Archbishop Ryan High School for Boys - Arrow Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A.VA. T.V. STUDIO Under the management of Mr. Kyran Connelly and the present Media class, the A.V.A. Department provides the faculty and students of Ryan with the necessary audio-visual materials to be used in various educational programs. The staff maintains all equipment at optimum performance, replaces exhaustible parts and conducts an inventory of all audiovisual aids. The A.V.A. also serves to maintain and provide film materials sent to the school from the Diocesan Film Library. Lights, camera, Bruce Ruggeri. Video-tape recorders ready on standby. The crew of WARB. WARB’s camera-monitoring control panel. Mr. Kyran Connelly, Director Members of the A.V.A. squad, of T.V. Communications. 50

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ARROW The masterminds behind the Arrow: K. Glaccum. Layout Ed.; S. Geib, Ed.-in-Chief; M. Gardyasz, Literary Ed. Memories of our years at Ryan, of good times with our friends, class jokes, school activities, exciting sports games, and most of all, memories of people, teachers, and fellow classmates are ones to be cherished for future years to come. The task of the Arrow’s Staff is to preserve those memories in a school yearbook full of pictures and words which will come alive before the mind of every reader. Many of us want to be remembered, want to leave something behind of ourselves. In the pages of the 1977 Arrow each one of us has left something behind because we have all lived through the year and shared our hopes, joys, sorrows and dreams together here at Ryan. The members of the Arrow Team. 49 Members of the layout staff organize their ideas. Mr. Barry Rogers—Yearbook Moderator

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WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL The members of the World Affairs Council. Mr. George Deal—World Affairs Council Moderator The World Affairs Council having an informal meeting. Michael Cocco—President, World Affairs Council The World Affairs Council at Ryan has many goals and objectives, many of which have been accomplished throughout this past year. Under the leadership of Mr. George Deal, the young men of the Council constantly strive to increase student political awareness through various means such as mock elections, guest speakers and television broadcasts. They arc actively involved with the Philadelphia World Affairs Council in its sponsored activities like the simulated United Nations Debate. The members of the Council also particiaptc in community political events; for example, by assisting the community with the registration of voters. Their biggest goal is to increase student sensitivity and support for the poor by organizing the collection of canned goods. 51