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M.C.H. . - Meet the Roar M.C.H, S. , meet the Roar! This is the Roar' formal introduction from the Tiger , A magazine created and published by the students of the English Composition class, the Roar is distributed twice yearly with a subscription rate of thirty-five cents. It includes interesting, humorous, and adventurous short stories, poems, editorials, and essays. Interested in writing? The Roar literature de- pends entirely on writings submitted by M.C. H, S. students, qConfidentially, it is predicted that the Roar will be competing with some of the national weeklies by next year.J Sponsoring the Roar publication is Mrs. Eddie Guarisco. The Editor is Jackie Amador: Assistant Editor is Jeanne Duke: and the Business Manager is Delo- res Haines. All of the staff work together in publishing the Roar ,
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The Student Prints - New Bold Paper Lois Mire is the Edi- tor of the Student Prints and Mike Vi- dos is the Assistant Editor, the sponsor is Mrs. Frances Bazet. A new bold paper! The Student Prints has taken another forward step in publishing a better paper. Since its first publication in 1922, when it appeared as the Pilot , printed by a local printing company, it has undergone many changes, In 1929, the paper's name was changed to the Student Prints . This did not last however, as in 1935, the Student Prints title was resumed. The 1958-59 Student Prints is edited by the stu- dents and is published every two weeks, The new method of printing has been the cause of many headaches for the editor and sponsor, but their willingness to work, plus the cooperation and coordina- tion of the entire staff has resulted in the new Litho- Print Student Prints . Before the finished copy is made, the dum- my must be completed, which is quite a task for the staff. lI0
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Honor tudents, Honor Tigers '59-'60 Mu Sigma Mu Sigma is growing by leaps and bounds Honor cards, established and given by Mu Sigma with the co-operation of the Parent Teachers Association, has boosted students' desire to get A and B averages. The brilliant club has come up with the idea of an M award, which goes to students do- ing extracurricular work and yet maintain- ing at least a C average. Sponsors are Miss Pat Benoit and Wilton Sharkey. Offi- cers are: President, B. Duetg Vice President, E. Stansburyg Secretary-Treasurer, P. Acos- tag Parliamentarian, E. I. Cavalier. '58-'59 Mu Sigma
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