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

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Student Life Individuality would have to be the biggest thing going for the hit 1981- 82 school year. Throughout the per- formance, this range of diversity is carried out and developed brilliantly. Stritch presented foreign exchange students from Germany and Finland - each with their own concepts and opinions of American life. Much crazi- ness was involved as many students were continuously finding ways to en- tertain themselves and amuse each other. As the year progressed, the diverse elements blended together successful- ly. When hundreds of people came together at times, like the festival and homecoming, the contrasts of person- alities enhanced one another with few clashing circumstances. The strongest example of how indi- viduality worked FOR the large group was perhaps in the school-wide pro- duction of Hello Dolly, when a sub- stantial number of the student body and faculty grabbed their own place in the show and put it together. A taste of romance in the closing prom notes gave a touch of class to the performance and a fitting end to an altogether memorable student experi- ence. Abbey Road - 1969 On a top 20 list ofthe greatest albums of all tune, the Beatles' name appears flve tlmes, including the top spot. Abbey Road holds the number nine position on the list and ls supposed to have been one of the albums providing clues that Paul has died. CHe ls barefoot as British corpses are burledg John is dressed as a minister, Ringo as an undertaker, and George as e. grave dlggerg and Paul 1s out of step with the ot.hers.D lp? left: J lm Suska, Tom Lynn, Jenny Kline, and Joe ravec. student life X 5

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