Boston Trade High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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3 Mr. Dandrow, Briggs, CIQAFTSM The production of The Craftsman Yearbook is a project which involves practically everyone in our school and mony outside of it. Ot course, the principal burden ofthe work falls on the Senior Class, its representatives, its members on the Craftsman Committees, and its members in the Printing Department. As usual this year the work was divided among three large committees which were then sub-divided in different ways, Those committees were the Croftsman Editorial Committee, the Craftsman Production Com- mittee, and the Craftsman Advertising Committee f all of which were aided by the Senior Class Representatives, ln the work of the Editorial Staff the following boys are to be noted for a wide variety of work: Donahue of Drafting, Fontaine of Baking, moreover, the work of Anton, Digas ond Syverson should be mentioned among others, ln the productigf- held, we CRAFTSMAN PRODUCTION COMMITTEE First row Savage, McFarland, Mr, Driscoll, Hoffman, Syverson, Hall Second row Mr. DeVita, Mr Langille, Long, O'Neil, Roche, Esposito, Mr Fiore Third row, Getek, Briggs, Brown, Killarney, McKenna CRAFTSMAN ADVERTISING COMMITTE From Eeft to right: Duncan, Campbell, Rosberg, J, Younger, Fontaine ,i

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Daly Focusing Offset Camera COMMITTEES should notice Briggs for paste-up, Long for ads, Roche and Getek for camera work, Hall for stripping, and McKenna for Press work. Before the Yearbook can get actually under production the following Seniors: Bloom, Brown Chmielorz, McFarland, O'Neil, Savage, and Syverson of the Printing De partment must muster all their resources and ingenuity in designing, layouts ads, hand and machine composition, and reproduction proofs for Offset printing. The making of this book, like the making of any book, was rather exciting with its constant necessity of securing pictures, writing copy, getting in the ads, and meeting dead lines with the help of the Ietterpressfnen Killorney and Esposito., Now that the iob is completed we feel that the work was worth the effort, and we hope you will like the product. This work shall be a sample for the Junior class to follow next year CRAFTSMAN EDITORIAL COMMITTEE First row: Fontaine, Rosberg, Duncan, Anton, Curtis, Forlizzi Second row: Mr. Shea, Busby, Balch, Garrity, Sarnie, Buonopane Third row: Holman, Syverson, Loeber, Settana, Motsis 1 '91 .- a . ,. K-vi 4 ., , I , A Q T u 9 . 'Q I 4 Q Q C