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

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The applause stops, the lights go out, the show is over, but Cardinalmania lives on Yearbook. It's impossible to com- prehend all that goes into it, unless you've experienced the class yourself. Believe us, as first-year staffers, we were totally unprepared for what we were about to encounter as editors of the 1981-82 Existence. When we first filled out our sched- ules a.nd included yearbook, we were forewarned that many hours of out-of- class time would be required. Only at that time we didn't know just how true those words really were. NOW WE KNOW!!! During weekends, Easter vacation, free days and even a couple weeks of summer vacation Cwhen everyone else was out partyingj, the devoted staffers spent their time hard at work in the publications room attempting to reach deadlines. Well . . . we did reach one goal, and that's getting the yearbook in your hands on time this year. Of course, we felt a lot of pressure to do so and probably wouldn't be breathing now if we hadn't . . . We can laugh about it now, but it wasn't too funny at the time. Somehow we managed to keep our sanity through all the chaos and Ms. Kat's jokes! Being able to teach all us how to do layouts, write copy and headlines and captions, take photos, and interview people deserves more credit than imagined - in fact, a med- al for service beyond the call of duty! Also, when everyone else was grit- ting their teeth and pulling their hair out, the suave, calm, Steve Raglow was always on hand with his optimistic lectures! Connie and her temper al- ways got a laugh out of someone, and Kris's perverted jokes sure livened up things. CWhat a riotlj So many memo- ries - some we'd like to forget, and others we'll always cherish. A special thanks goes out to some people who weren't on the staff but who offered their time and services doing volunteer work, such as typing CAndrea Silva, Lisa Irving, Beth Boh- land, Teresa Rable, Carol Alford, Barb Schmidt, and Molly Thostensonb, and photography CSister Judy, Mr. Dan Foote, Scott Hauter, Eric Schultz, Rob Kasper, Powell Studiosj. And thanks to all others who helped in many ways: Sister Louis de Montfort, Doug Bynum of Hunter Publishing, mem- bers of the staff and student body. Each year when the yearbooks ar- rive, you're sure to hear criticism on what should have been done. We know better than anybody what the perfect book would have been. We hope you'll just keep in mind that it's virtually impossible for 12 yearbook staffers to please every single person in a school of 800 Cor even to please ourselvesj. We sincerely tried our best to make your book a delightful memory of this past year at Stritch. One more thing we'd like to add in appreciation of Ms. Karen Katafiasz, who has been yearbook adviser since the 1975-'76 school year. She spent many hours after school in her room diligently working on yearbook as well as school pr Cincluding Stritch-O- Gramj, and preparing her regular classwork. During yearbook class it- self, which would have been a chal- lenge for any teacher to handle, she never once lost her temper! Now that's saying a lot, considering the class. Because of all this, the 1981-82 Ex- istence staff would like to dedicate our work on this book Cardinalmania to Ms. Katafiasz, As she leaves the Stritch Family, we hope that we have left her with many happy memories. - Lori Petersen and Scott Carpenter. One way the staff tried to carry out the Cardir mania theme throughout the book was by du, eating Beatles album covers on division pag I-lere, the l98l-82 yearbook editors, Scott Carp' ter and Lori Petersen, do one last Beatles take this time ofa photo oiklohn Lennon and Yoko O . . . and that concludes our show it this year. With these closing lines the cheers and applause ripple to a halt and the crowd scatters in as many dif- ferent directions as there are people. The laughter, the sighs, and the con- versations echo in the empty halls as a clea.n-up person sweeps a crumpled ticket out of a corner and the bright lights are cut off. All that's left is dark- ness and apeaceful, satisfied feeling as one looks back in recollection of the years of growing up as a Cardina.lma- niac. As long as there are Stritch people Cardinalmania will live on, free of ad mission and open to anyone with memory of Stritch. Thank you for coming, we hop you've enjoyed the show.

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