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STAFF 1. A. Gigac arranges her section for the upcoming TATTLER. 2. STAFF WRITERS-J. Ko-zlowski, ). Kristek, D. Harangody, R. Schauer. 3. The female members of the staff diligently write letters to local exchange schools. 4. As the 1976 editor, L. Urbanik uses her privilege in designing the front page. 29
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TATTLER This year the TATTLER had a delay in publication as a result of unrepaired machinery. However, the newspaper had many new features that profiled the W.H.S. students. Staff members contributed to the TATTLER by writing articles, drawing comics, typing, and distributing questions to students. Hit parades were occasionally printed for added attraction to its readers. Designing and organizing each edition takes imagination and cooperation from the staff writers. Supplying articles to the Times is also a responsibility of these students who inform others on the everyday occurances at W.H.S. 1. Editor-in-Chief, L. Urbanik, and Sponsor, Mr. D. Boyle. 2. KNEELING—P. Kozlowski, M. Demeter, M. Gambini, C. Adkinson, I. )ambik. SITTING— J. Kristek, L. Urbanik, |. Kozlowski, A. Gigac, D. Harangody, D. Paucak, R. Schauer. 28
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STUDENT COUNCIL To start the year off right, 48 homeroom representatives and alternates were elected by the student body to serve as a council. These students represent their fellow classmates and ask for opinions on ideas before presenting them to the administration. Holding meetings enables the members to discuss and vote on any current situations which arise. The Student Council made all the necessary arrangements for the Homecoming parade, dance, and coronation ceremony. Sponsoring the student exchange day with a local school was also a responsibility of this council. Eight students visited Clark this year. In the spring the annual Homeroom Volleyball Tournament was organized. 1. OFFICERS-D. Harangody, Treasurer; ). Kristek, President; Mr. J. Ko-untoures. Sponsor; M. Hruskocy, Vice-President; J. Lovasko, Secretary. 2. FIRST ROW-S. Polak, |. Demkovich. M. Hruskocy. J. Lovasko, P. Vet- roczky, D. Mahony. SECOND ROW-). Stahura, H. Sarvanidis, D. Jones, K. Simants, M. Ulloa, B. Daly, B. Mann. THIRD ROW-C. Slack, J. Biljan, M. Bailey, D. Benko, J. Klacik, K. Kubacki, D. Demkovich 30
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