetherness. Kay Evans, business manager, Elizabeth Gilmore, our art consultant, Pamela Dillon, copy editor, and Margaret Diller, one of our fine With a deadline date just around the corner, Mary Durbin, typist, works fe- verishly while Rosemary DeGeorgio and Barbara Goetz check copy Freedom Fling, the press dance, found the floor crowded with swingers and swayers. Zhe Past 95 Preserved