Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Incidentally, he and Ralph Burke, layout editor, were voted Most Angry Young Men of 1960. Ralph is still in the Manor olhce this minute, scribbling down figures and counting off squares on huge sheets of layout paper. The business staff of Don Theriault, Bob Stubbs, Fred Cahill, and Associates is still looking for a shoebox full of patron returns and ten dollar bills last seen under the front seat of a '48 Chevy fDon'sJ in October. Our campus police force is working on the case. Bill O'Brien and Dodd Reichelt, our photog- raphy editors, are still the most popular men on our photogenic campus, although Dodd hasn't any film and Bill hasn't any camera. Bill Curley and Marty Dee, Manor artists, were wreathed in leis for their outstanding efforts. The rest of the staff, those who hlled the breeches in the lines along the way, regardless of the merit of the book, are the real heroes of the day. gt QQ .. sg- X Layout Editor Ralph Burke shows Tim Carmody what to do 'iff Business managers Fred Cahill, Bob Stubbs. and Don Theriault. lk Copy readers busy at work...Paul Cervoni Joe Hines. Ray Martin, Frank McDonald Fred Mill r f'! l Lg

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There's an ancient limerick that begins: An odde little worke is ye yearbooke . . . This maxim need not be finished. It speaks for itself. Such a work must sum up, in as light a mood as possible, four very important years in the lives of scores of young men. It is immediately open to criticism on two counts: it is too heavyg it is too light. You can now surmise how odde the worke. There was much fear and trembling on campus when it was learned Ed C he writes obituariesvl Rizy was appointed editor. Let it be said for a time a red cover was considered for the bookg but, with the common good in mind, the idea was finally buri . . . discarded. Dino Genga was chosen coordinator of the combined efforts. He seems the executive type anyway, driving a Cadillac and all that. Tony Giordano assumed the post of literary editor. His experience as editor of Brooklyn Prep's yearbook helped considerably to map out and exe- cute the year's program. He was also well prepared at Fairfield for the job, having served as Junior Class president. During the initial planning 'am g 'Q .I Q., J .flw ii' .. n 4.5 V

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-- -.. ,f 'X -1 , r V-1.33, 'b? , lhtx lx gt ycgirbtutwltfliill Zaczkowxlti: Chet Skapczynski. Dino Genga. coordinator. and. xcatcd. Ed Rizy. editorainrchicf. Q , fs 7 'Ln ix C X 'Zi 1 ' T'7 'l ? 5. 3 -,'Rv X Ag., Sports editors Bill Kramer and Joe McNamara choose appropriate picturex. 'ti Literary editor Tony Giordano accepts copy from Jim Masi. All work and no play makes .... PS4 View 6. - 'E'-we l V A r .14 b 3 I P -Q . , Xrt cdilorx, Xltirtin Dec and William Curley. Manor photographers Bill O'Brien. co-editor. Mike Nespole, Joe Luciano and Dodd Reichelt. co-editor.