Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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God provided tor us a world filled with opportunities for development in every aspect of creation. So, too, is every girl entering the world of Notre Dame given the opportu- nity to grow in intelligence, dignity, and friendship. We are the prime element of God ' s creation. Thus, we gather in this place, together, to build a community and honor God ' s gifts that allowed us to seek and find the meaning and value of education of a personality and pride, possessed by each individual attending school here at Notre Dame Academy, begins from the first day that a girl makes the decision to become one of the special and essential elements of this school and the spirit that is contained within its walls. page 16 1. The journalism staff inspired the student body to sell subscriptions to the yearbook and the newspaper with an assembly promoting the publications campaign. 2. Mary is honored in a special way during the May Crowning. 3. The class of 78 listens to Sue Pollack read the story of the Little Tree at their tree planting ceremony. 4. Laurie Gill, Diane Herr, Marjorie Periatt and Natalie Nowakowski relax after an evening of strenuous dancing at the Father-Daughter Dance. 5. At Notre Dame ' s Prom, Martha Domito and Mike lanone do the bump , page 1 7 1 . After four full years at Notre Dame, this graduate is ready to enter a new world. 2. Michelle Spinazze models a current fashion at a Notre Dame Academy Mother ' s League meeting. 3. A lively square dance is performed by Margo Shears and her father, and Suzanne Stelzer and her father as Mr. Charles Comes looks on. N.B. All Bible quotations used in this section were taken from the New American Bible.

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The Notre Dame teacher stresses quality education with underlying Christian princi- ples. The student is treated as an individual person with her own problems, talents and abilities. No class activity, be it the Senior Play, the Junior Ring Ceremony, Sophomore Mission Fair or the Freshman Book Fair is complete without the support of the Sisters and our seven dedicated lay teachers. Each Notre Dame teacher is a dedicated woman, proficient in her own field, and never too busy to stop to listen. She is in the classroom every morning welcoming the early bird students, who are eagerly checking test results and homework — an- swering their questions, calming their an- xieties or just there with a cheerful greeting. She is available after school for counsel- ing, tutoring, preparing tomorrow ' s assign- ments until her day ends — in prayer, asking God ' s help with the task entrusted to her. 1. Girls chat with Sister Mary Joetta and Sister Mary Kevon during lunch. 2. Sister Mary Angelus conducts her physical science class. p.l9 1. Sister Mary Anna Therese attempts to balance a budget.