Archbishop Molloy High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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Jani' Joe Sinka, our chief typiat, finishes another long page of copy. Bro. Philip Robert gauges the size of one ofthe many photos needed in our book. 2 Finding captions is a task requiring many heads. Staff members, :IQIIIIQS Tounlcy and Edward Ili Ciutiis confer on one of thc dividvr pages.

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hd1tOFS edltor and fi' fig?-Y?'W?5I355ix7?3?ii. 1' f I 13,595 f?fQs1ff?-ws?-fi 5 ,f,L, 5,1 bluedml white ions'-S N, 'J i 'Wifi The work of a yearbook staff is difhcult in any school, but at Archbishop ltlolloy, we faced a unique situation. VVe had to capture all the memories of the first year of a new school and at the same time set a new tradition while retaining all the precious precedent of the old Academy. It is our firm and sincere wish that this first Blue and White of our new school has kept alive the Stanner standards and tra- ditions for all future ltlolloy men to look back upon. Ed Perrone helps Thomas lNIeyer hunt for ideas in other yearbooks.

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Administrative Committeeg Seated: G. Servedio, president: J. Maloney, McCann, C. Padala, T. Healy, R. . ,wa Bro. Eugene and S.A.C. members hold one of their informal meetings. sludeni uciivliies committee 7 QP. Bro. S. Eugene M oderatofr The Student Activities Committee is precisely what its name implies, a group of students who plan, organize and run the various activities of the school. Its member- ship is composed of two groupsg the Administrative Committee, outstanding Seniors and juniors selected by Bro. Eugene and the Executive Committee, two elected representatives from each class in the school. In the Administrative Committee, all plans are for- mulated as to which activity will be held and the time and place. The Executive Committee assists in putting the plans into operation.