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

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r Eight o ' clock a.m. was the beginning of life at Cardinal Newman High School. Students rushed to their lockers and asked themselves, Is this C day or B day? For those who were always on time, the day began with a prayer and the pledge to the flag. Some students, however, were not blessed with a built-in alarm clock and had to suffer through the pains of explaining to the dean the whys and how comes of being late. Although most mornings were filled with routine activities, occasionally the not so routine, due to club initiations or holiday celebrations, would occur. For instance, some mornings you may have run unexpectedly into an animal such as a rabbit, mouse or cat. Meanwhile, in the Central Office, the administration and secretaries hurried about answering phones, counting tardies and absentees, and sorting through the vast amount of paper work. RIGHT: Jade Santord, freshman was one of tfie many students who dressed up as an animal to fulfill initiation requirements for their clubs. SEZ.0 IV; Students can always be found waiting In line to discuss matters with Miss Colleen Courtney, assistant principal, like Harold Maass, senior. OPPOSITE: Each day began with a pledge to the flag and a prayer. Sophomore Kris Maly strikes the pose of all Newman students at 8:05 as she recites the pledge. 4 OPENING

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Piescik (photo above) riding a hydroslide became a favorite summer sport. They were typically Floridian activities: rollerskating along the ocean wall in Palm Beach, wind surfing with friends at Riviera Beach and sailing on the Intracoastal Waterway. But all too soon the suntans faded, and weeknights were spent studying. OPENING 3

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