Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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tlL Wl5s . » . ' 1 page 20 1 . Jennifer Kufel and her dace. Tom Osinski. sit out a dance at the Student Council date dance. 2. Tropical Paradise setting in the dinning hall. 3. Trish Hauskeneckt. Student Council presi- dent. Megan Kniesly, Jackie LaPlante. Student Council secretary, Anne Skuce. and Claudia O ' Gnady were the names behind the faces M-io greeted thte giMs anc3 th»eir oates £ through the door at the cisr ' ::: - page 21 1 . Girls and their aat-es ca -cs sounds of Buster . 2. Usa Dusseau arc ' s- csr= gueze. nnake a petty p»cture •tt . i

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SmileB Light Couplee ' Faces Dream of Paradise Becomes Reality to ND Students and Their Dates Saturday October 1 O, Student Council staged Paradise Ttneater for the annual Student Council date dance. The theme chosen by the stu- dent body for this yean, taken from a song written by Styx, provided outlet for creativity. Romantic dancing and music set the stage for the night. Buster sup- plied this year ' s music. The annual tradition for the Student Council date dance suggests that the girl buy the bid, pick up her date, and pay for dinner. This kind of dance, commonly called a Sadie Ha A kins dance, has been well accepted so far. Decorations carried out the Para- dise theme to a T . Authentic fish- nets and assorted shells bedecked the walls of the gym turned tropical island. Carnations, floating in glass bowls ornamented the tables which A ere set against the A alls to leave room for dancing. After the girls arrived at Notre Dame, some in chauffered cars, some in daddy ' s borro A ed heap, and some driven by mom or dad, they signed in and A ere greeted by smiling Student Council officers. Lately dined couples proceeded into the gym to dance off the fabulous din- ner they had enjoyed at places like; Frank Uncle ' s, The Wine Cellar, Man- cy ' s or The Willows, and many other elite restaurants. Some couples relaxed at the tables set along the edge of the dance floor. Many couples double-dated and spent the evening together talking or dancing. Smiles lighted the animated faces in the gynn, and the evening seemed a success. Chaperones stood or sat along the sidelines watching the twirling cou- ples, possibly remembering their high school days. Volunteers served refreshments in the dining hall where couples could not only quench their thirsts, but also rest their danced-out feet. The lights burned Io a , the stage vi- brated with rhythm, the band played on and girls wished the night would never end. ' ■, «- f ■-r .

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Manuevers, Yells Sho A Spirit Enthusiastic Girls Stimulate Crowds Cheering At Athletic Activities This was the second big year that ND had cheerleaders to sparl the Eagles ' enthusiasm and keep it going strong. The varsity cheerleaders motivated students to come out and support the basketball team by per- forming a medley of spirited cheeps. This year ND proudly presented its first group of junior varsity cheerlead- ers. The girls proved themselves worthy of their position as they cheered vigorously for the JV team. The cheerleading squad at St. Fran- cis also contained girls from ND. The girls, representing the varsity and junior varsity squads, livened up the cro A d as they spurned the fans to show their enthusiasm for the Knights. ND girls, again performed another important activity for the Knights as wrestlerettes. They first execute the significant task of keeping accurate scores for every match and secondly, take on the pleasurable task of cheer- ing the wrestlers to victory. The St. Francis flag corps enter- tained the crowd by performing many intriguing and difficult routines. Page 22. 1 . Varsity Cheerleaders. Susan Sell, Susan Win. Laura Gallaway, Lisa Kolebuck and Beth Otto smile pretty for the photographer, mis- sing: Linda Timm 2. Loni Newman leaps into the air as she demon- strates a cheer for the photographer. 3. ND junior varsity cheerleaders include Shelley Newmian, Jill Filippi. Marlene Yeager, Jenny Re- gan. Elizabeth Areddy and Adrianne Kolebuck. Page 23. 1. St. Francis cheerleaders Jennifer Wolfe. JV; Dawn St. John. Jennifer Conrad and Loni New- man, all varsity, pose in a cheering formation. 2. SF Flag Corps miembers include: Anne Valasek, Mary Martin, Kimberly Steils, Sue Swaile, Angela Ricks, Cheryl Kaminski, and Catherine Johnson. Not pictured: Michelle Re- mynse, Mona Cain and Debra Fisher.