Cardinal Newman High School - Accolade Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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LEFT: Miss Karen Noziglia, economics teacher, advertises her home state as she shops for groceries. BELOW LEFT: Sister Noel Kelley, Spanish teacher gives sophomore Marti Miller an affectionate hug. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy Mims, English teacher, pauses by her car before heading home after school. Teachers ACADEMICS 187

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Ohe was the lady with the Scarlet A emblazoned on her chest one day and pure white lace the next. Mrs. Nancy Mims, English teacher, became the characters she taught in her American Literature classes. Mrs. Mary Mook ' s classes were noted for the deep conversations that occurred. It was this aspect of teaching that the religion teacher said she enjoyed most. Mrs. Mook left Newman during the Christmas break to prepare for the birth of her first child. For French teacher Mrs. Estelle Morrison teaching wasn ' t a job this year, it was a hobby. As a part-time teacher, she took her classes to French restaurants and on field trips in addition to teaching them to say more than parlez-vous francais. Sister Noel Kelley, also a part time teacher, taught Spanish. She has her M.A. from the University of Santa Domingo. Miss Karen Noziglia left her previous job of IRS tax collector to teach economics. She ' s a N.Y. Yankee fan and enjoys collecting stuffed koala bears, statues of koala bears and pictures of koala bears. 186 ACADEtyilCS

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Teachers -r ' .n ; ' RIGHT: Fr. Don O ' Brien begins his leisurely ride around the school grounds. BELOW: History teacher Mr. Pat O ' Hare plays a few chords for juniors, Mike Lesinski, Tom DeLoreto, and Schree Hach. Fr. Don O ' Brien has such hob- bies as photography, stamp collecting, and one for which he is known worldwide: chess. He is one of seventy- five chess masters of the world and brought his talents to Newman by sponsoring the Chess Club. A former tile setter Mr. Patrick O ' Hare changed his profession to teaching history. He said he enjoys sharing his knowledge with the student body. Mr. O ' Hare is known for taking out his guitar and strum- ming for his fans after school. Mrs. Jane Panse, P.E. teacher, said, 1 like seeing a different side of students that other teachers don ' t see. In her time away from school she is involved in a marriage preparation course, and to relax and unwind from a hard day, she can be found swimming or fishing. Mrs. Alicia Rafter may be an English and Latin teacher at New- man, but above that she is a mother and wife. After leaving school she serves as chauffeur, cook, nurse, Cub Scout Committee member, and many other roles. Math department chairman, Sr. Anne Richard has only one complaint about teaching, and that is lunch duty. One of her jobs is distributing uniforms, but being a refunder is her hobby. She collects all kinds of coupons, enough to help pay for two new computers for the math depart- ment. 188 ACADEMICS