Mount Carmel Academy - Sardonyx Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Salim' of dzrmcl THE STAFF ECHOES, Carmel's official newspaper, features 'the newsworthy events of the school, A basic ac- tivity in the co-curricular life of the student body, it offers an ex- cellent outlet for the journalistic talents of the students. PATSY MCGOVERN ELLEN VALLETTE Managing Editor EdiIOI lIl Chl6f Carolyn Carney and Tinsey Wolfe are shown printing issue of ECHOES.

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21 '24 If .Y f f' 'Q f ff ' 4' 'i '11 f ff, ff' if ee edit-r f In Journalism class the students learn the basic princi- ples of news-gather ing, news-writing and news-editing. It is a relatively new Club at MCA and has been tremendously popular with literary-minded students. l J' jzfurmzlism is 2 gs rig ms ' ' was ,f ,f A From this class come the future staff members of ECHOES and SARDONYX. The club is open to all students who have an interest and the ability for journalistic work. 335, S' gs br

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A dynamic awareness to the manifold wonders and tre- mendous discoveries in the world of science is the primary aim of MCA's Science Club. The students do not only ab- sorb scientific facts and infor- H614 66' 5015 MRS. MURIEL DASPIT Moderator mation but also carry out in- dividual projects and experi- ments with the guidance of their moderator. They be- lieve that keeping stride with the advancing frontiers of science means better living. Science Club Officers and Moderators Science Fair winners 4 Members of the Junior Academy of Science gather together for a scientific session.