Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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CHALK TALKERS Behind these pages lurk not only ND ' s fa- vorite pinl -pad peddlers and hall patrol- lers, but the dedicated intelligent teachers and administrators who make the school unlike any other blue-and-white-plaid- skirted academy! (left) Sister Mary Irene, Sister Mary Lewellin, and Mrs. Laura Callaher cordially in the library confer after class. (above) This is the equipment of the teaching class. Chalk Talkers 89

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(below) Sister Mary carol, principal, looks over some letters at her desl in her office. Here she seems to be In a serious mood. New administration . . . Changes Flow In Through the Halls One ofthe new faces around Notre Dame this year was that of Sister Mary Bernadine, the new vice principal. Sister iviary Berna- dine came from Cesu Parish where she was principal last school year, in her new posi- tion Sister Bernadine was student Council Advisor, and worked closely with Sister Mary Carol. Sister IVIary Bernadine com- mented that the type of curriculum, the needs of the students and the age of the students are the main differences between the high school students and the grade school students. When asked how she liked NDA she replied, It is a lot different from grade school, but I really enjoy it! (above) Father Frederick Nietfield sits contentiv listening to a student. Father enjoys celebrating the girls ' Masses, but often stops by for a visit afterward. (above) Sister Mary Bernandine directs her speech to the students at the honors assembly. She is the newly appointed assistant principal who has taken over the former duties of Sister Mary Carol. 90 Faculty