Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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MCC tours new Medical College to see medicine in practice By Anne Stengle Medical Careers Club sponsored local meetings with speakers, films, tours and refreshments the third Thursday of each month. Our activities, under the direction of Sister Mary Kevon, moderator, included speakers and slides from St. Vincent's Hospital. Topics for our speakers included medical technology, speech therapy, physical therapy and dentistry. We also offered a Red Cross First Aid course to interested members. Our school club is a member of the Area Medical Careers Club and our members took part in area club projects. Some of these activities included a get-acquainted tea with speakers on various medical professions and a tour ofthe new Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. Our aim this year vvas to stimulate interest among students vvho are investigating career opportunities in medicine by letting them hear about and see medicine in practice. Susan Ni tkiewicz, vice-president and Anne Stengle, president of Medical Careers, plan the monthly meetings and help to keep the members informed. Members listen as the secretary reads min tues at the monthly meeting. Dr. Earl Freimer, chairman of the department of microbiology at the Medical College of Ohio demonstrates for Janet Daney, Elizabeth Rutowski and Dorcie Mansrovv lWhitmerl. Veronica Dominique treasurer and Janet Daney secretary assist the moderator and presiden t of the M C C. Anne Stengle conducts monthly meetings under guidance of moderator Sister Mary K evon. 5-.mr H fb 1427 R i A C?

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tringing bow proves xasperating for archer I 'l By Teresa Rywalski Archery is really a fun sport. During our oractice, we learned many things about irchery. First, it was necessary to string the bow. This proved to be really exasperating. For, unless the bow is ment just right, the string will not stretch nto its special notch. Second, it was mportant to know how to hold the arrow between the fingers when drawing back the Jow to aim. 'Ve learned to stand sideways to make room or drawing back our arms when vve shoot. Xfter we shot the arrow, we had to remember vhere our arrows landed. Sometimes we had o search, and search we did. Ve are all still aspiring to become nother William Tell. Connie McKarns and Kathy Babich watch Brandy Eddinger and Mary Stiff practice proper form. Next to developing their skill, Connie and Kathy stretch the bows to the limit. 1 f I - -

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