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"TIGER" DEL •GATION TRAVELS
TO NEW YORK
Takel-i Part in Columbia Conference
l\Ianr a !:'tudent gazed with
11\'Y
when nc,
saw five member:; of the U-E
Hi~h
chool
leave town with suitca"es in hands Thurscla. ·
aflcmoon,
~larch
16.
"I
knew their writing- was bad, but
I
didn't
think that
the~·
would have to leave town!"
The) might have
~aid
that for the bon voyants
w
re Harry Love, Garth l\liller, Juanit.l
Merkes, Grant Johnson and Robert J. pencer,
staff heads and faculty adviset of the ''Tiger,'
on their wav to attend the olumbia chola.i–
tic Pr ss
A~sociation
conference.· at
Columbi~1
nivcrsity, •"ew York City.
Arrh·in!.{ in the big town at l\lidnight, th
~
r gi. tered at the Regent Hotel. The trip was
a combination journe:, for they attended the
m
etings and conferences at the University
as well as reaped a wealthy knowledge
o~
metropolitan life in ew York City.
l'e1·haps the best remembered of the acti\–
ities while in New York was the , BC television
tour and the :;lage plays which the delegation
attended as well as the practical ideas the.·
rec iYed at the Columbia
m
etings in improv–
ing thi publication.
GOOD LUCI{!
Tht• IUPillbt•I'S
of thP staff
ol
till
"l"-E
Ti~pr·"
"onhl lilw
to
congralnlatt>
rwr–
:,;ona
lly
eadt ont·
of
tlw
:!
·u
mt•mbtrs
or
the
.Junt• gradnating
clns~
.•\s this
is
an
impossiLilitr.
"e
lak lhi:< HWlhocl
o(
wi~hing
all or you
tlw
happit•nt possible
life and
the
most
~ut·et·~sful care~r
that
you ean
a~pin•
to.
To
COillllH'IICl'
Jill'
011
~
Ollr 0\1 ll is an
Pnlirl'ly
new
probh•m.
llowt·Yt>t', ••;, I'
;•I
that
\\ith tlH' training
~ou
h;ne
had
at
t
-E you ''ill makt• the most ot your
ability
and surge• forward to
YOill'
go:d.
Goocl ucJ,
~
-Th tall'
CO-EDITOR JOH SO
LEAVES
··TIGER'' L
T
JU E
:\lem ber
of •
'taff
.Since
'36
Gmnt Johnsen, co-editor of the -E Tiger.
began his joumali,
t'c
career as literary editur
of the
H. B.
E.
Crier. Later, while in ninth
~rade,
he became.; editot·. Enter·ing
-E a,
a .;ophonHH'C in
l!J36,
Grant was :<elected
a~
Humor J•;ditor of the -E Tiger. Appointment
as Literat-y Editor was announced in the fall
is~;uc
of
1!)~'7,
and in the spring iRsue he wah
promoted to
As~on'atc
Editot·. The goal of his
journali::;lic efforts
t•n
the stalf was reache.l
last fall wlwn he was n1ade Co-Editor, will,
llarTr Low, of
the
U-E Tiger.
Grant i::; al!'o
pr·t·~ident
and a charter
membet· of the Endicott chaptet· of the Quill
and :Scroll
~ociety,
an international hono•·
.gr..up for high school journalists.
Beside~
being active in chool publications, he founded
and fot· a year and a half dited The Tu-Oh·
Won Typhoon, the monthly publi ·ation of troo1
201,
Hoy Scouts of America.