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

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fl 1 ZLL-W Happy Cn-Editors, Wendy Peczkowski and Mary Snider look at a job well clone, Dues anyone phutographtzrs. know how this rzarncra works? joke the school ItHlI1I1t!Pt?llZtlili,iviilfiilllllfffiOllIt2Ci,i.klIlil Antar. Dont just stand lticrm, fully fran' :lays to cleacllinu and 25 articles morn to typo. Sealed: Left to Right: Utrnisz: Slrangis, Virginia Mrzllermntt. Ioannzr Russtell, Standing: Loft to Right: Kallilcmn Hal- lest1:I',Palrit:iaKotzllsz.

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Iss' And Answers Published In Maryenne Madonna is really, in itself, like a small village. It is complete with its own people, work, projects and government. But no town is really well equipped without a newspaper, and so Madonna has the Maryenne. A tradi- tion for years, the Maryenne covers topics from Sister Sheila Speaks to 'tDear Mona and Sadie's Corner . Dear Mona and Sadie's Corner are new additions to the paper this year. UDear Mona solves your problems and f'Sadie's Corner describes whatever seems to run through our dear Sadie's head. So now that your questions are answered and your mind is expanded, you just can't go wrong. Giving factual reports of the school's events, the paper also gives students a chance to voice their opinionsiin Letters to the Editor. The staff often in- cludes an individual, special touch with poems, candid pictures and class trihutes. A hundred essays could never descrihe the true Madonna life as one picture would. Snapping their camera on inspiration, the photography staff can depict the calm of Ma- donna with a picture of the Chapel or the daily hustle with a cafeteria scene. Used for News- Issue complete, newspaper staff lakes a break for a hit of relaxation. Clockwise: Mar- IJEIIJSI' Hilti YGi1I'lDOUli DUFPOSCS, il C1353 Diff- lene Schiro, Sharon Dyer, Cathy Costantino, Anne Serbacki, Karla Metzler, Teresa lui-Q Can tell more than any paragrapll CVGI' Miklitsch, Exchange Editor: Sonia Kwapis, Business Manager, Could air 'B S i i SE . -My - 5544, ,lf , 3 Part of the staff review their first issue right off the press. Seated: Left to Right: Ioanne Penzotti, Copy Editor: Leslie Wise, Art Editorg Mary Gallagher, Sports Editor. Standing: Ann Rhoney, Art Editor: Elizabeth DiChiara, Feature Editor: Maria Gaudio, Copy Editor: Roseann Granieri, Paula Beyer, Layout Editors: Mary Carol Napoleon, Feature Editor! ROS6mi1ry Sirianni. News Editor. 46

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Tale iii The Life From s ' . is filled with reflect ' for the future. The ti, .n- corporate the memories o. ,acn student into a book that is botfij-historical and reminiscent. Starting off with a million different ideas and unquenchable ambi- tion, the editors are tested by all too short deadlines. lust as every bridge and building needs a blueprint, so does a yearbook require alay- out. With pica ruler and pencil in hand, the layout staff places each picture in its posi- tion antl decides the dimension for every- thing that will be written. A theme, a few creative ideas and a bottle of Excedrin are the copy staff's tools. From the many pictures of Madonna hap- penings, they try to write headlines and captions that will make each reader reflect. As long as the photography staff have their supply of flashcubes, nothing can stop them from taking their typically candid shots of Madonna. They supply the year- book with that added touch that distin- guishes it from any other. Without the Index and Directory staff the Madonna would be a yearbook with a blurred identity. When the many parts of the yearbook are coordinated, Madonna '71 should come into sharp focus for everyone to remember. Df Due School: t adonna '71 I guess this is it, gang, say the Division Editors: Seated: Barbara Goodall, Copy Editor, Celeste Renninger, Copy Editor. Standing: Rosemary Nash, Lay-out Editor: Dorothea Ryan, Index and Directory Editor. Hey, I've never written a copy block before! Copy staff: Iutly Hogan. Dawn Paretto, Diane Paella, Roxanne Iamgochian, Diane Cole. 48