Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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-4 .. = ' ■ She VentiureB InfcreDidIv A ith Gentle Touch . Contemporary Women Blossom In . New Mode for Times of the SO ' s ' Introduction Page 1 and unknowns. She dares to step into Student Life Page B territory of hen mother ' s dreams. Academics Page 40 onto the balance of selfless mother- . Sports Page 72 hood and dedicated careers. She .% « Faculty Page SO knows no other way t Underclass Page 1 OB to venture into all aspects of her ■ Seniors Page 1 3B womanhood. Intrepid, yet gentle. Index Page 1 62 she ' s the woman of the BO ' s. Patrons, Sponsors, Super Sponsors Forming this special type of woman Page 1 GA marks the ambition of a girl of Notre Closing Page 1 74 Dame. In these high school years, she seeks the limits of her potential. She Contemporary life has enkindled pealizes her worth. Pursuing lasting not a new age, but a new breed of values and virtues, she enables her- Christian woman at Notre Dame. Un- 3 , become a woman for others. heard of in ages past are her aims — y hich is certainly a woman for today above, alive, brimming with surprises oman for the SO ' s. . .«i ii ll a ■ ' 5£ : I ' f-m . !f -:r - ' - ' ff -

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PaoDia Mattar Much To Modarn Woman Her Today Becomes Appreciated As She Involves Herself in Active Life Caught in the sweep of life, a woman of the 80 ' s actively seeks Christian ideals. Discontented to sit back and yawn with a sigh of indifference at the challenges around hen, she jumps into the hum of the world trying to contri- bute what she can. As she strides through, this woman involves herself with people with a genuine concern for their well-being. She is vibrant. This air of actively living creeps into many of the pursuits of Notre Damie ' girls. The simplicity in theintelling a silly joke between friends, or their learning to give of a leisure moment to some- one, or even their supporting of a spe- cial all-boys school Cone of the favorite pastimes of these aspiring ladies) can generate the needed attitude of involvement in the world. Enwrapping themselves in these high school years, these young women quickly learn that tne more they give, the more they involve them- selves. By so doing, they become all the more richly aware of this wonder- ful, but challenging life of the BO ' s. L g j: h- Q H li lA 3 m 3 i i« SI 1