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Member C. S. P. A. ALOENIM Published by the Students of Mineola High School Vol 4—No. 4 Mineola, N. Y., June, 1926 25 the Copy EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief JAMES V. MCLAUGHLIN Associate Editors EVELYN BROWN WILLIAM RUCKH Editors Literature ......... Muriel Brink Jokes ................. John Boles School .......... Beatrice Ramagli Sports ........ Franklin Simonson Exchange ........... Alice Tesar Art ................. Anna Thomas Business Manager, LILLIAN VON OEHSEN Assistant Business Managers HARRY CORNWELL, JERRY RYAN, AVEDIS DEROUNIAN Secretary, EDNA GILLIGAN Advisory Miss E. M. Rooney Mr. R. L. Sloat Assistant Editors Literature ...... Margaret Britton Jokes......... Elizabeth Benedict School ........ Bertram Strockbine Sports ............... Fred Nuhn Exchange ......... Marion Dressing Art ..................... Alfreda Hoffman EDITORIAL FAREWELL “The evil that men do, lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. So let it be with”— The old staff of the ALOENIM. Their work is done. Some of it may have been “evil”; some of it surely must have been good. The staff wishes to thank all who have helped to make the ALOENIM a success this year, and it wishes success to the future ALOENIM. One thing which the staff acquired is experience. And so “ye editor” will pass on a little of his experience. First. I hope the future staff of the ALOENIM will take more interest in the annual convention of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Conven- tion at Columbia University, and send at least one delegate. More than one, however, can better “cover” the con- vention, and thus prove the added expenditure,, worth-while. Only one who has attended the convention can realize its great value. These sug- gestions are given partly as a result of the last convention, attended by the editor. Another thing which should not be overlooked is the avoidance of editori- als of the school spirit type. This topic is overdone and lacks favor with the readers. The importance of the exchange de- partment is often underrated. A proper exchange department will help improve every school publication. This is done by profiting by the sug- gestions of other papers. Of course, a complimentary comment is of ab- solutely no worth. Every member of the staff can benefit by inspecting magazines received in the exchange. The editor wishes to thank the staff for its hearty cooperation. Many times it looked as if we should never get the paper out, but always the staff “came through”. That is why the ALOENIM was a success. —The Editor. I
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THE ALOENIM STAFF Back row (I. to r.)—Mr. Sloat (faculty advisor), Avedis Derounian, Harry Cornwell, Bertram Strock- bine, Anna Thomas, Jerry Ryan, John Boles, Fred Nuhn, Muriel Brink, Franklin Simonson, William Ruckh and Miss Rooney (faculty advisor). Front row (I. to r.)—Margaret Britton, Marion Dresing, Edna Gilligan, Lillian Von Oehsen, James McLaughlin, (Editor-in-chief), Alice Tesar, Elizabeth Benedict, Beatrice Ramagli and Evelyn Brown.
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