Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Gfficers tally points for club members By Carolyn Dolt practice in my class. This involved signing up and having the team pick a captain. Girls interested in sports must first join the In the second semester, the officers planned an Athletic Club before they can participate in them. aSS9mblV tO Shovv Others how they could participate if they joined the Athletic Club. I and the other three officers were each responsible for one class level. l listed the freshmen in Organizing basketball games . . . keeping score at order for tallying points they received. baseball games . . . working with Sister Mary Nlichaelette, our moderator . . . these activities fill I was also responsible for starting volleyball the officers' days. Anne Monks and Carolyn Dolt assist club moderator Sister M. Michaelette with athletic equipment During the senior sophomore volleyball game officers. Cindy Zaciek and Chris Weissenberger keep score.

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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

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,pf Z' . I is I .L Tournament builds spirit By Patricia Todak Basketball is the greatest sport for girls. It has offered me some of the most rewarding and memorable moments of my freshman year as a Jolly-Green Giant. Tournaments have greatly influenced my feelings. They came after three days of spirit building, mine included. IVlonday dragged by as I went from class to class trying hard to concentrate, but finding my thoughts on the tournaments. Finally, the last bell rang and I rushed home. That night I got to school early, and everywhere I looked I saw spirited classmen. lVly nerves were so tense that I wished time would stop. The referee blew the whistle. We knew this was it. The only thing left to do now was to play our best. The jump ball, yes, we had it. Playing with such concentration, we hardly realized the game was over. As we heard screams we realized through tears that we had beaten the sophomores. I was glad to be a member of this great team. rr J! - i ', us. 1 r?-t' I 'T ,,.-1.--r