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

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Tracy Spangler and Joe Through all your arguments and getting on each other's nerves, you al- ways knew the two Cor three or morey of you would make it. Who else would let you sit and ramble on with- out end, bri.ng you up when you were really down, be so close people said you shared the same brain? The bad times seemed easier because of themg the good times were even better. Some high school friends become just acquaintances after graduation. But your relationship is too strong for that to happen to you . . . at least, you hope so. And when you think back, it was the simple, everyday moments that mean so much: Hangin' around together . . . stuff- ing your books in their lockers planning to meet between classes . . . sharing rides . . . sharing lunches . . . sharing good moments and bad. Saying the wrong thing . . . fighting over who did what to whom . . . look- ing the other way in the halls . . . not speaking . . . but wanting to talk. Getting back together . . . forgetting why anyone was angry . . . feeling a part of a group again . . . belonging. Ill 1,4 5? Lori Petersen, Trina Zam, Danette Mansoir, Lisa Fox .bg-S Leanne Leach Steffi Nyers Beth Pfltzer Diane Coehrs, Anne THOI rington Patty Brenkman, Debbie Jackie Jaros, Karen Kosohalk Y L, was ,,.p.-nm, .. Karen KOPOLD8571, Jacque Ivan, Mary Kowalski

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ffm' - 5 , K 5 -fl! -am: N- Float building was one of the highlights of homecoming. ' Although vandalizing and drinking were problems of the past, almost everything went smoothly for the 1981 event. f , Y As usual, each class was in a competitive spirit While Work- ing on the floats, anticipating XJ , who would win. The moment drew closer as the pre-game , w ... parade of floats filled the Waite Stadium, showing off the many hours of hard work. Sporting the Winning float, de- signed by Ed Shinaver, were the seniors, who carried out the homecoming theme of Sen- timental Journey. v ,-n-y,uu':r ,-,, ,. n wav-lf .-an Above: A first time freshman float encourages Cards to Catch that Freshman Spirit. Left: Ready to present the crown and flowers to the queen are Sandy Lynn and Shelly Kornowa. Top left: The seniors show their leeidersliip by win- ning the float competition as they carry out the homecoming theme. Middle left: The juniors work up a way to show their spirit by Bombing Bowsher. Middle right: The sophomores want to strike up a victory by Bowling over Bowsher. homecoming! ll