Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Excitement runs high when homerooms vie with each other for first place in the yearbook advertising drive. Here Paul E. Ryan and John McNary post the daily results. Gail McCoy, Carmella Motta, and Karen Hawk look at last year's book to get some point- ers for graduate personality sketches while Catherine Bacon and Marguerite Tudico prepare to block in pages. The financial work of the yearbook is being handled by Theresa Femia, Antonia Soldevere, Robert LaRose, and Maryhelen Simmons. Joan Remillard, business manager, co-ordinates the three branches of the business department--subscriptions, advertisements, and patrons. Stagg yea, 'Wwe to 4 . l.,i Y Cardinal Staff Editor .............. Associate Editor . . . . . Assistant Editor . . . Layout Editor . . . Photo Editor . . . . Secretaries ........... Patricia Popp Catherine Nitsky Denise Domagalski Paul E. Ryan John McNary Barbara Fisher Gail McCoy Chairman of Editorial Board . .C armella Motta Assistants ..... . .... Business Manager . . . . Assistant ....... . Circulation Manager . . . . Assistant ....... . Advertising Manager . . . . . Assistant . . . .... . Marguerite Tudico Lucille Bendell Carol D'Amico Barbara Davidson Karen Hawk Joan Remillard Catherine Bacon Antonia Soldevere Theresa Femia Robert LaRose Maryhelen Simmons 7:44

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Carolyn Williams and Suzanne Burns notice on the graph in the main corridor the pro- gress each homeroom has made in the Cardorama subscription drive. Joanne Biscone looks up a word for Robert Morrison while Dominic Ingemie watches Carol Osl revise her copy. I - I The right word must always be used in newspaper work. Ellen Postmayer, Marlene Van Alstyne and Alfred de Nucci consult the thesaurus to find synonyms. Helen Schleiger looks up headline rules in one of the journalism reference Looking at exchange issues of papers 21 from other schools are Carole Bucci, Richard Hammacker and Caroline Luciano, while Joseph Hoffman looks in the file for back issues of the Cardo rama. lllllidg

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vrinums X H f Cardinal Homeroom Representatives '7n 70uZc2z9 and ,4 57 64-zdcinal A 1-qlxx... ' V. VV .rt Editor Patricia Popp talks over the layout of the '59 Cardinal with her staff. Seated left to right are Joan Remillard, Catherine Nitsky, Patricia Popp, Denise Domagalski, and Qstandingj Lawrence Nardolillo. The '58 Cardinal captured Medalist rating from Columbia and First Place from the National Catholic Student Press Association. Secretaries and typists spend much of their study period time and after-school hours typing copy for the yearbook. This typical office scene shows Lucille Bendell, Carol D'Amico, Barbara Fisher, and Barbara David- SOX1. There are days of fun connected with staff work, though. With the staff room dec- orated in red and silver, staff members are taking time out for a luncheon as school dismisses for the Christmas holida s En'o Y - J Y' ing the party are Qleft to rightj Maryhelen Simmons, Antonia Soldevere, Carmella Motta, Patricia Popp, Denise Dornagalski, Robert LaRose, Joan Remillard, Lawrence Nardolillo, Gail McCoy, Carol D'Amico, Lucille Bendell, and Barbara Fisher. Year i--A. Dilello, R. Kneiper, R. Rzeszato, E. Cadilotte, M. Weden, P. Reisner Year 2--J. Oppendisano, V. Catalono, E. Engelberger, A. Rinaldi, A. De Nucci, J. Stapf Year 3--J. Keough, A. Baumes, M. Beck, M. Nitsky, M. Tudico Year 4--C. Nitsky, J. Remillard, P, Herrington, J. Cuoccio The representatives are the unsung heroes of the yearbook staff, They take care of homeroom contacts for the advertising and subscription drives. Whether they are asked to check names of students in their respective classes or to relay information to their home- rooms, these students graciously give their time to the work. -44 C 4- If ,zv JJ.