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

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Spanish students prove they're nuinero uno at UT, French chefs say 'bon appetit' at their soiree The event was UT's Foreign Lan- guage Day. The activities included dancing, cultural quiz bowl, vocabu- lary quizes, puppets, singing and poster making. The participants were area language students, includ- ing Stritch Spanish classes. The re- sults: a first-place trophy for Mrs. Petra Reyna's students. French students ended the year with their annual spring dinner. A day of mixing, browning, frying, stirring, painting, carrying, and lug- ging produced an evening of fine food and an entertaining atmos- phere. , 4 Above: French Club members got to school early in the morning on Saturday, May 22, to start cooking and setting up for the spring dinner. Far above: Tacos provided a taste of Spanish culture for lunches. Watching over sales are Michelle Scsavnicki and Jackie 80 X french club Ameling. Farther above: The artistic touch of Michelle Hornyak, Donna Harrison and Shari Bailey contributes to the French decor. Right: Spanish students of Mrs. Petra Reyna earned a trophy for their activities at U'l s Foreign Language Day. 'v l 4: J l F .- .5 ,t , f'--::,a f J' Q , z. -. .l fI l A.. -g ...-, ,X 'Vt J' kk, -i . . . 1.

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Crank it up, let it start, we've got cheerleading in our heart! Being a cheerleader has allowed me to support and appreciate my fel- low athletes and school, make some extra-special friends, and just be really crazy! replied Krista Kar- cher quickly, when asked what cheerleading has meant to her. Cheering was a definite part of athletics at Stritch. Through hours of practice, countless fundraisers, and endless decorating, the cheer- leaders managed to make it to every game, snow, rain, or shine. The var- sity squad consisted of five seniors, four of them veterans of four years, and one junior. By the time their cheerleading year came to a close, each of them, along with moderator Ms. Carol Schwartz, were close friends. 82, X fbfbb cheerleaders 'QNX Top: New uniforms were a hit for the cheerleaders during season as the varsity squad CStaycee Ellis, Kay Wlodarz, Jackie Krista Karcher, Shelly Kornowa, and Sandy Lynnb proudly show them Left: Senior Sandy Lynn made her cheerleading debut on September 1 . : ' 3, ' l98l at the stadium Above Mountmaking took hours of pr reach perfection. The varsity cheerleaders demonstrate the product. ctice