St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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4 -s.2 7' Yearbook Editor Donald Rapello confers with Adviser Sister Richard Joseph about the proofreading and editing of the copy submitted by the satff members who have all put much time and diligent effort into making what they hope to be the best MARIAN ECHOES that has yet been published at St. Mary's Institute. Perpetuatin ur Memories 54 Wor'kizi3 assiduously, Sports editor Terry Mitchell and Litertiry edithr Betty lilekel- man try to capture just the right personal touch in the copy they are composing, Absent for the picture is Literary editor Arlene Bigelow, Patron slips, of vital importance to our yearbook, are checked by the business staff, with Adviser Sister Anne Gabriel giving pointers to Carol Vifhelly and Irene Rack- auskzis on the exact manner in which they should be filled in while Mttrylou Calleo dictates the already corrected copies to Business manager Mary Spencer. Q- , jizz'-16 L Layout editor Tony Romano illus- trates possible senior page to his approving partner Judy Vztlovie and to Art editor Elaine Ordon who in- dorses it from the artistic stand- point 'Xi 3 X . f' X i ,,-r- -4 ,A

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Once again, the cherished tradition of publishing MARIAN ECHOES has been carried on by the representatives of the Class of 1957. We have endeavored to preserve all the never-to-be for- gotten events charcterizing our high-school life, that we may re- live these momentous occasions again and again. The work done so willingly in outling these treasured pages .is repaid ten-fold when we realize that some of the happiest days of our lives need never fade from our view, every phase of them being indellibly imprint herein. We cannot in conscience fail to pay tribute to our advisers who have worked so earnestly, and to all who have helped to make our annual a success. sb r t -an , , - , . U: - 7 . 'EQ Y 7-- --.H W: rllldll , ug S -' f . . Y i To assist the seniors in the financing of their annual, the Junior Class sponsored the Halloween Hop, which was a great success attested to by the obvious enjoyment evidenced by the three Terrys: Terry Kotowski and Terry Mitchell who look appre- ciatively at the artistic poster which creator Terri Kelly proud- ly displays. Preparing his camera for action, our invaluable and indispensable photogra- pher. Mr. Val Webb. is assisted by Photography editor John Salamack who, by now, can work the l flash gun blindfolded! te? 4- as ,O ,ff 'X K F tx