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Girard News First Rou : Costello, Casey, Sauicki, McKendrick, Ritchey Second Row: Friebel, Robert, Ursone, Costello, ]., Roach, Hoffman, Perrotta, Martin, Sullivan Third Row : Meizcn, Urofsky, Stauiskis, Zarcone, Grabouski, Eglowsky, Rotter, Cassel, Mell, Gallagher Fourth Row: Wilson, I.., Marquette, Hunscher, Weiss, Stidham, McFadden, Garofalo, Anton, Pubala, Popella, C.hryst, Palmer As we, the Seniors, prepare to step over the threshold of a new life, those of us who were on the Gir¬ ard News staff can look back to an entirely enriching and satisfying year of running the school pa¬ per. At the beginning of our Senior year the responsbility of reporting, editing, and printing the paper fell into our previously untried hands. At first we wrestled awkwardly with this new responsibility. With our persistence, determination, and the capable help of Mr. C. E. MacGregor we can look back on a very wholesome experience. The compiling and editing of our paper was handled admirably by Walter Casey, James McKen- drick, Robert M. Costello, and Joseph Sawicki. Under the leadership of Lynn Ritchey and his cap¬ able staff of sports reporters the readers received wonderful coverage of the sports events during the year Also the staff of ten columnists and special assistants and the reporters did a fine |ob. True, few, if any, of us will become reporters or journalists, but we can think back with pride that with our persistence and combined efforts we brought to ihe students and faculty of Girard the current news of our campus life and have learned to work together. Now as we deport from Girard with mingled feelings of joy and sorrow we must hand the re¬ sponsibility of the paper lo the Juniors. May they have the caoable leadership, the hard workers, and the degree of success that we have attained We now give the Juniors the responsibility of the paper and the challenge of our past record; let US hope that they answer it well 1 The News Editors and Mr. MacGregor «♦{ 10 )»
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Cpil ' arilmii First Row: E. Eglows.ky, H. Grabowski, C. Anton, Dr. Haskell Second Row: . Roach, D. Christ, E. Woolweaver, W. Vanderaar Third Row: . Urofsky, M. Ursone, R. Chryst, N. Bowman, G. Brantley, R. Blizzard Fourth Row: R. Costello, H. Friebel The Girardian ' during the present year was a magazine of real merit. Co-Editors-in-Chief Hen¬ ry Grabowski and Charles Anton, whose writing ability is recognized by all of us, have created a publication of good quality and unusual interest.The contents were varied and representative of the literary efforts of the students. The staff members were: Bob Blizzard, Nigel Bowman, Robert Chryst, Robert Costello, Barry Davis, Edward Eglowsky, Harry Friebel, Joseph Sawicki, Edward Woolweaver, Mike Berman, Charles Zarcone, John Roach, James Bramley, and Sam McDonald. Dave Chryst and Mike Berman were responsible for the art work. Harry Friebel carried on as business manager The Fall issue contained many contributions from the Elementary School. This was an experi¬ ment which turned out to be very successful. John Urofsky was chosen to direct and encourage the development of this project. The Spring issue was devoted to the work of the upper school, with em- Creation of the layout, and the make-up work in the Print Shop was in the hands of Wayne Van¬ deraar, under the supervision of Mr. M. Arnold Daffin. Those of us who realize the amount of work involved in this phase of the Girardian are partic¬ ularly appreciative of their contribution. Dr Raymond I Haskell, who this year served as sponsor, has been the source of all our energies. Without his guidance, mediocrity would replace good accomplishment. To all of those who have been instrumental in making the Girardian possible, we extend our thanks and appreciation. phasis on the efforts of Juniors and Seniors. Dr. Flaskell and editors 11 K
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