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

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• - I ' ve Got The Music In Me! There is one thing that brings everyone in the world together, one universal language and one thing we all have in common; Music. No matter who you are, music has, at one time or another, influenced your life. There are as many different kinds of music as there are people. Some people enjoy Classical, Jazz Blues or Opera. More common howev- er, especially at Cardinal Newman, are the sounds of Rock, Country and Punk. Rock has been in existence longer than the school itself. Bruce Springsteen, AC DC and Van Halen are among Newman ' s favorites. Rockers enjoyed their favorite tunes in many ways, I think concerts are the best way; seeing them in person is the ultimate, said Senior Kathy Maiorana. Country listeners can be seen on weekends in their cowboy hats tuned into Willy Nelson, Johnny Lee, Eddie Rabbit, and Waylon Jen- nings. David Logan Commented, I like to go out and dance to my favorite country songs. The latest thing on the music scene and a combination of Rock and Noise is Punk. The beginnings of Punk go back to the 60 ' s. The fashions and sounds are coming back but more outrageous than ever. It ' s really cosmic, ultra- violet and extremely crazy! , said Lulu Za- mora, senior. No matter what kind of music you enjoy, it makes a difference in your day. From music classes to Friday night dances, everyone agrees their day wouldn ' t be the same without hearing that speical song. ABOVE RIGHT: Students learn the fundamentals of sing- ing in Mrs. Hoyt ' s Chorus class. RIGHT: Joslynn Ginn, Kathy Haywood and Susie Fronczek practice for the show choir The Rainbow Connection, 224 Student Life ture vA?- 1 fu nfJi §knentof(crrcrt

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Punk Up, All Around TOP LEFT: Maria Sed, sophomore shows off her punk sunglasses. MIDDLE LEFT: Stacy Bareto, and Terri Tome, display Oscar Delarenta ' s latest. BOT- TOM LEFT: Marnie Schnider and Michelle Fau: sophomores get the blues. MIDDLE: Some desu- ples of Devo profess their faith in punk and ask the question, Are we not men? TOP RIGHT: A group of punkers cheer as the most requested song, Rock Lobster is played. MIDDLE RIGHT: Robbie the Master Blaster starts off the evening with tl ever popular B-52 ' s song, Planet Clare . BO i ■ TOM RIGHT: Lorea Elordi does The Jerk to the musical talents of Adam and the Ants. ABOVE: An unidentifiable rocker punks out .

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K,. f l III M tll r icnt 01 ( TOP: Senior Laura Rusnak punks out at the years first Punk dance ABOVE: Newman ' s cheerleaders get down to the beat at a pep-rally. TOP LEFT: Mr. Berg, Dean, kept the rhythm of Newman going. LEFT: Pete Polack, Carol Nefzger, Marie-Rosa Chi- nas and Kathy Johnsen learned about the begin- nings of music in humanities class. Student Life 225