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

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Show Us Your Faces! Stacie Mayer Sean McAvoy Barbara McCranels Kevin McGrath Laura McGuire MaryBeth McManus Brian McNally Dawn McNamara Eddy McNamara David McNulty Jackie Medford Gina Mejia Tom Mercuric- David Merten Robert Millar Todd Miller Mike Mizelle Rodion Molina Cathy Morris Daniel Morrow Colleen Mulligan Scott Murray Kim Myles Brian Nappi Julie Newman Tom Nolan James Noonan Maggie Northup Denise Norton Andy O ' Brien Kevin O ' Brien Colin O ' Connor Paul Oenbrink Eileen O ' Hara Tony Ojea Rod Orange Tom Polack Allison Paladino Chris Palomba Karen Pastorino Robert Patane Tommy Pence Ana Perez Nick Peterson April Petrino Denise Pichette Mimi Porcella Suzie Poumakis Pam Preefer Kristen Puhalainen John Raich Curtis Raymond Raul Regis William Resnik Karen Richardson Jim Rickard Susan Ridolph Tim Robidoux Bridget Roche Kim Rogers Cristina Romagosa Bob Rossomme Damian Rowson 146 Underclassmen

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They Fit In! Question — Who wanders the halls of Cardinal Newman looking confused and carrying a much used, and worn schedule? If you answer Freshman — you are only half right. The second half of that answer would be transfer students. Paul Oenbrink, John Valek land Jim Keeley were three of the many new students in the sophomore class. Jon Valek was a transfer student from Pope John Paul II in Baco Raton. He noted that there were many differ- ences in these two schools primarily because P.J. P. II was new. He felt that he was learning more at Newman be- cause it was organized. John stated that The schedule and lunch periods were the hardest to figure out. How- ever after a month he became used to it and it was easy. Paul Oenbrink, a transfer student from Rocklidge High School in North- ern Florida found it hard to adapt to the rules and regulations of a private school. He stated that at his former school, You could chew gum, get to school late, and do a lot of things you could never get away with here. As for the dress code Paul commented, We could even wear shorts to school! Paul found that the hardest aspect at Newman to adapt to were the classes, especiall y trying to study and complete homework. Jim Keeley transferred from an all boys Catholic school in Delaware. To him the biggest difference was obvious - GIRLS! He did feel that New- man ' s best feature was the friendliness of the teachers and students. They make you feel welcome when you are new! These three students are examples of Sophomores who not only adapted, but fit in and were welcome additions to their class and Newman. Bryan Hosack Leslie Howell Sandra Howell Kris Huber Steve Hughes Kevin Hullihan Traci Hurd Charles Hullig Angela Irvin Scott Jacobs Jeff Jaekel Peter Jones Dan J Kairalla III Dennis Kavanaugh James Keeley Donald Kehr Stephanie Kehr Todd Kerns Brent Kilday Patty Kolshak Tanja Koster Michelle Kristensen Kathie LaCroik Brian Ladd Karen Lang Lori Langelier Kim Larson Monica Lavonia Debbie LaBlanc Lisa LoFaso Christina Lee Kevin Licata Chip Lubeck Diane Magill Sven Magnuson Sean Mahoney Santiago Malavasi Shannon Maloy Mike Manning Jackie Manas Valerie Marcelli George Marrero Carlene Marino Julie Maeshall Lisa Marshall Mike Marshall Dawn Martin Jannie Matheson Daniel May Underclassmen 145

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Top: Sophomores did have their moments. Middle: Laura Metzger explains the difficulties of life. Left: Mike Manning disagrees with the term Soph- omore — wise fool Underclassmen 147