Notre Dame High School - Credo Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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Uiexiix The industrious Credo Staff spends long hours at work while the 1963 yearbook unfolds before their eyes. t L 1 1963 Margaret Winieski contemplates her typing du- ties while Roslyn Crescenzi creates a potential picture to be taken. Bernard Marosek and Timothy Clark study various sports plays. Karen McWilliams and Bart OBrien dream up a captivating caption. Nancy James and James Oung searcli their minds for a solution to the financial problem. From page planning to final proofs, from patron drive to subscription collections, from the first staff meeting to the joyful moment of handing out the finished book, the CREDO challenges every talent of every student who elects to devote time and effort to its success- ful production. This year ' s new look in some sections balances the traditional ap- proach in others. The many minds and hands and hours that went into the completion of the 196. yearbook make it truly representa- tive of the best spirit of Notre Dame — a spirit of enthusiasm and perseverance. James Mockler and Kathleen Malone choose their favorite layouts. 79

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Patricia McCarthy, editor, accepts the challenge of a March 15 cleacl- line from Sr. Mary Cyprian, Year- book Moderator. Photography editor, Tom Nolan, discusses techniques of the trade with Varden ' s photographer. Waving farewell before leaving for the Columbia Yearbook Convention held in New York City are Credo staff members: Thomas Nolan, Patricia McCarthy, Timothy Clark, Karen Mc- Williams, Sister Mary Cyprian, Sister Mary Christopher, Roslyn Crescenzi and Bart O ' Brien. The business staff under the direction of Sr. Mary Hilaire faithfully execute their duties. At work from left to right: First row, John Ervin, Dennis Lyman; second row, Jean Mack, Michael Jovanelly, Leonard DeRenzo and John Chapman. 78

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Jocose Joe is found to be even funnier in print by Joseph Milliken, Mary Wichie and David Colegrove. Maryleaf moderator, Sister Marie Raymond, and editor Margaret McCarthy relish the privacy and convenience of the new journal- ism room for preparing the Maryleaf. Maryleaf reporter Mary K. Thomas gives points to other staff members, Thomas Mc- Carthy, Gerald Monahan and Joanne Holleran. Points for publication art pulled by newspaper reporters Joseph Mil- liken, James Kessing, Donna Batulis and Sharon Clark, Typists Jean Augustine, Elisabeth Budnik, Nancy Vail, Sharon Minch, Marguerite Segur, Marjorie Sydio and Janice Simon insure efificient Maryleaf production.