Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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If x. 'Q-7' .1 E1 :riff- Q 1 fn Cl N f A fl fl Z n-gdlgg . . -5 MARCH-APRIL was danclng the Irish Jig or singing the Good Ship Lollipop in Shamrock Shenanigans, the annual St. Patrick's Day talent show. It was being a Jolly Green Giant, or cheering for YeIlow Fever or congratulating the victorious All Stars. lt was enjoying a chicken dinner with a Big Sis at Rhapsody in Spring, the junior- senior banquet. It brought shiny new rings reflecting happy junior faces. IVlarch-April was singing in the Spring Concert, smelling brownies throughout the school, hemming that latest sewing creation or pondering over math problems It was being a beautiful senorita at the Spanish party and rushing to meet a deadline for The Notre Dame. lL MARCH-APRIL MARCH-APRIL MARCH-APRIL

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Vacation ended in January with semester tests and the pre-freshmen Open House. Seniors were measured for graduation caps and gowns and had chest X-rays. Juniors took the National Merit Test in February and sophomores prepared to meet the seniors in the basketball tournament. Because this book is about the people of our school, we asked them to tell their own story. Nearly one third of the students and teachers submitted copy for an assigned topic. We edited these articles, many by changing only word order or sentence structure to fit the space provided in our layouts. Each piece of.copy has a by-line to give credit to the writer. The contour drawings on the cover, dividers and supplement were done by junior and senior art students. Ann Kelly explained that contour drawings depend on a feeling for the sensitivity of line . . .Their purpose is not photographic accuracy but personal vision. The essence of contour drawing is to glue the eye to the subject you are drawing and let your eye follow the line of the object without looking at the paper. To make this book possible, the staff needed the help of teachers and students for drawings, stories, pictures. And so They are all here - the experiences we shared the friends we made the fun we had the work we did - The Best of Yesterday 1969-70.

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Sister M. Raymund looks over the daily schedule for an assembly. Inevitable bills come in,' Sister M. lmeldine takes time to write the checks. Looking up, Sister M. Johnene greets a visiton Helping with school records is part of Miss Lucy Laibe 's daily program. Sister M. Leon types a stencil for a League luncheon. They listen to us By Patricia S ko vvronek I consider myself lucky to attend a school where the administration is more than a governing rule. Notre Dame's administration carries out regulations, but also listens to each and everyone's problems and suggestions. This year along with our principal - Sister Mary Theophane, vve have an acting principal, Sister Mary Fiaymund, and an associate principal, Sister Mary Johnene. Sister Mary Fiaymund can be heard each morning making announcements. Besides being in charge of discipline, assemblies and the athletic program, Sister Mary Johnene is director of counseling and guidance. Secretary Sister Mary Leon keeps records, types and mimeographs flyers. Sister Mary John Joseph takes charge of attendance. Sister Mary lmeldine is treasurer keeping the books balanced during the course of the year. The administration along with all the faculty are the people who make Notre Dame, Notre Dame. , AX J? Y