Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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, Below) Mrs. Mara Oess displays her ND physlaue (Below) Busilv enjoying her chopping, Sister Mary . i Sister Mar Carol|sfe c ' hool ' ' SS ' fh ' es ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' K ' ' shS! ' and ' p1.1yesTe ' r ' S zer ' ' ' (Above) Teachers, like students, enjoy talking between classes. ' A VpS ' Slvlffir ' i t To a ' tuS ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Here, Sister Mary Helaine and Mrs. Carole Booth chat at the Mission distributes the Holy Eucharist to a stuaent. Fair. 102 Faculty

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niddle) Mrs. Cynthia Tunison, the woman who can be found ushing her cleaning utensils cart, keeps all the lounges in erfect order. ibove) Mrs. Kathryn stahl, the new Spanish and French teacher Jbstitute was welcomed and loved by her temporary stu- ' ents. (Left) Jerry Bascuk gives the school a certain soanoe nvt t i . ' o n pleted his job of maintaining tne haiis (Below) Mrs Beverly Koibe iiKe a r-rt-nm rt oreoarei me orK omn lunches She also drives for no ' . ' .•. ' •, » w«c uw vr» a nr M ' ' Hf ' iHT 4 ' (Below) Mr. Michael Meier can be found keeping tne school in too notcft condition. He takes care of all kinds of tasks, big and sfraii VI ' lAbove) Mr. Keith Tremmei enjoys keeping tne schoci icck. ' ' 3 ts cest- 5 working hard during the day he has accomplisned the tasJc of keeptng our school in order. Faculty -101

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L . Busy-Bee Teachers Buzz Out of School some students get the wrong imcires sion of their teachers. They are tnought of as the rulers of the class, the demerit givers, or the homework lovers But teachers, both lay and religious t a e nor- mal ' sides to them too Our teachers can often be found doing many other beneficial and fun activities besides teaching Mrs Cathy Cook has started a new family and the former Miss Laura Essex has be- come Mrs Chris Gallagher Sisters Myriam and Mary Marisa have taken new heights among the missionaries In New Guinea. Counselors, Mrs. Roseann Buck Sister Mary Alberta, Sister Mary Joetta. Sister Mary Eileene and Mrs. Marcia Guinan are closely guiding the girls in the right direction. Some teachers enjoy riding bikes jog- ging, playing tennis or racquetball or just reading a good book in their spare time Others are involved with Mass preparations musical concerts, clubs, contests or volun- teer work. Remember, teachers are people too. (Left) Daily the thirteen smiling faces of Mrs Charione Leslie. Mrs. Paula Fogt. Mrs. Mara Oess Ms JuOv Cousi no, Mrs. Laura Callaher, Mrs. Lee Tnortwrjnsen Mrs Nancy Hatfield. Mrs Jenny Blier Mrs Chris Troknya Mrs. Cathy Cook, Mrs Janet Fieischmen Mrs ianet Moore and Mrs Carole Booth the lav teachers canoe found throughout the school (Above) Content with a quiet moment to herseff Stsrer Mary Clarette enjoys knitting in her spare time, (Left) The harmonious voices of Mrs. Charlotte Leslie Sister Suzanne Mary Mrs. PamEdgell. Sister Marie Julie Mrs. Mara Oess Mrs. Janet Moore. Sister Marv Irene. Mrs, Laura Caita- her. and Sister Mary Bemadine couW Oe heara snging a tune for Sister Mary Carols feastday. FacultY 103