Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Alma Mater, ring pledge close ceremony By Susan Johnson for our class rings. Alumnae mothers walked to the stage with their daughters Our big day arrived. It was April 30, where the girls received their class the day of our ring ceremony. Sharon rings from Sister lVlary Clarone, and Sackett welcomed parents and friends. their mothers received corsages from Seniors explained the symbolism ofthe Sister lVlary Theophane. We recited the school emblem. President Christine ring pledge and ended the ceremony by Reynolds petitioned Sister Mary Clarone singing the Alma lVlater. Susan Johnson presents corsage to her alumna mother during ring day ceremonies Sister M. Clarone, assistant to Mother M Arthur, and Sister M. Theophane with the aid of seniors presents rings to juniors. While classma tes receive rings - others wait to open their ring cases. l

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Concert adds ballet, duets By llflarian Metzner The 1969 Spring Concert, Our Musical Heritage, began with the junior-senior chorus, consisting of fifty-one girls, singing l IVlay Never Walk This Way Again. Next came art songs such as The Lass with the Delicate Air sung by Nlarie Komorowski, followed by selections of folk songs from countries around the world. These folk songs were sung by the freshman and sophomore choruses. La Zingara, a piano duet by Katherine Hughes and Elizabeth Witt brought variety to the program. Cassandra llllacino danced ballet to Dance lmpromptu. Negro spirituals followed, featuring Bridget Copeland singing Who is That Yonder? Next, contemporary songs were presented by the juniors and seniors. Freshman Evette Adams soloed Born Free. The program ended with Handel's HaIleIujah! Amen! by combined choruses. After the concert, girls acknowledge the compliments given to them. During the intermission of Spring '69 concert, juniors Cynthia Lee, Jean Walczak, Regina Amrdon and Justine Hoffman talk about their performance Junior senior chorus wait for their curtain cue. X