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

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Tony Castro Craig Cericola David Cethnski Katiana Chapman Pierre Chapuis Paulina Cheong Lisa Christman Curtis Cierpik Jeffery Cingle Don Clemens David Coburn Robert Collazo Bob Collins Loretta Comiskey Lisa Conca Niel Conklin Casey Cook Greg Cook Cathie Cooper Liz Coppola Jim Curran Paul Daggo Tommy Rich Dalessio Peter David Antma M Davis Ellen Dies Frank DeFillipo Ricky DeVane Jack Devenny Donald DeWood Bill Dietz Linda Dion Matt Doherty Caroline Donath 140 Underclassmen S ff

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Sophomores Are You With Us! Yazmin Abejon L.z Aill Richard Allison Amy Alonzi Crystel Ananos Kathy Anaya David Anderson James Andreacchio Georce Arango Silvia Arruza Joan Arsenault Elise Auger Shelley Austgen Ann Batus Jacqueline Baudet Jim Beckmeyer rd Beerman Ite Benenuti Stacey Bereda Peter Bernstein Jeremy Berry Ty Bittner Kathleen Boothe Jenn ifer Bott Joelle Boua Boyce Robert Bradshaw Robert Bramuchi Kerry Brougham Lisa Brousseau Randy Brown Greg Brown Joe Jack Btrne Ada Camejo Ileana Cano Jim Carlisle Ed Carlson John Carroll Rich Casey Underclassmen 139

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From ' Freshie ' To Wise Fools The long awaited year finally arrived. After spending a year as a Freshie they had graduated to the rank of wise fool , or Sophomore. At the end of summer, friendships were restored and the buzzing of who do you have and how was your summer echoed in the halls. Many were happy as they continued up the ladder of their high school year. When reflecting on what it is like to be a Sophomore Shelley Austgen staged, It is good not to be a freshman anymore. Don Clemens commented that, It is a time in which you ' re recognized as a young adult rather than a kid. To Ellen Dees, being a sophomore is realizing the fact that you are no longer the youngest in the school, but you ' re not a senior either. Kerry Brougham summed up be- ing a sophomore by saying, You move up in the school and become a more pow- erful and bigger part of the school. TOP Vcki Peacock displays her opinion on cafete- ria food RIGHT. Mary Stevens hangs them by their necks UPPER LEFT Ted Wilson enjoys class more than anyone else Sophomores 141