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

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V TOP LEFT: Mr Wisniewski ' s intellucal profes sor TOP RIGHT: A quiet minute??? MIDDLE LEFT: Go Crusaders!!!!! MIDDLE RIGHT If this is homelife, forget it. FAR LEFT You mean I ' m not in the right class. LEFT: I refuse to do this again Student Life 243

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Hey Funny Face: Got ' cha! Question — What does everyone have, though two may look similar non are alike? No, not a pair of docksiders, a face. No one had mastered the art of making a face better then the students and facul- ty of Cardinal Newman. No, they did not make just the normal happy, sad, glad, and mad faces. There was the Who me? face and the Not me Mr. Berg face. Also Mr. Mike Wisniewski ' s intellu- cal professor face and senior Linda Ser- rese ' s and I pay $950 a year for this face. Lastly was Miss Lina Veenker ' s poor teacher making a fool out of her- self emerging from a cream pie face. But no matter what fac e was made or why it was done, if someone from New- man did it, it was done with class . RIGHT: Miss Veenker digs in. TOP: Who says I ' m two-faced? TOP RIGHT: Five, four, three, two 242 Student Life

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Are You Satisfied Now?! Are you going to have those funny captions with the pictures this year? What happened to the funny pictures? Well everyone, back by popular de- mand, a few pages for you with captions under funny pictures. Are you satisfied now? One thing that people do not under- stand about making witty and clever re- marks for pictures is the effect that it had on the people who were sacraficed for the sake of a good laugh. For the reader it seemed perfectly alright to thumb through a yearbook and get a good chuckle out of seeing a picture of a stu- dent with the caption, Oh gosh! It ' s the 19th hour on my 18 hour girdle. Or a teacher staring out at an open field with, Where did my class go? Or someone with their finger in their mouth and I thought you were over that? under it. One person who was subjected to this was freshman P.E. teacher, Mr. James Arbogast. In the 1979-1980 Accolade there was a picture of him and a caption stating, Newman ' s Pillsbury Dough boy. Mr. Arbogast stated, It was not that I was offended by the caption, but when the underclassmen began to ad- dress me as ' Doughboy ' , I was a bit an- gry. It seemed that they were not mature enough to handle it. Also, if I could have approved it first, it would have been bet- ter. Some people do get offended by it. such a pretty woman. ' Let ' s try Plan ' B ' 244 Student Life Thanks, you have nice legs too. ' ' It ' s next Monday '