Benedictine High School - Benedictine Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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 ) LU co LU ( ) ( ) Senior Paul Roberto gives a look of intensity while he performs at his best. College students from the Univorsity of Stubonville came to Benedictine to sing Christian rock songs and to toll us how Christ has changod their lives for the better. Paul Roborto warms up at the drums. Paul substituted for the group's drummer who became suddenly ill and was not able to perform.

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Mixers Are Big Success Dude, it was a trip, a total blast, said Tim Zdanowicz. Jim Rodak added. Dude, no way! These were some of the surprising reactions of people who came to the mixers and dances thrown by the Bennet and Yearbook staffs. Each dance that was thrown came up to be prof- itable fundraisers which included the famous Bennet Luau and Yearbook Blender. Many people found themselves being crunched together as more and more people came in. With a rockin' DJ spinning records for four straight hours and Br. Ga- briel tending the refreshment stand, people couldn't help but have fun. Exclaimed Greg Kobunski, Dude, the worst part of the night was when everyone, especially the chicks, had to leave. Boy. was I bummin!” By Kevin Grobelny Hands up for the seniors. All the girls soem to bo crazy about the bartender, Br. Gabriel. Sophomores Samodell and Kasunic show the camera what studs they are.

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The college students again explain Christian life in their music. Mr. Charles McGregor was brought in by the Benedictine SADD club to talk to students about the effects of drugs and excess drinking on people. Mr. McGregor in true form as he discourages teenagers from experimenting with drugs and alcohol. Assemblies Thrill Students On September 24, a religious music group from Steubenville, Ohio, came and enchanted us with their I nusic. They called themselves Spirit Song. Their music dealt with the happiness that God has made for is. The student body enjoyed the concert held in the auditorium. On February 18, Fr. Michael D. Barton came to Benedictine to show his experiences in Africa. The student body was shocked to see how some people really suffer. He touched the hearts of many students. On March 10, Mr. Charles McGregor told the Student Body that the evil of drugs is all around. He spoke o us about his life with drugs and violence. He found out that rehabilitation saved his life and now spends lis time acting and steering teens away from drugs. On May 16, the annual talent show was held. Junior John Uston presented a drum solo of a song by Cenesis, Sophomore Steve Moise played a guitar solo by Jimi Hendrix. The rock group, Side B. thrilled the students with their music. e o 15 By Mark Oblak