Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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.Q 17' -4? ,.if '- ,,i,-. ., C Above: Latin Club officers preparing a meeting from the Auxilium Latinum: Joanne Whalen, secretaryp Ann Habig, treasurerg Rosina Brienza, presidentj Sister Mary Benedicta, moderotorg Jeanne Harper, vice-president. ,A Latin Club Members of the Third Year Latin Class organized a Latin club under the title Circulus Latinus Sancti Hieronymi tThe Latin Club of Saint Jeromel. Study of the magazine Auxilium Latinum, as well as other interesting Latin' projects, have provided material for the club meetings which are held monthly dur- ing the class periods. Right: Club members practicing Latin versions of Christmas carols: Maureen Bonfield, Joyce Schneider, Mary Ellen Lampe, Roberta McDonough. Jeanne Harper is at the piano. 4 t l 2 l I A MK, Left: Club members locating Rome and its conquests in Cicero's time: Ann Habig, Joan Dieckhaus, Geraldine Foy. 'I19

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li Above:A Rosemary.Browarsky, vice-president, Bonnie Hogg, secretary, Mary Anne lmwalle, president. Below: Members of the National Honor Society for i957-l958: Front row: Joan Heenon, Joyce Hugen- Nas-f -.V- v-...,, it ,sf Y? National Honor Society The Regina Coeli Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society was established at Regina in October l956,when the Consti- tution was approved and the Charter was received from the National Headquarters in Washington, D. C. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and service, the requirements being explicitly stated in the Constitution. Students satisfying these requirements are inducted into the Society at the end of the junior year. Four meetings are held annually, but no particular activities are scheduled for the National Honor Society, since the mem- bers are obliged to participate actively in, at least, two established organizations. berg, Betty Punghorst. Second row: Judith Byrne, Barbara Schuster, Wendy Winkler, Joyce Randall. -QQ!!-

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Spanish ' Club l 4 Left: The Las Teresitas Spanish Club officers reading La Luz, the club paper: Judith Griswold, vice-president, Diane Coombs, secretary, Mary lmm, treasurer, Thale Schumacher, president. Q. BJ . Above: Las Posadas-The highlight of club activities was the re-enactment of the Posada at their December meeting. Posadas, the traditional Christmas parties ot Mexico, symbolizes the nine days' journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem, when they asked for shelter at a posada finnj each night. By song, the Right: Close-up of Judith Gris- wold, Diane Coombs, Judith Young, and Margaret Stotler in typical South American cos- tumes. ' 'UL- .Y ' I , 20 Y is T students repeat Joseph's plea for shelter, until finally, one man, kinder than the rest, offers the Holy Pair a cave for shelter. And so, the music gives way to joy and happiness, when, at midnight the Christ Child is born. This picture represents part of the journey of Joseph and Mary. sd 'N ,ss ,ix .Y vt , . 5.-Q5 -IA .gl