Chateaugay Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chateaugay, NY)

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n e w s p u p e r THE. IAAROON -XI JALIGHTS STAFF IN OPILRATIONH I meetlnb of stafi members wlth Advisor, 11155 RYBI1, arrangmg for a. subscrlptlon ca.mpa:Lgn Here we fw nd the typlsts for our school paper busy at work They are from left to rlght Z Mlller, C Wailfleld, J Selklrk, I Dwyer, N Jones, and D Nlles Ilembers of the staff ChGCrC1I1g copy pnor toseadlnglttothepnnter Through Our' Pro3ect1on1st's Club we have a group of students who hanole all mcomlng fllITlS. These stuaents have learned how to operate a PI'O,3ector ana are avallfble to show fllms dunng the1r free perlods. 36 J , . V x V' X v 01' ' XV 5 hx k , Q ' . I V' in .W L - U . A . . i, -V 0 ' 3 J , o . 3 0 0 0 l g 4 e Q .4-ff. , . . L . . .i , 1 A 5 ' sg? . W ' I ,ff

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The Staff of the Maroon Q white hopes that you, the reader, will enjoy the many added features in the yearbook this year. Five pages have been set aside to show our school in action as well as many other added activities and individual pictures. This is an attempt to portray for you the year 1957-58 pictorially. In the face of an epidemic in the fall and closed condi- tions for extreme weather during the winter editing has been difficult. No erasuresl No strike overs! mypists, Zenith Yiller and Chris Jalfield Editor, Iarilyn Reed and Assist Editor, Barbara Hammond, arrange pictures on pages yearbook stuff Mr Hotchkiss, Advisor and Photographer lor the Maroon Q White i naymond Pulsifer and Ronald Crippen work O in darkroom preparing pictures for the various sections of tne yearbook Y ey at ,sy wp as e, 0 'V eve, N, C l Nancy Jyan, arv Lou Dora, nd Je n O'Conror corplete write ups lor the activity section It the right, Janet iitus, re -y Perry, a d Ann Bu K8 plan the circulation program for tiis year 35 N , . h . . . 4 . . NX n ' S ' . M. L', I . . , . is 0 M' V 31745 I 6 60 1 Sf- 99 .0 90 'X t ag? Kp .Q Qv Q , lt' 19 , ,gap l O90 'C H 59 E29 6 , Q ' L . L Aitzyffa ' L I U a. a L A ' - ' H I I D 7 X 1 I Pi. 5, ' H r - ' : .

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assembly committee Illlf! Tom Dwyer, President of the Assembly Committee, demonstrates the various effects which may be obtained through use of the large light panel which is backstage. It is from here that all lighting including house lifhts, foot lights, spots, etc. are controlled. camera club -lg -mv vi --- s ,az , 'r T L THREE Cil1RA5 to take one picture . . . Jerry Morehouse, center, takes a portrait of hen Gadw as Eordon Lancto on the ladder, left, takes a picture of what is taking place below, while II Hotchkiss from the audience, shoots the total maneuver including light meters, cameras, flood lights, and just plain sidewalk superintendents 373 Many activities take place in the small props room which is handy to the stage. Hr. Cullen is shown instructing part of the Assembly Committee in make-up and costuming. While Reg Sweet puts up a display of portraits colored by the club members Gordon Lancto and George Venette examine the most recent mountings in their album. Carl Ashline is intrigued by the new Argus C-3 which was recently given to the school. Ken Gedway and Ronald Crippen have located some pointers which will help them to shoot better snaps. E ?f 'f5