Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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of Educational Organization The Faculty Directs Class Scheduling Miscellaneous and multitudinous best describes the duties Miss Geraldine Gerber held through the 34 vears she spent with Notre Dame. Guided by her capable hands — who says women are poor drivers? — our Volkswagen took the Sisters to various ap- pointments and meetings. If an urgent tele- phone call had to be made, Miss Gerber was the woman for the job. Machines like the addressograph and mimeograph required her calculating touch. She noted changes in tele- phone numbers and addresses, helping to make an accurate student directory. As mail- ing and correspondence accompany the run- ning of a school, so did Miss Gerber. New machines add qualin ' to any office. Miss Geraldine Gerber will later run these papers through the copy-maker. Miss Geraldine Gerber took care of both written correspondence and personal contact through visits and telephone calls. fter joining our staff in January, Miss Lucy Laibe assumed secretarial duties vhich included assisting Sister Mary Leon with student scholastic records. 17

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Meeting Demands A-lonroe and Bancroft streets was the site a which Notre Dame opened her doors in Octo ber, 1904. Then, after 56 years, in February 1960, she — and — we moved to 3535 Sylvani; Avenue and a modern new building. The school is staffed bv lav teachers and b ' Sisters who belong to the Toledo Province o the Sisters of Notre Dame, an Internationa community with their Gencralate in Rome Sister Mary Theophane has served as principal for the past six years. June marks the graduation of Notre Dame ' 60th Senior Class — the first to spend all fou: years at the present site. Secretary Sister Mary Leon and Principal Sister Mar) Theophane discuss next year ' s scheduling plans. Treasurer Sister Mary Azelie seems to approve the transcript which Secretary Sister Mary John Joseph has just typed for Sister Mary Madonna, our guidance counselor. 16

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Sister .Mary Joachim, librarian, Sister Mary Cliarlotte, and Sister Alary Colette turn from their perusal of the card catalogue to greet our roving photographer. Language teachers Sisters Mary Francella, Alary Elvira, Mary Kathline, Alary Clarice, and Mary Immaculee test audio-visual materials to be used in class as pronunciation aids. 18