Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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(below) Will these beginning Span- ish students ever find the correct verbs? By their smiling faces, it lool s as though they will. Sue Vary, Kathy Click, Sue Kraus, Christy Palmer, and Shelly Newman seem to be out for fun. (right) Besides learning Latin, Senior Karen Michaelson can also control a tape recorder! Assisting Karen are Kelly McCee, Andrea Tientjen, and Jane Burt. ■ •- 9- RDMRN LIFE R ROG f T ViDl T MiTTI T Q»PI T flUDI T Rosa VlD£ MiTTI capi m TUI Tut TUk TUR (above) studying Julius Caesar, Roman empire, ItaN. chariots, and Roman cul- ture are all essential in relating to the Latin language. Sophomores Kara Blachowski and Stephanie Hecht, both Latin scholars, efficiently examine the basics of Roman language. (right) Yes, I know how to point to the board! exclaims estatic Spanish student Doni Dmytryka. Magdalen Kerez and Natalie Menchara gawk in sheer amaze- ment. 64 Language

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(far above) No, it ' s not the Toledo Blade but the le Journal de Francais! Senior Cheryl Fulop fourth year French student reads about the latest happenings across the Atlantic in France (above) What tune is it? Billy Squler? Adam and the Ants? Lionel Ritchie? None of the above. Seniors Chaditscha Backftsh and Barbara Beham mellow out jamming to German dialogue. (above) Parlez vous Francais? Juniors Stella Kajderow Icz, Andrea Yambor, and Colleen carvln do! They prove French conversation can be fun and exciting. I Language Q

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(below) Caesar ' s caul? That ' s right. First-year Latin stu- dents, Karia Butler, Sonya Hackney, Sarah Lavey, and Julie Urban have fun studying Caesar ' s Gaul. ► Hola Meus Amicus Use what language you will you can never say any- thing but what you are. ' Emerson Wow! Look at that fabulous painting! That ' s St. M artin and the Beggar isn t it? See how his fingers are separated there? Well, that ' s a trademark! This was familiar conversation at the most spectacular art exhibit at the Toledo Museum of Art, featuring the El Greco ex- hibit. The third and fourth year Spanish stu- dents had a marvelous opportunity to view the works of El Greco. Mrs. Cathy Cook Spanish-French teacher, was so excited about the exhibit she called for reserva- tions the year before. Luckily the students had this opportunity to see El Greco. Sister Conda Marie and Sister Marie Julie also teach Spanish and were excited about the exhibit. A dream came true for Sister Myriam Powell when she received her new assign- ment for lastyear. Watch out New Guinea — Sister Myriam is ready for her missionary work! Everything was fine for Sister Myriam butwho could possibly replace this beloved Latin whiz? Why. Sister Mary Marisa also a NewGuinea missioner of course! This is not a first time for Sister Mary Marisa to teach at the Academy. All Latin i. li. III, IV students beside learning fundamentals, also study the Latin culture. (above) Sombreros! Maracas! Tacos! Fiestas! Amigos! The Spanish data chart, held by junior Marci iviills, explains the date, weather, and temperature. With a Cods eye in hand Martha Mann is ready for a Spanish fiesta!