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

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ABOVE: Junior Robin Stutevoss contemplates the deeper side of life. RIGHT: Juniors Charles Coates and Pat Van Aken enjoy a lighter moment in art class OPPOSITE PAGE: Eileen Golden and Karen Ann Sisko enjoy their one free break in the day. 120 Underclassmen

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' Here ' s winking at you ' seem to be the thoughts of juniors Maura Cronin and Mary Cross. v cA Of Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Under classmen 1 19

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Almost There Most student don ' t notice their own progression through Cardinal Newman, at least until the Junior year. When the third year rolls around, the beginning of the end of high school can be seen. Stu- dents begin to look at school objectively. Going to school is no longer an ingrained part of their lifestyle. By the Junior year, most students either have or have had a job, and have received a taste of the real world. Despite this knowledge most Ju- niors have of the outside world, they don ' t lose interest in the school. The Junior year is the most difficult academically for most students. This is the reason Juniors don ' t lose inte rest. A Junior to me is one year before becoming a Senior and fully mature. Was the opin- ion Tom Craft II expressed when asked the question of what it is to be a Junior. This opinion seems to be the consensus of the class of ' 83. Thomas Abblett Manlu Almeida Caty Ananos Kevin Andres Steve Andrews B.J. Anthony Stephanie Aranda Lillian Armour George Arsenault Michelle Asselin Dorothy Atwell John Axley Tom Barrett Bart Basara Eddie Batista Gerg Bauer Patty Bauer Alicia Bengoch Brian Biehl Sean Blank Underclassmen 121