Long Beach High School - Echo Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

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Quill and Scroll is an interna- tional honor society for high school newspaper reporters. It gives us the image of the per- fect high school journalist to which its members try to mold themselves. Many members of the Tide staff have met the ex- acting qualifications of the or- ganization and are members of Quill and Scroll. Their mem- bership is an indication of the excellent way in which the Tide performs its task. . Q C 1.1 Quill and Scroll a .Q...l. :Q ' 0,0o'. o o 'Q ' 9' 0 0 'Q ' Q'II dS ll Q o :, .- ., UI an cro zo. .: . .Q .. Q 0 . 0. O 0 .. .. ..,l. Q Q, ' . 9 . o gg. I 5.00 Q . 00. 0 5 Q Q 0 0 ' I ...s '. .0 Q Z o:9.9 0 0 of ..Q0 .'n '0l' N ' 0 0' : ' 0 0 . lt 'Q' 'n.lo. .. Q ' 'U .. 00. s'v. .' ..': ' ' T : 0. 2 2 0 .0 . o.s Cancer the Crab ' .0 1 O .0.,0' :T .0 ':, 1 : .' : 0 . ,:oooooof00.aoo.,:.. ' : .la , 0:5 , '.no,: 'o', . g 9 '. . 0' J OO' :.'o ' 0. o : z: Q U .0 Q O.: H .9 .....'..., . I s'. T ' .0 '. Q n' : Oo' .. 0 O 'g OO.. o ' 'Q 0 0. Q Q O O., 9. 0 O f zo. ,:. Og., .,,J.,,so 0. ' 0. ,o. . ' ...Q 'To ' o0. o. . 'T o .v:' To' .'o'l:'. f o :Q To T 'ago' o ' 0 o 'f' ' To 0 '. -- . ide 0,0 o , .as .o. o 0 ' . . , .' , , The staff of the Tide uses its facil- ' ' ' 0' 00 ities to create news images for the 0 Tide Editors school. The Tide reports on all school events and on other hap- penings of interest to the students. By reporting both academic and athletic events and items concerning both students and teachers, the Tide creates a realistic picture of school life. Through its editorials, the Tide helps bring this image about and tries to improve it. Tide Staff I

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