Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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The small, but dedicated Stella Maris staff, under the guidance of Sr. M. Terentia, plans the lay-out, copy and captions that compose the legend of the yearis progress at St. Dominic. Speed, accuracy and secrecy are the key- notes of their efforts. However, theirs is not a thankless task. The expressions of surprise and reminiscence on their classmates' faces and the notion that their efforts will live on for many years, more than repay these hard working seniors. Co-editors, Antonia Viatori and Michael Doody relax. Stella Maris, l965, has gone to pressl appear to be caroling, but Christopher Clancy, Steven measuring pictures for the lay-out. .l ,I . N A kj A ,, :- Julia Caqney, Mary Louise Dana- har, Antonia Viatori, Janet Rucldi- man, Diana Fratta, Michael Doocly and Maureen O'Neill write cap- tions for pictures. l'lolcl that ideal says Antonia, X STX. M if x .fi as it x Wr

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Michaei Doody, Maureen O'Nei1i, Anronia Via+ori and Elizabefh Broere scan previous eciirions of Sfella Maris. TELLA ARIS I refuse ro look if l'm nor in if , proresfs Anfonia Viafori To Mary Louise Danahar. Pafricia Short Sharon Brandi. Elizabefh Broere and Maureen O'Neiil seiecf picfures for fhe yearbook. 64 Michael OW-iare, Robe-rr Dierrich and S+even McCormack Osraseski, James Alberro, DeWi++ Allen, and Brian Moore are

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'fi Torch Staff: Stephen McCormack, assistant editor: Richard George Braue, reporter TORCH Fahlbusch. editor: Helen Sullivan, assistant editor: and Torch, St. Dominic quarterly newspaper 7 sheds light on the students' activities, honors, viewpoints and Alumni news. Staff members attend Villanova and Ford- ham University Press Conferences to learn up-to-date techniques. A sense of achievement radiates on the faces of Mary Rose Eaton, Brenda Moore, Michael O'Hare and George Braue as they leave Room IOI to deliver the Torch.