South Plainfield High School - Regit Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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wiv Tiger Talk fLeft to Righty: Paula My - ers fNews Bureau Editorj, Jeanette Reynolds fAssoci - ate Editorj, Carolyn Skabry fBusiness Managerj, Mrs. King fAdvisorJ, Jeanne Woodring fiieaturej, Eileen Stukane fFeatureJ, Carmel Santoro fEditor -in -Chiefj, Judy Balkenberg fAdvertis - ing Managery. Absent: Rosemary Owsianik fEx- change Editorj. Tiger Talk, the school newspaper, has brought to the students of SPHS a year of complete coverage plus new and colorful features . Published through the efforts of eight staff members, this year's Tiger Talk has become more and more the voice of the student body. Controversial subjects have been introduced and many new columns have been initiated. Added attractions such as Leave It to Jeanne and Sum-It-Up have increased the paper's circulation. Tiger Talk members have also done publicity for SPHS in the Courier-News and Suburban Review. Publicity for the Suburban Review was done by Paula Myers for our Tiger Tattler column. Carmel Santoro and Jeanette Reynolds confer with Mrs. King. l 28

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Staffs TYPING SEATED: Rose Butrico, Carol Ramey, Pat Walsh, Diana Maniscalco fTyp- ing Editorj, Liz Tetter. STANDING: Irene Krajewski, Cathy McCarthy, Kathy McCluskey, Madeline Flie- gel, Corrine Sylvestro, Shirley Web- ber, Rosemary Owsianik, Karen I-Ian lon, Diane Pellegrino, Joan Roman- owicz, Carol Grego, Theresa Indiviglia, Janice Suleski. PH OTOGRA PHY SEATED: Sandra MacDonald, Mary Jane Temko, Arleen Ressa, Jeanette Reynolds. STANDING: Melinda Allen, Dan Boyle fPhotography Editorl. , ART SEATED: Roberta Warrick, Mari- anne Warner, Dotty Bull fArr Editorj, Luisa Gurerro, Rosemary Dell Beni. STANDING: Diane Pellegrino, Diana Maniscalco, Rosemary Owsianik. 27 LITERARY SEATED: Maryann Fazio, Melinda Allen, Ruth Huslage, Bob Ippolito fLiterary Editorj, Kathy Carpenter, Mary Ann Faryniak. STANDING: Pat Walsh, Evelyn Diegnan, Bob Strang, Arleen Ressa, Susan Heroy.

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS fLeft to Righty: Robert Ippolito fPresidentJ, Peter Hemming fVice- Presidentj, Eileen Stukane fCon'es. Secretaryj, Roberta Warrick fRec. Secretaryy, Mr. Donald Clark fAdvisorJ, Ronald Kuboski qTreasurerJ. n Student Council The Student Council is a student governmental organization. Its members are rep- resentatives of each class and are chosen by the student body. They must be responsi- ble stuclents who are interested in the improvement of their school. The Council is the democratic means of intercession between the student body and the administration. Its aims are to improve student relationships with the faculty and the community, to be of service to the administration in alerting them to student opinion, and to make supplies available to the student through the operation of the school store. The social aspect of the Student Council includes the sponsoring of the annual Sadie Hawkins and Cupid's Carousel Dances . Proceeds from the affairs are used for the purchase of a gift which can benefit the school in future years. Sadie Hawkins Dance 29