St Gabriel High School - Adrian Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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I think we could use a 3 x 2M here! exvlaims C. Donnelly, art editor as II. Doherty, photogra- phy mlitor,gcts set to take an- other .fidriun candid. V. Devine, assft art editor, smiles her ap- proval.

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Prom the smallest town or eommunity in the United States to the mighty Capital it- self. the newspaper is the eommon medium through whieh most .-Kmerieans exereise their eherished privilege of Freedom ofthe Press. .M St. Galvriel's the student press hears the name the ,lll'llIlIfH'l. Carefully written editorials are geared to eneourage intelligent student interpretation of both eurrent events and sehool problems. Whether in a eluh eol- umn. a feature on an outstanding senior, a erossword puzzle or even a eartoon. the 'l'r11n1peI aims at produeing a superior type ofjournalism. lfaeh year the stall' attends the Columbia Seholastie Press Conferenee held in the spring. It also elaims memhership in the Na- tional Seholastie Press -Xssoeiation and the Catholic' Press ,-lssoeiation. Nll 'l'rumpet- ers wait lireathlessly for the rating of their sehool paper issued hy these organizations. Their aimfto he a Medalist winner! Under the ellieient supervision of their moderator Sister Rose Maria, these plod- ding. hard-working reporters pass many hus- tling hours preparing the monthly editions. lloth the editor and her assistants experienee innumerable worries over delayed articles, inappropriate headlines, missing euts and page layouts. Sueh are the problems that plague the editors. But. a lirst plaee prize-winning paper has been their ultimate reward for several years. Formula for the Trumpet. prize winning ageney for sehool news: skill + PFFSCVCFHHCC i SIIPPCSS. Mixing business with pleasure. of the llona College Weekly. -I ,i.ll ' The Trumpet Staff is instruetcd hy members 'C' Dorothy Mullins, Sports Editor and Nlarilyn Nleyer, Art Editor. Aim Savino, lixehangc Editor. Business M anager.

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ui-lllIlt'llI lllfl- pages of eopyl Capture Qalive, not deadj: Wit, Wis- M goodness, how do they expeet us to publish a yearbook on dom, Style! Reward: 500 satistied students! Left to right: B. Corbi, 32..gil? R. Miano comments to V. Parker as they eount their literary editor: Sister liose Maria, moderatorg G. Reinhard and Shekels. li. liradley, assistants. llow we have worked for this final goal-the eompletion of the 1956 ,4l1l'il1l1.l livery 'l'uesday and Thursday, and later on every day during the three heetie weeks before our deadline, the :ldrian stall' busily assembled in the library for another stint of layout and eaptions, under the guidanee of Sister Rose Maria. our ad- visor. Come blizzard or heat wave, the literary stall' plodded through their eopy. Uur photogra- phers snapped. flashed. and developedg artists. tax eolleetors Qbusiness staffj and editor-in-ehief pooled their talents to produce a memorable year- book, a literary gem. And nowflinis! Having weathered storms of trouble and uneertainty, our ship has sailed safely into port, a senior's vessel of memories, bearing in its ship's log a pietorial reeord of youthful aehieve- ment. tfatherine Doherty. Catherine Donnelly, Photography liditor. Art Editor. 'V- 1 A . 1 Ah, at last we can take our trip to Bermuda! .fllifillll business manager P. llannan and staft member M. llallisey tally the in- coming funds. But, Mr. W0hl,a half-inch means the removal of that girl's head! exclaims editor, J. Basile, to Mr. Howard Wohl, Baker, Jones, Hausauer Publishing Co. representative. Yes, this is tedious work! .-lrlriun ty lists P. Val- lario and B. Matis tnru out the linishetl eopy. 0-1 41