Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Sc. Francis wresclerettes Kelly Reed. Kimberly Fishen, Julie Lewandowski, Tnna Oregon. LeeAnn Ficcfi. B e- AnnetteCousino. Shelley Newman. Mary Beth Wackeys. Elizabeth Koppingen. Carrie Lubinski. Jeanne Burton. st Terry Martin, perform a variety of activities during the matches.

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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.

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' 8S Enjoys Sweets, Flowers, Cro Afns Class of ' S2 Receives Recognition As Elder Sisters Wear Lucy Crowns December 1 was the day set aside to honor the seniors. Traditionally called St. Lucy ' s Day, the seniors, as the oldest nnennbers of the Notre Dame family, receive gifts of cup- cakes from the freshmen and flowers from the sophomores. The crowns were presented to the members of the class of eighty-t A o by their little sisses, the juniors. Page 24. 1 . Sr. Joetta sheds some of her wise years to become one of the queens of the class of ' S2. 2. Juniors Mary Bracken. Shannon Mullen, Mons Cain, and Andreanai Allen meekly wish their big sisses a happy St. Lucy ' s Day. 3, Senior Carol Wedding and Michelle McGarn- ty recieve their gifts of cupcake s. A. Senior Pamela Myers displays her gifts proudly, along with a big smile for the photo- grapher.