Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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A shot missed by the Gian ts is rebounded by the All-Stars. Juniolzs react to the points scored. Team boils over as Yellow Fever gets hot. Marianne Holland keeps up with the drive of Chris Weissenberger. Sophomore disappointment is shown in the faces of Mary Pat Murphy, Carol Parton and Patti Jo Merillaa Freshmen Sophomores Jumom Seniors Juniors . gf--, . F -:Tl - F ,- Freshmen 'F Jerfj , 1 one ,J - sea J , !' I . '69 Tournament GAIVIE I GAME Il GAME III

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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

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. jx -N i ,-Q, v - ,ff '1 fi in Wednesday night came and we all assembled in the locker room. Coach Carol smiled at us. We had to win!! Again the jump ball.. . don't give up .. time out. . . calm down . . . the whistle. Cries of joy from juniors told the story. I felt as if I had lost a part of myself . . . but it wasn't my class spirit. Even though we lost, we know we had enough class spirit for our tournament '70. By Regina Amidon Spirit would be the only word to describe the basketball tournaments of 1969. The other team members and I were tense with excitement the minute the basketball season started. And we didn't reach the culmination of this tension 'til that last whistle blew and we had won. We had signs, mascots of every size, loud raspy voices and zillions of girls united in the great spirit that can only be described as youth. Fortunately things returned to normal. But it will all happen again-this year and in years to come as a part of education at NDA. 2,-FI ,-l 14 x1' ma -if xr--'Q11y,,'-V- ' Aw ,T -h,',, .'-,-- , . ., -. I . -Karin -..1s-.l,.,f-f'- K- -- N ' H- 3qu 4ir 7-V.. - -,., . : -.F 1 J, . .A . - . , -fi.. , 1,3 .--- A-4-V .t, i, if -..--.-g . -tb..-A V-. -. '-- 45.4 V 1. . . D , fs- - 7 ,. 5, , uf- -I. .-..4A- .ft sl '- '-.:1- '14,-':: ' - .,'-' . '- f A 5 - -:ff 3 ' 'lzfs' W3 -J +eif'::., . - -. A . . .- -.. f- 1., y iv, .inf-Z 33,1-,mga V- A -. - .. - az .w.'- H-.'Qg..,.,,. . ...J ,r w 4 -, c - . . .'- Y ,-,rar fig . x 1 5.51.7 U A B A 47, A -Y wx- . -,. 1, . J 'ff-1, V -5.13.3 .- 1.4, J,-v 0 J' t 1 .N ' -,- L. .. A Y .. ,,: ., , t Q3 .Ing ' Q .ijg , ,.7T' ' 4 e Y ' .'--L. ..,.m-.'..4::. V. , ., ' ,'L-. T' M, . ' ..!!T': '-' -, l ' 3 .v . . .ef .. . . A . - - -..1 ft., 55521. N X .3 L. A- I -x- ,.-,A