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Page 88 text:
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A Year of Changes w Once again, the Benet Herald has proven to be a reliable source of school information. Copy editors be- came a new addition to this year ' s staff. The purpose of these two new positions was to alleviate some of the editor-in-chief s and associate edi- tor ' s extra work load. The staff suc- cessfully used new photo arrange- ments and copy layouts for the im- provement of the paper ' s general appearance. Many new writers also contributed to the over all success of this year ' s paper. The 1981- ' 82 editors of the Benet Herald were: Jocile Walsh, Editor-in- Chief; Kathleen O ' Leary, Associate Editor; Brad Colby, News Editor; Vince Biskupic, Sports Editor; Patty Leonard, Feature Editor; Paula Mlsna and Lexie Hieber, Copy Edi- tors; David Murphy, Photo Editor; and Joe Hantsch, Circulation Man- ager.
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Parents Contribute to Family Atmosphere The 1981-82 Dad ' s Club: Brother Columban, Ray Veslik Robert Aeschlimen. William Elzkoen, Dennis Flynn, The 1981-82 Madonna ' s Club: Front Row: Sue Mitch, Romaine Burlebach. Frances Eraci. Right: Pete Baaske is joined by his parents during the football season ' s Parent ' s Day. Back Row: Br. Columban, Mary Glimco, Bar- bara Aeschlimen. Benet parent ' s clubs under mod- erator Br. Columban contribute much to the family atmosphere at the Academy. Through its efforts selling tickets at football and basketball games, working on the fund drive, and organizing the Father-Son Com- munion Breakfast, the Dad ' s Club, led by president Mr. Ray Veselik, takes interest in and improves cam- pus activities. The Madonna Club performs a similar function under the direction of president Mrs. Romaine Burelbach, sponsoring the Home- coming Pep Rally and Bake Sale and the Mother-Daughter Communion Brunch and Fashion Show. The groups combine to plan activities such as the Parents and Friends Har- vest Dance and meetings with guest speakers and Drama Troupe per- formances.
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(Above Left): Mrs. Lia familiarizes herself with the style and outline of the Herald. (Above Right): Brad Colby and Lexie Hieber choose the Herald headline for the next issue. (Above): Patty Leonard prepares her next article. (Left): The experienced Herald staff shows their new moderator the ropes . (Opposite Page Above): Editors Jocile Walsh and Kathy O ' Le- ary discuss the next deadline.
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