Augustinian Academy - Augustinian Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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Zlnirr AUGUSTINIAN ACADEMY U5 l l VOL.I No. 1 Staten Island, N. Y., June, 1953 Two Dollars Per Year Left to Right: James Sherry. Duane Morningred, Edmund Dobbin, George Berthold, Rev. Ezra J. Fenton, Joseph Farrell, William Garland, Charles Semon. QNot pictured, Francis Reillyj. EDITORS' POSTS FILLED WISELY ln September, 1952, the Rev. Ezra J. Fenton O. S. A.. faculty moderator of the Inter Nos, chose the staff which was to manage and edit the Inter Nos for the school year 1952-53 . I oseph Farrell and Edmund Doddin, both of Staten Island, were appointed Co-Editors. On their shoulders fell the duty and respon- sibility in seeing that articles were assigned, handed in, and made ready for the press. Planning the Inter Nos, besides writing editorials. was a heavy burden. They were assisted by the As- sociate Editors. On their shoulders fell the duty and responsibility in seeing that articles were assigned, handed in, and made ready for the press. Planning the Inter Nos. be- sideswriting editorials, was a heavy burden. They were assisted by the Associate Editors whose principal 34 duties, besides writing their own articles, were the correcting and re-writing of other articles. This position was filled by George Bert- hold and William Garland. The sports side of news was handled by Duane Morningred, Charles Semon, and James Sherry. who serve as Sports Editors. The Business Man- agers, Francis Reilly and Marshall Halphen, took care of the financial ends of the Inter Nos.