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

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ZOH When you looked out over the vast sea of cars in the stude nt parking lot you can see quite a few. In fact, almost 350. But if you looked closer you might notice some rather unique members of this crowd. Had you taken a stroll into the parking lot (which incidentally you shouldn ' t have been out there anyway) you might have come across these automotive beauties: Starting with the first line of cars be- yond the tennis courts sat Patty Farmer ' s white RX-7. A sporty little machine when you figure that it can excellerate better than a Porshe 911. Down a few rows and to the left you almost run into Ed Gal- braith ' s ' 66 blue Mustang Convertible. Ed was also the proud owner of a ' 66 Shelby ' stang and a ' 57 T-Bird. Four cars down was David Martoccia ' s Brown ' 74 MG, from the land of Racing Green . Past two old chevys and a Fairmong Station wagon was Stacy Lamoyeux ' s white Z- 28. The car just looked fast even sitting still, remember, it has a 450 under the hood. Sitting under a tree was Louise Stevens ' tan Camero which was quite a popular car with the students at New- man. Every year there seemed to be at least five or six of them in the parking lot. Next to it was Rick Paladino ' s brown Gucci Caddillac. A very unique car that had the Gucci material for a vinyl roof. One row over was Randy Randolph ' s green Honda Accord. Hondas used to be no bigger than a bread box, but the Ac-

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And A Typical ' Frosh ' NAME ALIAS GRADE AGE STUDENT RECORD Maureen Gallagher MO Nine (9) Fourteen (14) Maureen Gallagher was your typical freshman in some respects, but very dif- ferent from the norm. Maureen was al- ways immaculately groomed and always had a big smile on her face which finished off her pretty looks. Maureen comment- ed, Newman is quite a change of pace from my last school, but I do like it. Maureen added that acting was her favor- i te subject and that she also enjoyed her English classes. I like the atmosphere and the people and the good looking guys! , she said. Maureen enjoyed cook- ing and different sports such as raquet- ball, football, frisbee and swimming. She said, I like to cook because it ' s fun and I can please my family while I ' m doing it. Plus it helps my mom when she ' s too busy or tired to make dinner. On the weekends Mo , as her friends called her, liked to go to the beach and enjoyed parties, especially smaller par- ties with her friends. During the year the events that Maureen liked the best were the Punk Dances. They were great and soo wild. Typical Freshman? Not Like- ly. Student Life 207

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Our Pride Is Sh Oli j, cord had plenty of room and better styl- ing than the roller skate look Hondas used to have. Parked on the very edge of the lot was Lisa Caniff ' s white ' 72 Cor- vette. When you say Corvette, visions of driving down a winding California road into a sunset popped into your skull. You slip past the convent and wonder past Mrs. Johnson ' s white Triumph Spitfire. Now that ' s a classic old car. Suddenly you saw Mr. Berg coming into the parking lot. Thinking fast you ducked behind this silvery shape that turned out to be a mas- terpiece of German workmanship. Miss Atherly ' s Mercedes Benz 450 SLC. You gave it a quick once over and then peered over the hood to see if Mr. Berg was gone. You should have stayed down low and admired the hubcaps because the first thing you heard as you raised your head was, You ' ve got a three hour de- tention. Oh well, at least you had some nice cars to think about while you served it. lorning and late in the Tracy Bruce could be Mustangs TOP: Mike rty Camero LEFT Ali- son and Rich Paladi Gucci Cadillac received a lot of attention. ABOVE Doug Brennan displays his admi- ration of the US Army with the car he drove OPPOSITE Early in the afternoon Ed Galbnath an seen around his classical Turdo took pride in his sp Student Life 209