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Page 56 text:
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WHITTIER ' S 77-76 CANDID ROUND-UP Eight, Nine, Ten: Ten Pieces of Gum One Mouth. in Remember that first LITTLE Snow? How about a game of 18 man basketball? Varooooomm!
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WHITTIER RE-VIEW NEWSPAPER STAFF L-R: Vickie Eldridge, Wendy Stevens, Amy Mil- brant, Jeff Banks, Linda Jeager, Gwenth Conrad, Krys Walick, Mr. Peters (Sponsor). The Whittier Re-View staff under the co-editorship of Kim Krouse and Maria Lusick, enjoyed a successful year and gained both knowledge and experience in newspaper reporting and publishing. Mrs. Carney Sponsor SEATED: Li sa Demmy, Rusty Little, Jo Anna Crowell, Andrea Bobby. STANDING: Jon Jasen, Maria Lusick, Becky Higgins, Debbie Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Kim Krouse, Tara Grunst, Ryoto Yoshimura, Anne Watkins, Lisa Schock, Frank Higgins, Laura Brocato, Brenda Brill, Myung Ha. 53 WECEP WECEP is an eighth grade cooperative program where students attend school in the morning and work on school supervised jobs in the community during the afternoon. WECEP students study general business principles and good employer-employee relations in twelve units of study. While earning a regular salary, the student experiences a real sense of financial and personal responsibility. Stu¬ dents may continue in the WECEP program through the summer and into the ninth grade on the high school level. SEATED: Chuck Steen, Terry Wilkerson. STANDING, 1st ROW: Mr. Reynolds, Linda Greene, Flavia Chirinos, Mike Walker, Dallas Gravette. STANDING, 2nd ROW: Leslie Fletcher, Kevin Stowers. NOT PICTURED: Dewey Gallo¬ way, Stefan Kazcynski, Grace Orren, Rickey Shirley. YEARBOOK STAFF The yearbook staff is set up to organize the yearbook early in November. The staff’s basic duties are cutting and alphabetiz¬ ing student photographs, selecting pictures and assisting the school photographers in the taking of student pictures. Mr. Peters, Sponsor
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I just can ' t look at it!! Take 25 to the 30th power. Is bus 129 here yet? What do you mean 3 copies of each, and a pop test. I could dance all night. You sewed your leg to what? 55
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