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

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.-u--nf 1930--A thirty-two story State Office Building was erected this year. The Conklingville Dam cut several feet from the flood crest at Albany. Below: Andrew Pezzulo and Ted Wolfstich fit pic- tures into page plans. Editors plan the page and figure out length of articles and picture space. IX A-r x 1 ,, 'H 1- 5 VY 4? E lllllll rf.-25.3 ' 5391 I L-.. iaI Right: Robert Acker and Dan Mayer glance through the Cardorama. Jo- anne Biscone, Donald Ray, and Ellen Postmayer look for ideas in exchange papers. ' D Above: Marlene Van Alstyne, and Mary Keenan meet deadlines and check with Editors Carole Bucci and Patricia Pezzulo for another assign- ment. Cardorama Left: Torn Maguire, Fred Dunn, Joyce Remillard, Patricia Libudziewski, Rosanne Vallee work on headlines, while Mary Lou Mazzaferro and John Mal- inowski check leads on completed stories. Dennis Sgambelluri, John Aunchman, and Robert Reinish prepare pictures for the engraver. as 1:1, ' .a gg ji, I' . -L vt 5fu,l . - S 5 f'395?3: . I 7- ' ' ll! 'J 5 FJ, xx J A S suv! ff' 6

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Ve M , -,: ' Z Cardoighma Carnival vb bf' 1 ., JT fn? V5 I 2 Q: f X z I l S 1 ' I, . '1 1 -. - Q'.v ,P . 1 June lyastorok and George Abatto , dance a fast number before the , carrousel. ,A Ji f Robert Angelini and Joseph Anderson relax between numbers. sf .v 1 C KS 1 ' 5. .Qy Patricia Appio, Margaret Allen, Jean Rochminski, Jane Appio, and Frances Rapazzo take time out for a bit of chatting between dances.

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'xlzf' The staff of the Cardorama and aspiring under-class reporters meet each Thursday after school. ln addition to planning the paper and assigning copy, members learn the techniques of newspaper writing. During October, the club toured the plant of the Condon Printing Company who print the Cardorama. Reverend Joseph P. Varden, assistant editor of The Evangelist, addressed the staff at their November meeting. Each year the staff for the fol- lowing school year put out the May issue under the direction of the old staff. Although editorial positions are held by seniors, under-classmen can work their way up to all other positions. This two-year old paper has captured top rating from Columbia, the Catholic Press Association, and the National Scholastic Press Association. ix Below: Kathleen Coullahan types copy for the printer as Helen Schleiger stands by with more work. Marjorie Di Mura and Carole Luciano check their copy for accuracy. 3 Below: Pausing in their preparations for distributing the latest edition of the paper are Dolores Krzanik, Jean Roch- minski, Marie Nitsky, and .Julia Savage. 105