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

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K.,-wv. : e v' I ,la-I. , Eisner Helen Marie: Bookkeeper, Sister Jeanne Marie: Attendance Mr. Pa.tMcGhee:La.nguageArts I, II, gem-5 1, Office. Literature I, Head Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, In- tramurals Coordinator. if i fl lg 4 M 4 L M. Miss Claudia Miller: Arts and Crafts, Parenting, Singles Survival, Family Living, Sophomore Class Moderator. SWG: Head il Douglas H. Neuendorf: Intro- Father Bill Parker: Seminar in Father Ed Pawlowski SDS: Basic Mrs. Joan Prater: Secretary. to S ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' , ' , ocial Studies, Western Christian L1VlI'1g Morality Basic Scripture Moral World Culture, Study Living, Faith and Media., Olde Tyme Coach, Religion, Retreats Coordinator. READ l

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.Sq . . 'SN i'4 g n. sp y A 5.1, - l we ' , if , 1' .2 i S If i W 1:2 . Miss Kellee Lawler: Health I, Cons temporary Health, Varsity Girls Basketball Coach. ......,! 'Vinh Mrs. Sharon Molnar: Auxiliary Ser- vices. Dueling, suicide, feuds all part of a day's Work in Lit class Miss Sharon Houghton's 6th period Lit I class acted out Romeo and Juliet to enhance their understand- ing of Sha.kespea.re's Work. Alan Dis- kin, Carl Uher and Dawn Takacs donned costumes to portray the leads. According to Miss Houghton, students found it helpful to see the action as the Words were being said. Even The Blade stopped by to get a photo of the dueling. l M X academies Miss Mona Leos: YA. Psychology, Human Behavior, World Cultures, Head Girls Tennis Coach, Freshman Class Moderator, Wrestling Cheer- leaders Moderator, Maj orettes Mod- erator, Cardinalettes Moderator. M155 Brenda- MOOPGI Bgea-di-H8 Lab, Mr Rick Moulton Business Manag Mrs Geraldine Murtagh Physics Language Arts IH, Lltefflftufe I1 er Accounting I Political Science Physical Science Study Hall Sopho Algebra Iv Honor COUUC11 Mod' Head Boys Track Coach Assistant more Class Moderator 9I'3'ff0I'f Football Coach

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VTR classes do 'WPKRIY1unNs,shLwv their creativity on tv VTR class was one of a kind. There was learning by the book, but there was also putting that learning into prac- tice. Students did lip syncing of songs, put together commercials, produced how-to demonstrations, designed a visual theme show, and created a news program Cwith news, sports, weather, editorials and movie reviewsb for sta- tion WYRD Cpronounced weird j. All the while, they learned the complex- ities of the decks, the cords, and the camera. And in the end, when mis- takes in other classes showed up on report cards, theirs were broadcast on large-screen TV. The one camera and several decks in VTR, require taking turns using the equipment. Dave Bourbina and Dave Johns C above rightj have at chance at the mike while Connie Fairbairn C beiowb mans the camera for a class assignment. 'P' 'fn 'L F- 'M' 'nun l 16 X academics Us R 113 Mr. Ernie Preciadoz Maintenance ,--at Mr. Mark Hideout: Lit I, II, Lan- guage Arts II, III, Writing III,Assis- tant Football Coach. V-J ,,.,, Hi, nvflt. ri 8 Mrs. Katherine Simko: Cafeteria