Madonna High School - Madonna Yearbook (Niagara Falls, NY)

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Journalism, photography, typing, and hard work are the ingredients of our school newspaper, The Maryenne. It gives the statt a taste ot newspaper activity and ac- quaints our students with the highlines and bylines of a busy school's activities. lts members must measure up to the requirements of promptness for deadlines, de- pendability for those extra iobs, originality for the special feature, and perservance for that polished look, their reward is the quarterly newspaper. The Maryenne vies for keen student approval and renders service on many fronts. Our newspaper is made possible through the efforts of a dedicated staff under the supervision of co-editors C. Dent and M. Wolf. THE MARYENNE Typists for the Maryenne, P. Glemb, S. Gigliell, S. D'Ambrosio, and P. Colosi gather around P. Hansen to take a glance at their work in print. The editorial staff of the Maryenne, L. Heiman, C. Dent, S. Szabo, M. Flaherty, S. Canavan, and K. McAlhaney have gathered under the supervision of M. Wolf to dis- cuss the merits of their latest issue.

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CHRISTMAS AT MADONNA Jolly Old St. Nick and Monsignor Carey seem to be the best of friends. Could it be that they work together to make people he-PPV? , The Incarnation of Our Saviour is one of the most beautiful truths of our faith. No generation seems to tire of hearing its story. There is something magical about the star of the East, the lowly stable, the choirs of angels. Peace and reas- surance dwell about the tiny Child, His loving Mother and her spouse. Representing Mary and Joseph here are C. Aydelotte, Sodality prefect, and M. Pellicano, senior class pres- ident. What is Christmas without a chorus? With their voices raised in song we find M. Pellicano, M. McConnaghy, S. Erti, l.. Graca, J. Gravelle, K. Deal, M. Normand, R. Stanek, K. Janik, J. Kosut, C. Maloney, N. Lewis, with director C. Hook. 67

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THE MADCDN NA Photographs, old copy, good copy and a good dose of imagination go into The Madonna. The hard-working editorial staff includes: ffirst rowj A. Marino, S. D'Ambrosio, K. Foggia, S. Amery, J. Paonessa, Isecond rowj L. Connor, A. Splendore, P. Bankowski, C. Gazy and M. McMahon. Mr. Webster defines the word yearbook in the following manner- a book published I yearly as a summary of statistics or facts. ' But to any of the girls who have contributed their time and talents to the publication of the 1964 Madonna, the word yearbook possesses an entirely different meaning. To them it is the fulfiillment of a dream which M, Flynn ls ,esponslble lo, all llle skllllul all work evolved from a conglomeration of pictures, written copy and a- rough draft. lt is a price- in Ovr '64 Yedfbvvk- less history of precious friendships and treasured memories brought into existence through the combined efforts of our yearbook moderator, editors, and an indefatigable staff. l Business editor Christine Oleiniczak and her staff of typists, l including P. Madei, P. Glemb and B. Sliwowski, are busy con- centrating on their typing. Co-editors M. Paonessa and S. Szabo will tell you that this is where the yearbook begins -on the dummy sheet with all the measurements and planning. l 69 ...,..'MmWesxwwwmws ss--ss-s s Wwsw.-..W.s.Ms-wages-,..,: ,,,, T ..... as mera--eg----ss-W-1,W., ' 'Z