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

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Fred Ackerman Carol Alford Darrin Arquette Tim Aubry Roger Bacon Sharon Bailey Debbie Barciz Cheryl Barocsi Joe Barteck Becky Ba.rva. Pa.ul Beauch Steve Belclk Robin Belclk Paul Berente Chris Bergman Stacey Birt Chris Blakeman Kristi Bockehnan Shirley Bodi Beth Bohland Angela Bohnsack Nellie Bosak Kathy Bosch Bon Bosch Rochelle Bowen Joe Bowling Chris Brown Jean Brown Carol Burns Mark Cap'ser Jackie Cessna Kelly Cha.rcho1 Diane Coehrs Ken Crabtree Jim Crescitelli Dave Chltcher Joanne Danko Julie Danko Dom D'Em1lio Tom Derby Diane Dobo Debbie Doroda Dean Dreier Beth Durst Renee Evanoff Dan Ferguson Shelly Ferree Louie Fox Bob L. Fox Bob A. Fox Eugenia Fuleky Kathy Gallagher Rick Garand Matt. Gargac Mary Geisel Tony Gilbert Mike Gladieux Loni Graden Tracey Grime Kay Grosjean Michelle Hartman Kelly Hatfield Mike Heskett Mike Hochradel Paul Hollosi Robin Hornyak Joe Hornyak Cheryl Hornyak Brad Hull Tammi Intagliata Lisa Irving Jackie Ivan eq., 4 , ' ,, ,Q 51-flmg, ' is ' f its i' 4 'St k QW, . .L A , . - - ' rzgz...-as - . M t 5.1 N I , ' .X ttls ' 1 gh, xi lfiir if K. H- ap. ,K i 1' , 4 we - B A eels l lyss be , , g agyaaay t , Ag ,h ,. . . as as 1 P' 'llle . 4 B -Q 2 1 as l s - N 5 affix, t .:::., 5, - . ':, f X I :kk . 4 A st . a B 'fa fi . X ,. 4- .. - If 'f .K T it I , xl ' 1511.4 NM Ig, L , x I , ., l 5 ' A, B h at ' e h l fd J 'L -- V' if 'L d ll . ' . - YN A ' ' ff A 'LR , if Y 5 J S ,ft A 'B B ik A item! A ', Q A , 5 A ,A :Q - hu l It 1 5 A X :fx ff '...-aid . N R23 ,sld 5 , f. -if t 'QB' f L ' ssas 5 A 7 B y 1 S aya X .. ., ,I k f--,t girirk' y 5 kkzk , Kring 1' ,XM K .K 5.. K K K W... ..7,, ir k.kk :xl ki. V f ,Z ,K .X l 1 bf..- 4' X l ' 'Vo .A A K J if S Q t ' J J ty,a S35 X fl- I . Q 0 my s - W, 5 - 1 ' ' ' ay'se f S a w s f get f- f 1 x - B W 1 Q ii' A l I 4 ll e slt t s tyotty, s J 'fa .t 'UL A ,tls B Q' Q 1 I K I in L We ..,. I , 5 -1 :J Y . fk.-,s dd Z l - -X U S Q ,, Q ' A ' I t 1 , 2 -f . - Q. 1 r f lf iz'-sf 't'-1 . -2 I .1. f ' . . ff' giswl . g Q 'S Q rrlesl -Q X ' We J 1 S X A f - - lf ' J F B A g yin. 1 llss e B K , y r'V.k if L? l -,N E ' X ' r 152 X juniors

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unde rclassmen Come on in. See What's happening. 'I'he first selection, Give That Class a Blue Ribbon, is the story of many, many activities and aspirations for a great year by the Class of '85 - the juniors. Next up, Go for More in '84 high- lights the sophomores as they raise dollars in bagel sales and a car wash, and see how they had to Work with togetherness problems. Finally, see the freshmen come in first in the Bahamas Raffle, see them win the spirit stick over and over again, and see them in the festival merchandise booth. All this in the last selection, Catch the Freshmen Spirit. See the many new attractions of the year like the frosh mini-float. Also see how your favorite class did during col- or day and spirit Week. This and more in the following pages . . . don't miss it! Please Please Me - i963 'iPlease, Please Me, the hit that started Beatle- maniaj' was actually the second IIS. release on which the Beatles could be heard. 'l'he first, entie tled MMy Bonnie, was a 1962 release recorded in Germany. But the Beatles' name wasn't even ob- vious on the label. Une would have had to read the fine print on the back of the sleeve to see their name, because they were only a backup band ii ur a group called Tony Sheridan and the Heat Brothers at the time. Ulllease, Please Me did at last bear their name, but this time it turned out misspelled, with two 'l s, liy the time the song be- came an album title, as shown in the photo, they finally got it right. Left: Dan ltaglow, Mark Goetz, Stacey liirt, Patty Buffy. CSee pages l26-12.7 for the older version of this photo.D iderclassmen division page! l5l

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