Regina High School - Tiara Yearbook (Hyattsville, MD)

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H. G. ROEBUQK and SSN, Inc. I :F .lune 1, 1959 Memo to Yearbook Staffs of 1960: Your yearbook will be the culmination of all the work and all the recreation of your high school days. It will be a source of pleasure, smiles and memories for those who read it in ten or twenty years from now. For this reason you must resolve, before you begin to Work on your 1960 publication, to do your best to uphold the standards of your school by producing the finest and the most complete record of its activities. In order to do this, there must be complete co-operation between the printer chosen and the members of the staff. You must select a printer who will be at your service when you need him and one who will give your yearbook the individual attention it deserves. Producing a good book is an expensive and time-consuming proposition and co-opera- tion is a vital factor. A number of satisfied customers can attest to the fact that H. C. Roebuck and Son, Inc. try to represent the qualities necessary to producing the prize-winning annual. Through personal visits, telephone calls and correspondence, we strive to assist yearbook staffs solve all the problems con- fronting them. Nothing is 'too trivial. We concern ourselves with every detail that goes into the pro- duction of a yearbook. Thus, each school can take pride in the finished product. May we assist you in the coming year? Sincerely, SZQTZC Printing of the Finest Quality Converting Dreams into Reality PRINTERS ' LITHOCRAPHERS 0 HOPKINS 7 6700 2140 AISQUITH STREET v BALTIMORE 18 MD

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Smart Sensible Stylish Featuring Attractiveness, Quality and lVlodesty Before each student enters Regina, she is expertly fitted with a Scholastic Parochial School Uniform. Attractive, yet modest, the brown skirt and beige blazer is low in price and ranks high in quality. Scholastic's trained staff is ready to help any school select the style and color most appropriate for its needs. The result may be judged with satisfaction when the student body is assembled - pleasing uniformity. giWM5g11Y,Si3Cg SCHOLASTIC sPEc1ALTY COMPANY GCA Thing of Beauty is a loy Foreverw Reginans Architects ' l l I29

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