Cardinal Stritch High School - Existence Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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imiixai 5- . W, ,, 4769 S ' K K 2 4 Si 2 'ET Wit Q' Above lem CHESS CLUB. Firsm row: Lisa Irving, Mark GoeLz, Bob Boersn, Tom Cleuser. Second row: John Sofolir, Jim Sehmidlin, Mike Richardson. Top row: Sisber Rose Angela, Mike Malumsin, Brian Norden, Jeff Meek, and Jim Coenz. Above: Lisa Fox is hard an work. CLUB. From: Michele Ponuralski. Second Anim Wasserman, Kris Mander. Non Piouired: - A W . Clark, Connie Penersen, Lori Penersen, Da.neLLe Mansoir and Lise Fox. FOSS' HUG POW: qeppy bandersf Amy FOX' Above: Terry Vainljenlloleweern is having ai good Lime being a Cardinsleme. chess, poster clubs X 99

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Cardjnalettes and Poster Club use their talents to promote spiritg chess team members Win a trophy Both the Cardinalettes and the Post- er Club did their best to promote spirit. This year's Cardinalettes were most successful because ofthe caliber ofthe talent that the girls possessed, said moderator Mona Leos. The girls worked as a team during basketball game halftimes as they danced to the J. Geils' tune, Freeze Frame. The Poster Club improved spirit at Stritch, but in the local neighborhood as Well. The club promoted the Christ- mas spirit by painting the Window of the Ohio Citizens Bank on Navarre. The Chess Club had a losing season 4-5-1, but had a lot of frm playing the elite game. With Sister Rose Angela as moderator, the team played to the best of their abilities, with Brian Norden and Jim Goetz leading the Way. In addition, Mark Goetz and Robert Boerst Won second-place trophies in their divisions in competition spon- sored by the Greater Toledo Area Chess League. Above right: Brian Norden seems to have the up- per hand in this chess match es he prepares to move his mari, Above: fiiimor txipuiiii Robin Horn- yak dances to the tu ries during halftime at at bes- ketbaii game. 98 X oardinalettes I 4 Front row: CARDINALETTES. Jackie Carbe, Linda Durst Terry VanDenDoieweert Tracey Grim Castarieda, Theresa Osberger, Debbie Martis and and Robin Hornyak 'lop Rochelle Bowen Sue iiornyak. Back row: Kirsi Mankineh, Beth

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For the 1981-82 Expression, lead story was all about awards. paper earned a prestigious Buck The Expression hits the top, taking a Buckeye and best overall ranking as individual staffers also win Cef.Y,?'UT Media Day, the paper N., 3 . ,X.en,,pZ ..,np,,,ni , ,An.,. fptt . Y-, lCC X expression Al .0 Award from the Great Lakes In scholastic Press Association, highest rating a publication can named best overall newspaper in magazine-style format. It also had Individuals came away with s top awards too. Lori Petersen Cop best front-page layout in its format . . l ' ir I Bight: Ctop to bottom, left to rightb John Budy, Diane Coehrs, Anne Marie Thorrington, Linda Cestenada, Eric Shultz, Lonnie Stansbury, Scott Carpenter, Sarah Mikolajczyk, Kathy Richards, Dave llochanadel, Pain Ueberroth, Connie Siravo, Sister Judy, Patty Brenkman, Jackie Jaros, Deb- bie Evans, Andy Gocsik, Lisa Irving, editorb took first in editorials at GLIPA and UT. Other first-place 1 ners were Jackie Jaros Csports tory for sports writing and Cor Siravo for newswritmg, both at UT Scott Carpenter Cnews editorD,C nie Siravo, Diane Coehrs and A1 Marie Thorrington Cco-feature torsj shared a GLIPA second-place features. At UT, Scott also took tl for news, and Kathy Richards ear honorable mention in that categ Scott and Kathy shared a.n honor mention in column writing. Managing editors were Patty Bre man and Debbie Evans. For staff members, especially tli who had been part of the paper three years, the awards were a per end to a terrific year. Mike Mitchell, Lori Petersen, Scott Hauter. Above: The ed gather around the UT and G awards, Left: For those who atte the GLIPA luncheon, the main cc was a Buckeye! Below left: featuru tors Anne-Marie Thorrington and ane Coehrs plan a layout. Below: viser Sister Judy and Buckeye. BUCKEYE WINNE RS! ll EXPRESSION C S H S f1......f7,Q4.-. f- J -A S ta i' 5 wk