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

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WLJ OPPOSITE TOP Senior guys pose to show off their classy threads . Randy Randolph, Tom Aloi, Jay Brown, Tom Glancey, Pat Foley. John Gneb. Dan Donavan. Robert Wise, Sam Budnyk, Jeff Bolt, Pat Maloy, Tim Hanlon and Jack Steer. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: The Class Rings, a symbol of class . TOP Barb Kissner and Pam Krolczyk discuss the next musical selection for mass. ABOVE LEFT: Jack Steer. Lori Elordi. Laura Rus- nak and Mary Kolshak listen during Ring Day Mass ABOVE Jon Flaig and Jerome Mitchell buddy up after mass LEFT: Fr. Hank Lcmoncelli guides the seniors to- wards their new beginnings

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A Mass With Class Ring Day Mass was important especially for seniors and their families. It was not only a mass at which Seniors had their class rings blessed, but also a time for the students to be welcomed back as Seniors. Ring Day Mass was a time for everyone to congratu- late the seniors for making it this far, and to wish them luck in the struggles that they will meet in the upcoming year. The mass was celebrated in honor of the seniors with Senior class moderator, Father Lemoncelli giving a very special homily. The parents were invited to attend and join the students and faculty in the celebration. Afterwards Juniors gave a reception com- plete with punch and an assortment of deli- cious desserts. For the mass, Seniors were allowed to come out of uniform and many took the opportunity to dress in their finest attire. Everyone looked very special on this special day. The one particular purpose for Ring Day Mass was to reunite the Senior class and the faculty, joining them for the Seniors final year here at Newman. 214 Student Life

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Teenboard Of The 80 ' s: Have you ever been walking down the hall and seen five girls in the same outfit? Seem strange? Well these students don ' t all have the same taste but they were members of teen boards of the local ma- jor department stores. The members of the Jordan Marsh Teenboard are Pam Bachanas, Stephanie Collier, Sharlene Wendel, and Lorraine Prieto. Burdines ' members include Becky Winokur, Louise Stevens, Cindy Labrador, Ellen Leach, Mary Nealon and the first male member, Greg Kino. Teenboard members are involved in many different activities. They modeled for the store at fashion shows throughout the year and also do informal modeling in the store. They do service projects such as visiting children in the hospital or rais- ing money for various charities. The members were also given the opportunity to work in the store and gain job exper- ience. The majority of the members of the teenboards do not wish to persue a ca- reer in Fashion Merchandising or Retail Marketing. Lorraine Prieto, for example, plans to study psychology but feels the teenboard is a great opportunity to gain experience in working, as well as working with people. On the other hand, Ellen Leach plans to study Fashion Merchandis- ing and Marketing. She finds the teen- board a great opportunity to work in merchandising and gives her the chance to decide if that ' s the career I ' d really like to pursue. Greg Kino, Bur- dines first male member said, I tried out for the teenboard because I thought it would be a unique experience. I knew I might get hassled from some of my male peers but I was determined not to let it bother me. Greg enjoyed being on the teenboard and feels it ' s a chance to meet a lot of new and interesting peo- ple. Although being a member of a teen- board may sound glamorous, all the members agree there is a lot of hard work involved. TOP: The 1981-82 Jordan Marsh Teen Board members from Cardinal Newman High School, Pam Bachanas. Lorraine Prieto. Sharlene Wendel and Stephanie Collier. BOTTOM: The Jordan Marsh Teen Board displays truly the latest styles 216 Student Life