St Marys Academy - Madonna Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Deadline Doldrums Disappear When Paper Arrives As typewriters clicked and editors figured and re- figured, wrote and rewrote space allotments and copy, pages of the Marial finally began to take form. The journalism room, production headquarters, was the scene of much activity as the staff, beset with problems, issued five editions of the Marial through- out the year. Anxious iuniors worked long hours gathering news stories to fulfill various staff assignments as the Marial deadline neared. Assistants helped whenever possibleg trips to the typesetter, the engraver, and the printer climaxed the rushed days. Through the exchange and circulation editors, they found many new and different techniques in addi- tion to the interesting features and picture ideas. Looking back over the efforts of all involved, iun- iors felt that they had gained valuable experience as staff members on the Marial. After much hard work and long hours given to re-writing copy, they better understood the minute details in iournalistic writing. Page Editors Rita Martin, Ann Bollinger, Kathy Ryan, and Debbie Ca.laccb, under the ex- perienced guidance of Mrs. Hillerman, sur- vive all crises and get the paper to press on time. The Marial staff-fseatedl Carol Hickey, Sue Turnock, Holly Hamilton, Sharon Toth, Bonnie Rivardp Cstandingj Susie DeRose, Judy Bartkowiak, Barbara Dutrieux, Pat Ratkay, Mary Ann Rohr, Bunky deloren- zi, Sue Ruppe, Bonnie La- Plante, Judy Gish, Karen Kirkpatrick, Connie Komi- niarek, and Mary Lou Broderick-look over the latest issue of the news- paper with pardonable pride. 5 1' Helen Noonan, editor-in-chief, checks Marial proofs carefully fo EYVOTS. 1 YY as 'Q

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Originality ond Hord Work Count! Staff Agrees Madonna Editors istandingl Sheila Hannan, Cynthia Merrill, Marie Pauwels, Margaret Hazinski, Linda Block, iseatedj Charlotte Voorde and Helen Brumm give last-minute ap- proval to pictures and layouts, while Special Assistant Kathy Jones types the final draft to send to the printer. Careful planning and plenty of hard work are essential to turning out a good yearbook, according to members of the I959 Madonna staff. First row: Kathy Schryver, Mary Alice Evangelista, Judy Dalberg, Mary Meehan, Sue Bailey, Jacque Gorski, Carol Ellithorn, Sharon Nawrocki and Annette Furos. Second row: Pauline Gannon, Ann Weatherhead, Phyllis Johnson, Sue Bowden, Barbara Wright, Judy Swanson, Sharon Finnie, Sue Patitucci and Connie Stavropoulos. Third row: Diana Wilson, Antoinette Waruszewski, Karen Graney, Margaret Quilty, Sheila Danehy, and Naomi Makar. A Sarah Mulrey, busy editor-in-chief of the Madonna, checks layouts with previous yearbooks. Yearbook preparation started during the summer vacation when four mem- bers of the staff, Helen Brumm, Sheila Hannan, Sarah Mulrey and Charlotte Voorde, attended the High School Jour- nalism Institute at Indiana University. The girls took both general lectures and specialized workshop courses, such as editing, copywriting, and photography. Offset printing, used for the first time this year, made the deadline earlier than ever-March IO, to be exact. Then the staff could breathe again, and wait anxiously to hear the oo'sI ah's! and giggles, when the completed an- nuals were distributed to the faculty and student body. 4 II2

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