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

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Key Club: Service With A Smile Moderators Fr. Steve Vasek (above) and Mr. Gord on Luikart (right) helped Key Club members to do service with a When Mr. Luikart was asked the pur- pose of the Key Club at Cardinal New- man, he stated, To make as much mon- ey as possible and to have as much fun as possible. He continued, Seriously, we like to work together to raise money for less fortunate and underprivileged peo- ple. Members of the club worked to- gether painting new lines in the parking lot, washing teacher ' s cars, setting up chairs for school assemblies, running the used book sale, and working at the busy book sale at the beginning of the year. They had time for fun at club luncheons and the annual Key Club Car Rally. They hand led their objective of service to the school and community with a smile. 186 Clubs

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The International I hespian Society L gfl ' 4MH 1 L.7 Nr H 1 I i ;i Animal Crackers We ' re Not Thespians? What are Thespians?! Some kinda new crackers? Nope, when you said Thespians you were referring to Cardinal Newman ' s chapter of the Inter- national Thespian Society. On the nation- al office ' s records they were ITS Troupe 3117, but Newman students knew them as the mainstays of the Newman Players. The club was an honor society, not only for actors and actresses but for all people interested in theatre. ITS sec- retary Shari Laia cona said, ITS is great because all the members are interested in theatre and we all work together on the shows like one big happy family! One of the biggest events each year on the Thespian calander were the District and State competitions held in the winter and spring respectively. Newman has in the past received high honors in these competitions including Excellent and Superior ratings at each level. Club President Bill DelGrosso, commented, We eneted our third year here at the school and the club is slowly maturing. There also are more and more members being inducted every year which means that there ' s a growing interest in the the- atre. Theatre is one of the best exper- iances that any one could have because there ' s nothing like applause. ABOVE: Top Row; Victoria Thompson, Maria Ro- mera, Loraine Prieto, Leslie Howell. Ann Batus. Kevin O ' Brien, Karen Ann Cisko, Shari Laicona, Pam Prefer Bottom Row; Richard Davison, John Cosco, Tom Debski, Peter Polak, Sharlene Wendel, Melinda Norton, Lina Giddings, Bill Delgrosso, Therese Ger- rior, Robbie Acosta. Denise Norton, Scott Haider- man. Linda Dion, Mike Park, Brett Baker, and Bill Davies. Not Pictured Jim MagilL RIGHT 1 T.S President Bill DelGrosso practices for IT S. competition. Clubs 185

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x ' Top Seniors, Barbra Kissner and Cathy Lynch plan their strategy for the Key Club Car Rally in Octo- ber Left: Pres. Stan Resnik enjoys the Clubs region- al luncheon. Above: Melina Norton was chosen as the Key Club Sweetheart from the school and the zone Clubs 187